William Bradham currently serves as the Director of City-County Inspections for the City of Durham, where he plays a pivotal role in ensuring that building projects adhere to established codes and ordinances. With a robust background in government administration, William is adept at navigating the...
William Bradham currently serves as the Director of City-County Inspections for the City of Durham, where he plays a pivotal role in ensuring that building projects adhere to established codes and ordinances. With a robust background in government administration, William is adept at navigating the complexities of local regulations and policies. His expertise encompasses a wide range of areas, including emergency management, law enforcement, and strategic planning, making him a well-rounded leader in the field.
In his role, William is responsible for directing and coordinating inspections of buildings throughout Durham, ensuring compliance with safety standards and zoning ordinances. He collaborates closely with engineers, architects, attorneys, contractors, and property owners, providing critical guidance and interpretation of construction codes. His ability to facilitate effective communication among diverse stakeholders is a testament to his strong public speaking and program management skills.
Currently, William is spearheading several key projects aimed at enhancing the efficiency of the inspection process and improving community engagement. By leveraging technology and innovative practices, he is working to streamline operations and reduce turnaround times for inspections, ultimately fostering a safer built environment for residents. His commitment to public service and community welfare is evident in his proactive approach to policy analysis and enforcement, ensuring that Durham remains a model for sustainable urban development. With a Bachelor of Environmental Design in Architecture from NC State University, William combines his academic background with practical experience to drive impactful change in the City of Durham.
