I read that the City adopted an ordinance, and I want to make sure I am in compliance. Can you tell me if I am in compliance or if my interpretation is correct?

You will need to reach out to the department tasked with enforcement of that ordinance to determine if you are in compliance or if your interpretation is correct. Most of your questions will either go to the Police Department or Inspections Office. If you are unsure who you should speak to, email the Law Department and we will help put you in touch with the correct person.

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1. What does the City Attorney do?
2. What doesn’t the City Attorney do?
3. I read that the City adopted an ordinance, and I want to make sure I am in compliance. Can you tell me if I am in compliance or if my interpretation is correct?
4. How do I obtain a copy of documents the city has in its files?
5. I need to file an appeal with the Sex Offender Residence Board. How do I do that?
6. Who do I call to report a potential City Code violation?
7. Can you represent me in my case?
8. I want to sue the city, how do I do that?
9. How can I get a copy of the City Code or a City ordinance?
10. Can you refer me to a private attorney?
11. I received a municipal citation, what should I do?
12. Where do I pay my parking ticket?
13. How do I contest my parking ticket?
14. What is the difference between the City Attorney and the District Attorney?
15. I am having a dispute with my neighbor. Can the Law Department give me advice or assist in getting the dispute resolved?
16. My neighbor’s tree is growing over the property line or overhanging onto my property. Can the City do anything about it, or can I cut the limbs myself?
17. My neighbor built a fence on my property. What can I do?
18. My neighbor did something to his property that causes mine to flood. What can I do?