Crime Scene & Biohazard Cleanup in Murfreesboro, TN

When you search for biohazard cleanup near me or crime scene cleanup near me in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, ACT Cleaners is the answer. Our IICRC-certified, veteran-owned team reaches most Murfreesboro and Rutherford County addresses in 40 minutes or less via I-24, Old Fort Parkway, and Memorial Boulevard, and we handle every phase the family or property manager needs — biohazard remediation, unattended death cleanup, suicide cleanup, trauma scene cleanup, blood cleanup, plus water and fire restoration, mold mitigation, and full property reconstruction. We coordinate with the Murfreesboro Police Department, the Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office, Saint Thomas Rutherford Hospital, and the MTSU off-campus housing community. We guide every eligible family through the Tennessee Crime Victims Compensation program under TCA 29-13-106(4), which may cover up to $30,000 at the victim’s primary residence. And through our Pathway Community Resources partnership, we connect families to support groups and recovery resources beyond the cleanup itself. Call (888) 477-0015 — a real technician answers, day or night.

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ACT Cleaners

IICRC · OSHA
Bloodborne Pathogens

BBB A+
Accredited

25+ Years
Field Experience

40 Min
or less to most
Murfreesboro addresses

 

$30,000
TN CVC Fund
— up to

24 / 365
answered by a real
technician

1 Claim
biohazard + restoration

PRO TIP — Before We Arrive — Don’t Open Windows

When the scene is released and you are waiting for our team, do not open windows or run fans to “air it out.” That spreads aerosolized contamination through the rest of the house and into the HVAC ducts, expanding the area we have to remediate and increasing the bill. Shut down the HVAC at the breaker if you can do it safely. Keep doors and windows closed. Keep family members and pets out of the affected room. We handle airflow and ventilation correctly when we arrive — your job until then is to contain, not ventilate.

WHAT WE HANDLE IN MURFREESBORO AND RUTHERFORD COUNTY

Services We Provide in Murfreesboro and Rutherford County

Most biohazard cleanup companies do biohazard. We do biohazard, and we do the water damage, fire damage, mold, and reconstruction that often follow. That matters in Murfreesboro because in real situations — an MTSU off-campus apartment where decomposition fluids reached the unit below, a Stones River area home where a fire on top of a medical event left both biohazard and smoke damage, a Memorial Boulevard rental where mold was already setting up before the trauma scene cleanup even started — these phases bleed into each other. One contractor through the whole job means one insurance claim, one timeline, one accountable party.

Crime Scene Cleanup

Blood, biological transfer, and contamination after homicide, assault, or other criminal scenes. We start when Murfreesboro PD or Rutherford County releases the scene, never before. Documentation formatted for the Tennessee Treasury and your insurer.

Unattended Death & Decomposition Cleanup

Decomposition migrates fast in Tennessee humidity — often into subfloor, drywall, ductwork, and the unit below in apartments. We map primary and secondary impact zones before we cut anything. Containment is up before the first removal.

Suicide Cleanup

Discreet response. Spatter and transfer mapping from ceiling to floor seams. ATP-verified clearance in writing. We can refer to grief support resources through Pathway Community Resources when the family wants them.

Homicide, Trauma & Blood Cleanup

Bloodborne Pathogens (OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030) compliance, EPA-registered disinfectants with logged contact times, regulated medical waste under TDEC Rule 0400-11-01-.04(2)(k)(4) chain of custody. Workplace and home medical incidents handled the same way.

Water Damage Restoration

IICRC S500 protocols. Extraction, structural drying with monitored psychrometric readings, antimicrobial application. Common when biohazard cleanup involves fluids that reached lower floors or HVAC.

Fire & Smoke Damage Restoration

IICRC S700 protocols. Soot removal, content cleaning, deodorization at the source. Fire-on-top-of-biohazard situations handled together — one adjuster, one claim.

Mold Assessment & Mitigation

IICRC S520 protocols. Containment, HEPA filtration, source remediation, post-remediation verification. Tennessee humidity makes mold the rule in slow-leak and unattended-death situations, not the exception.

Property Reconstruction

Drywall, flooring, paint, trim, cabinetry — finished to pre-loss condition or better. Single contractor through the rebuild means no handoff gap and no second insurance claim.

