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Seadrift workshop raises complaints about code enforcement and discusses training plan

September 10, 2026 | Seadrift, Calhoun County, Texas


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Seadrift workshop raises complaints about code enforcement and discusses training plan
Committee members raised community frustration with code enforcement practices, with one participant saying, "The code enforcement officer, he's harassing everybody." Speakers recommended reviewing how enforcement is implemented, including who can bring complaints, conflict-of-interest limits for council members, and the requirement for certified code enforcement action.

Officials noted the building inspector is a contracted position who comes locally on weekends; participants said that arrangement helped fill gaps but that timeliness had been a concern. The group discussed paying for training and certification (an example of a two-day or three-day class with overnight travel) and debated whether the city could cover travel and training costs from current budget lines.

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