Scottsdale’s code enforcement team joins police department
The city of Scottsdale’s code enforcement team has been moved into the police department in order to create a more coordinated response to quality-of-life issues such as property maintenance, zoning violations and public nuisance complaints.
(Arianna Grainey/Independent Newsmedia)
In a move designed to streamline operations and enhance neighborhood safety, the city of Scottsdale has transitioned its code enforcement team from the Planning and Development Services department to the Scottsdale Police Department.
This shift, effective June 1, is designed to improve efficiency, reduce duplication of efforts, and provide additional support through the resources and command structure of the police department, according to a press release.
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Scottsdale’s code enforcement team joins police department
(Arianna Grainey/Independent Newsmedia)
The city of Scottsdale’s code enforcement team has been moved into the police department in order to create a more coordinated response to quality-of-life issues such as property maintenance, zoning violations and public nuisance complaints.
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In a move designed to streamline operations and enhance neighborhood safety, the city of Scottsdale has transitioned its code enforcement team from the Planning and Development Services department to the Scottsdale Police Department.
This shift, effective June 1, is designed to improve efficiency, reduce duplication of efforts, and provide additional support through the resources and command structure of the police department, according to a press release.
The realignment brings the city’s 19-member code enforcement team under the umbrella of Scottsdale Police, allowing for a more coordinated response to quality-of-life issues such as property maintenance, zoning violations and public nuisance complaints.
Code Enforcement inspectors will continue to handle their traditional duties.
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