Teams & Units

Field Enforcement Units

The enforcement of most minimum property maintenance requirements is the responsibility of field units located across the city. Field units consist of between eight and ten code enforcement officers/dangerous premises officers and are overseen by a code enforcement supervisor. The supervisors' contact information is located in the staff directory.

Field Services Organization Chart (PDF)

Field Unit Maps

View these maps to find more information on the coverage area for each field unit:

• Central Map (PDF)
• North Central Map (PDF)
• Northeast Map (PDF)
• East Map (PDF)
• Southeast Map (PDF)
• Southwest Map (PDF)
• West Central Map (PDF)
• West Map (PDF)
• Northwest Map (PDF)
• North Map (PDF)

Neighborhood Enhancement Team (NET)

The NET is a team of proactive code enforcement officers dedicated to coordinated code investigations and special projects with special emphasis on highly traveled areas throughout the City's main district corridors and inner city reinvestment areas.

Five officers are currently assigned to the unit. Their responsibilities include the following:

• Concentrate efforts cleaning up the top five most frequently observed violations, including:
• overgrown yards
• items discarded in yards
• junk vehicles
• overgrown vacant lots
• abandoned houses
• Coordinate clean-ups of home where elderly or disabled residents may need a helping hand removing old discarded items.
• Make tools available for loan to residents through our Community Tool Shed program.

Zoning & Licensing Enforcement Team

The Zoning and Licensing Team is a comprised team of Code Enforcement Officers who proactively conduct routine inspections and investigations for city licensed businesses, property zoning issues and building permits. The team also responds to complaints from the Development Services Center and the 311 Customer Service line.

Eight Code Enforcement Officers are currently assigned to the unit:

• two officers to enforce zoning and building permit violations
• six officers to enforce the licensing of the following:
  • Used Automotive Parts Recyclers
  • Metal Recyclers
  • Scrap Tire Facilities
  • Donation Containers
  • Mobile Living Parks
  • Boarding Homes
  • Short Term Rentals
  • Refurbished Mattresses and Germicidal Permits