The U.S. Army will begin inspecting privatized housing Tuesday at Fort Gordon, two years after an investigation found military service members and their families were enduring conditions that affected their health and safety.
It also found that Balfour did not respond to some military families’ requests to fix leaking roofs and mold in their homes — and mischaracterized other mold repair requests as tasks like “painting” in its work order data system, leaving out complaints about mold., the Army said it would launch its own investigation into privatized military housing at Ft. Gordon and audit Balfour's property management records.
The team will also call Army or Balfour personnel for any emergency issues, and the private company will be expected to immediately fix any issues.Axios on facebook
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