INSIDE MURFREESBORO — WHY LOCAL KNOWLEDGE MATTERS

Local Knowledge — Murfreesboro Property Types

Murfreesboro is not one kind of city. It is several. The historic blocks around the Public Square hold pre-1900 homes and commercial buildings with plaster walls and original materials. The MTSU off-campus housing corridor along Greenland Drive and Tennessee Boulevard is heavy on multi-family construction with shared HVAC and rapid student turnover. The mid-century neighborhoods around Stones River and the older streets running off Mercury Boulevard hold brick ranches over crawlspaces. The Memorial Boulevard and Old Fort Parkway apartment corridors run heavy on multi-family rental stock. And the newer subdivisions stretching toward Christiana and Rockvale bring engineered subflooring and OSB sheathing. Each construction type behaves differently in a biohazard event, and we treat them differently.

Public Square & Downtown Historic District

The blocks around the Murfreesboro Public Square and the historic neighborhoods running off East Main Street hold pre-1900 homes and mixed-use buildings with plaster walls, original hardwood, and in some cases lead paint and asbestos floor tile under newer flooring. We test before we cut, every time, on pre-1960 construction. Plaster behaves differently than drywall — it does not wick the same way, but it crumbles when removed and can cross-contaminate adjacent surfaces if the work is rushed. We slow down on these properties, document what we find, and coordinate any abatement that the cleanup uncovers.

MTSU Off-Campus Housing Corridor

The corridor between the MTSU campus and the off-campus housing along Greenland Drive, Tennessee Boulevard, and the streets running toward Old Fort Parkway is heavy on multi-family construction — apartments, duplexes, and student rental houses. Shared HVAC returns mean odor and aerosolized contamination can move into adjacent units within hours. Student turnover compounds the issue: rentals get cleaned aggressively between leases, but a serious biohazard event needs more than a turn cleaner. Property managers in the MTSU corridor are a major repeat-call client type. We seal HVAC returns at the affected unit before we start any work — a step often skipped that produces neighbor complaints later.

Stones River Area Mid-Century Homes

Brick ranches over crawlspaces dominate the streets around Stones River National Battlefield and the mid-century neighborhoods east of downtown. Crawlspaces are a humidity problem in Tennessee summer, and biological material that drips through gaps in subflooring migrates to crawlspace insulation. We inspect the crawlspace before we declare a job clear — that step gets skipped by competitors and produces lingering odor complaints months later. Mid-century HVAC ductwork often runs through the crawlspace, which means contamination that reaches the ducts can re-aerosolize through the rest of the house every time the system cycles.

Memorial Boulevard and Mercury Boulevard Apartment Corridor

The Memorial Boulevard and Mercury Boulevard corridors run heavy on multi-family apartment construction and older condo developments. Many of the buildings here were constructed in the 1970s and 1980s and have shared HVAC returns, party-wall framing, and aging plumbing risers that can complicate cleanup if fluids reach a wall cavity. We seal HVAC, isolate affected stacks, and coordinate with property management before the first removal. Property managers along this corridor are a repeat-call client type.

Newer Subdivisions Toward Christiana and Rockvale

Murfreesboro’s rapid growth is concentrated in the newer subdivisions stretching south and west toward Christiana, Rockvale, and the rural Rutherford County edge. These homes use engineered subflooring and OSB sheathing, which absorb fluids more aggressively than old-growth hardwood. We almost always have to cut to the joist on full-decomposition jobs in these homes — surface-only treatment is not honest. Drywall removal goes higher than expected because vapor wicks through paper backing.

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HOW A MURFREESBORO CALL WORKS

How a Gallatin Call Works (Hour by Hour)

Minute 1

Real technician answers

Not a call center, not voicemail. The person who picks up has done the work. We confirm address, scene status (released or not), property type, and route the closest team.

40 Min

On-site, exterior assessment

Most Murfreesboro and Rutherford County addresses are 40 minutes or less from dispatch via I-24, Old Fort Parkway, and Memorial Boulevard. Mercury Boulevard and Church Street cover central Murfreesboro; the John Bragg Highway (TN-99) covers the south and east. We arrive in unmarked vehicles. Exterior assessment first — we do not enter until you walk us in.

