Yuba County code enforcement reports higher closures, major cleanups and partnerships
Community Development’s code enforcement office told the board it closed more cases in 2025 than it opened, reporting 632 new cases, 85 notices and orders, 51 abatements and nearly 387,000 pounds of refuse removed, and highlighted partnerships with METU, the sheriff’s office and Measure K-funded deputies.
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Jeremy Strang, code enforcement manager for Yuba County Community Development and Services, presented the department’s calendar-year-2025 report to the Board of Supervisors, saying the office closed more cases than it opened last year and highlighting enforcement, abatement and clean-up activity across the county.
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