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Committee approves commission for sign inspector Ben Morman

Roads, Infrastructure, and Public Works Committee ยท March 17, 2026
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Summary

The Roads, Infrastructure and Public Works Committee voted March 17 to approve the commissioning of Ben Morman as a code enforcement officer and sign inspector after Joshua Henderson presented the nomination; the motion passed without objection.

The Greenville County Roads, Infrastructure and Public Works Committee on March 17 voted to approve the commissioning of Ben Morman as a code enforcement officer and sign inspector.

Joshua Henderson, deputy planning director and zoning administrator for Greenville County, introduced the nomination, saying, "it is my pleasure that I submit to you for nomination as code enforcement officer and sign inspector Ben Morman." Henderson told members that Morman has worked for the county for six months and completed basic training.

A committee member moved to approve the commissioning. The committee voted in favor; the chair and several members offered congratulations after the motion passed. The committee did not record additional conditions or follow-up steps in the transcript.