This week's code-violation brief · South Florida
Code enforcement and clerk-record signals across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and the Keys.
Brief generated Oct 14, 2026. Records refresh hourly; brief refreshes daily.
This week's shape
South Florida is heavy on open nuisance and maintenance pressure this week, but the cleaner operator signals are the vacant/abandoned properties, unsafe structure items, and a few foreclosure registry opens. Miami Beach keeps stacking the most urgent owner-call items; Broward and Palm Beach mostly add outdoor storage, overgrowth, and permit problems.
Market signals
| Signal | Total records | This brief | Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| Proactive Investigation | 6,226 | 465 | Sign in or create account |
| Code Case | 6,686 | 218 | Sign in or create account |
| Code Compliance | 6,091 | 206 | Sign in or create account |
| Municipal Code Enforcement | 5,460 | 102 | Sign in or create account |
| Request - Investigation | 1,062 | 102 | Sign in or create account |
This week we saw 588 signal-level rows across this market. Free email shows 5 ranked leads; Operator unlocks the full feed, CSV export, and live dashboard.
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What’s new in coverage
This week we got stronger coverage from Boynton Beach code cases, Deerfield Beach code cases, Pembroke Pines code cases, Miramar code cases, West Palm Beach code cases, Davie hearing-stage code enforcement, Weston code cases, Broward code cases, Tamarac code cases, Palm Beach County code cases, Parkland code cases, and Loxahatchee Groves code cases. Miami-Dade unsafe-structures hearing-stage records also added a fresh batch of high-signal items.
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