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Town restores code-enforcement process as staffing returns to full strength
Summary
Administrator Erin Braband said the town is back to full staffing for code enforcement: public works will locate and photograph violations and office staff will issue letters and follow up; the minutes describe a return to the previous process.
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Administrator Erin Braband informed the council that the town has returned to full code-enforcement staffing. Under the restored process, public works personnel will locate violations and document them with photographs; office staff will then prepare and issue violation letters and conduct follow-up. Braband presented the update as informational; no additional enforcement action or timelines were recorded in the minutes.
The minutes do not list the volume of outstanding violations, enforcement deadlines, or next review dates. The restored staffing is intended to return the town to its prior enforcement workflow, according to the administrator’s report.
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