Home daycares in San Angelo are licensed by the state, not the city. Texas requires registration or licensing through HHSC Child Care Regulation, with the child count setting whether you need a registered or licensed home.
Child care in a San Angelo home is regulated by Texas Health and Human Services under Human Resources Code Chapter 42 and the state Minimum Standards for child-care homes (Chapter 747), not by a city permit. A registered child-care home can care for up to six young children, with additional school-age children within an overall cap, and is inspected every one to two years; a licensed child-care home serves seven to twelve children and is inspected at least yearly. Providers must pass background checks, meet health, safety, staffing, and space standards, and complete required training such as CPR and first aid. City zoning still governs where a home operates and drop-off traffic.
Operating an unregistered or unlicensed home daycare violates state law and can bring HHSC enforcement, fines, and closure. Exceeding your permitted child count or failing safety standards can suspend or revoke the permit.
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