Watch: Demopolis starts new code enforcement of downtown buildings
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Demopolis has started enforcing a new procedure designed to require property owners to bring buildings into compliance with city codes.
Two buildings on Washington Street have orange signs on the front indicating the clock is ticking for improvements to be made as part of Demopolis' new effort to speed up improvements of aging properties, and city leaders say three more orange signs will go up on properties as soon as next week.
Todd and Cindy talk about the procedures in this segment of the Black Belt Newscast.
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