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Last Updated:
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Child Care Licensing |
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Out-of-School Recreation Program (OSRP) |
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Out-of-School Recreation Permit Information Memo (pdf) |
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If you are a local
government agency wishing to permit an Out-of-School
Recreation Program please complete and submit the OSRP
Application, applicable fee and all associated documents
found in the Out-of-School Recreation Program box on the
right side of this webpage. If you have any changes to
the information provided on your application please
complete and submit the OSRP Request for Change of
Information form.
For questions regarding Out-of-School Recreation
programs or how to complete the application please call
Alicia Mazy at (775) 684-4463. |
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Mission Statement |
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Child Care
Licensing serves Nevada’s communities by ensuring the
health, safety, and well-being of children in licensed
child care facilities. Child Care Licensing develops
appropriate rules, monitors for compliance, offers
technical assistance and training to caregivers, and
provides consumer education. |
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Vision
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Our vision for the
Child Care Licensing Unit is to promote the healthy
growth, development, and protection of children,
increase availability of positive and nurturing learning
environments and provide support for families by
regulating and licensing high quality, developmentally
appropriate, and flexible care, through a wide range of
care options. This vision involves mentoring and guiding
child care providers to become advocates for children
and family issues, as well as, foster the growth and
development of the provider community. In support of
this vision Child Care Licensing will work to expand the
awareness of state legislators, local regulatory
agencies and consumers so as to encourage support for
improving the quality of child care environments for
Nevada's children and families. |
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In 2012
Child Care Licensing staff completed:
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29 initial licenses
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530 annual licenses
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300 initial
consultations/trainings
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1252 monitoring
visits
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159 licensed complaint
investigations
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34 unlicensed care
investigations
In 2012 Child Care
Licensing licensed:
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In this past year Child
Care Licensing has taken over Clark County licensing
jurisdiction due to budgetary constraints.
Responsibilities for these jurisdictions resulted in an
increase of 185 more facilities under the Bureau’s
jurisdiction. |
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NOTE: As of
July 1, 2011, Child Care Licensing is no longer under
the Division of Child and Family Services and is no
longer their own Bureau. They are now under the Bureau
of Health Care Quality and Compliance which is a part of
the Health Division. The Southern Nevada and Elko
offices did not change, however the Northern Nevada
office has relocated.
The new address is:
Child Care Licensing-Northern Nevada
727 Fairview Dr., suite E
Carson City, NV. 89701 |
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Child Care
Services Phone Directory |
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Washoe County Child Care Licensing |
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Nevada Registry |
