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Code Violations list
I don't see any public list on my city or county website that have code violation homes. Where else would I be able to obtain these list?? Fire damaged homes included!
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In my area you simply contact the City Secretary of the city you are searching for code violations (found on the city government website). They handle all of the open records requests for the city and it is a simple process of sending an email request (or per instructions). The City Secretary will coordinate the request with the Code Enforcement group. I usually get the list emailed back to me from the City Secretary in about 10 days or less. I understand your city may be totally different but I suggest you try looking up your City Secretary as starting point.