Where SNITCH Files: Florida Code Violation Reporting Service Areas
SNITCH files municipal code-enforcement complaints across Florida in its own name, so your name stays off the public record. Florida SB 60 (2021) ended anonymous code complaints statewide, and under Chapter 119 a complainant’s name and address become public. SNITCH files as the complainant of record instead, and a public-records request returns SNITCH’s information, not yours.
Anonymity posture varies by jurisdiction, and SNITCH confirms the policy for your specific municipality before filing. Find your region below, then start with the address, a few photos, and a short description of the violation.
Start your filing — submit the address and photos here.
South Florida
The tri-county area: Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach. Common filings include unpermitted construction, illegal short-term rentals along the Broward beaches, and code-violating rental conditions. Cities covered include Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, West Palm Beach, and Boca Raton.
Report code violations anonymously in South Florida →
Central Florida
The I-4 corridor and surrounding counties: Orange and Lake County and the fast-growing subdivisions between them. Common filings include unpermitted construction, illegal rentals and overcrowding in the Orlando tourist corridor, and stormwater violations. Cities covered include Orlando, Kissimmee, Sanford, Lakeland, Ocala, and inland Tampa.
Report code violations anonymously in Central Florida →
North Florida and the Panhandle
The capital region and the Panhandle coast: Leon, Escambia, and Bay County. Common filings include derelict and unsafe structures, illegal rentals near campus, and post-hurricane storm-debris violations. Cities covered include Tallahassee, Pensacola, Panama City, and Gainesville.
Report code violations anonymously in North Florida and the Panhandle →
Southwest Florida
The Gulf coast canal communities: Lee and Collier County. Common filings include unpermitted seawall and lanai work, neglected absentee-owned properties, and illegal short-term rentals. Cities covered include Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Naples, Estero, and Bonita Springs.
Report code violations anonymously in Southwest Florida →
Northeast Florida and the Space Coast
The First Coast and the Space Coast: Duval, Volusia, and Brevard County. Common filings include derelict beach properties, illegal short-term rentals in Daytona and St. Augustine, and unpermitted construction. Cities covered include Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Daytona Beach, and Melbourne.
Report code violations anonymously in Northeast Florida and the Space Coast →
Not Sure Which Region Fits?
If your city isn’t listed by name, it’s likely still covered. SNITCH files statewide and confirms whether your municipality accepts an agent filing before you pay the $299 filing fee. If the condition isn’t a fileable violation, or the jurisdiction won’t take the complaint, you hear that before any charge. A real condition or nothing.
To start, send the property address, a few photos, and a short description of the violation. Get started here.