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GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT CHUBBUCK DAYCARE OVERSITE
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INFORMATION FOR NEW DAYCARE LICENSE APPLICANTS
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The first step in establishing a licensed daycare in Chubbuck city limits is to get a business
license. For business license information you can
email or call 237-2430. The following inspections are required for business licensing;
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 Inspection of structure by Chubbuck Building Inspector
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Inspection of structure by Chubbuck Fire Department
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The next step is to get a daycare packet from the Chubbuck Police Department Records
Bureau. Among other things in this packet, you will find information about
meeting the following requirements:
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Criminal background for all employees or volunteers: $50 each
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Criminal background for inhabitants over age twelve: $50 each
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Idaho Health Department inspection: $35
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CPR and first aid training for all paid and unpaid caregivers
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If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact the Records Bureau by email
or phone at 238-2376.
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New Applicant Frequently Asked Questions
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The amount of time required fluctuates depending on several variables such as structural
improvements needed after inspection and the willingness of applicant to respond to requests in
a timely manner. Also, it should be noted that the above list of steps
is not inclusive and other requirements for licensing may need to be met. On average,
the process takes no less than six weeks.
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The regulations, costs and requirements for relative-only care are very different. If you
are a registered Idaho Child Care Program (ICCP) provider, contact the Records Bureau by
email or phone at 238-2376 for more information and assistance.
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INFORMATION FOR LICENSED DAYCARE PROVIDERS
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License Renewal Form
- Daycare licenses issued by this agency expire after one year at the end of the month issued. You may fill out this renewal and submit it either in person or by mail.
Please provide payment with submission. See instructions on form.
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Daycare Inspection Form
- Daycares licensed by the City of Chubbuck may be inspected at any time without
notice by any employee duly appointed by the Mayor. Failure to pass inspection
will result in either a warning, a misdemeanor citation or suspension of licensing
depending on circumstance. The inspection form is provided so that minimum
standards are maintained.
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Never Shake a Baby Campaign
- The Chubbuck Police Department has adopted this under-publicized cause to promote
to the community as a whole and daycare providers in particular. You can read
more about the dangers of shaking infants and toddlers by following this link.
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provider Frequently Asked Questions
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The Idaho State Police charges this agency $34 for each set of fingerprint cards processed. The
remaining $16 covers the cost of materials and administrative time spent completing the background check.
Pocatello's rates are almost double what we charge.
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The Idaho Stars program offers a number of training
opportunities for daycare providers. You can get more information by phone at 2-1-1 or 1-800-926-2588.
This program will compensate the provider for training in some cases. The ISU Child Development Program offers associates degrees for care providers.
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DAYCARE INFORMATION FOR PARENTS
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Choosing a Daycare Checklist
- A printable checklist that can be used by parents to compare daycares.
This checklist is provided by the Department of Health and Human Services.
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- The Chubbuck Police Department provides an opportunity for parents to
make comments or report concerns about daycares within City limits.
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Idaho Child Care Program
- Idaho Health and Welfare provides some assistance to parents who need help with
child care expenses. This link outlines the program and has an application.
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parents Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, information such as inspection records, official complaints filed and licensing information is available as
public record on a daycare specific basis.
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Talk to your childen and ask them questions about their daycare experiences. Be concious of any
responses that raise concerns. Trust your parental instincts. If you have a concern, notify us even if the concern seems minor.
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