Code Enforcement Officer II - Multi-Family Housing

Make an Impact Where People Live
Do you have experience in code enforcement, housing inspections, property maintenance, or regulatory compliance? Are you someone who can balance sound judgment, attention to detail, and effective communication when addressing complex property and community concerns?

The City of Sandy Springs is looking for a Code Enforcement Officer II – Multi-Family Housing to join our Community Development team. In this role, you will play an important part in protecting the health, safety, and welfare of residents by inspecting multi-family housing communities, investigating complaints, identifying code violations, and working with property owners and management teams to achieve compliance.

This is more than an inspection role. You will be responsible for managing cases from initial complaint or inspection through resolution, applying City codes and ordinances to real-world situations, documenting findings, coordinating corrective actions, and supporting enforcement proceedings when necessary.

If you enjoy work that combines field inspections, investigation, problem-solving, public service, and community impact, this could be the opportunity for you.

What You'll Do
Inspect Multi-Family Communities
  • Conduct systematic, complaint-based, and follow-up inspections of multi-family residential properties for compliance with City codes, ordinances, zoning and housing requirements, property maintenance standards, and other applicable regulations.
  • Inspect common areas and other applicable portions of multi-family communities, including hallways, stairwells, corridors, parking areas, exterior grounds, recreational areas, accessory structures, and shared facilities.
  • Identify, document, and photograph property maintenance deficiencies, nuisance and unsafe conditions, zoning violations, deteriorated structures, improper storage, overgrown vegetation, sanitation concerns, and other
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