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Home » Advancing Trauma Scene Cleanup Through Regulations and Training
Gordy Powell is co-owner and senior partner of Georgia Clean and Associates, and co-founder and president of the Georgia Bio Recovery Association. A steward for education, ethics and advancement in bio-recovery, crime, trauma and death-scene cleaning, Powell has been practicing in this space since 1996. He is co-author of the Georgia bill that was signed into law August 4, 2020, officially regulating the crime, trauma and death-scene cleaning industry in Georgia.
In this episode of Ask the Expert, Powell discusses the Georgia Bio Recovery Association he co-founded in 2020; co-authoring Georgia House Bill 417; and Invoicing for Trauma, a new course he is offering for the first time on March 4, 2022.