How to Pull Code Violation County Data for Maricopa County, AZ

A code violation list shows cases a city opens when a property breaks local building or safety rules. To find code violation records for Maricopa County, Arizona (AZ), use City of Mesa Data Hub. No account is needed. It is free to use. No VPN is needed. You can download a CSV file.

Also known as: code enforcement, code enforcement cases, building code violations.

Verified November 5, 2026 5 steps City of Mesa Data Hub

What you need

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Cost
Free
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Export
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What it is

Code compliance cases from the City of Mesa, one row per case. This covers Mesa only, not all of Maricopa County.

Why it matters

An open code case can mean a neglected or vacant house, and an owner who may want out. Fines and repair orders add pressure to sell.

The fields you get

  • Permit Number (case number)
  • Permit Type
  • Status
  • Description
  • Case Address
  • Parcel Number
  • Opened Date
  • Closed Date
  • Balance

The page showed data updated October 28, 2026.

Follow these 5 steps

  1. Open the Code Compliance data page

    Go to City of Mesa Data Hub. Click Actions, then Query data.
    Screenshot of City of Mesa Data Hub, step 1: Open the Code Compliance data page Enlarge
  2. Check the full table

    A table opens with the filter box under it. Bottom right says 82,631 rows.
    Screenshot of City of Mesa Data Hub, step 2: Check the full table Enlarge
  3. Keep the live cases

    Click Select a column to filter and pick Status. In the search box, pick In Violation. Click Apply. The row count changes to 808.
    Screenshot of City of Mesa Data Hub, step 3: Keep the live cases Enlarge
  4. Put the newest records first

    Find the Opened Date column. Scroll right if needed. Click the three lines in its header, then Sort descending.
    Screenshot of City of Mesa Data Hub, step 4: Put the newest records first Enlarge
  5. Export the CSV

    Click Export at the top right. Keep Download file and CSV. Click Download. Only the rows in your current view go in the file. Open it in Excel or Google Sheets.
    Screenshot of City of Mesa Data Hub, step 5: Export the CSV Enlarge

Watch out for these

  • Other live statuses include Citation Issued, Legal Action, Unsafe and Forced Compliance. Pick them too if you want them.
  • The search box shows more than one In Violation choice. Pick each one you want.
  • Some text cells have line breaks. Open the file in Excel, not Notepad.
  • There is no owner name. Use the parcel number on the Maricopa County Assessor site.

Common questions

Is this list free?
Yes. City of Mesa Data Hub is free and no account is needed.
Does the file show the owner?
No. Use the address or parcel number on the county property site to find the owner.

Other lists in Maricopa County

We only have this list for Maricopa County so far. See all Arizona guides.

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