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Nuisance Code Enforcement
The City of Warrensburg has a strong commitment to improving the health, safety and aesthetics of our community. We want to work with all property owners to implement the ordinances and laws in the city. Enhancing the character of neighborhoods through strong code enforcement creates points of pride throughout Warrensburg.
If you have a group that would like to volunteer to pick up litter in Warrensburg, please call 660-747-9135 to speak to the Code Enforcement Inspector. Join us in keeping the "Burg clean!
Volunteer Clean Up Opportunities
If you have a group that would like to volunteer to pick up litter in Warrensburg, please call 660-747-9135 to speak to the Code Enforcement Inspector. Join us in keeping the "Burg clean!
Members of the Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity at the University of Central Missouri volunteer annually to help pick up trash and litter along City streets. Thank You!
Types of Violations
Violations of city ordinances that do not meet the criteria below should be reported to the Warrensburg Police Department by calling Central Dispatch, 660-747-2265.
- Tall Grass and Weeds: Grass and weeds must be maintained at a height of 12 inches or less. Fallen trees, limbs or piles of dead weeds, grass or brush are not allowed to accumulate.
- Trash and Litter: Trash must be stored in plastic or metal containers with tight fitting lids that are screened from public view. Containers and bags cannot be placed at the curb more than 12 hours before or after a scheduled collection. Yards must be kept free of loose trash and litter at all times.
- Trash Collection Service: all residences and businesses are required to retain trash service from a licensed trash collection service. Apartment buildings are required to have dumpsters with regularly scheduled collection.
- Appliances: Appliances, including abandoned appliances, are not allowed to be placed outdoors or in yards of residences, other than 12 hours before a scheduled collection.
- Upholstered Furniture: Upholstered furniture and broken furniture pieces are not allowed to become an attractive nuisance by being placed on porches, patios, or outdoors.
- Parking in the Yard: Parking a vehicle, even temporarily, in the yard between the street and the house is not allowed. Parking is allowed only on approved driveways or parking lots.
- Derelict Vehicles: Vehicles, automobile frames or parts are not allowed in the yard.
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Barbara Carroll
Director