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Carbondale council hires code enforcement officer

Carbondale City Council · October 21, 2024
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Summary

The Carbondale City Council approved hiring Brady Allison as the city’s code enforcement officer for up to 30 hours per week at $18 an hour, in a motion by Councilmember Kevin Seals that was seconded by Ronald Moeller and carried.

The Carbondale City Council voted to hire Brady Allison as the city’s code enforcement officer, approving employment up to 30 hours per week at $18.00 per hour.

Councilmember Kevin Seals moved to hire Allison; the motion was seconded by Ronald Moeller and carried. The council recorded no additional conditions or an individual vote tally in the meeting minutes.

The hire follows earlier discussion of nuisance and code-enforcement needs across the city, including a complaint about conditions at 218 & 220 Main that council discussed during the meeting. The council did not attach a start date or benefits detail to the motion in the record.

The council resumed its agenda after the motion; no further personnel actions were recorded.