Child Day Cares

The St. Francois County Health Center contracts
with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Section of Child Care Regulation to conduct
sanitation inspections of all regulated child care
facilities in St. Francois County.

           

St. Francois County Health Center conducts sanitation inspections
relating to disease prevention, food handling, water supplies and
sewage disposal, storage of toxic agents, cleaners and medicines,
pest control and basic evaluation of lead hazards and other
environmental hazards in all regulated child care facilities in
St. Francois County.

Child Care Facilities which are inspected by St. Francois County Health Center

                   
Includes these types of facilities:
Licensed Group Child Care Homes         Family Day Care Facilities

License-Exempt Child Care Facilities        Licensed Child Care Centers 

For additional information concerning Child Care Facilities' Sanitation Inspections,
contact St. Francois County Health Center at 573-431-1947

The sanitation guidelines for child care facilities are available for  .   .   . 

• Family Homes:
http://dhss.mo.gov/ChildCare/SanitationInspection-FamilyHome.pdf


• Group Homes, Centers and Inspected Facilities:

http://www.dhss.mo.gov/ChildCare/SanitationInspection-ChildCareHomes.pdf


For Parent information, Provider information, or FAQ
about Child Care facilities . . .  

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