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include: i. [x] Date of inspection. ii. [ ] Health and safety violations, including those violations that resulted in fatalities or serious injuries occurring at the provider. Describe how these health and safety violations are prominently displayed: iii. [ ] Corrective action plans taken by the Lead Agency and/or child care provider. Describe: iv. [x] A minimum of 3 years of results, where available. v. If any of the components above are not selected, please explain: 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. c. Lead Agencies must post monitoring and inspection reports and/or any related summaries in a timely manner. i. Provide the direct URL/website link to where the reports are posted: http://families.decal.ga.gov/ChildCare/Search and https://caps.decal.ga.gov/en/CAPSCaregiverVisits/ ii. Identify the Lead Agency’s established timeline for posting monitoring reports and describe how it is timely: The Lead Agency requires that monitoring reports be posted to the agency's website within ten business days of the visit date or investigation completion. The posting of reports is reviewed on a bi-weekly basis to ensure that posting is timely. While new staff are being trained, their inspection reports are posted to the public website after being reviewed. d. Does the Lead Agency certify that the monitoring and inspection reports or the summaries are in plain language that is understandable to parents and other consumers? [x] Yes. [ ] No. If no, describe: e. Does the Lead Agency certify that there is a process for correcting inaccuracies in the monitoring and inspection reports? [x] Yes. [ ] No. If no, describe: f. Does the Lead Agency maintain monitoring and inspection reports on the consumer education website?