Code Violations in Denver, CO

Track Denver, CO building and housing code violations and code-enforcement cases. Search any address and get alerted the moment a new violation is filed at a property you own or manage.

As of Aug 09, 2026, ViolationNet is tracking 11,817 building and housing code violations in Denver, CO, including 68 currently open and 224 filed in the last week.

“11,817 open code violations are on record in Denver — every one is a property owner under a city deadline to fix, sell, or face fines.”
Wes Crainshaw, founder of ViolationNet

Sourced from official Denver code-enforcement records · Last updated Aug 09, 2026 · How we source this data

11,817 Total Violations
68 Open Violations
224 New This Week
4,501 Properties Affected
2.6 Avg per Property

Violation Types

Weeds/vegetation Violation
3,765
Permits
1,693
Business License Inspections Request
1,521
Inspections
1,121
Zoning Business License Inspection
1,041

Recent Violations

Address Type Date Status
3429 N Alcott St Weeds/vegetation Violation Aug 09, 2026 New
3200 N Downing St Weeds/vegetation Violation Aug 08, 2026 New
3404 N Downing St Weeds/vegetation Violation Aug 08, 2026 New
3200 N Downing St Weeds/vegetation Violation Aug 08, 2026 New
3404 N Downing St Weeds/vegetation Violation Aug 08, 2026 New
1420 Wynkoop St Zoning Business License Inspection Aug 07, 2026 Closed - Scheduled
1420 Wynkoop St Business License Inspections Request Aug 07, 2026 Closed - Scheduled
1381 N Osceola St Weeds/vegetation Violation Aug 07, 2026 Routed to Agency
4600 W Center Ave Zoning Business License Inspection Aug 07, 2026 Closed - Resolved by Customer
325 S Canosa Ct Trash In Yard Violation Aug 07, 2026 Routed to Agency
1505 E Evans Ave Zoning Business License Inspection Aug 07, 2026 Closed - Scheduled
1505 E Evans Ave Business License Inspections Request Aug 07, 2026 Closed - Scheduled
1390 N Xavier St Weeds/vegetation Violation Aug 07, 2026 Routed to Agency
5705 W 51st Ave Trash In Yard Violation Aug 07, 2026 Routed to Agency
2745 S Hooker St No Permit Posted Aug 07, 2026 Routed to Agency
5745 W 51st Ave Weeds/vegetation Violation Aug 07, 2026 Routed to Agency
2980 S Wabash St Illegal Home Business Aug 07, 2026 Routed to Agency
736 S Glencoe St Weeds/vegetation Violation Aug 07, 2026 Routed to Agency
N/a Sign Violation Aug 07, 2026 Closed - Transferred to External Agency
4735 W 34th Ave Weeds/vegetation Violation Aug 07, 2026 Routed to Agency

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How Code Enforcement Works in Denver, CO

Code enforcement in Denver is managed by the City and County of Denver. You can report violations or check the status of existing cases through their official portal.

  • Department: City and County of Denver
  • Report a Violation: Call 311
  • Common Violation Types: Wood burning fire pits, Exposed wires and broken handrails, General property maintenance violations, Building code violations, Fire hazards
  • Typical Resolution Timeline: Emergency: 24 hours | Standard: 90 days | Non-hazardous: 90 days

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Frequently Asked Questions About Code Violations in Denver, CO

How do I check for code violations at my property in Denver?

Use ViolationNet to search your Denver address for any reported code violations. You can also report issues through denvergov.org's Online Services Hub or call 311 to inquire about your property's violation status.

What happens if I have an open code violation in Denver?

Denver uses a multi-department approach with specific hotlines for different violation types (fire, animals, hazardous materials, etc.). Typical case resolution takes 90 days. Maximum penalties include fines up to $999 or up to 1 year imprisonment for serious violations.

How long does Denver give you to fix a code violation?

Most violations have a typical resolution timeline of 90 days. However, fire hazards and life-threatening issues may require faster correction. Contact the specific department hotline for your violation type to learn exact deadlines.

Can code violations affect my property value in Denver?

Yes. Open violations are public record and can impact property values and marketability. Stay informed through ViolationNet about any violations on your property.

How do I report a code violation in Denver?

Call 311 or use denvergov.org's Online Services Hub. Specific hotlines include: Fire Prevention (720-913-3474), Dangerous Animals (720-913-1311), and Abandoned Vehicles (720-865-0471). Each violation type routes to the appropriate city department.

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