The Building Official ensures all new construction is constructed in compliance with the International Building Code, the International Residential Code, the National Electrical Code, National Plumbing, HVAC, Sprinkler, Swimming Pool  and all other building/zoning Codes & Ordinances adopted by the County.  The BO reviews all construction plans for all construction projects. 

The purpose of this position is to collect and compile data relevant to classifying residential, agricultural and commercial properties in Clarendon County for ad valorem tax purposes. Also operates various office equipment in performance of duties to maintain property records and reports by performing the following duties. Visits, inspects and collects data for real property and mobile homes as assigned by the Assessor, Assistant Assessor or Appraiser they are assisting. Plans and organizes daily activities to locate, identify, and physically inspect residential, agricultural and commercial properties for building permits, new/moved mobile home permits, new construction and various other inquiries.

As the Senior Buyer, incumbent shall perform complex technical and analytical duties involved with the research, analysis and acquisition of specialized equipment, materials, services, and supplies, including Capital Improvement Projects. Promotes the most effective and efficient use of County funds in the acquisition process. Evaluates market conditions and trends. Develops procurement specifications and arrangements, which are communicated to requesting departments. Bachelors or Associates Degree may be substituted or combined with pertinent experience.

This position oversees all aspects of the Finance and Accounting functions of the County and is responsible to plan, control, design and implement all financial activities in compliance with Governmental Accounting Standards Board accounting standards, regulations and legal requirements. Responsible for the development of reports, financial statements, coordination of external audit and actionable recommendations on both organizational strategy and operations. 

Under limited supervision, performs assigned activities involved in the collection, organization, preservation and public access of historically significant items and records related to Clarendon County and surrounding areas. Reports to the County Archivist.

The primary duties will include, but not limited to primarily responsible for the daily operation of the criminal court (felony) within the magistrate court. This responsibility includes, but is not limited to: preparation and distribution of warrants, filing, scheduling for criminal court, notification to law enforcement officials, victims and defendants of trial dates and times, accurate disposition of warrants after trial and maintenance of a filing system regarding warrants. .