LANSING, Mich. (WILX) -Parents, providers and advocates testified Tuesday before a state Senate committee in support of several bills that could change how child care centers in Michigan are licensed, funded and regulated.
The proposals are focused on reforming licensing requirements, adjusting reimbursement rates and expanding a cost-sharing program.
Supporters say the bills would help providers stay in business, while at least one provider raised concerns about the scope of one proposal.
Reimbursement tied to inflation
One bill would tie the childcare reimbursement rate to the rate of inflation…