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Due to current stay at home orders, the City is limiting Code operations for three weeks. Temporary changes are;

No face-to-face contact - all communication will take place via email, text, or telephone
In-person inspections of residential and commercial properties will be suspended for 3 weeks

Code Enforcement works to preserve and enhance the qualities that make Irvine a safe, vibrant, and flourishing community. Inspectors ensure a healthy and safe environment for all residents and business owners by responding to violations of the City’s Zoning and Municipal Code ordinances.

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