Meet Michael, Brighton’s new Development Compliance Officer

by Brighton Council
Meet Michael

Michael Martin’s career is a picture of dedication and growth. Beginning his journey at just 15 years old, he first worked as a plumber for a private company before starting his own business.

After several years, Michael moved into local government, where he has worked for most of his career. He has since developed a wealth of experience in roles including investigation officer in hydraulics, service manager, project development officer and as a program leader for stormwater works.

In his new role as a Development Compliance Officer at Brighton Council, Michael helps people to understand and comply with the local planning scheme. His daily interactions primarily involve working with ratepayers, developers and colleagues within the council.

What Michael enjoys most about working at Brighton Council is the supportive atmosphere and positive work culture. He finds it rewarding to be part of a forward- thinking council in a pleasant, quiet area that he believes is ideal for raising children. Despite the challenges of the role, he remains motivated and finds fulfillment in his work.

Currently, Michael is focused on addressing a list of pending compliance tasks, and he takes pride in the progress he’s already made. Looking ahead, he aims to resolve new issues swiftly and continue improving compliance processes. Michael embodies the spirit of service, and Brighton is fortunate to have him on board.

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