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Code Enforcement Releases New Newsletter
Code Enforcement publishes newsletters to inform residents about the department’s activities and new enforcement initiatives. Click here to view the newest newsletter.

Code Enforcement Resident’s Resource Guide
In order to assist property owners who are brought to a Code Enforcement hearing, the Department has created a booklet of resources that are available through non profit organizations and government agencies. Click here to view the Resource Guide.

Residents can also use the Code Enforcement Resident’s Handbook to learn about the enforcement process and the City’s Housing Standards. Click here to view the Code Enforcement Handbook

How to address a Code Enforcement lien

Code Enforcement has placed liens on the 2010 tax bill of all properties that were fined during a blight hearing in 2009. Owners can work to lessen these liens by bringing the property into compliance with the City Code. Click here for more information.

Times Picayune Article Highlights Significant Reduction in Blight

On November 21st the Times Picayune reported that the number of abandoned and blighted properties has decreased sharply over the past year. Read Article

The article recognizes the City’s work to combat blight. Code Enforcement thanks its community partners for their critical efforts.”

Code Enforcement Launches Campaign to Address Abandoned Pools

Code Enforcement is working with residents and the Mosquito Control Board to address all remaining abandoned pools in the City. 323 properties have been prosecuted so far. Click here to see a list of these properties. If you know the addresses of aditional abandoned pools, please email them to Jonathon Sol at jasolis@cityofno.com  

Public Nuisance Demolitions
The City of New Orleans gives official notification that it intends to demolish the following properties:  Click here to view a list of these properties.

Properties may be removed from the demolition process for a number of reasons. Click here to view a list of properties removed from the demolition Process.

Schedule of Code Enforcement Hearings 
The Code Enforcement Department holds regular hearings for properties that are in violation of the City Code. Residents are welcome to observe the hearings and may request to testify.

The City gives official notice that it intends to hold Administrative hearings for the following properties: Click here to view the Public Notice Administrative Adjudication Dockets

You can also view a list of upcoming hearings sorted by City Council district.
Upcoming Reset Dates
During a hearing, an owner has the opportunity to enter into an agreement to make the necessary repairs to their properties. If they do this, the Code Enforcement Department gives them a ‘reset’ hearing date. During a reset hearing the owner must show that they have completed the agreed upon work. If they have not, daily fines can begin.

Upcoming Reset Dates

Results from Code Enforcement Hearings

Click below to view the results of Code Enforcement hearings. These results are septerated by City Council district. Some properties are listed on multiple rows of these spreadsheets - look for the most recent hearing date to get the most up to date information.