Executive Regulation 05-17 provides a methodology for designating certain multifamily rental housing units as "Troubled Properties" These "Troubled Properties" are subject to at least annual housing code inspections and must develop and implement a corrective action plan. This dataset provides housing code inspection results along with scores for both severity and quantity of violations. Under Chapter 29 of the Montgomery County Code, the designation of “troubled property” is required for at least one year, but such designation is not indicative of whether the code violations cited at the property have been remediated. Note that next inspection dates are subject to change. More details about Troubled Properties can be found at: https://stat.montgomerycountymd.gov/stories/s/54rw-g6jz
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Office Locations for the Housing Opportunities Commission (HOC) of Montgomery County. Source: HOC

Housing Code Enforcement data from 2013 to the present , including violations identified.
Update Frequency: Weekly

Housing Code Enforcement data from 2013 to the present , including violations identified

Housing Code Enforcement data from 2013 to the present , including violations identified.
Update Frequency : Quarterly

The Office of Consumer Protection (OCP) licenses builders or anyone acting in the capacity of a building contractor who constructs new homes in Montgomery County. This data consists of all active new home builder license holders. OCP does not license home improvement (ex. repair, remodeling, partial replacement, addition, or modernization, of existing structure) contractors; these contractors are licensed by Maryland Home Improvement Commission. The license information is deemed to be reliable, but we cannot guarantee the accuracy and completeness of the information. Any information that is shown to be inaccurate will be corrected if brought to the attention of OCP. Data Update Frequency : Daily

The Office of Consumer Protection (OCP) licenses builders or anyone acting in the capacity of a building contractor who constructs new homes in Montgomery County. This data consists of all active new home builder license holders. OCP does not license home improvement (ex. repair, remodeling, partial replacement, addition, or modernization, of existing structure) contractors; these contractors are licensed by Maryland Home Improvement Commission. The license information is deemed to be reliable, but we cannot guarantee the accuracy and completeness of the information. Any information that is shown to be inaccurate will be corrected if brought to the attention of OCP. Data Update Frequency : Daily

Housing Code Enforcement data from 2013 to the present , including violations identified

Housing code enforcement activities, including inspections and violations.