Get NE Child Care Health Log - Lincoln-Lancaster County 2015-2024

How responsibilities and qualifications impact average hourly rate in Nebraska. The average hourly rate for full-time child care is $14.57, 6% above the average in Nebraska. For part-time child care, the average hourly rate is $13.67, 1% below the average in Nebraska.

Nebraska's process for becoming licensed requires completing an application, passing background checks, submitting proof of zoning approval or proof or residency, obtaining liability insurance, developing program policies, including an emergency preparedness plan, participating in licensing and fire inspections, and ...

Nebraska's process for becoming licensed requires completing an application, passing background checks, submitting proof of zoning approval or proof or residency, obtaining liability insurance, developing program policies, including an emergency preparedness plan, participating in licensing and fire inspections, and ...

In mixed-age groups, one staff is required for up to eight children (1:8) and two staff are required for up to 12 children (1:12). During nonschool hours, if no more than two children are under 18 months old, one staff is required for up to 10 children (1:10). No children younger than 6 weeks old may be in care.

In mixed-age groups, one staff is required for up to eight children (1:8) and two staff are required for up to 12 children (1:12). During nonschool hours, if no more than two children are under 18 months old, one staff is required for up to 10 children (1:10). No children younger than 6 weeks old may be in care.

Family Child Care Home I means a child care program in the licensee's residence which is licensed to serve at least four but not more than eight children, except that a licensee may be approved to serve up to two additional school-age children during non-school hours if no more than two of the other children in care ...

​In Nebraska, a person may operate child care for three or fewer children without having a license issued by the department. Anyone who provides child care to four or more children from different families must be licensed as a child care provider.

To file a complaint related to a licensed child care/preschool, do one of the following: Contact Child Care Licensing at (800) 600-1289. Fax the complaint to (402) 471-7763. Submit the Complaint Form electronically. Mail the complaint to: Child Care Licensing. PO Box 94986. Lincoln NE 68509.