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Child Care Inspection Services

The Child Care Inspection Program focuses on health and safety concerns of child care facilities, summer camps, part-time and school-aged facilities.

Child care inspection is completed upon DHS request or when requested by the child care center for City License renewal. Areas of inspection emphasis are on food safety and sanitation, hand washing and hygiene, and condition of the building and grounds. Inspectors also work with Disease Surveillance/Investigation Program to implement disease control in institutional settings. Other services provided include openings and closings of child care facilities and camps, complaint investigations, guidance with lead abatement concerns, and education for child care center directors and staff.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q. I am interested in opening a day care in my home. Who do I need to contact?

  A. If you are wanting to care for 7 children or less, you need to contact Childcare licensing at the Department of Human Services Childcare Licensing Division at (405) 521-3561. If you are wanting to be licensed for 8 or more children you need to contact the OKC-County Health Department at (405) 425-4347 and the Department of Human Services Childcare Licensing Division.

• Q. I am only going to care for 1 child, do I need a license?

  Yes, if you are receiving money for the care of the child.

• Q. I would like to file a complaint against a childcare. Who do I contact?

  If the complaint is about food, unsanitary conditions, or vermin you can contact the Oklahoma City County Health Department at (405) 425-4347. If it involves any other concern you need to contact the Department of Human Services Childcare licensing division for the county the childcare is located in. If you have concerns about child abuse, please call the child abuse hotline (1-800-522-3511) in addition to the above numbers.

• Q. I think there is an illegal childcare in my neighborhood. Who do I report this to?

  This can be reported to either the Oklahoma City County Health Department at (405) 425-4347 or the Department of Human Services at (405) 521-3561.

• Q: My City License is expired or soon to be expired and there has not been a recent inspection by the Health Department. What should I do?

  OCCHD only does inspection by request from DHS or the child care center. If child care center’s city license is expired or will expire soon, please contact us to schedule an inspection at (405) 425-4347.

Group Homes

Residential Child Care Facilities are regulated by Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) Child Care Licensing. OCCHD Consumer Protection Environmental Inspectors perform routine kitchen inspections at licensed Residential Child Care Facilities at the request of OKDHS.

For more information of Residential Child Care Facilities contact OKDHS.
(405) 521-3561
1-800-347-2276

For questions, please contact the specific Program Coordinator

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Oklahoma terrorist will serve time for each dead – Newspaper Kommersant No. 146 (2985) dated 11.08.2004

