049-2 Wyo. Code R. §§ 2-1 - Certification and Recertification Procedures
(a) All
organizations with programs covered by these rules shall request regular
certification and recertification in accordance with these rules. The
application for certification or recertification shall be completed and signed
by the Board of Directors or owner of the organization/program.
(b) Upon receipt of an organization's need
assessment and application for certification, DFS has thirty (30) calendar days
to complete the process for certification.
(c) Interpretation of these rules is the sole
responsibility of DFS.
(d) Each
organization desiring recertification from DFS shall request recertification
not less than 120 days prior to the expiration date of the current
certification.
(e) Upon receipt of
a request for certification/recertification, DFS shall make or cause to be made
a review of organization documents that demonstrate compliance with these rules
and make or cause to be made one (1) or more on-site inspections of the
organization.
(f) Considering the
information on hand and the result of the on-site inspection, DFS shall
certify/recertify the organization if the organization meets these rules for
the particular area of service and the organization complies with applicable
federal, state and local laws, as well as the rules of DFS.
(g) Certification under these rules is for
the provision of services to children unless otherwise required by court order
or statute. (See Chapter 1, Section
2 herein.)
Children who entered the program as a minor and who reach the age of majority
and are still receiving services from the organization must not share bedrooms
with the minor population. When the organization is serving children who have
reached the age of majority while in the facility, the facility shall notify
the certifying authority and submit a variance request.
(h) Each certificate is issued for the
premises and persons or governmental units named in the certificate and is
neither transferable nor assignable.
(i) If the recertification process is not
completed by fault of DFS and the organization has met its obligations for
recertification, prior certification issued by DFS shall remain in effect until
the recertification process is completed by DFS.
(j) The Certifying Authority means DFS or its
designee operating as the governmental agency which issues certificates, makes
inspections, enforces standards, and handles all administrative details
relating to enforcement of child care facilities certification.
(k) The Child Care Certification Board means
the board made up of not more than 15 members reflecting statewide
representation which acts as the board of review for all contested case hearing
requests.
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