Violation date

Coordinated historical NYC Open Data schema family comprising Bureau of Fire Prevention Inspections (ssq6-fkht), Active Violation Orders (bi53-yph3), and Building Summary (nvgj-hbht). Anonymous SODA and CSV access support arbitrary NYC BIN, BBL, and premises-address retrieval. The modules preserve account-level latest inspection status, open violation-order codes/descriptions, and building-level sprinkler/standpipe descriptors and open-violation counts. All are frozen snapshots: the source database was decommissioned, no new data will be added, and rows were last updated on 2019-03-07. The Source must never be represented as current compliance, completed correction, current resistance, or system operability evidence.

Official City of Chicago open dataset, anonymous SODA API, and full-file download of Department of Buildings violations issued from January 1, 2006 to present. Records are updated daily and include the violation code, corresponding authority description and ordinance text, violation and status dates, inspection context, address, a property-group lot key, and coordinates. The City cautions that the records are historical and informational, may include liable and not-liable cases, do not necessarily reflect current building/property condition, and should not be used as the authoritative outstanding-enforcement record for real-estate transactions.

Official item-level SFFD violations for particular San Francisco locations. Anonymous SODA and CSV outputs include address/EAS/geolocation, violation and inspection identifiers, item code and description, violation date, corrective action, status, close date, and source/load timestamps. Missing records and closed/abated records do not establish installed protection, compliance, adequacy, or current operability.