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In an exciting development for Johnson City, Tennessee, the local government has welcomed a new chief building official to its ranks. This pivotal role will now be filled by Joseph Strong, who was announced as the latest addition to the city’s leadership team on Monday. His responsibilities will encompass overseeing the Building Services Department’s permitting and inspection operations, managing the team of city trades inspectors, and spearheading the plans review process.

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