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City of Red Hills Laden with Golden Opportunity
Mississippi
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Amanda Tolstad-
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Debbie Barrick – Assistant to the Community Development Director
Keith Chandler – Residential Building Inspector & Code Enforcement Officer
Robbie Powers –
Code Enforcement Officer
David Chamblee – Chief Building Inspector
Jim Mims –
Chief Plans Examiner
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"The mission of the Community Development and Planning Department is to promote and facilitate quality development and private investment in the community that contributes to making the City of Brandon an Exceptional Community to live, play and work."
- Amanda Tolstad
Community Development Director
“NEED TO GET A PERMIT?”
“HAVE BUILDING PLANS?”
“JUST GETTING STARTED?”
The Development Center is designed around you and provides detailed information for various topics related to development. If you need assistance with anything, please let us know.
Why do we need Code Enforcement?
As we age, we take steps to maintain and improve our health. The neighborhoods and structures in Brandon likewise, require maintenance to stay in good health as they age. Individual structures and neighborhoods that are not maintained, not only deteriorate beyond a usable point, they also cost citizens more money. Based on statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau, abandoned or boarded-up buildings nearby can reduce the value of a home by as much as 30.7%. Trash in a neighborhood can reduce values by 14.5%. Property values fall, vandalism and crime occur more frequently, and neighborhoods become noisy, dirty, and uncomfortable.
There is a simple solution to maintaining good neighborhoods – Individual Property Owner Responsibility. Unfortunately, many people are not responsible owners. That is why citizens band together to ask government to create minimum standards for housing, yards, parking, etc. These standards protect surrounding property owners and tenants, who might otherwise suffer substandard conditions.
If you would like to file a complaint against a property within the city limits please download the code enforcement complaint form and submit to the Community Development Department.
Sincerely,
Amanda Tolstad
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