Code Violations in New Orleans, LA

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ViolationNet is tracking 69,275 building and housing code violations in New Orleans, LA, including 52,793 currently open and 1,615 in the feed's 7-day record count.

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Sourced from official New Orleans code-enforcement records · Newest retained record date Nov 09, 2026 · How we source this data

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69,275 Total Violations
52,793 Open Violations
1,615 7-Day Record Count
39,670 Properties Affected
1.7 Avg per Property

Violation Types

Request A Large Item Pick Up
14,477
Property Maintenance
3,983
Abandoned/junk Vehicles
3,764
Streetlight Outage/malfunction
3,284
Repair Trash Cart
3,115

Recent Violations

Address Type Date Status
929 Bordeaux St Request A Large Item Pick Up Nov 10, 2026 Assigned to Contractor
10 Gull St Repair Trash Cart Nov 10, 2026 Assigned to Contractor
828 Second St Request A Large Item Pick Up Nov 10, 2026 Assigned to Contractor
4938 Nottingham Dr Order Recycling Cart Nov 10, 2026 Pending
4938 Nottingham Dr Replace Trash Cart Nov 10, 2026 Assigned to Contractor
6434 Franklin Ave Request A Large Item Pick Up Nov 10, 2026 Assigned to Contractor
2317 Gallier St Abandoned/junk Vehicles Nov 10, 2026 Pending
2317 Gallier St Illegal Dumping Nov 10, 2026 Pending
1717 S Gayoso St Order Second Trash Cart Nov 10, 2026 Assigned to Contractor
1717 S Gayoso St Repair Trash Cart Nov 10, 2026 Assigned to Contractor
5900 Blk Laurel St Graffiti Removal Nov 10, 2026 Pending
2901 St Thomas St Request A Large Item Pick Up Nov 10, 2026 Assigned to Contractor
329 N Derbigny St Order Recycling Cart Nov 10, 2026 Pending
5600 Loyola Ave Streetlight Outage/malfunction Nov 10, 2026 Pending
20434 Lucrino Rd Request A Large Item Pick Up Nov 10, 2026 Assigned to Contractor
6215 Craigie Rd Request A Large Item Pick Up Nov 10, 2026 Assigned to Contractor
2400 Blk Tupelo St Illegal Dumping Nov 10, 2026 Pending
2404 Tupelo St Request A Large Item Pick Up Nov 10, 2026 Assigned to Contractor
1505 S White St Request A Large Item Pick Up Nov 10, 2026 Assigned to Contractor
5527 Paris Ave Request A Large Item Pick Up Nov 10, 2026 Assigned to Contractor

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How Code Enforcement Works in New Orleans, LA

Code enforcement in New Orleans is managed by the Department of Code Enforcement. You can report violations or check the status of existing cases through their official portal.

  • Department: Department of Code Enforcement
  • Report a Violation: Call 311
  • Common Violation Types: Property maintenance violations, Dangerous structures, Tall grass and vegetation, Sanitation issues, Building and fire code violations
  • Typical Resolution Timeline: Emergency: 30 days | Standard: 30 days | Non-hazardous: 60 days

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Frequently Asked Questions About Code Violations in New Orleans, LA

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

Use ViolationNet to search your New Orleans address for violations from the Department of Code Enforcement. You can also call 311 or 504-658-5050 for information. The city maintains detailed inspection records available for public search.

What happens if I have an open code violation in New Orleans?

A Notice of Judgment is issued if your property remains in violation. If you don't pay or appeal within 30 days of the hearing, a lien is filed with the recorder of mortgages. The city has authority to remediate violations and seize property for Sheriff Sale after lien filing.

How long does New Orleans give you to fix a code violation?

Average time from complaint to inspection is 30 days. The hearing is held at least 30 days from notice mailing. If you remain non-compliant, a Notice of Judgment is issued. Liens are filed 30 days after hearing if not paid or appealed.

Can code violations affect my property value in New Orleans?

A city-published violation is one piece of property research. Whether it affects value, insurance, financing, or a transaction depends on the property, the parties, and local requirements. Verify the current case status and any obligations with the issuing agency and the appropriate professional.

How do I report a code violation in New Orleans?

Call 311 or 504-658-5050 (Department direct). For tall grass, rodents, or vagrant-related issues, contact the Health Department at 311 or 1300 Perdido Street Room 8E18. The city conducts detailed exterior and lot inspections with documentation.

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