Code Enforcement Officer - Public Compliance & Court Support

Fairfieldsc; South Carolina; In loco; USD 42.000 - 62.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Health Insurance

Retirement Plan

Paid Holidays

Paid Vacation

Descrizione del lavoro

Fairfield County in South Carolina seeks a Code Enforcement Officer to receive, record, and investigate complaints, determine violations, and enforce county ordinances. The role requires a high school diploma with some public relations experience and a valid SC driver’s license.

You will be responsible for notices, records, court appearances, and coordination with law enforcement agencies. ICC and SCC certifications must be obtained within set timeframes.

Competenze

• High school diploma and some public relations experience, or equivalent combination of education and experience providing required skills.
• Must have a valid SC Driver's License and clear criminal history.
• Must obtain ICC Property Maintenance and Housing Inspector certification and SCC Academy certification.

Mansioni

• Receives, records, and investigates complaints alleging violations and determines whether violations occurred.
• Issues written notices of violations and orders property owners to correct or abate violations per ordinances.
• Maintains accurate records of complaints, investigations, violations, notices, responses, enforcement actions, and dispositions.
• Initiates enforcement proceedings, including filing complaints with the Fairfield County Magistrate’s Office and pursuing legal remedies.
• Appears in court, participates in trials, and provides testimony and documentation as required.
• Performs administrative duties and coordinates with Sheriff’s Office and other agencies as needed.

Conoscenze

Public relations experience

Valid SC Driver's License

Strong written and verbal comunicação

Formazione

High school diploma or equivalent

Descrizione del lavoro

Fairfield County in South Carolina seeks a Code Enforcement Officer to receive, record, and investigate complaints, determine violations, and enforce county ordinances. The role requires a high school diploma with some public relations experience and a valid SC driver’s license.

You will be responsible for notices, records, court appearances, and coordination with law enforcement agencies. ICC and SCC certifications must be obtained within set timeframes.