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442 CCPO website at: http://DOH.alaska.gov/dpa/Pages/ccare/default.aspx Upon approval for initial or renewed Approved Relative provider participation, the Designee will set an alert for the first (1st) of the twelfth (12th)month following their approval effective date, in the provider’s case in the Integrated Child Care Information System (ICCIS), to request an unannounced health and safety inspection be conducted during the second (2nd) year of their approval time period. An alert is not necessary for In-home providers because their approval timeframe isn’t longer than a year. An unannounced inspection is to be requested with each In-home provider renewal. See section 4320-3 In-home Provider Renewal. 1. Announced Health and SafetyInspections Within, five (5) business days of receiving the request, the Licensing Supervisor will review the travel calendar, asneeded, to identify a timeframe within ninety (90) days of the provider’s approval effective date, for the inspection to be completed and a Licensing Specialist assigned. When a provider’s only hours of operation are non-traditional and outside the Licensing Specialist’s usual work hours, the initial announced inspection may be scheduled during the Licensing Specialist’s hours as coordinated with the provider. 2. Unannounced Health and SafetyInspections Unannounced health and safety inspections for participating Approved Relative and In-home providers will be conducted at least annually. The unannounced inspection for a participating In- home provider does not require both the provider (parent) and their in-home caregiver to be present. Upon receipt of an acceptable and complete renewal application from an Approved Relative or In-home provider on, the Designee will within five (5) business days, complete and submit an Inspection Request to the appropriate CCPO or MOA Licensing Supervisor for an unannounced inspection to be completed and document sending the request in a ICCIS case note. Within, five (5) business days of receiving the request, the Licensing Supervisor will review the travel calendar, as needed, to identify a timeframe within ninety (90) days of the provider’s approval effective date, for the inspection to be completed and a Licensing Specialist assigned.