Our Team

Code Enforcement Services brings decades of experience to solve the full array of challenges faced by the 21st-century building department.

Even knowledgeable builders and property owners can overlook or misunderstand building codes and code enforcement standards; others may willfully do so. Your building official and staff have to balance technical support, education and friendly customer service with fair, firm enforcement, often knowing that satisfying one person may dismay another.

Many municipal managers resolved those conflicting expectations by choosing Code Enforcement Services to supplement their existing staff or manage their building department entirely.

Craig Strong has been in the construction field for 32 years. He served 10 of those years as the City of Milan’s building/zoning official responsible for plan reviews and construction inspections. Craig’s experience in the field and of current construction codes allows him to provide quality service to communities seeking professional assistance in code enforcement areas. He holds current State of Michigan registration as a building official, construction plan reviewer and building inspector.

Michael Radzik applies more than 40 years’ experience in local government to offer solutions to today’s municipal challenges. As Office of Community Standards Director for the Charter Township of Ypsilanti, Mike managed the Building, Planning, and Code Enforcement departments and executed organizational restructuring to improve service delivery. Mike has deep experience developing and managing programs that improve neighborhoods, from rental housing and vacant structure certification to blight and public nuisance abatement. Mike previously served in law enforcement as a First Lieutenant and Special Threats Response Unit Commander with the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office, and as Police Services Administrator for Ypsilanti Township. Mike enjoys working with local officials to improve the quality of life for their residents and advocates for interdisciplinary teamwork to solve and prevent predictable code enforcement issues.