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Urich hears code consultant John Morris; board considers possible employment
Summary
John Morris of Third Party Inspections & Consulting described 11 years of building-code and code-enforcement experience; the board said it will discuss possible employment and hours for code-enforcement support.
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John Morris of Third Party Inspections & Consulting addressed the Urich Board of Aldermen on Dec. 16, 2025, describing 11 years of experience with building codes and code enforcement in municipal contexts. He presented his qualifications as a code consultant and discussed how he could assist the city.
Board members said they would discuss possible employment arrangements and hours that would work best for Urich. No formal motion to hire or contract was made at the meeting; the item remains under consideration and staff reports were entered into the official minutes for further review.
Next steps: the board will continue its consideration of staffing and may place a hiring or contracting proposal on a future agenda.
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