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The trial of Terry Nichols, one of the two masterminds of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, ended yesterday in McAllister, Oklahoma. The jury doubted his guilt, and therefore the court sentenced the terrorist not to death, but to 161 life sentences.
After the trial ended yesterday, Terry Nichols will go down in history as the most mass murderer in US history. He was found guilty of 161 murders – until now, the American court, if there are a lot of victims of the criminal, singled out one or more in order to speed up the process and it was on their basis that they passed the sentence. Terry Nichols decided to remember everything. nine0005
He is accused of one of the most high-profile crimes in modern American history and the largest terrorist attack before September 11, 2001 – the Oklahoma City bombing. On April 19, 1995, an explosive truck parked outside the Alfred Murray government building killed 168 people and injured about 800 others. The bombed-out building housed the Oklahoma offices of all the country’s federal agencies, from the FBI to the US Postal Service. There was also a kindergarten for the children of government officials, the explosion killed 19children.
The terrorist attack in Oklahoma City shocked the whole of America. Panic broke out, Islamic terrorists were blamed for the incident, several Muslim organizations claimed responsibility for what happened, a few hours later three people from the Middle East were arrested in Dallas and Oklahoma City: brothers Assad and Anusarkhanan Siddikov and Mohammed Chafih. A few more hours later, they were released because another suspect was captured not far from the site of the explosion. He was driving in an unregistered car with an unregistered gun in the front seat and a mountain of far-right anti-government literature in the back. The detainee was dressed in a T-shirt with a portrait of Abraham Lincoln and the phrase that his killer Booth shouted out: “Death to tyrants!” On the back was written a quote from Thomas Jefferson: “The tree of freedom must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.” In a word, all these details fit the image of a terrorist even more than an Arab origin. The arrested man’s name was Timothy McVeigh. Soon his friend Terry Nichols was taken to Kansas. nine0005
Despite the fact that the investigating authorities immediately identified the perpetrator, the further investigation of the terrorist attack was very confused. The FBI continually lost the necessary documents, could not determine the motives for the crime, although the arrested willingly confessed to anything. By 1997, when the trial began, it was announced that the terrorist attack, former veterans of “Desert Storm”, who became militant and extremely religious racists, was taking revenge on the government for the massacre of the ideologically close sect “Branch of David” to them. March 19For 93 years, the FBI tried to search the headquarters of the sect in the Texas town of Waco, suspecting that it contained a powerful weapons cache. Right-wing sectarians resisted, and when the assault began, a fire broke out in the building. The fire killed 80 people, including children. The authorities talked about self-immolation, and the terrorists McVeigh, Nichols and their associates were sure that the feds deliberately burned their brethren. In retaliation, they were going to kill one of the participants in the assault, or rather the head of the FBI and the Minister of Justice. Why they did not fulfill their plans, they did not explain to the court. They poured out all their anger on Oklahoma. nine0005
Timothy McVeigh readily admitted his guilt. In 1997, he was sentenced to death and dropped his appeal, saying he was satisfied with the verdict. Terry Nichols, on the contrary, claimed that at the time of the explosion he was sitting at his home in Kansas, and blamed Timothy McVeigh. As a result, the jury was unable to reach a unanimous decision in his case – and under the laws of the state of Oklahoma, the death penalty is excluded in this case.
Timothy McVeigh was executed on June 11, 2001, exactly three months before America’s most famous terrorist attack. And his partner Terry Nichols could theoretically apply for early release in 2008. In order not to let him go free, the prosecutor’s office decided to convict him again. The fact is that at the first trial he was found guilty only of the murder of eight FBI agents who died during the terrorist attack. The renewed process considered his guilt in the death of another 160 victims (later their number increased to 161 – it turned out that one of the dead was pregnant). nine0005
At yesterday’s meeting before sentencing, Terry Nichols, for the first time in the process, delivered a speech addressed to the relatives of the dead and injured, asking for their forgiveness. According to him, “God was in charge of this process from the very first day. And it was God who made it so that some jurors refused to vote for the death penalty.”
According to the decision of Judge Taylor, Terry Nichols will not be executed, but he must spend 161 life sentences in prison – the number of victims of the terrorist attack. In addition, he was also sentenced to 10 years in prison and $5,000 for conspiracy and 35 years and a fine of $25,000 for arson. Terry Nichols also has to pay $15 million in compensation to the victims. The verdict specifically states that Terry Nichols is not eligible for parole and must serve all terms consecutively. nine0005
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★ Top 12 Tourist Attractions in Oklahoma City ★

The state capital of Oklahoma City is a bustling center on the southern Great Plains, roughly in the center of the oil-rich state. Known as “Big Friendly,” the city was settled during the Land Run of 1889, although Native Americans had lived in the region long before that. In 1995, the capital, unfortunately, became famous when 168 people died as a result of a bomb attack. The National Monument now remembers the victims and survivors of this tragedy.

Many of the city’s top tourist attractions are located in the historic former warehouse district Bricktown , Museums, event venues and restaurants create a picturesque area on the Bricktown Canal with its small water taxis. And for a true taste of ranch life, you can plan your trip to catch a warehouse auction.

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1 Oklahoma City National Memorial

Oklahoma City National Memorial

This outdoor memorial is a tribute to the victims, survivors, and other survivors of the events nineteenApril 1995 when the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building was bombed. The reflecting pool and field of empty chairs have become famous symbols of the city, and visitors can walk through the ceremonial setting. To learn more about the tragedy, you can view the exhibits at the nearby Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum.

