Updated: Wednesday December 31, 1969

Latest Cases Opened by Tucson Code Enforcement

Date
Entered
AddressType Status*Neighborhood Code Enforcement
Activity No.

*StatusDescription
 
CitationCase is open, owner has not responded to Notice of Violation therefore a citation has been issued
ComplianCompliant with requirements - case closed
CourtCitation was issued and case has now been heard in court. Court disposition unknown.
CourtcmpCitation was issued and violator is in compliance with court requirements.
CourtprsCases where a citation was issued, case was heard in court, owner did not comply and violation is of sort where city prosecutor will now file a criminal action. (No longer used)
FieldNewly opened case where inspection has not yet occurred
NoverifyNo valid violation or problem solved before inspection - no further action taken - case closed
ObserveTypically used for cases where the owner is granted time to comply either though an appeal or other administrative extensions where the inspector is not required to inspect every 30 days.
PendingCase opened, violation(s) identified and Notice of Violation has been mailed out. Waiting for compliance.
PermitCase opened and owner issued Notice of Violation to obtain permit for work done that needs one. Permit has then been issued and inspector is waiting for permit inspections by PDSD to be completed.
PostcardCase opened, a courtesy notice is being mailed out prior to first inspection. Waiting for compliance.
ReceivedCase opened but not yet assigned for inspection - to better control workloads

Date Entered - Date a new case was opened by entering complaint information into the Permits Plus computer system.

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