Code Compliance
Learn More About Greeley’s Municipal Code and Code Compliance.
Be a Good Neighbor, Follow the Code!
The Code Compliance Department helps keep Greeley’s neighborhoods safe, healthy, and well-maintained. Our inspectors educate residents and businesses, respond to concerns, and enforce Municipal Code standards related to private property conditions— including zoning, health and safety, sanitation, parking and vehicles, weeds and landscaping, and other environmental issues.
We prioritize education and voluntary compliance, partnering with property owners to correct issues and preserve the quality and character of our community. When necessary, formal enforcement ensures that private properties remain safe and meet minimum code requirements.
Learn more about how Code Compliance works by viewing the compliance process here, and explore the sections below for information on specific topics.
Read the full Municipal Code online for more information.
Need help?
- The City's Neighbor Labor program connects those in need with community volunteers. Apply through the city’s eTRAKiT portal at trakit.greeleygov.com/etrakit.
- Once on this page, click on 'Apply/New Permit' under Permits
- For Permit Type, select 'Neighbor Labor'
Volunteers can sign up for projects on the United Way website at volunteer.unitedway-weld.org.
Odor Hotline
You may call the Odor Hotline at 970-350-9831 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to report odor concerns. Calls are investigated by staff between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
When leaving a message, please include:
- Your name, address, and phone number
- The location where you detected the odor (if different from your address)
- A description of the odor and its intensity
- The wind direction at the time you noticed the odor
Providing complete information ensures your report can be properly investigated.
Traffic, Noise, or Animal Concerns
Call police dispatch at 970-350-9600. If this is an emergency dial 911.
Chronic Public Nuisance Properties
These are properties officially designated as Chronic Public Nuisances under the Greeley Municipal Code due to repeated or ongoing violations that affect public health, safety, or neighborhood quality. Properties remain on this list until they meet all compliance requirements and the designation is removed.
| Case # | Property Address | Owner(s) | Date Designated |
|---|---|---|---|
| PN2310-0001 | 715 20th Street, Greeley, CO | King, Verle | December 8, 2023 |
Chronic Public Nuisance Violators
These are individuals or entities legally identified as being responsible for managing or causing chronic nuisance conditions at a property. A violator designation may result in additional enforcement actions until all violations are resolved and the property meets compliance standards.
| Case # | Violator | Date Designated |
|---|---|---|
| PN2310-0001 | King, Verle | December 8, 2023 |
Looking Good in the Neighborhood
Greeley’s "Looking Good in the Neighborhood!" program celebrates residents who maintain their homes beautifully and recognizes select standout properties that exemplify excellent upkeep. This initiative focuses on appreciation rather than enforcement and aims to thank residents for their efforts and inspiring others to take pride in their community.