Code Enforcement


Code Enforecement receives Group Leadership Award from the SC Litter Control Association

Code Enforcement is responsible for the enforcement of the Health and Sanitation Ordinances for the City of North Charleston. We work to educate and encourage the citizens of North Charleston to maintain a neat and clean appearance of the property where they live.

Our office can also enforce our Chapter 9 ordinances in the County areas within the cooperate limits of the City of North Charleston. This was accomplished by the mutual agreement signing by the Charleston County Council and the North Charleston City Council.

Over the years Code Enforcement has worked close with other departments to "clean the City streets". This effort is called the Neighborhood Enhancement Team, or as we call it N.E.T. This Team is made of several different City departments and other outside assistant type agencies.

For general inquiries, call (843) 740-2680.

Staff

Employee

Title

Phone

Angela McJunkin

Director

(843) 740-2670

William Taylor

Assistant Director

(843) 740-2671

Tracey Miller

Secretary

(843) 740-2680

Charlsey Caulder

Clerk

(843) 740-2672

Tammie Emanuel 

Officer

(843) 740-2678

Maggie Brock

Officer

(843) 740-2679

Charles Cook

Officer

(843) 740-2685

William Holley

Officer/Hazmat

(843) 740-2681

Jim Dixon Officer (843) 740-2675
Stacey Miller

Officer

(843) 740-2674

Celestino Maestas

Officer

(843) 740-2676

Bruce Meserve

Officer

(843) 740-2659

Robin Ortiz

Officer

(843) 740-2673

Rufus McDonald

Officer

(843) 740-2677

Ricky Badillo  Officer/Community Service (843) 740-2875

FAQs

What is considered a non-operational vehicle?
If the vehicle cannot be readily started, driven forward and backwards, then it is considered non-operational. Also the vehicle cannot be partially disassembled.

If the car doesn't have a current tag, is it considered non-operational?
No. A current tag is needed if the vehicle is driven on the streets.

Can my neighbor be made to cut their tree hanging over on my side of the fence?
No. You may cut the overhanging limbs as long as you don't kill the tree.

Does my neighbor have to replace his fence that has fallen?
No. In a residential neighborhood, fences are not required. However, he must clean up the debris.

Can we get some assistance in getting a building taken down?
Code Enforcement receives Federal Grant money for the demolition of structures. Certain qualifications must first be met. Please call Code Enforcement at 740-2672, for further information.