Investigation and Notification Information collected during investigations into code violations is public record subject to Florida Sunshine laws. Complaints are inspected in a timely manner, with a priority placed on those complaints most seriously related to health, safety, and welfare.

Can a person remain completely anonymous when reporting a code violation complaint? Florida Statute 162.21(3)(b) and FS 166.0415 have been amended by 2021 Senate Bill 60. The effect of this new law is that a code enforcement officer may not initiate an investigation of a potential violation by way of an anonymous tip.

To contact the Department of Code Enforcement for hearing information: (504) 658-5050 https://www.nola.gov/code-enforcement/ . To report abandoned or blighted property to MCNO, contact info@mcno.org. We do not handle blight enforcement for residents; rather this is for our record keeping purposes.

To report a violation, call Parking Enforcement at 229-6432. Can I park or store a vehicle in the street? It is unlawful to abandon or park a vehicle in the street for more than 72 consecutive hours. Moving a vehicle every three (3) days a few feet will not avert a violation.