Your request has been received and has been assigned to the code enforcement division. We will send you an update when your request has been resolved. Thank you again for using Covington Connects to help to make our community a better place by notifying city staff of this issue.

It doesn’t even look like anyone lives there just like they are using it to store a bunch of cars. Isn’t there some rule about maintaining property or the storage of junk cars

Please advise status of this request. There are never any lights on at this home no one is observed on the property and the cars parked on the property never move! What is up with this eyesore and what is the city of Covington doing to solve this problem?!

Here is their reply from another complaint on the same house.

The police department is unable to enforce vehicles located on private property. This issue has been assigned to code enforcement to determine if there are nuisance vehicles being stored on the property. The City has an open code violation case (CV19-0011) for this complaint. This case is currently under investigation. Code enforcement has been in contact with the appropriate parties and are working on a plan of action for resolving the issue.

The City has an open code violation case (CV19-0011) for this issue. This case is currently under investigation. For future correspondence regarding this case, please contact the Code Enforcement Division at codecompliance@covingtonwa.gov or 253-480-2400. Please reference the case number. Thank you!