Integrated Community Planning
of Oswego County, Inc.
Contact Us: (315) 343-2344
"Your Local Resource As They Grow"
Child Care &
Development Council
Comprised of Registration, Child Care Resources and Referral, and the Child and Adult Care Food Program, the Child Care & Development Council is a local resource for registered/licensed, legally-exempt, and potential child care providers, as well as parents looking for child care options.
Traffic Safety Board
We provide education to schools, businesses and community organizations to increase residents' safety while walking, bicycling, or driving. We coordinate similar efforts with law enforcement, healthcare providers, and child passenger safety technicians.
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Please join us in honoring all CACFP providers for their invaluable work done on behalf of NYS children. Be sure to ask your child care provider if they participate in CACFP, if not please encourage them to join!
ECA of Oswego County will coordinate collaborative efforts across community-based organizations, educational institutions, health care providers and businesses to develop a united, comprehensive infrastructure of care across the county for children from birth to age 5.
Please read the NYS Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) Dear Provider Letters for important guidance and updates regarding child care programs.
The Oswego County Traffic Safety Board, a division of Integrated Community Planning of Oswego County, recognizes seven members of various Oswego County law enforcement agencies as Traffic Safety Champions of 2022. These individuals have shown a dedication to traffic safety and keeping our community safe.
Thanks to the GDMF grant, ICP was able to purchase food-only gift cards as well as put together welcome kits consisting of a reusable shopping bag filled with a variety of items required to serve nutritious meals such as plates, cutlery, napkins, cups and bowls to be given to new CACFP providers.
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Integrated Community Planning of Oswego County, Inc., was recently recognized for its 35th anniversary as a nonprofit agency in Oswego County. To commemorate the anniversary, Oswego Mayor Billy Barlow presented a certificate of recognition to ICP Executive Director Brandy Koproski and Programs Coordinator Stephanie Burdick.
The Oswego County Legislature proclaimed May 7 as Child Care Appreciation Day, a day to recognize the important role providers play in the lives of young children and families in Oswego County. Thank you Providers for all you do!!
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