Carroll County Inspector Recognized by Maryland Building Officials Association

From left to right: Commissioner Rothschild, Commissioner Wantz, Commissioner Weaver, Jason Green, John Geisler, Commissioner Howard, and Commissioner Frazier

Westminster, Thursday, January 19, 2017 - The Board of Carroll County Commissioners recognized John Geisler as the 2016 Maryland Building Officials Inspector of the Year. John was selected for his commitment to providing excellent service to his community. His dedication and willingness to embrace new ideas and projects has made him an extremely valuable asset to the citizens of Carroll County, MD. Carroll County Government is proud of its hardworking workforce and pleased to acknowledge these individuals for a job well done.

More about Maryland Building Officials Association The primary purpose of the Association is to stimulate progress and improve the standards of building code enforcement practices in the Cities and Counties within the State of Maryland and to create a better public understanding of the proper administration of building and related codes and ordinances, and their importance to the safety, welfare and prosperity of the municipalities and counties within the State of Maryland.  Click here for more information.

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