Address: 620 North Harvey Ave, Oklahoma City

2 Oklahoma City Zoo

Red pandas at Oklahoma City Zoo

For more than a century, the Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden has attracted tourists and families with more than 500 animal species, including rhinos, gorillas, lions and tigers. Throughout the area, you can also see impressive plant species from Oklahoma and around the world. Both kids and adults enjoy interactive experiences such as lorikeet and giraffe feeding, sea lion shows, elephant displays, Wallaby walk-through and tangential tank. Close zoologists can also get up close to animals such as grizzly bears and Asian elephants on a special backstage experience. Boating and train rides offer adventurous ways to explore the vast parks. nine0003

Address: 2101 Ne 50th Street, Oklahoma-City

Official website: www.okczoo.com

3 Museum of Science Oklahoma

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with interactive exhibits, the Oklahoma Science Museum presents ever-changing presentations of themed themes designed to engage, entertain and educate.While children are the main audience, adults also love to explore and explore here.Stand in the tornado simulator by building giant Legos, design and test your own creations, walk a tightrope, and even learn to ride a Segway.The theater and planetarium are regular shows, while the wide open spaces are a great place for a picnic, Japanese garden, kindergarten, and lawn games.

Address: 2100 NE 52nd Street, Oklahoma-City, Oklahoma

Official website: http://wwww. sciencemuseumok.org

4 Museum of Arts Oklahoma

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The main collection at this Oklahoma gallery focuses on European and American art of the 19th and 20th century, but visiting the works expands the scope. Tourist national and international exhibits complement permanent displays such as the vibrant art work at Dale Chihuly in the Seattle area. Other acclaimed artists in the permanent collection include luminaries such as Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Georgia O’Keeffe and Henry Moore. The museum also hosts a popular film program. nineDave Stone National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum photo modified

This famous museum is also known as the National Cowboy Hall of Fame, which reveals life in the Wild West with its large collections of historical materials, paintings and sculptures. The Rodeo Hall of Fame has rodeo champions, but on-screen cowboys are also given the tip of the hat in their own hall of fame. Kids can test the ranch’s readiness for their skills at the Kids’ Cowboy Corral. To follow the cowboy theme, also plan to visit Warehouse in Oklahoma City , where outdoor cattle handles are filled for auctions every Monday and Tuesday.

Address: 1700 NE 63RD Street, Oklahoma-City

Official website: http://nationalcowboymuseum.org/

Bricktown

Channel in BRICTAUNE POL SALEMAN/ Photo Explored by an example of successful. city, Bricktown is the main entertainment center of the city. Abandoned red-brick warehouses are now being converted into fun shops, restaurants, entertainment venues and attractions. In addition to enjoying all the amazing shopping and dining options, you can catch a baseball or basketball game at one of the sports fields, attend a concert, watch a movie, take a river walk, or explore American Banjo Museum Passed cruises and ulus cruises along the canal are other popular things to do here. Be sure to stop at the impressive Centennial Land Use Monument , which commemorates the state’s heroic settlers. Bricktown also makes a great base from which to explore the city, with many hotels nearby.

Official website: http://welcometobricktown.com/

7 Myriad Botanical Gardens

Myriad Botanical Gardens

Covering 15 lush acres near downtown, Myriad Gardens is the perfect place for a relaxing outdoor stroll among flower beds and garden displays. Other features in these beautiful gardens are a children’s playground, bubbling fountains, jogging trails, and walking paths. Even Fido can be found at the dog park. After your walk, you can dine at the garden restaurant and patio, or go ice skating at the Devon Winter Ice Cabin. Indoors Bridge Bridge Tropical Conservatory cultivates plants in hot climates (both wet and dry). The conservatory’s acrylic panels allow plenty of Oklahoma light to illuminate the space. An entrance fee applies to the conservatory, but the outdoor gardens are free.

Address: 301 West Reno, Oklahoma City

Official Website: http://www. myriadgardens.com/

8 Museum of Osteology

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If this tourist attraction seems unusual, it’s because it exists. The bones of hundreds of animals are on display at the only skeletal museum in the United States. Thoughtfully presented specimens span large mammals to small critters, from monkeys and kangaroos to snakes and penguins. Most of the specimens are in life-like poses, so you can see how the animals move. You can stand under the sphincter of a giraffe or a snowman, or you can see a sloth skeleton hanging from a tree. Activities such as treasure hunts are aimed at curious children. nine0003

