Oshkosh staff propose tiered code-enforcement priorities, changes to SeeClickFix and public reporting
At a council workshop, Oshkosh City staff recommended a three-tier system to prioritize code-enforcement complaints after reporting high SeeClickFix volume, and asked council for direction on anonymity, tenant complaints and resource allocation.
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Oshkosh City staff on Wednesday recommended a formal, tiered approach to code enforcement aimed at prioritizing life-safety issues and reducing staff time spent on lower-priority complaints submitted through SeeClickFix.
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