Code Enforcement Officers

Code Enforcement Officers (CEOs) are responsible for ensuring that properties and structures comply with local laws and regulations. They inspect buildings and neighborhoods to identify violations related to zoning, health, safety, and property maintenance. If violations are found, CEOs educate property owners about the necessary corrections and may issue fines or citations for non-compliance. Their role helps maintain community standards, promote public safety, and enhance quality of life in neighborhoods. Ultimately, they work to ensure that everyone adheres to rules that protect the environment and the well-being of residents.