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2630 Pecan St

2630 PECAN ST, Green Bay, WI 54311 · Brown County

5cited violations
3serious tier
4inspections

Establishment

Type
Lodging (Tourist Rooming House - 1 TRH)
Inspected by
Brown County Health & Human Services
License / ID
RQUO-CXJRNG
Status
Permitted
Phone
(920) 366-5741
Official record
Brown County Health & Human Services inspection reports

Other public records for this business

Year by year

YearInspectionsViolationsSerious
2026131
2025100
2023222

Inspections

  1. Jul 23, 2026 Routine · 3 non-critical
    • Serious Critical

      Smoke alarms provided

      Smoke alarms are not provided within each individually keyed unit and in all required areas.

      Correction: Provide smoke alarms within each individually keyed unit at the locations specified in rule.

      Code ATCP 72.18(11)(a)

    • Not serious Priority Foundation

      Smoke alarm installed in each sleeping room

      A smoke alarm is not within each sleeping room. The bedrooms do not have a smoke alarms.

      Correction: Provide a smoke alarm within each sleeping room.

      Code ATCP 72.18(11)(b)3.

    • Not serious Priority Foundation

      Building evacuation diagram (TRH) - posted or provided

      The building evacuation diagram is not conspicuously posted in each sleeping room or is not provided in the check-in materials.

      Correction: Post the building evacuation diagram in each sleeping room or provide in the check-in materials given to guests.

      Code ATCP 72.18(6)(b)1.

  2. May 27, 2025 Routine · No items found

    No violations cited.

  3. Dec 12, 2023 Pre-inspection Follow Up · No items found

    No violations cited.

  4. Nov 21, 2023 Pre-inspection · 2 critical
    • Serious Critical

      SMOKE DETECTORS - REQUIREMENT

      Two accessible smoke detectors did not have expiration data, but appear dated.

      Correction: At minimum, one non-expired UL listed smoke detector is required in the home.

      Code ATCP 72.14 (2) (c)

    • Serious Critical

      CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS - EXPIRATION

      The carbon monoxide detector was not replaced per manufacturer's directions- it is expired.

      Correction: Replace the expired carbon monoxide detector so there is at minimum, one non-expired UL listed CO detector within the area of the bedrooms.

      Code [A] ATCP 72.145 (4)(a)

Source: Brown County Health & Human Services. History last read Oct 2, 2026. Violation text is the inspector's wording. “Serious” is the source's own top tier. About this data.