Court-appointed receiver takes control of Riverside motel
A court-appointed receiver will manage Riverside Inn & Suites after the city cited years of alleged criminal activity and unresolved safety violations.
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Buffalo Seeks Answers on City Water System as It Recruits Building Inspector
The City of Buffalo is listing a water-studies announcement alongside openings for a building inspector/code-enforcement officer and a planner, with several municipal meetings scheduled in August.
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San Rafael Contacts 13 Unpermitted Food Vendors in Joint Operation
San Rafael and Marin County agencies contacted 13 unpermitted food vendors and confiscated about 500 pounds of food during a July 11 operation.
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Newark’s Landlord Accountability List Raises Enforcement Questions
Newark’s live landlord list names four entities tied to 12 properties, tracks housing and enforcement activity, and authorizes reviews of city incentives while a separate lawsuit remains pending.
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Bristol ordinance hearing will examine citation-officer penalty rules
Bristol’s Ordinance Committee will hold an Aug. 4 public hearing on proposed changes to citation-officer penalty rules, but the notice does not list proposed amounts.
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Fresno council hears proposal for AI-assisted code enforcement and public works
At a July 30 workshop, Placemetry presented Fresno officials with a proposed AI screening system. The presentation identified possible property leads, but no city deployment or enforcement action was approved.
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Camden Apartment Complex Cited for 156 New Housing Violations
A recent annual inspection found 156 code violations at All American Gardens, three years after Camden officials threatened condemnation over life-threatening conditions.
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Pittsburgh City Council’s final meeting before recess includes code-enforcement audit, liquor-license hearing
Pittsburgh City Council’s Aug. 3 agenda includes a discussion of the Controller’s code-enforcement audit and a public hearing on a proposed liquor-license transfer to a Pittsburgh applicant.
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Stillwater’s Remington Ranch case now includes a bankruptcy filing
Stillwater’s Remington Ranch nuisance case and a June bankruptcy filing have not resolved the questions facing renters, the city or the property owner.
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Little Elm Reviews Short-Term Rental Rules After Birthday-Party Shooting
Little Elm officials are reviewing possible short-term-rental enforcement after a minor was injured in a July 17 birthday-party shooting near White Oak Drive.
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South Euclid lawn-care assessments: residents dispute charges after city cites high grass
Dozens of South Euclid residents say they owe $54,658.18 for city lawn cuts, but dispute notice and whether crews actually trimmed—here’s how to check.
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Hialeah Special Master hearing July 22: daily fines, liens, foreclosure risk
Hialeah’s Special Master hearing is set for July 22, 2026 at 10 a.m. Here’s what daily code fines can mean for liens—and what NOV recipients can do.
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St. Cloud hearing July 15: parking and school-zone speed notices
St. Cloud FL – July 15 Code Enforcement Special Magistrate docket includes parking citation appeals and School Zone Speed Program notices with listed road speeds.
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Redmond noise code update targets gun ranges, cranes and loading
Redmond’s July 7 committee review would update the city’s noise code, including construction posting, loading rules, gun ranges and tower cranes. ([redmond.legistar.com](https://redmond.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?GUID=997E2667-9E17-41FD-904F-F7145B61DC74&ID=8125315&Options=&Search=))
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Roanoke Rapids budget talks point to higher demolition spending as unsafe structures grow
Roanoke Rapids, NC – FY2026-27 budget talks are pushing Planning & Development costs higher as officials weigh demolition work tied to unsafe properties.
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Reno says Lucky Motel is unsafe to occupy after unpermitted conversion
Reno NV – City officials say 21 households were relocated from the Lucky Motel after an unpermitted apartment conversion left it unsafe to occupy.
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Scottsdale steps up short-term rental enforcement as citations rise
Scottsdale says short-term rental citations are rising as enforcement increases, while residents still have a complaint path and state law limits local control.
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Johnstown opens comment period on FY 2026 housing and neighborhood spending plan
Johnstown PA – Residents can review and comment on the city’s FY 2026 Annual Action Plan now, ahead of the May 7 public hearing on housing priorities.