Gem County considers shift to proactive code enforcement; board discusses complaint procedures
Development Services and code enforcement staff presented options for proactive enforcement and discussed whether complaints resulting in infractions should be anonymous; deputy prosecutor warned of court and enforcement workload implications and no action was taken.
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Development Services Director Jennifer Kharrl and Code Enforcement Officer Larry Robertson briefed the Gem County Board of Commissioners on considerations for shifting from reactive to proactive code enforcement during the July 15 meeting.
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