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Interagency Coordinating Council (ICC) for Infants and Toddlers

Upcoming Public Meetings

There are no upcoming events.

The ICC advises and assists the Department of Economic Security, Arizona Early Intervention Program (DES/AzEIP) and its partner agencies to administer, promote, coordinate, and improve early intervention for families and professionals. The ICC and the DES collaborate in the following areas:

  • The full participation, coordination, and cooperation of all appropriate public agencies involved with early intervention.
  • Seeking information about any federal, state, or local policies that facilitate and/or impede timely service delivery and taking steps to ensure problems are resolved.
  • Preparation and submission of the annual report to the Governor and the Secretary on the status of early intervention service programs operated within the state.

To the Public:

Pursuant to A.R.S. § 38-431.02, the Arizona Early Intervention Program and the Interagency Coordinating Council hereby states that all meeting notices of this public body and any of its committees and subcommittees will be posted electronically on this website 24 hours in advance under Public Meetings and Notices. Physical copies of the public meeting notices can be obtained by mail:

Arizona Department of Economic Security
1789 W. Jefferson
MD 2HP1
Phoenix, AZ 85007

The ICC and its Committee meetings are open to the public.

ICC Board Membership

Members of the ICC are appointed by the Governor. The council is composed of parents of children with disabilities, early intervention service providers, health care professionals, state agency representatives, and others interested in early intervention.

Apply for the ICC

Rules of the ICC

The ICC and its members follow a set of rules and guidelines.

Read ICC Bylaws

Follow the ICC on Social Media

This Facebook page is managed by the Family Engagement Committee from the Interagency Coordinating Council for Infants and Toddlers (ICC). Its mission is to improve services in early childhood programs and encourage family involvement and advocacy.

Please “like” and share the ICC Facebook page with your colleagues and families!

Visit ICC on Facebook

Suggest a Post

The Family Engagement Committee is accepting content for the ICC’s Facebook page and would like your participation!

Examples of content/post ideas include:

  • Early childhood resources
  • Community events
  • Family stories
  • AzEIP-related topics
  • ICC committee updates

Send Your Suggestions

Meeting Minutes

Meeting minutes or a digital recording of the meeting for the Arizona Interagency Coordinating Council and its subcommittees will be available for public inspection within three (3) working days after each meeting. If the minutes or recordings are not posted below, please call 602-532-9960 or mail a request to inspect the minutes to the following address and include your name and contact information.

Arizona Department of Economic Security
1789 W. Jefferson
First Floor, SE Lobby Area
Phoenix, AZ 85007

ICC Minutes

ICC Executive Committee Minutes

ICC Subcommittee Minutes

Development Committee Minutes

Family Engagement Committee Minutes

Fiscal Committee Minutes

Transition Committee Minutes

ICC Committees

Membership on committees, other than the Executive Committee, is open to interested people regardless of membership status on the ICC.

Family Engagement Committee

The Family Engagement Committee empowers family partnership by promoting positive family caregiver-child relationships. This committee meets approximately monthly.

Transition Committee

The Transition Committee provides support and direction on policies and procedures to assist with timely and high quality transition of children out of early intervention to preschool and/or other community services.This committee meets quarterly.

Fiscal Committee

The Fiscal Committee provides fiscal advice and assistance to support the financial stability of AzEIP. This committee meets monthly.

Development Committee

The Development Committee assists with the structure of policies and procedures, recruiting, and retaining members, and providing education for new and existing members. This committee meets quarterly.

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