DFPS remains the managing conservator of a child or youth in DFPS conservatorship who is:

• Committed to the custody of or under the placement and care responsibility of the Texas Juvenile Justice Department (TJJD).
• Under the placement and care of a juvenile probation department (JPD).

As managing conservator, DFPS must continue to monitor the child or youth’s placement and make the required monthly face-to-face contact.

DFPS must resume its responsibilities for the child or youth’s placement as soon as he or she is released from the placement and care responsibility of TJJD or a JPD.

See:

6822 CPS Youth and Juvenile Justice

4231.1 Notifying a Facility Regulated by Another State Agency of a Child’s Sexual Victimization and Sexual Aggression History.