The Federal Government requires each state to conduct a survey every two years of child care market prices. The results are one factor used in establishing rates that providers will be reimbursed for child care costs. The Department of Human Services' (DHS) Office or Research and Evaluation worked with the Division of Family Development (DFD) and New Jersey's Child Care Resource and Referral (CCR&R) agencies in conducting New Jersey's child care market rate survey. Information was obtained for two types of regulated child care providers: Licensed child care centers are facilities maintained for the care, development or supervision of six or more children who are under 13 years of age; Registered family child care providers are individuals who deliver child care services in their own homes for three to five children for no less than 15 hours per week. The Department distributed surveys to licensed child care centers in the fall of 2012. Child Care Resource and Referral agencies were contacted to provide information about family providers as well as some non-responding child care centers. Responses were received from 1,491 of the 3,743 qualifying child care centers and summarized by CCR&Rs for 2,243 registered family child care providers. (author abstract)