Olvera's Family Day Care

3137 S 54th St, Milwaukee, WI 53219 · Milwaukee County

4cited violations

0marked serious

3inspection visits

0enforcement actions

Program

Type: Family child care
Licensed capacity: 8
Ages: 6 weeks – 11 years, 11 months
Hours: 06:00 AM-06:00 PM (Jan-Dec)
Licensee: Ernestina Olvera
Contact: Olvera, Ernestina
Phone: 414-839-6947
YoungStar: 2 Stars
Regulated since: 11/05/2021
DCF IDs: Facility 2005664 · Provider 0000590580/001
Official record: DCF Child Care Finder

Violations by category

Safety & premises 1
Food & allergies 1
Staff background & training 2

Year by year

Year	Violations	Serious	Main categories
2026	1	0	Staff background & training (1)
2024	3	0	Safety & premises (1), Food & allergies (1), Staff background & training (1)

Inspection visits

May 29, 2026 Licensing visit
- Staff background & training
  Staff B did not have current Child Abuse and Neglect training in staff file.
  
  DCF 250.05(3)(fm) — Biennial Training - Child Abuse & Neglect
DCF visit report · Correction plan (PDF)
May 29, 2025 Licensing visit · 415 rules checked, 0 not met

No violations cited on this visit.

DCF visit report · Correction plan (PDF)
May 30, 2024 Licensing visit · 423 rules checked, 3 not met

The DCF Finder's main page now lists this visit as "No Violations found". Its own visit report below still cites these rules. DCF's list drops violations after about two years.
- Safety & premises
  Child #3 Did Not Have Consent For Emergency Medical Treatment Marked On The Enrollment Form.
  
  DCF 250.04(6)(a)5. — Child Record - Consent For Emergency Medical Treatment
- Staff background & training
  Staff A Did Not Have Documentation Of Abusive Head Trauma Training On File.
  
  DCF 250.05(3)(g) — Provider Training - Abusive Head Trauma
- Food & allergies
  There Was Infant Cereal That Was Not Dated To Ensure That It Does Not Expire.
  
  DCF 250.06(9)(c) — Safe Food
DCF visit report · Correction plan (PDF)

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DCF publishes about 3 years of monitoring. Older history, complaint files and self-reported incidents require a public records request. Wisconsin's public records law (Wis. Stat. §§ 19.31–19.39) gives anyone the right to ask. You don't have to say why. Electronic copies are generally free.

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Send to: DCF Records Custodian · DCFRecordsRequest@wisconsin.gov · fax (608) 422-7161 · 201 W. Washington Avenue, Madison, WI 53703
Copy: DCF Southeastern Regional Licensing Office · DCFPlicBRLSERO@wisconsin.gov · 262-446-7800

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Letter text

Dear Records Custodian,

Under Wisconsin's public records law, Wis. Stat. §§ 19.31–19.39, I request copies of the following records for the child care program Olvera'S Family Day Care, 3137 S 54th St, Milwaukee, WI 53219-4420 (DCF facility number 2005664; provider number 0000590580, location 001; applicant/licensee number 4100376141), for January 1, 2019 to the present:

1. Every licensing or certification monitoring, renewal and follow-up visit report, including noncompliance statements, compliance statements and rule-monitoring summaries.
2. Every complaint investigation: intake summaries, investigation reports, and the finding for each allegation.
3. Every warning letter, order, forfeiture or other enforcement action, with related correspondence.
4. Every plan of correction the program submitted, and the department's response.
5. Every incident the program reported to the department (for example under DCF 251.04(3) or 250.04(3)): injuries requiring medical care, prohibited actions, suspected abuse or neglect, communicable disease, and children whose whereabouts were unknown.

I understand that child and reporter identities, and material made confidential by Wis. Stat. § 48.981, may be redacted; please release the remainder and cite the basis for anything withheld. Please provide the records electronically (PDF by email). If the estimated cost exceeds $5.00, please send me an estimate before proceeding. Please confirm receipt of this request.

Thank you,

[Your name]
[Email] · [Phone]

If something is happening now, file a child care complaint with DCF. For suspected abuse, contact your county child protective services or law enforcement.

Source: Wisconsin Department of Children and Families, via the Child Care Finder and the licensed and certified directories. History last read Oct 1, 2026. Violation text is DCF's own wording. The categories are ours, added to help you scan.