Neighborhood Services helps neighborhoods deal with problems that affect their appearance, safety and desirability through code enforcement, housing programs, support for neighborhood associations and animal control services.
Oklahoma City in 1945 and today. The older core of the City, dating to World War II and before, is the focus of most Neighborhood Services programs.
The Neighborhood Programs Division works with organized neighborhood associations to identify problems and solutions that involve City services and community resources.
Mike Randall
Neighborhood
Services Director
The Code Enforcement Division enforces City ordinances dealing with housing maintenance, weed abatement, junk and debris and junk cars. To report code violations, call the Action Center at 405 297-2535 or file a complaint online.
The Housing Services Division offers loan and grant programs through Federally funded sources that provide property repairs and maintenance to homeowners who cannot otherwise afford them.
The Weed and Seed program reduces crime and improves services to neighborhoods through a US Department of Justice program.
The Animal Welfare Division addresses loose and stray animals, animal cruelty cases and related nuisances caused by irresponsible pet owners.