Board flags poor Title 5 reports, may blacklist inspector
Board members said a recent Title 5 report lacked basic details and did not appear to reflect an in-home inspection; staff will request corrected reports and may place the inspector on a do-not-use list if issues persist.
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Board members expressed concern that one inspector's Title 5 submissions lacked sufficient detail and possibly omitted on-site inspection steps. "He's not putting information. He didn't go in the house," the health agent said, adding that the report looked "pretty much blank." The board asked staff to return reports for revision and to monitor future submissions for accuracy.
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