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Texas Code Enforcement Overview & Regulations 2026/2027 – TDLR Exam Study Guide

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Prepare for the Texas Code Enforcement Officer examination with this comprehensive overview of Texas code enforcement laws, regulations, procedures, and professional requirements. Key areas include zoning and ordinance enforcement, housing codes, nuisance violations, health ordinances, legal processes, registration requirements, and applicable Texas regulations under Occupations Code Chapter 1952 and 16 TAC Chapter 62.

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Texas Code Enforcement Overview and Regulations




Code Enforcement Inspection of premises for environmental hazards.




Code Enforcement Officer (CEO) Agent with one year or more experience.




Code Enforcement Officer in Training Agent with less than one year experience.




Citations Written notices issued by Code Enforcement Officers.




Policing Powers City's right to protect public health and safety.




Safety Risks Potential dangers faced by Code Enforcement Officers.




P.R.E.P.A.R.E.D Proactive, Responsive, Empathetic, Patient, Alert,
Ready, Educated, Disciplined.



Code Enforcement Association of Texas State association promoting CEO interests and
(CEAT) certification.



American Association of Code National leader in code enforcement education and
Enforcement (AACE) training.



International Code Council (ICC) Nationally recognized organization for code
enforcement standards.

, Texas Code Enforcement Overview and Regulations


Dillon's Rule Municipalities can only exercise granted powers.




Real Property Land and buildings attached to it.




Substantive Due Process Examination of government actions affecting rights.




Substantive Law Law defining rights, duties, and obligations.




10th Amendment Powers not granted to federal government go to states.




Mayor-Council Form Local government structure with elected mayor and
council.



Strong Mayor Mayor with more power than council members.




Weak Mayor Mayor shares power equally with council.




Commission Form Power shared equally among elected commissioners.




General Law Cities Cities with powers specifically authorized by state.

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