Hour 1–2

Containment and mapping

Primary and secondary impact zones identified. HVAC sealed at affected supply and return. Containment plastic up before any removal. Photos logged with timestamps. On historic Public Square properties, lead paint and asbestos screening before any cutting.

Hour 2+

Removal and disinfection

Impacted materials removed — flooring, drywall, baseboards, soft goods — to the depth necessary for full decontamination. EPA-registered disinfectants applied with logged contact times. Source-elimination odor treatment, not masking.

Final

ATP verification and written clearance

Surfaces tested with ATP bioluminescence. Any reading above threshold gets re-treated and re-tested. You receive a written clearance certificate, every ATP reading, the TDEC chain-of-custody manifest, and a before/after photo log.

After

Restoration phase, if needed

Water mitigation, mold remediation, structural drywall and flooring rebuild, paint and trim. Same technicians, same project manager, same insurance claim.

TENNESSEE LAW WE OPERATE UNDER

Tennessee Law We Operate Under

Tennessee has its own framework for biohazard cleanup — its own waste regulation, its own victim compensation program, its own scene release protocol for serious crimes. Most cleanup companies operating in Tennessee do not work fluently in any of it. We do, and it changes both how the job is done and what documentation the family ends up with.

TCA 29-13-106(4) — Tennessee Crime Victims Compensation

Up to $30,000 cleanup coverage at the victim’s primary residence after a qualifying violent crime.

Administered by the Tennessee Treasury Division of Claims Administration. Reporting window: 15 days from the date of the crime to law enforcement. Application window: one year. The crime must be reported and the application must be timely. Most Rutherford County families who qualify never apply because no one tells them the program exists. We tell every eligible family on the first call and provide the itemized documentation the application requires.

Important: Suicide is not a qualifying crime under TCA 29-13-106. For suicide situations, your homeowner or landlord insurance is typically the coverage path — we verify your policy on the first call.

TDEC Rule 0400-11-01-.04(2)(k)(4) — Waste Chain of Custody

Tennessee’s biohazardous waste chain-of-custody rule. 3-year record retention required.

Every regulated waste container we generate on a Murfreesboro job is logged, labeled, and transported by a TDEC-licensed medical waste hauler with manifest documentation. The property owner carries liability when this is done wrong. We do not cut corners on this and we do not subcontract it to anyone we cannot vouch for.

TBI Coordination on Homicide Scene Release

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation handles homicide investigations on local agency request.

In Rutherford County, TBI is regularly called in to assist on homicide cases. Scene release in those situations runs through TBI in addition to Murfreesboro PD and the Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office. We do not enter or begin remediation until the scene is officially released. We coordinate with whichever agency holds the scene.

PRO TIP — When You Call, Have the Police Report Number Ready

If a violent crime is involved and the family may qualify for Tennessee Crime Victims Compensation under TCA 29-13-106(4), the application requires the police incident report number. Most families do not realize this in the first 24 hours and end up calling Murfreesboro PD or Rutherford County back weeks later — when grief is fresh and that phone call is the last thing anyone wants to make. Get the report number from the responding officer at the scene, write it down, and have it on the phone with us when you call. We package it with the rest of the documentation the Tennessee Treasury asks for, so the application moves faster and you get reimbursed sooner.

SPECIALIZED RESPONSE CAPABILITIES FOR RUTHERFORD COUNTY

Specialized Response Capabilities for Rutherford County

Beyond standard residential biohazard work, four specialized response capabilities matter for Murfreesboro and Rutherford County customers. The MTSU off-campus housing community generates a real, recurring call type that no other TN city we serve produces at the same volume. Saint Thomas Rutherford Hospital is the dominant healthcare facility in the county and our coordination there matters every week. Our Pathway Community Resources partnership connects families to support beyond the cleanup itself. And the Murfreesboro Police Department and Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office both rely on us for post-incident facility and vehicle decontamination.

MTSU & Off-Campus Student Housing Biohazard Response

Middle Tennessee State University is one of the largest universities in the state, with more than 22,000 students. The off-campus housing community that supports that population — apartments along Greenland Drive, duplexes off Tennessee Boulevard, rental houses in the streets running toward Old Fort Parkway, and the larger purpose-built student communities along Memorial Boulevard — represents a real, recurring biohazard response category that no other TN suburb produces at the same volume.

