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License Child Care License Type of Care County Name of Approved Programs Address Contact Information Number Email Address LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Janet Householder 413 Vine Street, Westernport, MD 21562 Janet Householder 301-268-8088 20382 [email protected] LCC Child Care Center Allegany County HRDC Cumberland St Head Start 301 Cumberland St, Cumberland, MD 21502 Rebecca Roby 301-783-1790 33280 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Carla Norris 1006 Lexington Ave. Cumberland, MD 21502 Carla Norris 301-724-8717 79610 [email protected] LCC Child Care Center Allegany County Lighthouse Christian Day Care 2020 Bedford Street, Cumberland, MD 21502 Cathy Garthwait 240-727-1509 79882 [email protected] LCC Child Care Center Allegany County YMCA/School Age Child Care Center 601 Kelly Road, Cumberland, MD 21502 Julie O'Neal 301-777-9622 80016 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Amy Rice 122 Walnut Street Frostburg, MD 21532 Amy Rice 240-580-7572 88728 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Debra Kinser 11611 Valley Road, NE, Cumberland, MD 21502 Debra Kinser 301 -777-0328 89390 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Terra Thomas 568 Patterson Avenue, Cumberland, MD 21502 Terra Thomas 301-777-2917 100193 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Karla Morgan 19 Washington Street, Frostburg, MD 21532 Karla Morgan 240-727-0469 104274 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Connie Appel 14924 Railroad Street Midland. MD 21532 Connie Appel 301-463-5707 116625 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Stephanie Blume 12801 Lewis Heights Dr. Cumberland, MD 21502 Stephanie Blume 240-727-7456 128336 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Victoria Bonner 13108 Valley Road Cumberland, MD 21502 Victoria Bonner 301-724-6113 136056 [email protected] LCC Child Care Center Allegany County Calvary Chiristian Academy 14517 McMullen Highway, Cresaptown, MD 21502 Daniel Thompson 301-729-0791/240-362-8154 140864 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Roseann Gibbs 523 Shriver Avenue, Cumberland, MD 21502 Roseann Gibbs 301-724-0834 150709 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Laurie Wilt 24806 Stoney Run Road Westernport, MD 21562 Laurie Wilt 301-786-2505 158605 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Pamela Shaw 218 Wempe Drive, Cumberland, MD 21502 Pam Shaw 301-338-2415/ 301-876-8901 159728 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Tammy Beal 16805 Hanson Lane Frostburg, MD 16805 Tammy Beal 301-707-6495 161132 [email protected] LCC Child Care Center Allegany County HRDC Seymour Street Head Start and Early Head Start 310 Seymour Street, Cumberland, MD 21502 Rebecca Roby 301-783-1783 161319 [email protected] LCC Child Care Center Allegany County Frostburg Bridge Program 102 Meshach Frost Village, Frostburg, MD 21532 Leticia Shelton 240-362-2615 161340 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Jenny Maistros 20102 Oldtown Road Oldtown, MD 21555 Jenny Maistros 240-727-7083 250323 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Caitlin Rodenhauser 110 W First Street Cumberland, MD 21502 Caitlin Rodenhauser 301-697-3711 250761 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Kelli Deist 19200 Millers Kaefer HL SW, Frostburg, MD 21532 Kelli Deist 301-813-2228 252050 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Brittney Remley 18630 Woodlawn Drive Rawlings, MD 21557 Brittany Remley 301-707-5465 253107 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Chere A. Conley 409 Winmer St. Cumberland, MD 21502 Chere Conley 301-707-0551 253191 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Taryn Parks 125 Pennsylvania Avenue, Cumberland, MD 21502 Taryn Parks 240-727-6005 253243 [email protected] LCC Child Care Center Allegany County HDLC, Inc. 217 North Centre Street, Cumberland, MD 21502 Robyn Parsons 301-707-1242 254143 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Tammy Merrill 706 Lafayette Ave. Cumberland, MD 21502 Tammy Merrill 301-707-4493 255862 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Elizabeth Welsh 13136 New School Rd NW, Mt. Savage, MD 21545 Elizabeth Welsh 301 -268-5676 255913 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Pamela Gragg 208 Wempe Drive, Cumberland, MD 21502 Pamela Gragg 301-724-7706 154682 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Shawna Shipe 75 West College Avenue, Cumberland, MD 21502 Shawna Shipe 301-338-1567 161068 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Siobhan Roach 121 McCulloh