Pennsylvania HB335 mandates indoor contamination and environmental quality certifications for child day-care centers, establishes a grant program.
HB335, known as the Child Day-Care Center Protection Act, requires child day-care centers in Pennsylvania to obtain indoor contamination assessments and environmental quality certifications before being licensed. Centers housed in buildings previously used as high-hazard businesses must also secure these certifications. The Department of Human Services will deny licensure to centers that fail to comply. The act establishes the Child Day-Care Center Grant Program within the Department of Environmental Protection to assist with inspection, testing, and certification costs.
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