Code Enforcement - a Vital Link in Community Development

Peachtree Corners Code Enforcement is responsible for ensuring adherence with city codes and ordinances relating to the use of commercial, public and private properties within the city limits of Peachtree Corners. 

The Code Enforcement Officer investigates complaints including overgrown properties, inoperable and/or unlicensed motor vehicles, debris and litter strewn properties, unsecured vacant structures, commercial and home businesses operating without having paid the required occupational taxes, illegal signage and building permits, and other matters involving the code and ordinances of the City of Peachtree Corners, GA.

To report a violation or to register a complaint, please click HERE  or download the Peachtree Corners Fix-It app for your smartphone.

And please click on the link below for additional information. 

City of Peachtree Corners Property Maintenance Code

Walter Osorio,

Code Enforcement Officer

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The City of Peachtree Corners welcomes Don Wilkins as our newest staff member. Don is the Building Official and will supervise the Building Division of the Community Development Department.

He will supervise the construction inspection and plan review. He will also assist with guiding projects through the construction process.

Don's background spans over 20 years working for local and county building departments as both a building inspector and building plans examiner. His last position was as a Chief with the Nevada State Fire Marshal Division where he oversaw the agency's statewide fire inspection and fire plan review program.

He holds certification in multiple construction disciplines, with the highest being as both a Certified Building Official (CBO) and Master Code Professional (MCP). The status of Master Code Professional is the highest honor awarded through the International Code Council, which is the organization that promulgates the construction and fire codes used nationally.

Don also holds multiple fire certifications through both the International Code Council and the Nevada State Fire Marshal Division's Training Bureau. As a point of professional pride, Don is a Certified Fire Marshal. The Certified Fire Marshal level has only been awarded to 117 individuals nationally, with Don being one of three currently holding this certification within the State of Georgia.