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1. How do I report an abandoned vehicle (i.e. one that has been parked on a city street for 72 hours or more)?

Please contact the Gwinnett County Non-Emergency Police Department at 770-513-5700 for all parked or abandon vehicles on the street in the City of Peachtree Corners.

2. How do I report an observation or concern?

There are several ways to report an observation/violation:

• You can access the Fix-It app on the city's website.
• Download the Fix-It mobile app by searching for Peachtree Corners Fix-It in the App Store or Google Play Store.
• Use the city’s Corners Connect app. The free app is available for both iPhone and Android users. Search for “Corners Connect” app in the App Store (iPhone) and Play Store (Android phones). After you download the app – all you need to do is tap the “PTC Fix-It" link and follow the prompts.
• Call City Hall directly – 678-691-1200.

3. What happens when an observation or concern is reported?

Our Code Enforcement Officers will answer questions and investigate concerns from citizens on a wide variety of issues. Depending on the nature of the concern and the results of the inspection, the Officer visits the reported property and works with the property owner/resident to correct any issues found. Depending on the type/size of the violation, there may be more than one follow-up inspection required.

From the date the Notice of Violation (NOV) is issued, the owner/resident is given a specific time frame in which to correct violation(s) and come into compliance. A NOV can be verbal, a door hanger, a written notice and, at times, a phone call.

4. What should I do if I receive a notice of violation (NOV)?

Correct the violation either before or by the corrective action date given. If for any reason you are unable to come into compliance within the time frame given or have questions, please call the Code Enforcement Officer who issued the NOV to discuss the violation/resolution.

Our Code Enforcement team works with the community through communication and education with a goal of voluntary compliance - while encouraging responsible property maintenance.