The Code Enforcement Operations solution delivers a set of capabilities that help you review potential code violations, inspect code violations in the field, and monitor the resolution of code violations in a community.
In this topic, you’ll learn how to use the solution by assuming the role of a user and performing the workflows below.
Collect code violations
You will start by assuming the role of a code enforcement officer responsible for verifying a potential code violation. You are asked to use Code Violation to visit a potential code violation in the field and verify the details.
- Download ArcGIS Collector to your device.
- Open the application on your device, and sign in to your ArcGIS Online organization.
- Choose the Code Violation map.
- Using the ArcGIS Collector form, fill in the following details:
Parameter Value Violation ID Type unique ID
Full Address Type Property address (if applicable)
Location Type Property address (if applicable)
Violation Type Select a category
Description Type description
Municipal Code Type Violation code number
Visible Select Yes or no
Date Submitted Select current date
Name Type contact name
Phone Type contact phone number
Email Type contact email
Violation Status Select open or closed
- Choose Submit.
Monitor code violation status
Now you will assume the role of a planning or zoning administrator responsible for reviewing current open and closed violations. You are asked to use Code Violation Dashboard to monitor code violations.
- In a browser, go to the Code Violation Dashboard.
The Code Violation Dashboard opens with all code violations.
- Review the high-level metrics about code violations such as blight, illegal signs, and overgrown yards.
- Select a specific violation type and status, and optionally review by date.
- Click a specific code violation to review the violation ID, location on the premises, and property address.