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Code Compliance Division

The Sacramento City Council has adopted City Codes (laws) specifically designed to address blight, nuisances, and to maintain a clean environment for all citizens in our community. The City of Sacramento does this by working in partnership with the people of Sacramento.

The mission of the Code Compliance Division is to promote and maintain a safe and desirable living and working environment. We help maintain and improve the quality of our community by administering a fair and unbiased enforcement program to correct violations of municipal codes and land use requirements. We also work with residents, neighborhood associations, public services agencies and other City departments to:

• Facilitate voluntary compliance with City laws and codes.
• Empower community self-help programs.
• Develop public outreach programs.
• Establish community priorities for enforcement programs.
  

Neighborhood Code Compliance Illegal dumping, abandoned vehicles, graffiti, and zoning violations. More...	Housing and Dangerous Buildings Buildings that are dangerous, substandard, blighted or vacant. More...
Business Compliance Entertainment permits and licenses for tobacco, taxis, mobile food vendors, and others. More...	Landscaping Requirements Landscaping ordinance and planting recommendations.  More...
Rental Housing Program Inspection program for residential rental properties. More...	Anti-Graffiti Program Preventing and Removing Graffiti. More...
Demand Requests Obtain the fees due on a specific case. More...	Check an Existing or Closed Case View information on code cases. More...

Be a Partner

You can make Sacramento a better place to Live, Learn, Work, and Play by following these steps to resolve code enforcement violations in your neighborhood:

• File a complaint. We have expanded our service so that you may now call 311 any time 24/7 including holidays and weekends (call 916-264-5011 if you are calling outside the City limits). Please provide specific and detailed information, including exact location or address, and a complete description of the violation. All information provided is kept confidential. Or you may use the online forms to report a code violation.
• Attend your neighborhood association meetings and get involved in the process to resolve the problem.

 

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