How do you pull code violation records in Prince George's County, Maryland?
Prince George's County, Maryland publishes its Housing Inspection Violations dataset free at data.princegeorgescountymd.gov. Each record is one violation with the violation description, property address, Property ID, and inspection date, and the whole list exports to CSV for spreadsheet work.
How do I pull code violations records step by step?
Prince George's County publishes the violations its housing inspectors find, each tied to a property, on the county's official open data portal.
Go to the Prince George's County Open Data Portal
Navigate to data.princegeorgescountymd.gov. This is Prince George's County, Maryland's official open data portal.
Open the Housing Inspection Violations dataset
Search for Housing Inspection Violations and open it, or go directly to the dataset page. It lists violations found during county housing inspections, each tied to a property.
View the data table
Open the Data tab (or click Actions > Query data) to open the full table. Each row is one violation with the inspection date, violation description, and property address.
Sort by newest inspections first
Click the Inspection Date column header and choose Sort Descending so the most recently inspected properties appear at the top of the list.
Export the list
Click Export and choose CSV to download the list so you can work it in a spreadsheet or import it into your CRM.
Record the Data
For each lead, capture the Violation ID, the Violation Description, the address (Street Number + Street Name + Street Type), the City and Zip Code, the Property ID (parcel), and the Inspection Date. Use the Property ID on Maryland SDAT to find the owner's name and mailing address.
What property data does Prince George's County publish?
| Code Violations | data.princegeorgescountymd.gov · Socrata · FREE |
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