Property Safety Board

The responsibilities of the Property Safety Board are:

Establishing Safety Standards: Develop and enforce safety standards and regulations pertaining to properties within the jurisdiction, ensuring compliance with relevant laws and codes.

Enforcement Actions: Take enforcement actions against property owners or occupants who fail to comply with safety regulations, including issuing warnings, fines, or requiring corrective actions.

Public Education and Outreach: Conduct educational campaigns and outreach programs to raise awareness about property safety issues and promote compliance with safety standards among property owners, tenants, and the general public.

Emergency Response Planning: Develop and implement emergency response plans for property-related incidents such as fires, natural disasters, or hazardous material spills, coordinating with other relevant agencies and stakeholders as needed.

Collaboration with Other Agencies: Collaborate with other government agencies, law enforcement, fire departments, and community organizations to address broader public safety concerns and coordinate efforts to improve property safety.

Data Collection and Analysis: Collect data on property safety trends, incidents, and compliance rates to identify areas of concern and inform policy decisions and resource allocation.

Advisory Role: Provide advice and recommendations to local government officials, policymakers, and stakeholders on matters related to property safety, including proposed regulations, initiatives, and infrastructure investments.

The Property Board meets monthly by request in City Hall.

Members of the Board include:

Josh Miller, Mayor (term expires June 30, 2024)
Tim Salser, Building Inspector (non expiring term)
Trey Abbott, Jackson County Health Department (non expiring term)
Kelby Gray, Citizen/Volunteer (term expires January 1, 2026)
Kevin McClain. Fire Chief (or Designee) (non expiring term)