South Carolina · Richland County (Columbia) · Verified Aug 2026

How do you find code violation leads in Columbia, South Carolina?

The short answer

Columbia code violation records are free on the City of Columbia GIS open data portal at coc-colacitygis.opendata.arcgis.com. Open the CodeViolationProperty dataset, filter to open cases, sort by opened date, and download the full list as a CSV.

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How do I pull code violations records step by step?

The City of Columbia publishes the CodeViolationProperty dataset on its official GIS open data site, covering properties with municipal code violations reported in roughly the past two months — a fresh, current list where repeat violations and unresolved cases often signal a motivated or absentee owner.

Go to the City of Columbia GIS open data portal

Navigate to coc-colacitygis.opendata.arcgis.com. This is the City of Columbia, South Carolina's official GIS open data site.

Step 1: Go to the City of Columbia GIS open data portal — Richland County, South Carolina code violations

Open the CodeViolationProperty dataset

Search the portal for CodeViolationProperty and open the dataset with that exact name. It contains properties with municipal code violations reported in roughly the past two months, so it is a fresh, current list.

Step 2: Open the CodeViolationProperty dataset — Richland County, South Carolina code violations

View the data table

Click Explore on the dataset page and turn on the Table view to see one row per violation case.

Step 3: View the data table — Richland County, South Carolina code violations

Filter and sort the cases

Use the Filter panel to set the CaseStatus column to open or active cases, and sort the OpenedDate column descending so the most recent violations appear first. The Problem column tells you what kind of violation it is — overgrowth, junk vehicles, unsafe structure, and so on.

Download the list

Use the dataset page's Download option and choose CSV to pull the full list into Excel or Google Sheets.

Record the data

For each property capture the case number (CaseNum), the violation type (Problem), the case status, the property address, and the opened date. All properties in this list are in Columbia — repeat violations and unresolved cases often signal a motivated or absentee owner.

What property data does Richland County publish?

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Common questions

Is Columbia code violation data free to access?Yes. The CodeViolationProperty dataset is free on the City of Columbia, South Carolina's official GIS open data site at coc-colacitygis.opendata.arcgis.com.
What information does each Columbia code violation record include?Each row is one violation case with the case number (CaseNum), the violation type (Problem), the case status, the property address, and the opened date. The Problem column tells you what kind of violation it is — overgrowth, junk vehicles, unsafe structure, and so on.
How do I see only the newest open violations in Columbia?Click Explore on the dataset page, turn on the Table view, use the Filter panel to set the CaseStatus column to open or active cases, and sort the OpenedDate column descending so the most recent violations appear first.
Can I download the Columbia code violation list as a spreadsheet?Yes. Use the dataset page's Download option and choose CSV to pull the full list into Excel or Google Sheets.

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