County outlines plan to start a BCC‑run code enforcement division by Oct. 1
Staff proposed launching a county-operated code‑enforcement division on Oct. 1, 2025 with an initial budget estimate of about $1 million, four officers, an IT platform alignment and transitioning some functions from the sheriff's office; commissioners pressed for more detailed 'from‑to' staffing and budget information.
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Mike Rhodes presented the county's proposed code enforcement division and transition timeline, recommending a performance‑oriented operation to commence code enforcement operations under the Board of County Commissioners effective October 1. He outlined key action items, code amendments, proposed organization and a preliminary budget estimate that staff said is a little over $1,000,000 and recommended an initial staff of four code enforcement officers plus contracted services for abatements.
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