Email civilenforcement@slc.gov or call 801-535-7225
Report via the MySLC app, available on web or mobile
What happens after I report a concern?
Civil Enforcement will investigate the concern in a timely manner
You may be contacted for clarification
Limited information can be shared while the case is ongoing
Full information can only be obtained through GRAMA requests
If there is a violation, the City sends written correspondence to owner(s)
Those found in violation get a reasonable amount of time to make corrections
Most property owners will resolve a violation on their own after receiving notice
Because each case is different, compliance timelines can vary
The City endeavors to resolve every violation as quickly as possible
What happens if I receive a Notice of Violation?
Letters are mailed through USPS to the mailing address on file with the County Recorder
If you get a violation letter and have questions, just call the enforcement officer whose name and phone number are provided at the bottom. Or, call 801-535-7225
If the issue isn’t corrected, you will receive more than one letter
To avoid penalties, make the corrections by the deadline listed in your letter
Property owners are solely responsible for the code violations that occur on their property
How can I have a Certificate of Non-Compliance removed?
To get a Certificate of Non-Compliance removed, please call 801-535-7225 or email civilenforcement@slc.gov
Am I responsible for violations that were on the property before I bought it?
The short answer is yes
If a new owner takes control of the property and violations still exist, the new owner is responsible for bringing the property into compliance
To request a payoff letter, please email nicholas.rush@slc.gov