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Code enforcement report: 11 issues; board to consider officercontinuation after probation
Summary
Code enforcement officer Derek Parvin reported 11 issues handled this month; trustees agreed to add his post-probation continued employment to the April agenda after positive remarks from the village president.
Code enforcement officer Derek Parvin presented his monthly report, which the minutes record as 11 issues involving conversations, notices and removal of abandoned property during March 2026. President George Dudzinski said Derek's 90-day probationary period had ended and asked that the board add consideration of continued employment to the April agenda, noting "he has done a great job."
Trustees agreed to place the employment matter on the April agenda for formal action. Derek said he typically visits homeowners to work on compliance plans and sometimes assists with cleanup; the board did not take a final personnel vote at the March meeting.
The code-enforcement report will be kept on file and the personnel item will return to the board for a formal vote in April.
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