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Le Roy to use complaint-driven code enforcement, may hire former officer by the hour
Summary
Trustees discussed not creating an immediate civil-service code-enforcement position and instead hiring former code officer Gene Sinclair on an hourly, complaint-driven basis while the board explores longer-term options; Chief Kellogg will check civil-service requirements.
Mayor Gregory Rogers opened discussion by saying the village "has decided not to offer code enforcement for the Village" and proposed reaching out to former code officer Gene Sinclair as an hourly, complaint-driven option to handle paperwork and cases.
Chief Greg Kellogg advised the board to check civil-service rules before creating a position, noting Wyoming County ranges of "$25.29-$29.29" for code enforcement pay and said he would contact civil service. Trustees asked how the short-term arrangement would affect zoning and planning boards and where salary costs would be charged; Mayor Rogers said the Town’s "A" and "B" fund structure would determine cost allocation and that Gene could train a replacement if needed.
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