Dangerous and Recalled Products

In 2006, the Ohio General Assembly passed Substitute House Bill 203, which became known as Jarod’s Law.  The passage of this bill created Ohio Administrative Code chapter 3701-54, which contains the regulations that school buildings be in compliance with and that local health departments must enforce as part of their inspections of these school buildings.  With the adoption of these regulations, the director of Health is required to develop information specifying dangerous conditions and dangerous products, including products recalled by their manufacturers that may be present in school buildings or contained on their associated grounds.  The Ohio Department of Health is to develop a transmittal form containing this information and forward it, each quarter by e-mail to each local board of health in the State of Ohio.  Upon receipt, each local board of health must forward this information to each school building within its jurisdiction.  Below you will find links to this information.  All of the information considered for inclusion in the transmittal list can be found at http://www.recalls.gov. 

Dangerous and Recalled Products, First Quarter 2009

Toy Recalls First Quarter of 2009

Dangerous and Recalled Products Transmittal Form, Fourth Quarter 2008
Toy Recalls Transmittal Form, Fourth Quarter 2008

Dangerous and Recalled Products Transmittal Form, Third Quarter 2008
Toy Recalls Transmittal Form, Third Quarter 2008

Dangerous and Recalled Products Transmittal Form, Second Quarter 2008
Toy Recalls Transmittal Form, Second Quarter 2008

Dangerous and Recalled Products Transmittal Form, First Quarter, 2008
Toy Recalls Transmittal Form, First Quarter, 2008

Dangerous and Recalled Trasmittal Form, Fourth Quarter, 2007
Toy Recalls Transmittal Form, Fourth Quarter, 2007



Last Modified 1/9/09