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32 | The reporting party also stated that the facility doesn't have an emergency evacuation plan and does not conduct emergency drills. Although LPAs learned through interviews that some staff were unaware of the emergency disaster procedures, and that disaster drills were conducted when most staff and children were not present, LPA's observed and obtained copies of a drill that was recorded within the last 6 months. LPAs also observed the disaster drill plan. LPA suggested that the director bring her staff up to date on the disaster drill procedures and to conduct drills while most staff and children are present to ensure that everyone knows the procedures.
In addition, the reporting party stated that the Facility failed to provide a safe, healthful and comfortable environment for daycare children. Reporting Party stated that on the outside, next to a shed, there is plywood, and under that, there is a hole. LPAs observed the plywood in the outside area, however, the issue was corrected during a separate complaint allegation.
Although the allegations may have happened or is valid, there is not a preponderance of evidence to prove that the alleged violation occurred. Based on observations, interviews and conflicting information obtained, there is not a preponderance of evidence to support the allegation, therefore the allegation is unsubstantiated.
LPA Pitts provided (PIN) Provider Information Notice #20-06-CCP, and advised the director to follow the directives of the PIN. Appeal Rights were discussed, and an exit interview was conducted.
In lieu of Licensee's signature, LPA Pitts is e-mailing the report with a read receipt request. |