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Jackson County hires ECIA planning support for zoning administrator transition
Summary
The board approved a one-year ECIA technical assistance contract (up to $30,000, with ECIA covering $15,000) to provide ordinance and planning support to the zoning office during a staffing transition.
Jackson County supervisors approved a one-year technical assistance agreement with ECIA to provide ordinance planning and zoning support while the county’s zoning administrator fills out the role.
Zoning staff said the contract is intended to keep operations running smoothly while providing the new administrator access to seasoned ordinance planners. The contract is valued at up to $30,000 with ECIA covering half the cost, and staff named Laura Carson as the primary ECIA planner expected to work on the project. "She has over 30 years experience in the planning and zoning field," Dan Fox (ECIA) said.
A board member moved to approve the contract and the motion passed by voice vote. Supervisors described the arrangement as a cost‑effective alternative to hiring an additional full-time employee while ensuring continuity during an administrative transition.
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