Examples of Duties
Code Enforcement Technician
- Under the direction of senior staff performs property inspections and follow-ups to insure compliance with local codes and ordinances;
- Under the direction of senior staff works with property owners, tenants and occupants to gain compliance
- Prepare all paperwork necessary to track cases, issue violation notices and citations; testifies in court when legal action is necessary
- Responds to citizen complaints of weeds, refuse, inoperable vehicles, graffiti, etc.; canvassing of businesses and collection of illegal signs
- Attends community meetings as an observer
- Coordinates enforcement activities with other departments
Code Enforcement Officer I
- Performs property inspections and follow-ups to insure compliance with local codes and ordinances
- Works with property owners, tenants and occupants to gain compliance
- Prepare all paperwork necessary to track cases, issue violation notices and citations; testifies in court when legal action is necessary
- Responds to citizen complaints of weeks, refuse, inoperable vehicles, graffiti, etc.
- Canvassing of businesses and collection of illegal signs
- Attends community meetings
- Coordinates enforcement activities with other departments
Minimum Qualifications
Code Enforcement Technician
- High school diploma or GED equivalency plus six months of additional education or training
- Over one year in a municipal or government environment interacting with the public
- Valid Arizona Driver License
- Must pass a pre-employment physical and a 50 pound lift test
- Ability to pass both the Town of Marana background check and a motor vehicle records check
Code Enforcement Officer I
- High school diploma or GED equivalency plus six months of additional education or training
- Over one year in code enforcement, law enforcement, inspector or related fields
- Valid Arizona Driver License
- Must pass a pre-employment physical and a 50 pound lift test
- Ability to pass both the Town of Marana background check and a motor vehicle records check
An equivalent combination of education and relevant experience that provides the desired knowledge, skills & abilities to successfully perform essential functions maybe considered. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS: Code Enforcement Technician
- Bilingual in speaking English and Spanish
Code Enforcement Officer I
- Bilingual in speaking English and Spanish
- Experience testifying in court
- Zoning Code Inspector Certification
- Property Maintenance Inspector Certification
- Code Enforcement Officer Certification
- Direct law or code enforcement, or inspection experience