Services
The Code Compliance Division
offers several programs to residents in need of assistance*. Contact Code
Compliance at (480) 644-2061 for additional information.
* Eligibility
requirements may apply.
Tool
Lending Bank
The
Code Compliance Division is proud to offer tools for lending to neighborhood
groups and community organizations for group clean-up efforts.
Tools may be borrowed for free, but must be signed out to a responsible
party and returned to Code Compliance by the agreed date.
Brooms,
garden hoes, garden spades, hedge shears, loppers, rakes, shovels, weed eaters, wheelbarrows, wire brushes, etc. are available for use.
Supplies such as protective eyewear, work gloves, water coolers and
garbage bags are also available.
In
order to borrow the tools, you
must be part of a registered neighborhood or community organization and the
tools must be used for a group clean-up activity.
Contact the Code Compliance
Division at (480) 644-2061 for additional information or to make an appointment
to check out tools.
For
more information on registering your Neighborhood, contact the City of Mesa
Neighborhood Outreach Office at (480) 644-4067.
The
Alley Clean-Up Program
 The
Alley Clean-Up Program teams Code Compliance, Solid Waste and Streets
Maintenance along with the Maricopa County Adult Probation, to clean alleys selected from one of Mesa's registered neighborhoods.
Residents
in the area are contacted with door hanger notices if they are in violation two
weeks prior to the clean-up. One
week prior to the clean-up, Code Compliance Officers go door to door with an
announcement of the clean up and information about city services.
Resident participation
is encouraged in the Alley Clean-Up Program.
The
day of the clean-up, the alley is cleaned of all garbage, overgrown vegetation
and blockage. The items are hauled
to dumpsters provided by Solid Waste by a Streets Maintenance front end loader.
The
end result is a clean, accessible alley that improves neighborhood
appearance and pride and allows neighbors to meet neighbors for a good cause.
The
Code Repair Program
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Code Repair Program provides loan assistance to low-income,* owner-occupied
properties. The Housing Services
Division administers this program in conjunction with Code Compliance. Financial
assistance is in the form of a non-interest bearing loan.
A
permanent lien will be placed against the property for the loan amount exceeding five hundred dollars ($500.00). The balance of the loan shall become due and payable upon the
sale, exchange, or transfer of the property to a non-qualifying homeowner.
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Speak
to your Code Compliance Officer for referral and additional details.
*
Income guidelines apply.
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