Ensures compliance with Phoenix codes and ordinances including the Neighborhood Preservation Ordinance, the Zoning Ordinance, Mobile Vending regulations, and portions of the Animal Ordinance. Investigates complaints about street vendors and neighborhood blight.

Phoenix Neighborhood Code Compliance | Phoenix Neighborhood Code Compliance

Programs that seek to improve a neighborhood's physical, economic, and social conditions to enhance the overall quality of life and economic opportunities for neighborhood residents. Neighborhood revitalization includes a range of initiatives that target multiple, but complementary, development goals including business development, infrastructure improvements, workforce training, facade improvements, amenity development and property reuse. Critical to this process is the revitalization of commercial areas because it creates jobs for local residents, provides goods and services to the local market (thereby keeping local dollars in the community) and improves the overall image of the neighborhood by signaling that business can succeed there.

Neighborhood Revitalization

Programs that accept and, where possible, attempt to resolve complaints about the activities and business practices of vendors who have booths, pushcarts or other venues for selling their wares in designated public places.

Street Vendor Complaints

Programs that provide a hotline, website or other mechanisms that people can use to report accumulations of garbage, castoff materials, junk cars, tall grass, dilapidated buildings or other conditions on public or private property that violate local anti-blight ordinances and impact community health and safety.