Indianapolis accepts code violation reports through RequestIndy by phone at 317-327-4622, online at requestindy.indy.gov, or via the RequestIndy mobile app. The Department of Business and Neighborhood Services handles enforcement.
The City of Indianapolis Department of Business and Neighborhood Services (BNS) handles code enforcement for property maintenance, zoning, and nuisance violations. Reports can be submitted by calling Mayor's Action Center (MAC) at 317-327-4622, online through RequestIndy at requestindy.indy.gov, or via the RequestIndy mobile app. The online system and app allow photo uploads and location tagging. Anonymous complaints are accepted. After submission, a case number is assigned for tracking through the Accela Citizen Access Portal at aca-prod.accela.com/indy. The department enforces the Revised Code of the Consolidated City and County (Title 9 - Building Regulations, Title 5 - Property Maintenance). Common reportable violations include high grass/weeds, trash accumulation, junk vehicles, unsafe structures, and unpermitted construction.
No penalty for reporting. Confirmed violations result in notices to property owners with compliance deadlines.
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