SNITCH files code complaints based on information clients provide. We verify that a complaint describes a fileable violation category and that the jurisdiction will accept our filing. We do not and cannot independently confirm the underlying facts a client submits — for example, whether photographs are accurate or whether a described condition exists as represented. Clients are responsible for the truthfulness of their submissions. Knowingly submitting false information can carry civil and criminal consequences under Florida law, and that responsibility rests with the client. SNITCH assumes no liability for false, inaccurate, or misleading information a client provides.
SNITCH is not a forum for private disputes. We decline submissions that appear to arise from personal conflicts, legal disputes, retaliation, or harassment involving a property owner or occupant.
If You Are in Danger, Contact 911
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911 or your local law enforcement agency.
SNITCH facilitates the filing of non-emergency code compliance complaints only. If you are reporting a code issue through SNITCH but believe the situation involves an urgent health or safety risk — such as a gas leak, building collapse, or fire hazard — do not wait on us. Contact your local emergency services or municipal code enforcement office directly.