DCF 250.04(2)(e)10.10. Information related to the numbers, types and location of pets or other animals located on the premises of the center and the type of access the children will have to the pets. DCF 250.04(2)(f)(f) Develop, submit to the department, and implement a written orientation plan for any employees, substitutes, and emergency back-up providers. The orientation plan shall cover all the items described in s. DCF 250.05 (4) (a) and (b). DCF 250.04 NoteNote: See s. DCF 250.05 (2) (a) and (b) regarding providing an orientation to employees, substitutes and emergency back-up providers. DCF 250.04(2)(g)(g) Maintain liability insurance on the child care business if cats or dogs are allowed in areas accessible to children during the hours of operation. The insurance policy shall indicate the number of children covered and the dates of coverage. DCF 250.04(2)(gm)(gm) Provide written information to parents on whether a licensee has insurance coverage on the premises and on the child care business. DCF 250.04 NoteNote: The information provided could be included as a rider on a homeowner policy or a separate insurance policy on the child care business. A certificate of insurance or other documentation from an insurance company that indicates the number of children covered, dates of coverage, and types of pets covered is acceptable.
DCF 250.04(2)(h)(h) Post the child care license in a location where parents can see it during the hours of operation. DCF 250.04(2)(i)1.a.a. The current licensing statement of compliance or noncompliance statement and correction plan, including any rule violations the department has not verified as corrected and in compliance. DCF 250.04(2)(i)1.b.b. Any notice from the department related to rule violations, such as a warning letter or enforcement action. DCF 250.04(2)(i)1.c.c. Any stipulations, conditions, temporary closures, exceptions, or exemptions that affect the license. DCF 250.04(2)(i)2.2. All items posted as required under this paragraph shall be visible to parents. DCF 250.04(2)(j)(j) Ensure that any action, by commission or omission, or any condition or occurrence relating to the operation or maintenance of the child care center does not adversely affect the health, safety or welfare of any child under the care of the licensee. DCF 250.04(2)(k)(k) Meet, upon request of the department, with a licensing representative on matters pertaining to the license. DCF 250.04(2)(L)(L) Submit a completed background check request form to the department for each potential household member prior to the date on which the individual becomes a household member, unless the person is less than 10 years of age. DCF 250.04(2)(m)(m) When a current household member turns 10 years of age, submit a completed background check request form to the department by the department’s next business day. DCF 250.04 NoteNote: For more information on child care background checks, see ch. DCF 13. Information on requesting a background check is available on the department’s website, http://dcf.wisconsin.gov, through the Child Care Provider Portal, or from any regional licensing office in Appendix A. DCF 250.04(3)(3) Reports. The licensee shall report to the department all of the following. If the report is made by telephone, the licensee shall submit a written report to the appropriate regional licensing office within 5 business days of the incident. Fax, e-mail and letter are acceptable ways of filing a written report: DCF 250.04(3)(a)(a) Any incident or accident that occurs while the child is in the care of the center that results in professional medical evaluation, within 24 hours of the licensee becoming aware of the medical evaluation. DCF 250.04 NoteNote: The licensee may use the licensee’s own form or the department’s form, Incident Report — Regulated Child Care. The department’s form is available on the department’s website, https://dcf.wisconsin.gov/cclicensing/ccformspubs. DCF 250.04(3)(ar)(ar) Any injury caused by an animal to a child in care, within 24 hours of the incident. DCF 250.04(3)(b)(b) Any damage to the premises that may affect compliance with this chapter, or any incident at the premises that results in the loss of utility services, within 24 hours after the occurrence. DCF 250.04(3)(c)(c) Any construction or remodeling on the premises that has the potential to affect an area accessible to children or a condition of the license. Notification shall be provided in writing before the construction or remodeling begins. DCF 250.04 NoteNote: See s. DCF 250.11 (6) (a) for items that affect a condition of the license. DCF 250.04 NoteNote: It is recommended that the licensee check with the local municipality to determine whether a building permit is required before beginning any construction or remodeling.
DCF 250.04(3)(d)(d) If requested by the department, a plan of correction for cited violations of this chapter or ch. 48, Stats., in a format specified by the department. The department shall receive the plan of correction by the date the department specifies and be approved by the department licensing representative.