How can clients or families report suspected violations of the ZT policy?

The correct answer is based on the established procedures for reporting suspected violations of the Zero Tolerance (ZT) policy. Clients or families are encouraged to utilize a designated reporting hotline or reach out to local authorities because these channels provide a structured and confidential way to report concerns. This approach ensures that reports are handled by trained personnel equipped to address the issues appropriately while maintaining the privacy and safety of the individuals involved.

Using social media channels or seeking advice from friends and family may not result in the necessary actions being taken, as these avenues lack the formal procedures and protections that are essential for reporting serious concerns. Additionally, reporting only in person at the APD office could limit accessibility for individuals who may not be able to travel or who prefer to report concerns in a different manner. Thus, the designated hotline or local authorities remain the most effective and reliable methods for reporting violations.