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Fresno County board moves code enforcement to county administrative office, adds five positions
Summary
On April 22, 2025, the Fresno County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to move the county's code enforcement division to the county administrative office, add five code enforcement officer positions and create a new code enforcement division manager post to improve case management and response times.
On April 22, 2025, the Fresno County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to relocate the county's code enforcement division to the county administrative office and to add five new code enforcement officer positions along with a new code enforcement division manager.
County staff said the change is intended to improve case management and expedite responses to code violations affecting Fresno County residents. "These changes will improve case management and expedite quicker responses for Fresno County residents," a county staff member said during the meeting.
A county staff member also told supervisors that over the last two years the board had provided "very clear direction" seeking improved responsiveness, customer service and better tracking to ensure violations are remediated more promptly.
The board did not identify a mover or seconder in the transcript. The vote was described as unanimous. The transcript did not specify individual vote counts or the names of supervisors who voted.
The agenda text linked the personnel additions and reorganization to the board's earlier direction on responsiveness and tracking; no changes to the county code or existing enforcement authorities were described in the discussion recorded in the transcript.
The board did not identify a timetable for hiring the five officers or for implementing the structural move in the portion of the record provided.
