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Commissioners adopt ordinance to create county code enforcement officer
Summary
The board approved Ordinance No. 6 to create a county code enforcement officer position to assist planning, health and other county departments with ordinance enforcement.
The Scott County Board of Commissioners voted to create a county code enforcement officer position through Ordinance No. 6 on July 1.
The chair explained the ordinance notes that the Board of Commissioners is the county executive and that creating a code enforcement officer would aid county departments including the advisory planning commission and the health department with enforcement of county ordinances. The ordinance language was presented and the board voted to create the position by voice vote.
Commissioners said the ordinance will be posted on the county website and staff will move forward with next steps in recruitment and implementation as appropriate for budget and hiring procedures.
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