The Code Enforcement Division works to keep Bellmead clean, safe, and a great place to live, work, and visit.

If you are a property owner, please help us by keeping your property free of conditions that could become a nuisance. The City of Bellmead Code of Ordinances follows State of Texas laws that define and regulate nuisances. 

We investigate and enforce:

• High grass and weeds
• Open or unsecured vacant structures
• Junked or inoperable vehicles
• Accumulation of trash, debris, or bulk waste
• Zoning and land-use violations

Report a Violation:

Use the Code Violation Report Form.

For vehicles on a public street/right-of-way, call the Bellmead Police Department at 254-799-0251.

Substandard Structures

A structure may be declared substandard if it’s unfit for human occupancy due to disrepair and hazards. After inspection, the Building Official may issue notices, citations, or recommend abatement through Municipal Court.

See Chapter 4 – Buildings & Building Regulations

Junked Motor Vehicles

A junked vehicle visible from public view is a public nuisance. Typical indicators include expired plates/inspection, being dismantled, or remaining inoperable beyond set timeframes.

See Chapter 13 – Nuisances

.On public streets/ROW: Bellmead Police • (254) 799-0251.

Litter & Open Storage

Accumulation of trash/debris and open storage of appliances, tires, auto parts, or building materials on residential property is prohibited.

Illegal Dumping

Illegal dumping harms public health and the environment. If you witness dumping, record the license plate and call Bellmead Police at (254) 799-0251.

For bulky items, schedule Wednesday pickup with Frontier Waste Solutions. The City also hosts an annual Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day.

High Grass & Weeds

Vegetation over 12 inches violates city code. Non-compliance may result in citations or city abatement with billing (and lien if unpaid). Vegetation over 48 inches may be mowed without prior notice for public safety.

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