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Council agrees hiring timeline for code-enforcement officer: applications through June 19, interviews June 22
Summary
Council set an expedited schedule to fill the vacant code-enforcement/zoning officer: place the ad, accept applications through June 19, interview candidates June 22, and consider an appointment at a special meeting on June 23.
Council discussed the resignation of the code-enforcement/zoning officer and agreed on a schedule to solicit and process applications. Council President Russell Rinaldi proposed advertising the position, accepting applications through Friday, June 19, conducting interviews June 22, and placing an appointment on a special meeting agenda June 23. "Accept applications until the 19th, interview on the 22nd, and put it before the board on the 23rd?" Rinaldi asked; members agreed.
Borough Manager Marylynn Bartoletti was instructed to advertise the vacancy and manage the application process. Councilmembers said they preferred to avoid rushing a decision but also prioritized filling the position promptly because the borough is relying on part-time arrangements for inspections and permitting.
The timeline was agreed informally during the work session; no final appointment was made at the June 2 meeting. Council asked staff to ensure the advertisement and application materials are ready and to return with candidate packets for interviews.
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