What MTSU Off-Campus Response Looks Like

Student rental cleanup is its own operational profile. We have done this work for years.

  • Property managers, parents, and student tenants can call directly — we work with whoever is authorized
  • Privacy and discretion are mandatory — we do not advertise our presence on campus or in close-quarter rental developments
  • Shared HVAC returns sealed at the affected unit before any work — neighbor exposure prevention is part of the protocol
  • Documentation formatted for property management AND parents who may be navigating insurance from out of state
  • Coordination with university support services when the family wants it
  • Same 40-minute response window as residential calls — Greenland Drive, Tennessee Boulevard, and Memorial Boulevard are all within range

Saint Thomas Rutherford Hospital Coordination

Saint Thomas Rutherford Hospital, on Medical Center Parkway, is the dominant healthcare facility in Rutherford County. Many of our calls connect back to Saint Thomas in one way or another — a family discharging a loved one home for hospice and arriving to find a contamination situation that escalated faster than expected, a post-surgical home incident, an unattended death discovered when a home health worker arrived for a scheduled visit. The coordination between hospital discharge planners, home health agencies, hospice teams, and biohazard response is something we handle every week.

How We Coordinate with Saint Thomas Rutherford and Rutherford County Home Health

Hospital and home-health coordination matters because no family should have to be the messenger between five different systems during the worst week of their life.

  • Saint Thomas Rutherford discharge planners and case managers can refer directly — we handle the rest of the family conversation
  • Hospice and home health agencies have a direct line to dispatch — we work alongside their teams when the situation escalates
  • Documentation formatted for both insurance and any Rutherford County social services involvement
  • Privacy and HIPAA-aware on every call — we do not discuss patient detail outside the family’s authorization

Pathway Community Resources Partnership

In Murfreesboro, our work does not end at ATP-verified clearance. Through our partnership with Pathway Community Resources, we connect families to grief support groups, recovery programs, and community services that matter long after the cleanup is finished. This is the part of the work that no national competitor will replicate — because they do not have a local presence in Rutherford County and they do not stay connected to the families they serve.

What the Pathway Community Resources Partnership Does for Rutherford County Families

No family should be left alone with grief, paperwork, and a property they cannot return to.

  • Referral to Rutherford County grief support groups when the family is ready
  • Connection to recovery programs for families dealing with overdose-related calls
  • Referral to victim advocate services when a violent crime is involved
  • Help navigating the Tennessee Crime Victims Compensation application beyond just the documentation
  • Long-term community resource connections — not just a one-call hand-off

Law Enforcement Support

We assist the Murfreesboro Police Department and the Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office once a scene has been released. We also handle holding cell decontamination, patrol vehicle cleanup after exposure incidents, and post-incident facility cleanup with OSHA-ready documentation for staff records. We only enter after the agency confirms release. Our role is to restore safety, not to interfere with active investigations.

  • Holding cell, interview room, and squad room decontamination
  • Patrol vehicle and transport van cleanup — including restraints, partitions, and HVAC
  • Bloodborne pathogen exposure documentation for officer staff records
  • SDS sheets, disinfectant logs, and TDEC waste manifests on every job
ONE COMPANY FROM BIOHAZARD THROUGH REBUILD

One Company From Biohazard Through Rebuild

Murfreesboro sits inside the Nashville metro’s southern arc, where dozens of restoration contractors operate. But the ones who can take a property all the way from biohazard remediation through finished reconstruction — without subcontracting the rebuild to a third party who never saw the original work — are limited. Splitting the work across two or three companies introduces handoff gaps where insurance carriers can deny portions of the claim, where timelines stretch, and where accountability dissolves.

When ACT Cleaners handles the full scope, the family deals with one project manager, one set of documentation, and one insurance claim. The technicians who did the biohazard work know exactly what was cut, what was disinfected, and what was tested — they hand it directly to the same crew that will rebuild. Nothing falls through the gap because there is no gap.

