How to Pull Code Violation County Data for Snohomish County, WA
A code violation list shows cases a city opens when a property breaks local building or safety rules. To find code violation records for Snohomish County, Washington (WA), use Everett Open Data. 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.
What you need
What it is
Code complaint cases from the City of Everett. They sit inside the city permit table. This covers Everett only, not all of Snohomish 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
- PermitNo
- PermitType
- PermitDesc
- OwnerName
- SiteAddress
- SiteAPN (parcel)
- AppliedDate
The page showed data updated November 4, 2026.
Follow these 5 steps
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Check the full table
A table opens with the filter box under it. Bottom right says 193,249 rows.
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Keep only code complaints
Click Select a column to filter and pick PermitType. In the search box, pick COMPLAINT. Click Apply. The row count changes to 3,020.
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Put the newest records first
Find the AppliedDate column. Scroll right if needed. Click the three lines in its header, then Sort descending.
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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.
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Watch out for these
- Without the COMPLAINT filter, you get ordinary building permits.
- There is no open or closed status column. Use the date to find fresh cases.
- Old cases are in here too, some from the 1990s.
Common questions
Is this list free?
Does the file show the owner?
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