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City of Raleigh

Raleigh, NC permit monitoring

PermitChime reads City of Raleigh's published permit records and tells you when one of them changes. Everything on this page describes that source, not a plan feature.

The authority

Issuing authority
City of Raleigh · City authority
How often the source publishes
City of Raleigh publishes updates once a day.
How often PermitChime re-checks
Every 6 hours on the free plan, as often as every 4 hours on the fastest paid plan — never faster than City of Raleigh republishes.

PermitChime is not a government agency and is not affiliated with any permitting authority. The issuing authority remains the authoritative source for every permit record.

What this source covers

Covers every City of Raleigh building permit in the City's daily open-data extract — current status, application/issue/expiry dates, site address, parcel and the single total permit fee — but not plan reviews, inspection results, conditions or documents, none of which Raleigh publishes, and the extract typically runs 1-3 days behind the permit office.

Derived from what City of Raleigh actually publishes. A dash means the data is not in the source, so PermitChime cannot monitor it and does not show an empty section for it.
Record detailMonitored here
Permit statusYes
Plan reviewsNo — not published
InspectionsNo — not published
FeesYes
ConditionsNo — not published
CommentsNo — not published
DocumentsNo — not published
Address searchYes

Raleigh permit numbers

Raleigh permit numbers look like BLDR-039689-2026 or BLDNR-039401-2026. Permits filed before mid-2019 are a bare 6-digit number, e.g. 140561.

Example: BLDR-039689-2026

Monitor a Raleigh permit

PermitChime re-reads City of Raleigh's record on a schedule and tells you when something in it actually changes. You can also look a permit up right now without an account.