What “Single Source” Looks Like on a Real Murfreesboro Job

  • Phase 1 — Biohazard remediation. Containment, removal, disinfection, ATP clearance.
  • Phase 2 — Water mitigation, if fluids reached structural materials. IICRC S500 drying.
  • Phase 3 — Mold assessment and mitigation, if Tennessee humidity got there first. IICRC S520.
  • Phase 4 — Smoke and odor remediation, if a fire was involved. IICRC S700.
  • Phase 5 — Structural and finish reconstruction. Drywall, flooring, paint, trim, cabinetry to pre-loss or better.

Single insurance claim. Single accountable contractor. Single timeline.

WHAT RUTHERFORD COUNTY CUSTOMERS SAY

What Rutherford County Customers Say

“ACT Cleaners responded fast and handled the cleanup with professionalism and care. The technicians were respectful, efficient, and helped our family feel supported during a very difficult time.”

— Kevin S., Murfreesboro TN

“Excellent communication and very thorough work from start to finish. The crew arrived on time, explained the process clearly, and left everything completely sanitized.”

— Amanda R., Smyrna TN

SERVICE AREA

Service Area

Our Murfreesboro service area covers the city itself and the surrounding Rutherford County communities, with additional response into adjacent Williamson, Bedford, and Cannon Counties when needed. Standard response is 40 minutes or less to most addresses below.

  • Murfreesboro and all neighborhoods — Public Square historic district, MTSU off-campus housing corridor, Stones River area, Memorial Boulevard, Mercury Boulevard, Old Fort Parkway corridor, John Bragg Highway corridor
  • Smyrna (north on I-24, Rutherford County)
  • La Vergne (north on I-24, Rutherford County)
  • Eagleville (southwest, rural Rutherford County)
  • Rockvale (south, rural Rutherford County)
  • Christiana (south, rural Rutherford County)
  • Lascassas, Walter Hill, Versailles (rural Rutherford County)
  • Bell Buckle, Wartrace (Bedford County)
  • Woodbury (Cannon County, southeast)
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Biohazard Cleanup Near Me · Crime Scene Cleanup Near Me · Murfreesboro, TN

ACT Cleaners provides biohazard cleanup and crime scene cleanup in Murfreesboro, TN — 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Veteran-owned, IICRC certified, BBB A+. Licensed Tennessee response across Rutherford County and the MTSU off-campus housing community. 40 minutes or less to most Murfreesboro addresses via I-24 and Old Fort Parkway. Tennessee CVC up to $30,000. Saint Thomas Rutherford coordination. Pathway Community Resources partnership. Full water, fire, and reconstruction available.

Call ACT Cleaners 24/7: (888) 477-0015

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find biohazard cleanup near me in Murfreesboro, TN?

ACT Cleaners is the answer when you search for biohazard cleanup near me or crime scene cleanup near me in Murfreesboro. We are veteran-owned, IICRC certified, BBB A+ accredited, and reach most Murfreesboro and Rutherford County addresses in 40 minutes or less via I-24, Old Fort Parkway, and Memorial Boulevard. We answer the phone 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with a real technician — not a call center. Call (888) 477-0015.

Who are the best crime scene cleanup companies in Murfreesboro, TN?

The best crime scene cleanup companies in Murfreesboro are IICRC certified, OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens compliant, fluent in Tennessee-specific compliance (TCA 29-13-106 victim compensation and TDEC Rule 0400-11-01 waste chain of custody), able to coordinate scene release with Murfreesboro PD, the Rutherford County Sheriff, and TBI when applicable, equipped to take a property all the way through restoration and reconstruction without subcontracting, fluent in MTSU off-campus housing protocols, and connected to local community resources for after-cleanup family support. ACT Cleaners meets every one of those standards.

How fast can ACT Cleaners respond to a Murfreesboro scene?

Most Murfreesboro and Rutherford County addresses are 40 minutes or less from dispatch. I-24 covers the north and south corridor; Old Fort Parkway, Memorial Boulevard, and Mercury Boulevard cover central Murfreesboro; the John Bragg Highway covers the south and east. We confirm an exact arrival window inside the first phone call. A real technician answers every call.

How much does crime scene cleanup or biohazard cleanup cost in Murfreesboro?

