Code Compliance Specialist - Short Term Rentals

Gila County; Payson (AZ); On-site; USD 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Gila County in Payson, Arizona seeks a dedicated position to enforce the Short Term Rental Ordinance and related codes. The role investigates potentially unregistered properties, verifies ownership using recorded deeds, drafts service documents, and presents evidence at hearings before the Hearing Officer.

It includes on-site inspections, case management for a high volume of files, preparing reports, and providing customer service to the public.

Responsibilities

• Prepares Letters, Notice of Violation/Summons and sets hearing and compliance dates.
• Conducts site inspections, verifying validity of complaint, composes consequent reports, and opens cases, referring relevant items to other government agencies.
• Interprets County codes and determines/helps to meet permit and other requirements.
• Monitors cases and reports any changes, keeping complainants informed, and works with owners to resolve violations and achieve compliance.
• Prepares documentation for cases required to go before Hearing Officer.
• Provides customer service: answers questions; assists public with preparation of building and zoning applications.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

Job description

The purpose of this position is to enforce the Gila County Short Term Rental Ordinance and other Ordinances using the Gila County Hearing Officer Rule of Procedure. This position investigates potentially unregistered short-term rental properties and other complaints in Gila County, verifies ownership using recorded property deeds, drafts legal documents for service of process, presents evidence at a hearing to the Gila County Hearing Officer, and monitors the status of a high volume of cases. This position may also conduct on-site inspections and prepare reports on inspections. The role also involves customer service duties.

• Prepares Letters, Notice of Violation/Summons and sets hearing and compliance dates.
• Conducts site inspections, verifying validity of complaint, composes consequent reports, and opens cases, referring relevant items to other government agencies.
• Interprets County codes and determines/helps to meet permit and other requirements.
• Monitors cases and reports any changes, keeping complainants informed, and works with owners to resolve violations and achieve compliance.
• Prepares documentation for cases required to go before Hearing Officer.
• Provides customer service: answers questions; assists public with preparation of building and zoning applications.
• Performs other duties as assigned.