Operations

Code enforcement

Code enforcement — property violations, notices, hearings, abatement, liens. GIS-integrated, with the statutory clocks your jurisdiction requires.

Used by Code Officer

Pricing Available in all tiers

app.townadminpro.com / code-enforcement ● 1 abatement pending

Notice 8 Hearing 3 Order 2 Abatement 1 Closed (30d) 47

Notice phase · 8 cases

C-26-0042

Tall grass (>10")

14 Pine St · Officer Reyes

Day 14/30

C-26-0041

Junked vehicle

88 Walnut · Officer Halpert

Day 8/30

C-26-0040

Trash accumulation

22 Elm Ct · Officer Reyes

Day 5/30

C-26-0039

Inoperable AC unit

7 Cedar Ln · Officer Reyes

Day 22/30

C-26-0038

Fence in disrepair

42 Birch · Officer Halpert

Day 18/30

C-26-0036

Unpermitted shed

5 Oak Tr · Officer Reyes

Day 28/30

Case board with one case selected and its 5-step timeline. Staff view.

Officer opens a case against a parcel with photos. Notice issued with response window. If unresolved: hearing, order, abatement, and lien attach to the property record. Linked to GIS, permits, and tax.

Capabilities

What you can do with code enforcement.

Field-tablet case opening with photos and notes

Notice generation with statutory response windows

Hearing scheduling with public-notice publication

Abatement workflow with cost recovery

Lien attachment to the property record

Cross-linked to GIS, permits, and tax

Common questions

Code enforcement — answered.

The questions we hear most when towns are evaluating this module. Anything specific to your charter, your state, or your existing vendor — we'll answer on the discovery call.

01 Can the code officer open a case from their truck? +

Yes. From the field tablet — drop a pin, take photos, write notes, generate the notice. The case is open and the response window starts before the officer leaves the property.

02 How do hearings get scheduled? +

From the case detail. Pick an available date from the hearing calendar, generate the public notice, mail to the property owner. Notices include the statutory required content for your state.

03 What if the property owner doesn't respond and the violation continues? +

The case escalates per your statutory process — hearing, order, abatement, lien. Each step has its own templates and statutory clocks. Liens attach to the property record and are visible during title searches.

04 Can we link cases to building permits and property tax? +

Yes. The same parcel record connects all three modules. A code case can flag that recent unpermitted work is the trigger; an unpaid lien from abatement appears on the tax record.

Plays well with

The modules code enforcement talks to most.

GIS for small towns — every parcel one click from its tax bill, permits, complaints, and utility account. No separate ESRI license, no separate vendor.

permits

Permits

Resident services

Building, zoning, business, special-event, food, marriage, dog. Apply online, pay, track — built for small-town clerks juggling six permit types at once.

property-tax

Property tax

Finance & revenue

Property tax roll, exemptions, appeals, payments, mortgage-company exports. Built for the treasurer who reconciles to the county every quarter.

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Code enforcement

What you can do with code enforcement.

Code enforcement — answered.

The modules code enforcement talks to most.

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