City Council

Riverton City Council · August 26, 2025

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Presentation: administrative law judge for code enforcement

Presentation

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A staff presenter explained the idea of adding an administrative law judge (ALJ) to handle code-enforcement and minor civil cases. The presenter cited Taylorsvilles experience (monthly hearings rising from ~3 to up to 18 cases) as evidence that an ALJ can scale with caseload, reduce pressure on part-time criminal court judges, and be cost-effective if contracted. Concerns noted: upfront/ongoing cost and potential impartiality if the ALJ focuses narrowly on local code cases.

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City council work session covering a proposal to use an administrative law judge for code enforcement, planning for America'76 (250th) celebrations and Town Days recap, a draft AI policy for staff use, a police department monthly report, a public hearing and extended discussion on RM-6 zoning amendments, skate-park planning and a closed-session motion on litigation and property.

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