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Welcome Melinda!
We would like to welcome Melinda Felice into the role of staff person to the
Sacramento Local Child Care and Development Planning Council (LPC). Melinda has moved to Sacramento
from Southern California. Melinda comes to us with 4 years of experience as the LPC Coordinator in
San Francisco County and has experience working with child care facilities development and county-wide
strategic planning, including developing plans for Universal Preschool programs. We feel confident that
Melinda’s breadth of skills and knowledge of child care and child development issues will make her an
asset to the Council. When not working, Melinda enjoys reading and exploring new cities and restaurants.
Suggestions are welcome! Please do not hesitate to contact her to welcome her to the Council and discuss
any questions you may have about the Council.

Melinda Felice (916) 369-3315
info@sac-lpc.org
Sacramento CARES
Visit the Sacramento CARES webpage.
Child care providers may be eligible for annual stipends for pursuing continuing education in child development.
Please see the CARES requirements and timeline. Please note that attending an orientation is MANDATORY. More information is
available on the Sacramento CARES webpage or by calling Child Action, Inc. at (916) 369-0191
Local Planning Councils (LPC) have been authorized to facilitate the transfer of funds between under and over-earning state contracted programs to maximize expenditure of contract funds. The intent is to expend contracted funds within existing licensed capacity in a program.
Click here for more information on the Voluntary Temporary Transfer process in Sacramento County.
For assistance with this process, please contact:
Melinda Felice, LPC Coordinator
9800 Old Winery Place
Sacramento, CA 95827
(916) 369-3315
info@sac-lpc.org
2012 - 2017 Strategic Plan for Child Care in Sacramento County
The Sacramento County Local Child Care and Development Planning Council is required to submit a county-wide plan for addressing the community's child care needs ever five years. We will be holding a public hearing to hear feedback on the current draft plan on February 9.
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