Oneonta plans code‑enforcement reclassification to centralize fire and vacant‑property inspections
City staff proposed moving an ordinance inspector into a higher code‑inspector classification to take on state‑level fire and building inspections, replace unreliable part‑time coverage and save money within the department.
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The Oneonta City Council reviewed a proposed reconfiguration of the code enforcement office that would reclassify an existing ordinance inspector to a code inspector position so that staff can handle fire, building safety and vacant‑property inspections more reliably.
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