The Code Compliance Division of the Planning and Development Department is dedicated to protecting the public health, safety, welfare, and investment in property through effective code compliance efforts.  Code Compliance Officers respond to request for services and complaints of violations, as well as conduct pro-active patrols of the City and self-initiate compliance and enforcement actions with a determined focus on violations that jeopardize the health, safety, welfare, or investments of the citizens and property owners of Statesboro.

International Property Maintenance Code

Statesboro’s City Council voted at its regularly scheduled council meeting on March 2, 2021, to approved the International Property Maintenance Code. This is a code compliance tool that will provide more specificity to residents and code compliance officers in identifying building code violations. Now that this code has been adopted, the city’s code compliance officers will begin gradual enforcement over the next few months.

View The New Property Maintenance Code

Frequently Asked Questions

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Statesboro’s Codes are available at City Hall and anytime at Municode
If a city resident notices a violation and would like a code compliance officer to help remedy the violation, they may contact the Department of Community Development and request the assistance of a Code Compliance Officer.
The Code Compliance Officer investigates service requests from citizens on a wide variety of issues. Depending on the nature of the complaint and the results of the investigation, the officer will visit the offending property and work with the owner or resident to abate any problem. If time restraints are not met the offender will receive a summons to appear in Municipal Court.
Service Request can be made over the phone, email, or by visiting the Department of Community Development. A person may remain anonymous when filing a service request.

Make a claim or service request online