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Fayette County converts building inspector to part-time role, keeps current employee in post

Fayette County Commission · October 15, 2025
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Summary

The commission approved reclassifying the building inspector position to part-time (20 hours per week) while keeping the current inspector, Dan, in the role; commissioners cited continuity of inspections and consistent code enforcement as reasons for the change.

Commissioners voted to convert the county's building inspector position to a part-time role and to keep the incumbent, Dan, in that position at 20 hours per week.

"We've gained such consistency with our code inspection through his, through his tenure, and he seems to be doing a wonderful job," a commissioner said when moving the change. The motion specified the position would be part-time and that Dan would continue to occupy the job.

The board approved the motion by voice vote. Commissioners noted the change was designed to preserve continuity in code enforcement while adjusting hours.

No changes to salary, benefits, or broader staffing plans were recorded on the meeting transcript; human resources and county administration will complete the personnel paperwork to reflect the new appointment.