Arizona · Pima County (Tucson) · Verified Aug 2026

How do I find code violation leads in Tucson, Arizona?

The short answer

Tucson code enforcement leads are free on the city's open GIS data portal, gisdata.tucsonaz.gov. Open the Code Cases - Last 60 Days dataset, filter to open cases, sort by opened date, and download the whole list as a CSV spreadsheet.

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How do I pull code violations records step by step?

The City of Tucson publishes every code enforcement case opened or updated in the last 60 days on its official open GIS data portal at gisdata.tucsonaz.gov.

Go to the Tucson Open Data portal

Navigate to gisdata.tucsonaz.gov. This is the City of Tucson's official open GIS data portal.

Step 1: Go to the Tucson Open Data portal — Pima County, Arizona code violations

Open the Code Cases dataset

Search for Code Cases and open the dataset named Code Cases - Last 60 Days, or go straight to the dataset page. It is a rolling window of every code enforcement case opened or updated in the last 60 days, so pull it at least monthly or you will miss leads.

Step 2: Open the Code Cases dataset — Pima County, Arizona code violations

Open the data table

On the dataset page, click View data table (next to the record count) to browse the cases as a table.

Step 3: Open the data table — Pima County, Arizona code violations

Filter and sort for open cases

Click the funnel (filter) icon beside the table and filter the status column to open/active cases (blank CLOSEDDATE also means the case is still open), then click the OPENEDDATE column header to sort with the newest cases first.

Download the list

Back on the dataset page, click Download and choose CSV to export the 60-day case file into a spreadsheet.

Record the data

For each case, capture the case number (CASENUMBER), case type, status, property address (MainAddress), parcel number (PARCEL), opened date, and closed date if any. Run the parcel number through the Pima County Assessor site to get the owner's name and mailing address.

What property data does Pima County publish?

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Common questions

Is Tucson code violation data free to access?Yes. The Code Cases - Last 60 Days dataset lives on gisdata.tucsonaz.gov, the City of Tucson's official open GIS data portal, and you can browse the data table and download the file for free.
What information does each Tucson code case include?Each case carries the case number (CASENUMBER), case type, status, property address (MainAddress), parcel number (PARCEL), opened date, and closed date if any. Run the parcel number through the Pima County Assessor site to get the owner's name and mailing address.
How do I get just the open, newest cases?Open the data table with View data table, click the funnel icon and filter the status column to open or active cases (a blank CLOSEDDATE also means the case is still open), then click the OPENEDDATE column header to sort the newest cases first.
Can I download Tucson code cases as a spreadsheet?Yes. On the dataset page, click Download and choose CSV to export the 60-day case file into a spreadsheet. Because the dataset is a rolling window of the last 60 days, pull it at least monthly or you will miss leads.

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