CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER RFP
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Dec 9, 2026
Seeking a qualified Building Code Enforcement Officer familiar with New York State Code.
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Town of Edwards.
Active opportunities open for bidding
Posted
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Dec 9, 2026
Seeking a qualified Building Code Enforcement Officer familiar with New York State Code.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Edwards
The Board addressed various highway matters, including the approval of snow plowing and sand contracts for the upcoming season, seasonal parking and road maintenance notices, and budget modifications related to storm damage repairs and FEMA-funded road reconstruction projects. The meeting also included personnel actions, such as accepting resignations and appointing a new Code Enforcement Officer and Highway Superintendent, as well as the authorization of a bond for pavilion payments. The board reviewed and accepted various financial and departmental reports, approved budget revisions, and authorized the payment of outstanding bills across several district funds. An executive session was conducted before adjournment.
The meeting addressed several highway matters, including a denied request to reduce the speed limit on County Route 23 and a decision to replace a yield sign with a stop sign. The board rescinded a previous motion to purchase a New Holland tractor and approved a new resolution to purchase equipment from S&N Partners. They also authorized the sale of surplus highway equipment. Miscellaneous resolutions included approving employee retirement benefits, accepting a deed for a chlorine tank placement, and proclaiming Constitution Week. Financial actions involved the approval of various clerk and court reports, as well as the payment of abstracts for the General, Highway, Water, and Sewer funds.
The board addressed several highway matters, including the purchase of a new tractor and brush hog and the review of paving projects. Financial resolutions were passed regarding highway revenue, budget modifications, and sewer budget adjustments. Additionally, the board approved a bid for library renovations, a land purchase, and the adoption of the New York State Association of Towns Bill of Rights. Staff reports from the Clerk and Justice Court were accepted, and various administrative appointments and retirement benefit resolutions were addressed. The meeting concluded with public comments concerning road conditions, fire budget concerns, and local noise complaints.
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