Address: 10301 S. Sunnylane Road, Oklahoma-City

Official website: http://www.museumofosteology.org/

Center for History Oklahoma

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The Center for History of Oklahoma Wesley 9000 9000 9000 9000. The Smithsonian Affiliated Center for Oklahoma History displays an astonishing variety of fascinating exhibits covering every aspect of Oklahoma history. It is also a center for archival and research materials. The exhibits cover everything from Native American history, pioneer life and cowboys to the Crossroads of Trade and even Oklahomans and Space. Great traveling exhibits complete the collection, and plenty of interactive features keep little hands busy. The center also offers great views of the domed Capitol building from its galleries. Outside, you can explore the botanical gardens and walk between beautiful sculptures and native plants on the Red River Journey, a quarter-mile walking tour that evokes the varied landscape of Oklahoma’s Red River Valley. nine0003

Address: 800 Nazih Zuhdi Drive, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

10 45th Infantry Division Museum

45th Infantry Division Museum katsrcool The Oklahoma City Infantry Division Museum is a must for military history buffs and is housed in the Lincoln Armory, which dates back to 1937. The exhibits in the museum include uniforms and firearms displayed in an expansive facility that you can explore on a self-guided tour. Parts tell the story not only of the 45th set in 1920, but also many world conflicts. Perhaps most impressive are the dozens of military vehicles on display in the 15-acre outdoor park.

Address: 2145 Ne 36th Street, Oklahoma-City, Oklahoma

Official website: http://45thdivisionmuseum.com

11 Capitol of the state

Capitol of the state of the Government of the Government for the state. was designed and built between 1914 and 1917, although its central central dome was not completed until 2002. The classic Greco-Roman structure has the appearance of Indiana limestone and Oklahoma pink and black granite base. Guided tours and self-guided tours are held daily. Government business keeps the campus in a tense place. The building is currently undergoing a major renovation, which is scheduled to be completed by March 2019.of the year.

Address: 2300 N Lincoln Blvd, Oklahoma-City, Oklahoma

12 Overholean mansion

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The founder of the Oklahom-Siti Overhlser. city, and the beautiful structure from 1903 still stands as the Overholer Mansion.The three-story French castle-style house features English carpets, French stained glass, and exquisite Antwerp oak finishes.Visitors can walk through the furnished rooms.The house also has tales of ghosts

Address: 405 NW 15th Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Official Website: http://www.overholsermansion.org/

Where to Stay in Oklahoma City for Sightseeing

To Explore the Sights, the Best Place to Stay Oklahoma City is downtown and has several upscale neighborhoods, including Bricktown and the business district. Many of the city’s attractions are also located here. Below are some Highly rated Hotels in Convenient Locations:

• Luxury Hotels: Built in 1912, the 12-story Colcord Hotel was Oklahoma’s first skyscraper and today combines some of its original charms with updated modern luxury. This hotel is located in the city center near the Cox Convention Center and within walking distance of the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum. Ambassador Oklahoma City Luxury Hotel, Autograph Collection is housed in a 19 Art Deco building20’s in the heart of Midtown, within walking distance of the Bricktown entertainment district. The Skirvin Hilton Oklahoma City was recently renovated and restored to a fabulous historic building from the era. It has a great central location in the city center.
• Mid-Range Hotels – Homewood Suites by Hilton is located in downtown Bricktown. It features a fully equipped kitchen, indoor pool, fitness center and business center. Adjacent to the Aloft Oklahoma City Downtown Bricktown is a stylish, modern hotel with a plunge pool, large fitness center, and plenty of casual places to meet other travelers. The Sheraton Oklahoma City Hotel is located next to the Myriad Botanical Gardens, in the business district. It is conveniently located for sightseeing. nine0209
• Cheap Hotels: True budget hotels are close to the city center. The Holiday Inn Express & Suites is located near the airport, 15 minutes drive from the city center. This is an excellent choice with comfortable rooms and reasonable prices. The Sleep Inn & Suites is located near the intersection of I-35 and I-44 and is only 15 minutes from downtown. Just south of downtown, off I-240, the Hampton Inn and Suites Oklahoma City-South offers comfortable, spacious suites. nine0209

More to see destinations near Oklahoma City

Oklahoma is the heart of America, with charming small towns as well as a big city bustle. Approximately 90 minutes from Oklahoma City, Tulsa is on the legendary part of Route 66. This iconic American traffic route also passes through small towns and cities in Missouri, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona. For more big city excitement, Dallas is about three hours south of Oklahoma City, and Wichita, Kansas is just 160 miles north, with a plethora of museums, shops, festivals, and fabulous restaurants.