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Code enforcement officer welcomed
 | | The Administration of Justice program at Dabney S. Lancaster Community College is offering seven courses this fall semester, with two main instructors. Pictured are (l-r): associate professor and program head Gary L. Boyer Sr., certified law enforcement trainer, and sergeant Stanley E. Bush Jr. of the Alleghany County Sheriff's Department. Boyer is teaching survey of criminal justice; collection and preservation of physical evidence; forensic science I; criminal law, evidence and procedure; and basic criminal investigation. Bush is the instructor for criminology and criminal behavior. (Photos courtesy DSLCC) |
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CLIFTON FORGE — Andy Morris, an Alleghany County resident, has assumed the position of Code Enforcement Officer for Clifton Forge.
The town council feels it has found a well-versed professional in Morris. He brings an impressive list of professional certifications to the table. He is a certified building official, and is credentialed as a residential and commercial building and trades inspector as well as a zoning and erosion and sediment control administrator. He also has extensive FEMA training as an emergency management professional.
 | | These two students are serving as lab assistants in the forensics lab operated by the administration of justice program at Dabney S. Lancaster Community College this fall. Wendy Liptrap (left) of Warm Springs is the lab assistant for the forensic science I and basic criminal investigation courses, and Jessica Seay of Clifton Forge also serves as a lab assistant for forensic science I. For more information about the program, contact associate professor and ADJ program head Gary L. Boyer Sr., certified law enforcement trainer, at (540) 863-2885 or email glboyersr@dslcc.edu. |
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Morris is pursuing a bachelor's degree in business administration from Bluefield College with a target graduation date of December of this year. His skills will ease the review and project administration duties now shared by the town manager and public works director. Both agree Morris enthusiasm and knowledge will be a boon to the town's efficient operations.
Morris, his wife Heidi, and two daughters moved to Alleghany County a year and a half ago from the Norfolk area to work for Allegheny County as a building inspector.
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