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297 | P a g e FFY 2025–2027 CCDF State Plan
a. Describe the requirements for the annual monitoring of CCDF license-exempt in-home child care (care in the child’s own home) providers, including if monitoring is announced or unannounced, occurs more frequently than once per year, and if differential monitoring procedures are used. N/A b. List the entity(ies) in your State/Territory responsible for conducting inspections of license-exempt CCDF in-home child care (care in the child’s own home) providers: N/A 5.5.4 Posting monitoring and inspection reports Lead Agencies must post monitoring and inspection reports on their consumer education website for each licensed and CCDF child care provider, except in cases where the provider is related to all the children in their care. These reports must include the results of required annual monitoring visits and visits due to major substantiated complaints about a provider’s failure to comply with health and safety requirements and child care policies. A full report covers everything in the monitoring visit, including areas of compliance and non-compliance. If the Lead Agency does not produce any reports that include areas of compliance, the website must include information about all areas covered by a monitoring visit. The reports must be in plain language or provide a plain language summary Lead Agency and be timely to ensure that the results of the reports are available and easily understood by parents when they are deciding on a child care provider. Lead Agencies must post at least 3 years of monitoring and inspection reports. a. Does the Lead Agency post: i. [ ] Pre-licensing inspection reports for licensed programs. ii. [ ] Full monitoring and inspection reports that include areas of compliance and non-compliance for all non-relative providers eligible to provide CCDF services. iii. [ ] Monitoring and inspection reports that include areas of non-compliance only, with information about all areas covered by a monitoring visit posted separately on the website (e.g., a blank checklist used by monitors) for all non-relative providers eligible to provide CCDF services. If checked, provide a direct URL/website link to the website where a blank checklist is posted: iv. [x] Other. Describe: The lead agency was notified of possible non-compliance with 45 CFR §98.33 (a)(4) on May 23, 2024. Currently, the lead agency is posting information on major substantiated complaints, serious injuries for all licensed providers receiving subsidy. Additionally, the lead agency is posting all corrective action plans for licensed and license-exempt providers. Currently, the lead agency is not posting information on major substantiated complaints and serious injuries for license-exempt providers receiving subsidy and informal providers receiving subsidy and not posting information on corrective action taken by the state for informal providers receiving subsidy. The lead agency certifies that additional time is required to implement policies and procedures to come into compliance with the noted rule.
b. Check if the monitoring and inspection reports and any related plain language summaries