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Boyce council hires Todd Shiley as full-time code compliance inspector
Summary
At its April 1 meeting the Boyce Town Council voted 4-0 to hire Todd Shiley as the town’s full‑time Code Compliance Inspector; the motion was made by Berkeley Reynolds and seconded by Floyd Hudson. No discussion was recorded.
The Boyce Town Council voted 4-0 on April 1, 2025, to hire Todd Shiley as the town’s full‑time Code Compliance Inspector. The motion was made by Berkeley Reynolds and seconded by Floyd Hudson; the motion passed with no discussion.
The hiring came during the meeting’s old and ongoing business agenda item covering code compliance. Council members present for the vote were Mayor Zack Hudson, Berkeley Reynolds, Floyd Hudson and Recorder Whitney Maddox; Carol Coffelt and Dennis Hall were absent.
Town documents in the meeting record noted enforcement activity connected to 8 Whiting Avenue, including repeated neighbor complaints and contact with the county sheriff’s office. The transcript records Jeremey Camp advising the town would receive a $100 fee related to two sheds at that property.
The council did not provide a public timeline in the transcript for Mr. Shiley’s start date or additional staffing or budget adjustments tied to making the position full time. The town’s next regular meeting is scheduled for May 6, 2025.
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