Zoning Inspector

The Zoning Inspector is a primary field-based position within the Land Services Department, with secondary office time to complete required reports and permits.  The Zoning Inspector aids in the administration of all of Douglas County’s Zoning ordinances including but not limited to shoreland, floodplain, private sewage systems, primary structure address, and non-metallic mining. The Zoning Inspector inspects properties for compliance of all zoning ordinances for the issuance of permits and investigates and report complaints. This position also assists with the administration of the non-metallic mining ordinance, communicating with property owners and contractors, and sanitary inspections as needed by the department.

Full-time, non-exempt, based on 40 hours per week, 2080 hours per year. Salary based on 2025 wage scale, $25.79 - $27.83 per hour.

Minimum Qualifications

Associate's degree or a two-year technical certification in Plumbing, Soil Science, Administration, Land-Use Planning or Resource Management preferred.  Certification as a Soil Tester and POTWS (Private On-site Wastewater Treatment System) Inspector (must be obtained within one year of hire).  Two years of Inspection and Code Enforcement experience preferred or an equivalent combination of education and experience sufficient to successfully perform the essential duties of the job. Must possess a valid drivers license.