The local department shall complete its alternative response assessment using assessment tools and forms required by the Administration. An assessment is complete when the local department: Determines the names, ages, and condition of the children in the household or in the care or custody of the alleged maltreator; Assesses the safety of the children in the household or in the care or custody of the alleged maltreator; Evaluates the risk of future child abuse or neglect; and Determines necessary services. The local department shall: Complete an alternative response assessment within 60 days after receipt of the report; and Within 10 days of completing the alternative response assessment, provide a written report to the adult family members who participated in the alternative response identifying accomplishments achieved and services necessary to address: The safety of the alleged victim or other children in the household; and The risk of subsequent child abuse or neglect; and Consistent with the assessment and safety or service plans: Provide appropriate services in the best interests of the children; Link the family or alleged victim for additional services; and As necessary for the safety of the alleged victim or other children in the household, establish a plan to monitor adherence to a safety plan and the delivery and completion of appropriate services.