Washington · Pierce County (Tacoma) · Verified Aug 2026

Where can I find code enforcement case data for Tacoma, Washington?

The short answer

Tacoma code violation data is free on tacomaopendata-tacoma.hub.arcgis.com, the city's official open data portal, also reachable at geohub.cityoftacoma.org. The Code Violations (Tacoma) dataset covers open and closed code cases citywide, with case number, address, and parcel columns, and exports as CSV.

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How do I pull code violations records step by step?

The City of Tacoma's official open data portal hosts the Code Violations (Tacoma) dataset, covering open and closed code cases citywide.

Go to the Tacoma Open Data portal

Navigate to Tacoma Open Data (the city's GeoHub address geohub.cityoftacoma.org lands on the same site). This is the City of Tacoma's official open data portal.

Step 1: Go to the Tacoma Open Data portal — Pierce County, Washington code violations

Open the Code Violations dataset

Search for Code Violations and open the dataset named Code Violations (Tacoma), or go straight to the dataset page. It covers open and closed code cases citywide — over 23,000 records.

Step 2: Open the Code Violations dataset — Pierce County, Washington code violations

Open the data table

On the dataset page, click View data table (next to the record count) to browse the cases as a table with case number, address, and parcel columns.

Step 3: Open the data table — Pierce County, Washington code violations

Filter and sort for active cases

Click the funnel (filter) icon beside the table and filter the Case Status column to open/active statuses, then click the Open Date column header to sort with the newest cases first.

Download the list

Back on the dataset page, click Download and choose CSV to export the full case list into a spreadsheet.

Record the data

For each case, capture the case number, case type (Nuisance, Land Use, Stop Work, etc.), status, property address, parcel number, open date, and date updated. Use the parcel number on the Pierce County Assessor site to pull the owner's name and mailing address.

What property data does Pierce County publish?

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Common questions

Is Tacoma code violation data free to access?Yes. The Code Violations (Tacoma) dataset is free on Tacoma Open Data, the City of Tacoma's official open data portal at tacomaopendata-tacoma.hub.arcgis.com, and the city's GeoHub address geohub.cityoftacoma.org lands on the same site.
What information does each Tacoma code case include?Each case lists the case number, case type (Nuisance, Land Use, Stop Work, etc.), status, property address, parcel number, open date, and date updated. The dataset covers both open and closed code cases citywide.
How do I see only active cases with the newest first?Click the funnel (filter) icon beside the data table and filter the Case Status column to open or active statuses, then click the Open Date column header to sort with the newest cases first.
How do I find the owner of a property on the list?Use the parcel number on the Pierce County Assessor site to pull the owner's name and mailing address. To work the list in bulk, click Download and choose CSV to export the full case list into a spreadsheet.

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