DCS licensing visit finds facility 100% compliant, board hears
June 08, 2026 | Rutherford County, Tennessee
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The board heard that a Department of Children’s Services unannounced licensing visit on March 10 included file reviews and interviews with young people; staff reported the resulting inspection found no issues and no corrective actions were required.
Miss Duke described the visit, saying an inspector interviewed three youth that day and, after reviewing files, returned a report showing ‘‘no issues and no corrective action,’’ and concluded the facility was fully compliant with licensing requirements.
Board members applauded staff for the result and for the work they said the facility’s team performs for youth in custody.
Miss Duke described the visit, saying an inspector interviewed three youth that day and, after reviewing files, returned a report showing ‘‘no issues and no corrective action,’’ and concluded the facility was fully compliant with licensing requirements.
Board members applauded staff for the result and for the work they said the facility’s team performs for youth in custody.
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