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Orchard council approves temporary SafeBuilt contract for complaint‑based code enforcement
Summary
The Orchard City Council voted Nov. 14 to hire SafeBuilt as a temporary third‑party code enforcer under a complaint‑based model, approving two days per month of service at $1,360 per month and directing outreach to citizens ahead of a January 2025 start.
The Orchard City Council voted Nov. 14 to retain SafeBuilt as a temporary third‑party code enforcing contractor, approving a complaint‑based enforcement model and a staffing commitment of two days per month at $1,360. Mayor Matt Perreault moved the action and the council approved it unanimously.
Council also directed SafeBuilt to review the city's ordinances and recommend updates at an additional cost, and to participate in a public kickoff to introduce the contractor to residents and the city judge. The council instructed staff to notify residents through the December water bill, the city website and Facebook, and regular physical posting locations that enforcement is expected to begin in January 2025. "Mayor Perreault made a motion to approve SafeBuilt as a temporary third‑party Code Enforcing for the city of Orchard," the minutes record.
Speakers: Mayor Matt Perreault (Mayor), Tracy Rodriguez (SafeBuilt representative), Brad Bond (SafeBuilt representative).
Provenance: The action and related operational details are recorded in the meeting minutes (SEG 001).
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