Kansas · Sedgwick County (Wichita) · Verified Aug 2026

How do you pull code violation lists in Wichita, Kansas?

The short answer

Wichita code enforcement violations are free from the city's public GIS site, gismaps.wichita.gov. Open the MABCD Code Enforcement Violations data page, use its query form to pull cases straight from the city's database, and order by processed date for the newest first.

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How do I pull code violations records step by step?

Wichita's code enforcement cases come from MABCD, the Metropolitan Area Building and Construction Department, and are published as a public data layer on the city's GIS site at gismaps.wichita.gov.

Open Wichita's GIS map viewer

Navigate to the city's map viewer at gismaps.wichita.gov and click I Agree on the disclaimer. This is the City of Wichita's public mapping site; code enforcement cases come from MABCD (the Metropolitan Area Building and Construction Department) and are updated daily.

Open the Code Enforcement Violations data page

Wichita does not list this dataset on a download portal, so go straight to its public data page: Code Enforcement Violations. This plain-text city page describes the layer and links to everything it contains.

Open the query form

Scroll to the bottom of that page and click Query. A simple form opens that lets you pull records straight from the city's database into your browser.

Pull the newest cases

In the Where box type 1=1 (this means show everything), in Out Fields type *, in Order By Fields type ProcessedDate DESC so the newest cases come first, set Format to HTML, then click Query (GET). The results list appears below the form; to narrow to one ZIP code, use a Where like ZipCode='67214'.

Record the data

For each lead, capture the case number, case type, case status, property address, city, ZIP code, parcel ID, and processed date. Use the parcel ID on the Sedgwick County appraiser's site to pull the current owner's name and mailing address.

What property data does Sedgwick County publish?

Code Violations

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Common questions

Is Wichita code violation data free to access?Yes. The Code Enforcement Violations layer is a public data page on gismaps.wichita.gov, the City of Wichita's public mapping site, and its query form pulls records straight from the city's database into your browser at no cost.

What information does each Wichita record include?Each lead includes the case number, case type, case status, property address, city, ZIP code, parcel ID, and processed date. Use the parcel ID on the Sedgwick County appraiser's site to pull the current owner's name and mailing address.

How do I pull the newest cases?Scroll to the bottom of the layer's data page and click Query. In the Where box type 1=1, in Out Fields type *, in Order By Fields type ProcessedDate DESC so the newest cases come first, set Format to HTML, then click Query (GET).

Can I narrow the results to one ZIP code?Yes. In the query form, replace the Where clause with something like ZipCode='67214' to pull only cases in that ZIP code.

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