Cost depends on the scope of the work — the size of the affected area, how far contamination has migrated, whether structural removal is needed, and whether water, fire, mold, or reconstruction phases follow. For most jobs, homeowner or landlord insurance covers biohazard remediation under property damage provisions, so the family rarely pays out of pocket. For violent-crime situations involving a victim residence, Tennessee Crime Victims Compensation under TCA 29-13-106(4) may cover up to $30,000 in cleanup costs. For situations without insurance or compensation coverage, smaller single-room jobs are at the lower end and larger multi-room or unattended-death jobs run higher. We give every caller a clear scope and cost range before any work begins.

Does Tennessee have a Crime Victims Compensation program for cleanup costs?

Yes. Under TCA 29-13-106(4), the Tennessee Crime Victims Compensation program may cover up to $30,000 in cleanup costs at the victim’s primary residence following a qualifying violent crime. Administered by the Tennessee Treasury. The crime must be reported to law enforcement within 15 days. Most Rutherford County families who qualify never apply because no one tells them the program exists. ACT Cleaners walks every eligible family through the application on the first call, and our Pathway Community Resources partnership connects families to victim advocate support beyond just the paperwork.

Does homeowner or landlord insurance cover biohazard cleanup in Murfreesboro?

Most standard homeowner and landlord policies in Tennessee cover biohazard remediation, crime scene cleanup, unattended death cleanup, suicide cleanup, and trauma cleanup under property damage provisions. ACT Cleaners handles insurance pre-authorization and direct billing with all major Tennessee carriers including State Farm, Farm Bureau Insurance of Tennessee, Erie, USAA, Allstate, Nationwide, Travelers, and others. When biohazard, water, fire, and reconstruction phases are coordinated together, all phases are typically handled under a single claim.

Do you handle water damage, fire damage, mold remediation, and full reconstruction in Murfreesboro — not just biohazard?

Yes. ACT Cleaners handles the complete cycle — biohazard remediation, water damage extraction and structural drying under IICRC S500, fire and smoke damage restoration under IICRC S700, mold assessment and mitigation under IICRC S520, and full property reconstruction. In Rutherford County, single-source restoration means one company, one timeline, one insurance claim. The biohazard technicians who did the original work hand directly to the same project manager who runs the rebuild — no handoff gap.

We have an off-campus MTSU rental — do you handle student housing biohazard cleanup?

Yes. The MTSU off-campus housing community is a major part of our Murfreesboro call volume. Property managers, parents, and student tenants can call directly. We work with whoever is authorized to engage cleanup. Discretion is mandatory in close-quarter student rental developments — we do not advertise our presence. Shared HVAC returns are sealed at the affected unit before any work begins, which prevents contamination from moving into adjacent apartments. Documentation is formatted for property management AND for parents navigating insurance or compensation claims from out of state.

We are working with Saint Thomas Rutherford Hospital on a discharge — can you coordinate with the case manager?

Yes. Saint Thomas Rutherford discharge planners, hospice teams, and Rutherford County home health agencies can refer directly to us. We coordinate with the case manager, handle the family conversation, and format documentation for both the insurance carrier and any social services involvement. Privacy and HIPAA-aware on every call. We do not discuss patient detail outside the family’s authorization.

What should I do immediately after a Rutherford County scene is released?

Call (888) 477-0015 right away. Shut off the HVAC if accessible. Keep family and visitors out of the affected area. Do not open windows or run fans — that spreads aerosolized contamination. Do not let well-meaning relatives start cleaning — biological material migrates into structural materials within hours and improper attempts make professional remediation more expensive. We confirm a 40-minute-or-less arrival window for most Murfreesboro addresses on the first call and walk you through every next step. If a violent crime is involved, we also walk you through the Tennessee Crime Victims Compensation application from that first phone call.

Need Crime Scene or Biohazard Cleanup in Murfreesboro Right Now?

Call ACT Cleaners 24/7: (888) 477-0015

Veteran-owned. IICRC certified. BBB A+. Tennessee response. 40 minutes or less to most Murfreesboro addresses. TN CVC up to $30,000. Full water, fire, mold, and reconstruction — one company, one claim. MTSU off-campus housing experience. Saint Thomas Rutherford coordination. Pathway Community Resources partnership.

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