Childcare in Alpine County, by the numbers.
Alpine County has 2 licensed center programs with 50 licensed spots, and 0 large home daycares.
Source: Child Care Licensing facility search, California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing Division. Read November 3, 2026.
2
Licensed center programs
2 center licenses
50
Licensed spots in centers
About 25 per program
0
Large home daycares
0 spots
0
New center programs
0 closed in the same months
Spots for young children in Alpine County
172
licensed spots for every 100 children under 5
California as a whole has 42.
Alpine County has about 29 children under 5, by the Census Bureau's estimate.
Center programs opened, November 2025 to October 2026
0 opened at a new address. 0 addresses closed their last center license.
Kinds of center license in Alpine County
0 programs hold only a school-age license: before and after school care.
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More counties in California
- Los Angeles County 2,797 licensed center programs 46 spots per 100 children under 5
- Orange County 909 licensed center programs 43 spots per 100 children under 5
- San Diego County 891 licensed center programs 45 spots per 100 children under 5
- Alameda County 602 licensed center programs 56 spots per 100 children under 5
- Santa Clara County 598 licensed center programs 58 spots per 100 children under 5
- Sacramento County 476 licensed center programs 41 spots per 100 children under 5
Getting licensed in California
California licenses child care centers and family child care homes separately. See the ratios, trainings and checklist the state asks for in our California licensing guide.
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Questions, answered
How many licensed childcare centers are in Alpine County?
2 center programs, holding 2 center licenses and 50 licensed spots, as of November 3, 2026.
How many large home daycares are in Alpine County?
0 large home daycares, with 0 spots, as of November 3, 2026.
How many childcare centers opened in Alpine County in the last year?
0 center programs opened at a new address from November 2025 to October 2026. In the same months, 0 addresses closed their last center license.
How many licensed childcare spots are there per child in Alpine County?
172 licensed spots for every 100 children under 5. The child count is the Census Bureau's estimate for July 1, 2025.
Where can I check a childcare program's license in California?
On California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing Division's public facility search. Search by the program's name, address or license number.
About these numbers
Every license count here comes from the state's license file, read November 3, 2026.
A center program is the active center licenses one licensee holds at one address. A day care center and its infant center count as one program.
Openings and closings cover November 2025 to October 2026.
An opening is a program first licensed then, at an address with no earlier center license.
A closing is an address whose last center license closed in that time.
Home daycares are large family child care homes, for up to 14 children. Small homes are not in the state's file.
Children under 5 are the Census Bureau's estimates for July 1, 2025.
Spots for young children leave out school-age licenses and add home daycare spots. Some serve older children.
This page is a summary of public records. It is not legal advice, and licenses change every week.
To check one program, search the state's own lookup.
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