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The memorandum discusses the Code Enforcement Division's Annual Report, detailing its performance, activities, and workload highlights for Fiscal Year 2024-2025. It outlines the Division's responsibilities, challenges faced, and the implementation of a Code Transformation Work Plan aimed at improving operations and service delivery. Key achievements include meeting inspection targets, resolving thousands of cases, and enhancing community outreach. The report also highlights the Division's collaboration with other city departments and the introduction of new case management tools to improve efficiency.
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The Code Enforcement Division is responsible for code enforcement services to protect public health and safety.
The Division has faced resource constraints and increased responsibilities, leading to higher caseloads and service delays.
A Code Transformation Work Plan was developed to improve operations based on an Operational Assessment.
Key operational achievements for FY24-25 include resolving over 7,300 cases and conducting more than 1,000 inspections.
The Division implemented new reporting tools to improve case management and oversight.
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NSE COMMITTEE AGENDA: ITEM: 4/9/26 (d)3 TO: NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES FROM: Chris Burton AND EDUCATION COMMITTEE SUBJECT: Code Enforcement Division Annual Report Approved DATE: March 23, 2026 Date: 4/2/2026 RECOMMENDATION Accept the Code Enforcement Division Annual Report including an overview of Fiscal Year 2024-2025 performance, activity, and workload highlights, Code Enforcement Transformation Workplan implementation progress, and status updates of other City Council-directed key initiatives. BACKGROUND The Code Enforcement Division (“Division”) is responsible for the consistent delivery of code enforcement services to protect public health, safety, and quality of life. This core purpose guides all Division work, including both day-to-day operations and broader organizational improvement efforts. In recent years, the Division has experienced sustained resource constraints alongside expanding responsibilities, resulting in increased caseloads, service delays, and rising community expectations. At the same time, limitations in legacy systems and case management tools have made it increasingly difficult to efficiently manage workload and deliver timely, consistent service. Together,...
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The document is an annual report from the Code Enforcement Division, presented to the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee. It outlines the challenges faced by the division, including growing demand and constrained resources, and presents a vision for a data-driven and effective enforcement approach. The report details key performance outcomes, improvement efforts, and initiatives aimed at enhancing operational performance and customer service. It includes a Code Transformation Work Plan with specific themes and recommendations for organizational readiness, workforce optimization, and improved communication.
Key points
The report addresses challenges such as higher caseloads and service delays.
Vision 2030 aims for a trusted and fully resourced division.
Key performance outcomes include over 7,800 cases opened and 7,300 cases closed in FY24-25.
Improvement efforts focus on targeted enforcement, streamlining processes, and expanding enforcement authority.
The Code Transformation Work Plan spans from July 2025 to June 2027 and includes 15 recommendations.
The report highlights the establishment of a Chronic Offender Resolution and Enforcement Pilot Program launched in March 2026.
A backlog management policy was launched to address inactive cases.
The document outlines next steps for ongoing initiatives and future goals.
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Code Enforcement Division Annual Report Neighborhood Services and Education Committee April 9, 2026 Presented by Rachel Roberts, Deputy Director Planning, Building, and Code Enforcement Background Challenge: Growing demand, expanding scope, and constrained resources combined with outdated systemsresulted in higher caseloads, service delays, and challenges in maintaining stakeholder and public confidence Vision 2030: A trusted, fully resourced, and data-driven division recognized for delivering prompt, effective, ethical, and reliable enforcement through efficient processes, advanced technology, and strong community partnerships Focus: Advance a more strategic, data-driven, and sustainable approach to code enforcement operations and build a foundation for long-term improvement while continuing to deliver core services to the community 2 Jan 2025 I City Council Study Session- Established Initial Improvement Framework – Streamline, Prioritize, Invest May 2025 I Guidehouse Operational Assessment- 3 Themes for Transformation Two Year Code Transformation Work Plan- FY 25-26 - FY 2627 Continue To Deliver Core Services Advance Ongoing Work Including City Council-directed Key...