The City of Ocoee has officially released its agenda for the Thursday, February 19, 2026 Code Enforcement Board meeting at 1 North Bluford Avenue. If your property address near Old Winter Garden Rd or West Orange Trail has been added to this list, the “grace period” for voluntary compliance is effectively over. At this stage, the city’s board has the authority to issue formal findings and begin the clock on daily fines that can quickly escalate to $250 or $500 per day, depending on if you are labeled a repeat offender.
Common violations popping up this February include “outside storage” and “inoperable vehicles,” which are often cited after neighbors report properties during the winter cleaning months. For many Ocoee residents, the stress of appearing before the board to testify—only to be told you have 15 days to spend thousands of dollars on repairs—is overwhelming. If you’re facing a violation for a roof that’s “uninsurable” or a structure that was built without a permit, the city’s pressure can feel like a financial trap.
This is exactly where “We Buy Houses Fast In Orlando“ can help. We specialize in taking the Ocoee code enforcement burden off your plate entirely. When we buy your house, we inherit the violations and the legal responsibility to bring the property into compliance. You don’t have to spend your Thursday evening at City Hall or hire expensive contractors to satisfy the city’s inspectors. We provide a fair cash exit, allowing you to settle the matter before the daily fines turn into a permanent lien on your title.
By selling to a local investor before the Feb 19th hearing, you can often “cure” the violation by transferring the title to a party that is prepared to fix the issues. This stops the legal process in its tracks and protects your remaining equity. We can close on your Ocoee property in as little as 7 days, giving you the cash you need to move on without the public embarrassment of a code enforcement hearing.