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Commissioners to consider creating 'chief liquor board inspector' job classification

August 06, 2026 | Allegheny County, Pennsylvania


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Commissioners to consider creating 'chief liquor board inspector' job classification
Staff told commissioners that item G on the agenda proposes amending rules and regulations to create a new job classification—'chief liquor board inspector'—after the previous two part‑time inspector positions were reduced to one. "They wanna create a new job description to say chief liquor board inspector," staff said, explaining the duties have expanded and the position would remain part time but still must be advertised.

Staff said Tom Farrow and Jim Stafford would attend the meeting to provide more detail if commissioners had additional questions. The staff presentation described the change as a cleanup/amendment to existing roles rather than a net addition of full‑time headcount, and commissioners asked about intent to keep the job part time; staff confirmed it would remain part time.

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