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NEW PERMITTING SYSTEM

The County will launch Accela, a new web-based permitting application. Customers can apply for permits, make payments, and monitor the status of their project 24 hours a day, seven days a week. On Thursday May 2, 2024, at 12:00 pm Community Development Department will be migrating from our current software to the new software and will not be accepting permit applications until Monday, May 6, 2024 at 8:00 am. For Building Inspections, emergency permit situations, or any other urgent matter during this time, call (209) 468-3121 or email building@sjgov.org NOTE: Building Inspections will not be conducted or scheduled for Monday May 6th. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Building permits and building permit applications currently in our Gopost portal will be linked to our new Accela permitting platform via a PIN (personal identification number). On Monday, May 6th please request your PIN by email to building@sjgov.org or by calling (209) 468-3121. Also, on Monday May 6th a link to our new permitting software will be provided on the Community Development webpage and our Gopost log in page. Please create an account in our new Accela platform and once you are registered, create an application and choose PIN record. Use your PIN to link your existing project records.

NEW FEES ADOPTED

Beginning January 31st, 2022
New Board adopted fee schedule in effect.
See below for more detail.

San Joaquin County Code Enforcement Program
(Unincorporated areas of San Joaquin County only)

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Location 1810 E. Hazelton Avenue, Stockton 95205

Code Enforcement investigates complaints received from individual citizens, and neighborhood and community groups. Complaints investigated relate to building and land use regulations with an emphasis on ensuring that the integrity of land and building uses are maintained within neighborhoods and communities.

Most common types of enforcement activities handled by the Community Development Department:

Methods of enforcement:

The following actions do not take place until the 30-day notice procedure has been completed. This provides reasonable opportunity to comply with law and code requirements voluntarily, thus avoiding possibly costly legal actions.