Code enforcement data

Columbus, OH Code Violations & Code Enforcement Records

Search, map, and filter 98,124 Columbus properties with municipal code-enforcement activity — 283,710 recorded violations, standardized into one workflow alongside 118 other U.S. markets on CodeCaseIQ.

98,124
Properties with code-enforcement history
283,710
Total recorded violations
14,238
Open / unresolved cases
2026-08-27
Latest record on file

Severity mix across Columbus

Every property is scored and banded by the volume, recency, and severity of its violations.

Severe29
High7,347
Moderate27,975
Low62,773

Common violation categories in Columbus

Housing Code Inspection · 28,592Environmental Health — Weeds · 16,370Zoning Code Inspection · 15,400Environmental Health — Weeds and Solid Waste · 14,893Environmental Health — Infestation · 3,277Vacant Structure Inspection — Emergency--Board Up · 2,960
About this data. Columbus code-enforcement records are compiled from the city's ArcGIS open-data service and normalized into CodeCaseIQ's standard schema. Records are public information; the most recent update in our dataset is dated 2026-08-27. A code violation is one property-level signal and does not indicate that an owner intends to sell. CodeCaseIQ is a private service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency.

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Columbus code-violation FAQs

Where does CodeCaseIQ get Columbus code-violation data?+

Columbus's records are compiled from the city's ArcGIS open-data service and standardized into one consistent format. All records are public information.

How many Columbus properties have code violations?+

CodeCaseIQ currently tracks 98,124 Columbus properties with a combined 283,710 recorded code-enforcement violations, including 14,238 open or unresolved cases.

How current is the Columbus data?+

The most recent Columbus record in our dataset is dated 2026-08-27. Coverage is refreshed on a rolling cadence and each record shows its own source date.

Does a code violation mean the owner wants to sell?+

No. A code violation is a single property-level signal and does not indicate that an owner is motivated to sell. Always conduct your own research and due diligence.

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