County Commissioner Kenneth Rogers put a spin on the way interviews for the position of county codes enforcer went Monday night. Normally, commissioners on the Policy and Personnel Committee, along with County Executive John Pelham, take turns asking the candidates questions.Prior to the interview session, Rogers referred to an Attorney General opinion which states it is the county executive’s job to conduct interviews and make a decision appointing department head positions. Rogers did not feel the commissioners should have a say in the decision-making process.Pelham said he would do as Rogers saw fit, but said he would appreciate the commissioners’ input as to who they felt would be the best candidate for the job.“I appreciate the opinion of the commissioners.