How to Pull Code Violation County Data for Hartford County, CT

A code violation list shows cases a city opens when a property breaks local building or safety rules. To find code violation records for Hartford County, Connecticut (CT), use Open Data Hartford. 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 6 steps Open Data Hartford

What you need

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Cost
Free
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Export
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What it is

Building, housing, zoning, blight and health cases opened in the City of Hartford since January 1, 2020.

Why it matters

An owner in violation may face fines and repair costs. This list already includes the owner name, so it is quick to work.

The fields you get

  • Case number
  • Parcel ID
  • Address
  • Unit
  • Record type
  • Record status
  • Date opened
  • Date closed
  • Property owner
  • Contact name
  • City
  • ZIP

The page says the data updates nightly and the dates on the page do not change.

Follow these 6 steps

  1. Open the Code Enforcement page

    Go to Open Data Hartford. A table opens on the right side of the page.
    Screenshot of Open Data Hartford, step 1: Open the Code Enforcement page Enlarge
  2. Open the filters

    Click the funnel icon on the blue bar next to the table. In the list of columns, tick Record_Status.
    Screenshot of Open Data Hartford, step 2: Open the filters Enlarge
  3. Pick the records you want

    Tick In Violation. The row count drops. We saw 1,921 rows.
    Screenshot of Open Data Hartford, step 3: Pick the records you want Enlarge
  4. Put the newest records first

    Scroll the table to the right. Click the Date_Opened column name two times. The newest date moves to the top.
    Screenshot of Open Data Hartford, step 4: Put the newest records first Enlarge
  5. Download the filtered file

    Click the cloud icon on the blue bar. Turn on Toggle Filters so Records shows the word Filtered. Under CSV, click Download.
    Screenshot of Open Data Hartford, step 5: Download the filtered file Enlarge
  6. Check your records

    Open the CSV in Excel or Google Sheets. Sort it again by date, because the file does not keep the sort from the screen. Keep the case number, address, ZIP, parcel ID, owner and date opened.

Watch out for these

  • The CSV can be older than the table on screen. On November 5 the table had 1,921 rows with cases up to 2026-11-03. The CSV had 1,785 rows and stopped at 2026/06/29. Check the newest date in your file.
  • If your file is old, copy the newest rows from the table on screen.
  • Other open statuses exist, like NOV Issued and Citation Issued. Tick them too if you want more records.
  • This is a City of Hartford list, not the whole county.

Other lists in Hartford County

We only have this list for Hartford County so far. See all Connecticut guides.

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