Standard coverage · Minneapolis–Saint Paul
Minneapolis, MN permit history & home risk data
Minneapolis is covered by a live query against the city's public CCS Permits system, matched by address as you search, with an added layer of Minnesota-specific code-era risk checks.
Year built is optional, but it's what unlocks the code-era risk exam for Minneapolis addresses.
What Tarn covers in Minneapolis
Source: City of Minneapolis CCS Permits (ArcGIS REST FeatureServer), queried live
| System | Records since |
|---|---|
| Building, plumbing, mechanical, and residential permits | varies by filing |
- Pulled live from the City of Minneapolis's public permit system on every search, not a static extract — coverage reflects whatever the city has published as of your search.
- Matched by address prefix against the city's permit address field.
- Minneapolis reports also run Tarn's Minnesota Code Timeline — a set of Minnesota-specific safety-gap checks covering electrical, structural, plumbing, roofing, and HVAC systems, drawn from MN Rule 1309 and 4714 — in addition to the standard national risk dictionary applied to every city.
Minneapolis frequently asked questions
How deep is Minneapolis, MN permit data on Tarn?
Minneapolis is covered by a live query against the city's public CCS Permits system, matched by address as you search, with an added layer of Minnesota-specific code-era risk checks.
Where does Tarn's Minneapolis permit data come from?
Tarn's Minneapolis permit data comes from City of Minneapolis CCS Permits (ArcGIS REST FeatureServer), queried live.
How far back does Tarn's Minneapolis coverage go?
Coverage varies by system in Minneapolis: Building, plumbing, mechanical, and residential permits (varies by filing).
Does Tarn check code-era risks like lead paint or old wiring in Minneapolis?
Yes. When you search a Minneapolis address and enter the year it was built, Tarn checks it against national code-era risk factors — lead paint, electrical panel age and wiring type, plumbing material, and more. Minneapolis reports also run Tarn's Minnesota Code Timeline, a set of Minnesota-specific safety-gap checks covering electrical, structural, plumbing, roofing, and HVAC systems, drawn from MN Rule 1309 and 4714.
Is Tarn free to use in Minneapolis?
Yes — Tarn is free while we're building it. In exchange, we ask what wasn't useful.
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