AI-assisted code enforcement

Keep your city beautiful and up to code.

Code Red uses AI to turn an officer’s phone photo into a draft notice backed by your own ordinance, in minutes, for a few hundred dollars a month. Your officers review and approve every notice.

  • Your village’s own ordinances
  • A person approves every notice
  • Tamper-evident audit trail
Code enforcement officer in a black uniform smiling and giving a thumbs up (AI-generated image)
Officer reviewing a draft notice on her phone on a residential street (AI-generated image)
AI analysis
Trailer on residential lot
Likely violation · 85% confidence
Ordinance matched
Village Ord., Sec. 2(b)
Exact ordinance text attached to the draft
Officer approved
Notice ready to send

Illustrative screens · AI-generated officers (fictional people)

How it works

Snap. Spot. Source. Send. Report.

From a phone photo to an ordinance-backed draft notice, then clear reports for your council. Code Red drafts. Your officers decide.

  1. 1

    Snap

    Officer photographing a property condition with her phone (AI-generated image)
    Photo captured
    Property condition
    Time, date & GPS stamped

    The officer photographs the property condition with a phone. Time, date and GPS are stamped automatically.

  2. 2

    Spot

    Officer reviewing the AI analysis on her phone (AI-generated image)
    AI analysis
    Trailer on residential lot · 85%

    AI identifies the likely violation and shows a confidence score.

  3. 3

    Source

    Officer checking ordinance text on a tablet (AI-generated image)
    Ordinance text
    Village Ord., Sec. 2(b)
    …unlawful for any person to… park a… trailer… upon private property zoned… residential.

    Code Red pulls the exact Village ordinance text that applies.

  4. 4

    Send

    Officer approving a notice on his phone (AI-generated image)
    Approved
    Notice approved & sent

    The officer reviews, approves and sends. A person approves every notice.

  5. 5

    Report

    Violations trend Sample village · Jan–Sep, monthly 38% Open Resolved / mo 60 80 100 Jan Mar May Jul Sep 60 103 SAMPLE DATA
    Trend · YTD
    Open cases down 38%
    Open vs. resolved (sample data)

    Daily, weekly and monthly reports on trends, repeat issues and what’s improving.

A person approves every notice. Code Red drafts the notice and attaches the ordinance; your officer reviews, edits if needed, and decides. Citations are always issued by officers.

Screens are illustrative. Ordinance text shown is an example. Chart shows sample data.

Officer photographing a trailer parked on a residential street (AI-generated image) AI-generated image (fictional person)
The cost of doing nothing

When codes go unenforced, nobody’s happy.

Neighbors complain, conditions linger, and when it finally comes to a head, lawyers get involved on both sides: the city’s and the homeowner’s. Clear, consistent, documented notices keep small problems small.

Without enforcement

  • Complaints pile up at city hall
  • Notices vary from officer to officer
  • Disputes escalate, with legal costs on both sides

With Code Red

  • Every notice cites the exact ordinance
  • Same format, same process, every time
  • A documented record from photo to approval

Code Red costs a few hundred dollars a month.

For city managers & police chiefs

Less paperwork. More consistency.

Code Red handles the drafting and the record-keeping so your officers can spend their time in the field.

Saves officer time

From photo to a ready-to-review draft in minutes, instead of writing each notice from scratch.

Consistent notices

Photo, address, quoted ordinance text and penalty, in the same format every time.

A documented legal record

A tamper-evident audit trail: every photo, AI suggestion, edit and approval is time-stamped and logged, so changes show.

Easy training for new staff

The steps are the same on every case, so new and part-time staff can get up to speed quickly.

Council-ready reports

Daily, weekly and monthly reports on trends, repeat issues and what’s improving, ready to share.

Officers stay in control

AI suggests; officers decide. Nothing goes out until a person reviews and approves it.

Your code, word for word

Each draft quotes the exact wording and penalty from your village’s adopted ordinances.

Follow-up tracking Coming soon

Re-inspection reminders and case status until each case is resolved.

Exports

PDF notices and reports; case data exports as CSV or JSON.

PDFCSVJSON
Sample numbers
$41,659 saved
≈ 595 staff hours

Hours Saved counter Coming soon

See the staff time Code Red saves, in hours and dollars, ready for budget season. Figures shown are sample data for illustration, not results from a real city.

Founding Village pilot

Bring Code Red to your village.

Code Red is a few hundred dollars a month. We’re inviting a small group of villages and towns to help shape it. Ask about our founding-village pilot.

  • Your ordinances, loaded in. Notices quote your village’s own code.
  • Hands-on setup. We help your staff get started.
  • Your feedback shapes the roadmap. Tell us what your officers need next.
Officer using Code Red on her phone on a tree-lined residential street (AI-generated image)
Built in Salado, TexasFor small-town governments
Request a demo

See Code Red with your ordinances.

Tell us about your city or department and we’ll set up a short demo using your own code.

Prefer email?

Write to us at [contact email]

KAP Ventures LLC · Salado, Texas
James Philpott, President
Kathy Philpott, CFO & VP of Operations

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