Clinton swears in new full‑time code enforcement officer, Tyler Andrews

Clinton City formally administered the oath of office to Tyler Andrews as the city’s new full‑time code enforcement officer.

Background: Council members said Clinton had not had a dedicated full‑time code enforcement officer for more than a decade; responsibilities had been divided among fire, police and public‑works staff. Andrews joins Clinton after prior experience in Ogden and has worked previously in code enforcement and related roles.

What happened in the meeting: Andrews stood with family and repeated the oath administered by the city recorder. Council members and staff praised the hire, saying Andrews will consolidate code enforcement functions in one office, coordinate fire inspection duties in slower months and bring consistency to enforcement and tracking.

Quote: “We actually were gonna have Tyler help us with part time, but he was still working full time with Ogden. And now we've been able to come up with the fire's gonna use him to do a lot of the fire inspections… and then he'll be able to continue to focus full time during the summer months on the actual code,” a council member said when introducing Andrews.

Next steps: Staff said Andrews will begin on the next business day and that the council and staff will take a formal photo after the meeting. The city expects Andrews to centralize complaint intake and enforcement tracking.