Utah childcare licensing requirements.
Ratios, group sizes, certifications, and drills for Utah. Per DHHS Child Care Center Licensing Rules (R381-100). Bloomily tracks every one of them live, so the paperwork is ready before anyone asks.
Utah DHHS Pre-Inspection Checklist
- Current DHHS license posted visibly
- License reflects current capacity and age groups
- License renewal application submitted timely
- Inspection reports available for parent review
- Parent rights information posted
- Utah BCI background check completed for all staff
- FBI fingerprint check completed for all staff
- Director meets education/experience requirements
- Lead caregivers meet qualification requirements
- Pediatric CPR certification current for all staff
- First aid certification current for all staff
- Annual 20 clock hours professional development documented
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