Code enforcement
Report neighborhood and safety concerns

Check all violations that apply:

Zoning and development violations

A home or commercial business operating illegally
Illegally occupied recreational vehicle (RV)
Setback violations
Signs on private property
Signs illegally placed on roadside
Salvage, junk and wrecking yards
Other zoning and/or development regulation violation (describe below)

Building violations

Nuisance violations

Tall grass or weeds higher than 12 inches in the front or side yard only. Tall grass complaints are only taken from May 1 to September 30.
Junk or debris on private property. For household garbage complaints, please contact Public Health.

Vehicle violations

Inoperable or abandoned vehicles on private property. For abandoned vehicles on the public street please contact the Sheriff's Office by dialing 911 and stating that you have a non-emergency.
Vehicle parts stored outside

Environmental violations

Clearing, grading, or disturbance in or near a wetland, creek or stream
Clearing, grading, or disturbance in or near a wildlife habitat area
Erosion control problems
Stormwater
Water quality concerns

Description of alleged violation:

Brief description of where violation is located on the property (e.g.: front yard, back yard, visible from street?):

Are there any precautions advised in investigating this complaint (e.g.: dogs, aggressive owner/occupant, suspected drug activity, etc.)?

Important disclosure information:

Clark County may be required to release your name and/or information submitted in this complaint pursuant to Public Disclosure (RCW 42.56) and/or pursuant to court order.

The submittal of this public service request is subject to public disclosure according to the public records act (RCW 42.56). This means that anyone can request the release of documents containing your name and contact information. However information revealing the identity of persons who are witnesses to crimes or who files complaints with investigative agencies can be withheld from disclosure pursuant to RCW 42.56.240 if you believe the disclosure would endanger your life, physical safety or property.

Select one:

Yes, it is okay to disclose my name and contact information.

OR

No, do not disclose my name or contact information because I believe disclosure will endanger my life, physical safety, or property.