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Council hears from city’s lone code enforcer

by | Aug 21, 2025 | Latest

Members of the Princeton City Council seemed surprised to learn the city had only one code compliance officer able to issue citations.

In response to a query by Mayor Eugene Escobar Jr. at the last council meeting, Director of Development Services Craig Fisher introduced Leonard Mendez, the code compliance supervisor and Code Compliance Officer Talia Hernandez at the Monday, Aug. 11 meeting.

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