Employment Support Child Care
Utah child care subsidy. Administered by: Utah Department of Workforce Services, Office of Child Care
Utah has 1,798 childcare centers and homes in its state licensing records, across 154 cities, with about 55,000 licensed seats at the 1,107 centers that report capacity. Utah Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Licensing and Background Checks handles licensing. This guide covers how to check a license, how subsidy works, and how to find a center in your city.
Data updated October 1, 2026 · Source: Utah Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Licensing and Background Checks (opens in a new tab) public records · How we compile this →
Centers and homes listed per city, of 1,798 in Utah.
All 154 Utah citiesJump to a letter, or open a group below.
Open Utah DLBC licensing records search (opens in a new tab) and look the center up by name and city. Confirm the license type and that its status is active.
Open the center’s record and read whatever inspection or compliance information the state posts for it.
Our page shows the license type and capacity next to the hours and programs the center lists, so you can weigh the state’s record beside what the center offers.
Each Clear Day center page in Utahlinks to that center’s state record when the state publishes one, so step 3 starts one click from step 1.
Utah child care subsidy. Administered by: Utah Department of Workforce Services, Office of Child Care
A competitive Utah grant that funds pre-K seats at participating programs, not a universal program. Administered by: Utah State Board of Education and the Utah Department of Workforce Services, Office of Child Care
Federal programs for families with low incomes, from pregnancy through age five.
Utah has 1,798 childcare centers and homes in the state licensing records Clear Day reads, across 154 cities. Salt Lake City has the most, with 178, followed by West Valley (104) and West Jordan (99).
Look the center up in Utah DLBC licensing records search, the state's public license lookup. Confirm the license is active, then read whatever inspection or compliance information the state posts for that center. Clear Day center pages link to the state's record for that center when the state publishes one.
Yes. Utah's child care subsidy program is Employment Support Child Care. Utah funds some pre-K seats through School Readiness Initiative, a competitive state grant, rather than a universal program.
Child Care Quality System is Utah's quality rating program for child care. The ratings are the state's. Clear Day does not rate or review centers.
Center records come from Utah Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Licensing and Background Checks public records. Every share on the page names the number of centers it is counted over, and the methodology page explains how.
The state records on this page were last imported October 1, 2026. Each center page shows its own record date. See the methodology for details.
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Utah is one of 35 states in the directory: 173,052 centers and homes across 13,878 cities. Each state has its own guide with its own rules, agency and license lookup.
Center records come from Utah Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Licensing and Background Checks public records. Every percentage on this page names the number of Utah centers it is counted over. This page is a guide, not legal advice. Clear Day does not rate, rank or review centers.
This information is sourced from public records and may be incomplete or out of date. For the most current and accurate details, please verify directly with Utah Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Licensing and Background Checks or contact the center directly. Clear Day does not rate, rank or endorse any center.
Data updated Oct 1, 2026 · Source: Utah Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Licensing and Background Checks public records · Utah license lookup (opens in a new tab) · How we compile this →