Street, Frostburg, MD 21532 Siobhan Roach 301-997-8353 256044 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Carolyn Ashenfelter 923 Maryland Ave. Cumberland, MD 21502 Carolyn Ashenfelter 301 -724-6703 20358 [email protected] LCC Child Care Center Allegany County Smiling Faces Daycare Center 2023 Bedford Street, Cumberland MD 21502 Antoinette VanMeter 301 -697-2538 60587 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Tiffany Crowe 13011 6th Avenue Cresaptown, MD 21502 Tiffany Crowe 301 -729-3936 81244 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Jade Niemiec 705 East First Street Cumberland, MD 21502 Jade Niemiec 301 -697-8019 98746 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Julie Buckbee 12204 McMullen Hwy Cumberland, MD 21502 Julie Buckbee 301 -876-5967 99049 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Vicky Leighty 14726 Watson St. Cumberland, MD 21502 Vicky Leighty 301 -729-2816 100696 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Amy Steckman 11004 Pikeview Drive NE , Cumberland, MD 21502 Amy Steckman 301 -777-9087 101613 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Brenda Gear 810 Shawnee Ave. Cumberland, MD 21502 Brenda Gear 301 -722-6138 123979 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Stephanie O'Neal 807 Tampley Ave Cumberland, MD 21502 Stephanie O'Neal 301 -268-5550 154609 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Tara McKinley 16912 National Highway S, Frostburg, MD 21532 Tara McKinley 240-362-3398 154874 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Laura Mallow 11821 Valley Road, NE, Cumberland, MD 21502 Laura Mallow 301-268-2174 159082 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Dana Symons 466 Bruce St, Westernport, MD 21562 Dana Symons 301 -359-5032 160064 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Nikki Wigger 17 Wempe Drive Cumberland MD 21502 Nikki Wigger 301 -697-3426 162670 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Jennifer Combs 14800 Vermont Ave Cumberland, MD 21502 Jennifer Combs 240-7271098 250449 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Leann Crowe 14811 Winchester Rd SW Cumberland, MD 21502 Leann Crowe 814-279-8561 252444 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Tina Goss 15803 Downing Street Cumberland, MD 21502 Tina Goss 301 -876-8046 252922 [email protected] LCC Child Care Center Allegany County Bruce Learning Center 398 Philos Ave, Westernport, MD 21562 Heather Ours 304-209-1076/301 -359-9690 253426 [email protected] LCC Child Care Center Allegany County Beginnings Montessori 15 N. Smallwood Street, Cumberland, MD 21502 Jessica Hook 301-722-2220 253461 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Allegany County Jan Hymes 13014 Winchester Road SW, Cumberland, MD 21502 Jan Hymes 301 - 707-0365 256145 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Anne Arundel County Jessica Patrick 516 Norwich Rd. Severna Park, MD 21146 Jessica Patrick 410-647-8755 21060 [email protected] LCC Child Care Center Anne Arundel County Baldwin Early Learning Center 921 B Generals Highway, Millersville, MD 21108 Mary Ahearn 410-9232832 39951 [email protected] LCC Family Child Care Anne Arundel County Sharon Duncan 1649 Cananaro Drive, Annapolis, MD 21409 Sharon Duncan 410 -703-7733 40034 [email protected] LCC Child Care Center Anne Arundel County Chesapeake Montessori Extended Day 30 Old Mill Bottom Road, Annapolis, MD 21401 Jenna Horrnick 410-757-4740 40314 [email protected] LCC Child Care Center Anne Arundel County Montessori International Children's House 1641 N. Winchester Road, Annapolis, MD 21409 Elizabeth Whitaker 410 -757-7789 40321 [email protected] LCC Child Care Center Anne Arundel County Wesley Child Care 7688 Quarterfield Rd., Glen Burnie MD 21061 Christine Davis 410-766-4107 40323 [email protected] LCC Child Care Center Anne Arundel County Kindercare 8050 Rockenbach Rd., Hanover, MD 21076 Suzane Lee 410-551-6611 40326 [email protected] LCC Child Care Center Anne Arundel County Joy In Learning @ Marley Park 116 Marley Neck Road, Glen Burnie, MD 21060 Caryle Stanley 410 -761-6575 40339 [email protected] LCC Child Care Center Anne Arundel County Joy In Learning @ Glen Burnie 804 Old Stage Road, Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Caryle Stanley 410 -760-3253 40340 [email protected] LCC Child Care Center Anne Arundel County Kindercare 4229 Postal Ct., Pasadena MD 21122 Diane Adams 410-437-4720 40345 [email protected] LCC Child Care Center Anne Arundel County Kindercare 283 Peninsula Farm Road, Arnold, MD 21012 Sheri Magez 410-544-2338 40346 [email protected]
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