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Welcome to the Utah Child Care Licensing Program!
Vision: Access to safe, healthy child care for Utah families.
Mission:To support working parents by protecting the health and safety of children in child care programs we oversee. This is accomplished by:
- Establishing and assessing health and safety standards.
- Training and supporting providers in meeting the established standards.
- Providing the public with accurate information about these child care programs.
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- Fingerprint Processing Fee Change
- Effective July 1, 2018, the fees for FBI Next Generation fingerprint checks will change from $37.00 to $32.00. The annual background check fee of $18.00 will not change.
- Safe Sleep Practices
- Following are articles about safe sleep practices: SIDS and Other Sleep-Related Infant Deaths How to Keep Your Sleeping Baby Safe Safe and Sound: Tips for Using Infant Swings Safe Sleep
- Proposed Changes to Home and Center Rules
- The Division of Administrative Rules has published proposed Child Care Licensing rule changes. Those proposed changes are open for public comment from 4/15/2018 until 5/15/2018. To view the full text of the proposed rule changes, go to rules.utah.gov/publicat/bull_pdf/2018/b20180415.pdf. Once there, scroll down to R381 rules for centers or R430 rules for homes. The purpose of these changes is to clarify some rule language, to add needed rules, and to delete some unnecessary rules, so changes in statute, federal requirements, and rule committee and department decisions can take effect. Comments to the rules must be submitted in writing via email to: childcarelicensing@utah.gov, or by mail to: Child Care Licensing, P.O. Box 142003, SLC, UT 84114-2003.
- Next Committee Meetings
- The next CCL Residential Advisory Committee meeting will be at 9:00 am on July 12th. The next CCL Center Licensing Committee meeting will be at 10:30 am on July 12th. Both will be in the auditoriom of the Highland Plaza Building at 3760 S Highland Drive in Salt Lake City.
- Want to be a member of one of our committees?
- The Residential Advisory Committee and the Center Licensing Committee need new members. There are openings for a pediatrician, a licensed family child care provider, a residential certificate child care provider, a child care center owner, a child development expert, and an architect. If you are interested, please complete and submit the Child Care Licensing Program Committee Application or contact Jacqueline Macias at (801)273-2904 or jmacias@utah.gov.
- Proposed Changes to License Exempt Rules
- The Division of Administrative Rules has published proposed Child Care Licensing rule changes. Those proposed changes are open for public comment from 4/15/2018 until 5/15/2018. To view the full text of the proposed rule changes, go to rules.utah.gov/publicat/bull_pdf/2018/b20180415.pdf. Once there, scroll down to R430-08 Exemptions from Child Care Licensing. This rule was rewritten. The purpose is to clarify the rule language, to add needed rules, and to delete some unnecessary rules, so changes in statute, federal requirements, and department decisions can take effect. Comments to the rules must be submitted in writing via email to: childcarelicensing@utah.gov, or by mail to: Child Care Licensing, P.O. Box 142003, SLC, UT 84114-2003.