How to Pull Code Violation County Data for Baltimore City, MD

The fields you get

• Block and lot
• Notice type
• Address
• Neighborhood
• Issue date
• Issue year
• Council district

The newest notice we saw on November 5 was dated November 3, 2026.

Follow these 5 steps

1. 1

   Open the Baltimore Open Notices page

   Go to Baltimore Open Notices. This is a plain city data page. It shows the list of columns.

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2. 2

   Open the query form

   Scroll to the bottom of the page. Click the link Query.

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3. 3

   Fill the top of the form

   In Where type Notice_Type <> 'Vacant'. In Out Fields type Blocklot,Notice_Type,Address,Neighborhood,Issue_Date.

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4. 4

   Fill the bottom of the form

   In Order By Fields type Issue_Date DESC. Set Format to HTML. Click Query (GET).

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5. 5

   Copy your records

   The page says displaying top 50 of 2000 results, then one block per notice. Select the blocks and paste them into a sheet. For the next 50, go back, type 50 in Result Offset and click Query (GET) again.

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Watch out for these

• There is no download button. You copy from the screen.
• The page only shows 50 records at a time, and one search stops at 2,000. There are about 23,650 notices that are not Vacant.
• This guide leaves out Vacant notices. Remove the Where filter text to see them, or type 1=1.
• Some rows show 0 as the address. Use the block and lot to find the property.
• There is no owner name. Use the block and lot in Maryland property records.

Other lists in Baltimore City

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