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2. Describe your state/territory's requirements for annual, unannounced inspections of licensed CCDF family child care providers Nebraska law requires at least one unannounced annual inspection to programs with capacities of less than 30. This does not include any inspections made as a result of complaints or discipline monitoring. Due to the allowable capacity of licensed CCDF family child care homes, they all receive at minimum one unannounced inspection each year.

3. Identify the frequency of unannounced inspections: Once a year More than once a year Describe:

4. Describe the monitoring procedures (including differential monitoring, if applicable) and how the inspections ensure that CCDF family child care providers comply with the applicable licensing standards, including health, safety, and fire standards. When programs are initially licensed and at every other inspection, a full complete review of all regulations occurs. In those other years, a "shortened" checklist is used which includes all key regulations that address health, safety, and fire standards are evaluated. Those key regulations include capacity, ratio, sanitation, fire safety requirements, training, background checks, and records.

5. List the citation(s) for your state/territory's policies regarding inspections for licensed CCDF family child care providers 391 NAC 1-005; 391 NAC 2-005

c) Licensed in-home CCDF child care N/A. In-home CCDF child care (care in the child's own home) is not licensed in the State/Territory. Skip to 5.3.2 (d). 1. Describe your state/territory's requirements for pre-licensure inspections of licensed in-home child care providers for compliance with health, safety, and fire standards N/A Nebraska Page 209 of 314