Number of new Code Compliance cases opened through March 2022
Measured by tracking the number of new Code Compliance cases opened.
Comparison of Code Compliance Cases Opened and Closed
This chart represents both the open and
closed cases for the Codes Compliance Team averaged by month and year. Tracking
this data allows us to see both the impact being made in communities as well as
how to direct resources to best serve customers. We aim to resolve compliance
issues through education and collaboration with community members.
How are we doing?
Between 7/1/16 and
12/31/16, we opened an average of 166 code cases per month. This represents an
averaged increase of 22 cases per month when compared to the previous 6 months.
Why is this important?
Residents want a
safe, healthy and sustainable community that they can be proud of.
By tracking code
compliance cases, we can monitor the impact being made as we resolve issues
surrounding graffiti, zoning violations and other public safety and aesthetics
concerns and identify areas for improvement. One of our primary objectives is to educate community members about
County codes and regulations. We work with and encourage residents to
voluntarily resolve compliance issues on their properties.
If you have a
concern regarding a code compliance issue in an unincorporated community in San
Diego County, please visit our Code Compliance webpage for more information. Code Compliance complaints can be submitted online through our website or using the new Tell Us Now mobile application.
Where are we going?
Public health and
safety are key components of thriving communities. Through tracking open code
compliance cases, we are better able to direct resources and more quickly
address compliance issues in the community.
How is this measured?
When a complaint is received, staff assemble a research packet for the supervisor's review. The complaint is reviewed and a case is opened when evidence suggests a violation exists. This measure tracks
code compliance complaints that have resulted in the opening of a case during the fiscal year.
The number of cases opened and being processed will affect overall workload and case closure rates; however, the Department of Planning & Development Services is making significant organizational changes, improving efficiency, and committed to continually improving customer service.