County review of Wayfinder foster family agency finds 13 compliance problems

Two foster homes lacked working carbon monoxide detectors; the agency has agreed to a corrective action plan.

Board of Supervisors· posted Jul 1Report

A county review of the Wayfinder Family Services foster family agency found 13 problems, including two homes without a working carbon monoxide detector in sleeping area hallways and five children whose needs and services plans were late. The Department of Children and Family Services reported the findings, and the agency agreed to a corrective action plan.

What happens next

The contractor implements the approved corrective action plan.

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