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Canton Town Board appoints CCS grad as provisional code enforcement officer

Posted 3/25/21

W/Canton Mirand Corbine Mug Corbine is a 2008 Canton Central School graduate with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology from Arizona State University. Since 2014 she has served as senior public …

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Canton Town Board appoints CCS grad as provisional code enforcement officer

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W/Canton Mirand Corbine Mug

Corbine is a 2008 Canton Central School graduate with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology from Arizona State University.

Since 2014 she has served as senior public health inspector for the Town of Brookline, Massachusetts, Department of Public Health.

Prior to that she served as a public health specialist from 2013-2014 in Brookline.

She is certified as a registered environmental health specialist/registered sanitarian and lead determinator of childhood lead poisoning.

In addition, Corbine was environmental health specialist for the Maricopa County, Arizona, Department of Environmental Services from July 2012-2013.

Corbine’s responsibilities in Brookline included providing regulatory oversight of rental apartments, dormitories and lodgings houses to ensure compliance with state and local regulations, said a press release from the town. Joint inspections are with the Building and Fire Departments.

In addition, she is responsible for permitting and approving engineering plans for various structures and investigation of citizen’s complaints to insure properties comply with standards for fitness and habitation.

New York State code enforcement officers are responsible for administering and enforcing the Uniform Fire Prevention and Building code or a local fire and/or building code if approved by the State Fire Prevention and Building Code Council. Code enforcement officers coordinate all activities relevant to ensuring compliance with the appropriate laws, codes, rules and regulations.

She will be compensated $53,375 pro-rated beginning April 12.

Civil Service provisional appointees are required to pass a civil service exam and score within the top three spots on the list to be permanently appointed.

Supervisor Mary Ann Ashley said, “We look forward to Miranda joining us. It is always nice to have anyone who grew up in Canton want to come back home to serve their community.“