The Department of Community Enhancement was formed July 1, 2017 and staffed with 24 employees. The department is focused on four broad areas:
Volunteerism
Strategic Code Enforcement
Targeted Investment
Research and Development
Our goal is to improve the value, quality, desirability, and attractiveness of the county's neighborhoods and business commercial corridors through partnerships and coordination of public and private partnerships. We bring together dedicated professionals with a wide range of expertise in the following areas:
Code Enforcement
Property Maintenance
Business License and County Vehicle registration enforcement
