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Council creates full‑time code enforcement officer position by emergency ordinance
Summary
South Lebanon City Council unanimously approved Emergency Ordinance 2025‑13 to create a full‑time code enforcement officer position in the building and planning department after the personnel committee recommended the hire.
The South Lebanon City Council on June 5 approved an emergency ordinance creating a full‑time code enforcement officer position within the city’s building and planning department.
Council members said the personnel committee had discussed the need for additional enforcement capacity and recommended the new position.
Linda Allen, speaking on behalf of the personnel committee, told the council the committee had met and approved moving forward with the position so the city could address work that had been delayed.
The council voted to waive the two‑reading rule and approved the emergency ordinance by title. The vote was unanimous.
The ordinance (Emergency Ordinance 2025‑13) establishes the position and authorizes the city to proceed with associated personnel processes. Council did not discuss hiring timeline or budget line‑item details in the meeting; city staff will return with implementation steps and budget implications as part of the regular personnel and finance processes.
