The city of Ventura has appointed Tim Fiske as the new chief building official in the Community Development Department.

Fiske joined the city of Ventura in 2019, and over the years has held several key positions within the Community Development Department, including building inspector, senior building inspector, building inspection supervisor, and building division supervisor.

“We welcome Tim Fiske as our new chief building official, said Rachel Dimond, Community Development director. “Tim’s extensive experience and commitment to innovation have already significantly impacted our department.

“His vision for a customer service-oriented division aligns perfectly with our goals of promoting safety and economic development in Ventura. We look forward to seeing continued positive changes under his leadership.”

Fisk’s background includes seven years focusing on residential remodeling and addition work, followed by roles in warehouse management and construction project management.

“I am honored to step into the role of chief building official for the city of Ventura.,” Fiske said. “My journey with the city has been enriching, and I look forward to continuing our efforts to enhance safety and efficiency in our community.

“By streamlining the permit process and integrating advanced technology, we aim to make Ventura an even better place to live, work, and play.”

Fiske holds an associate degree in building inspection and construction management from Ventura College, and numerous certifications from the International Code Council (ICC). He is a Certified Access Specialist from the Division of the State Architect.

Before joining the city of Ventura, Fiske worked as a project manager for Tony Carlos Construction, where he managed federal government projects at NBVC Port Hueneme, Point Mugu, San Nicolas Island, and the Wilshire Federal Building.

For more about Ventura’s Community Development Department, visit cityofventura.ca.gov/CommunityDevelopment.