Contact Information
200 S. Spruce Street
Grand Junction, CO 81501

Mailing Address
Department 5092
P.O. Box 20,000
Grand Junction, CO 81502-5001

(970) 255-5034

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Complaint Process

Mesa County Code Compliance works to ensure all properties within unincorporated Mesa County comply with the Mesa County Land Development Code and Public Health Codes. Through a two-pronged approach of 1) working with the property owner to achieve voluntary complinace and 2) by pursuing legal action for uncorrected violations, Code Compliance works to improve the health, safety and aesthetic appearane of Mesa County.

Types of Violations that will be investigated include:
  • Construction in Setbacks
  • Home Occupations without Required Permits
  • Illegal Outdoor Storage (Junk)
  • Animals
  • Illegal Burning
  • Land Use without Required Permits
  • Signs without Required Permits
  • Inoperable/ Unlicensed Vehicles on Property
  • Multiple Dwellings
  • Nuisance Complaints
Types of Violations that WILL NOT be investigated include:
  • Weeds- Mesa County does not have a weed ordinance
  • Inoperable/ Unlicensed Vehichles in a Right-of-Way- Please contact the Sheriff's Office in unincorporated areas of Mesa County or the appropriate jurisdiction's police department if in town or city limits.


What Happens When You File A Code Compliance Compaint?

COMPLAINT SUBMITTEDDark Blue Arrow



Once you submit a complaint, a case file is opened.

  • Please note:
    • Anonymous complaints are not accepted as complaintants could be called as a witness.
    • All information provided is subject to open records requests.
    • If you feel your concern is a life safety issue, please immediately call the Mesa County Sheriff's Office.
 

 

INVESTIGATION
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A Code Compliance Officer will be assigned to the case and begin an investigation within ten (10) businessess days to determine whether or not a violation exists.

 

  
VIOLATION CONFIRMED
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If a Code Violation is confirmed, a Notice to Comply may be issued to the property owner and/or occupant, requesting that the violation be corrected.

 VIOLATION   CORRECTED 

If a Code Violation is corrected the case will be closed and a notice will be given to the complaintant and the property owner/ resident.
 

 

 

  
UNCORRECTED VIOLATIONLight Blue Arrow

If a Code Violation remains after attempts to gain voluntary compliance, cases are given a Priority Rating to determine follow-up enforcement.
   
LEGAL ACTIONRed Arrow

If the violation continues to remain uncorrected, the case may be taken to the County Attorney's Office to litigate or prosecute.