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If you would like to report a violation, request additional information on types of violations, or would like to speak to the Code Enforcement Division about a concern, please call the Code Enforcement Hotline at 949-724-6326.

Code Enforcement Officers

Susan Craft or 949-724-6427
Wendy Cunningham or 949-724-6651
Eric Gonzalez or 949-724-6431
Samantha Phillips or 949-724-6428
Nathan Lynch or 949-724-7448

Senior Office Specialist

Sari Akahi or 949-724-6482

Intern

Arthur Minter III or 949-724-6403

Code Enforcement Supervisor

Keri Bullock, Neighborhood Services Administrator 949-724-6430

To report a violation occurring after hours, please contact the non-emergency police line at 949-724-7000 while the violation is happening.

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Mayor Christina Shea and Councilmember Melissa Fox were honored for their dedicated public service during a special presentation which was held on Tuesday, November 24 in the City Council Chamber.
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Join the City of Irvine and the Irvine 2/11 Marine Adoption Committee in brightening the season for military families. The Annual Toy Drive benefits families of Irvine’s adopted 2/11 Marine Battalion. Donations can be dropped off now through December 14 at various City facilities.
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The City of Irvine seeks to honor and remember its residents who have died from COVID-19 by establishing a memorial web page and video tribute. Family members who would like their loved one included in the remembrance may submit a photo and a quote honoring the resident via a dedicated web page.
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The City of Irvine needs your feedback as we continue to identify potential locations for a pedestrian bridge over Jamboree Road in between I-405 and Barranca Parkway. Register for the Virtual Town Hall to be held December 2 at 5 p.m. to join the conversation.
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Registration for drive-up COVID-19 testing is now open to fill appointments the week of November 23.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom and the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) announced a limited Stay at Home Order requiring generally that non-essential work, movement and gatherings stop between 10 PM and 5 AM in counties in the purple tier beginning Saturday, November 21.
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On Monday, November 16, the County of Orange announced the backward movement to the more restrictive Widespread Purple Tier in the state’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy .