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Board cites decline in citation counts but notes higher fines under new authorities

3813626 · June 13, 2025
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Summary

Annual presentation on the Board’s citation and fine program showed a falling number of citations overall, an upward trend in assessed fines driven by higher statutory fine authorities, and continued use of orders of abatement and appeal processes.

At the June 11, 2025 Enforcement and Compounding Committee meeting, the Board received its annual report on the citation and fine program and trends in enforcement outcomes.

Anne Sodegren, executive officer, reminded the Committee that the Board uses a spectrum of tools to resolve investigations—from no further action, to education and corrections, to letters of admonishment, citations (with or without fines) and formal discipline. She said the Board does not issue a citation until staff “have evaluated the totality of the circumstances” and determined a citation is appropriate.

Sodegren presented five‑year trend data showing the number…

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