Have you/would you ever call your city's code enforcement?

I never have but am considering it in the coming days and want feedback. My gut instinct says it's an a-hole move and who cares, but another of me just can't get over it. Also full disclosure I'm probably not gonna do shite I'm really just venting at this point because I'm irritated.

-Our neighborhood is not in an HOA so there are no neighborhood covenants or anything at play here.
-Neighbor across and to the left of me parks in the street 24/7 despite having a garage and an empty driveway. It's annoying, but not against any rules so whatever.
-Last week they had a massive dumpster placed in the street in front of their house. A crew was out there doing some siding work for one day before the holidays and haven't been back. It's been about 5 or 6 days now.The dumpster is still there as is a shitton of materials in his yard. Key point #1: It IS against our city's municipal code of ordinances to place a dumpster on a residential street. It's black and white, plain as day. It says it must be in the driveway.
-Key point #2: in addition to the dumpster being placed taking up half the street, he has now parked his truck on the other side of his driveway from where he normally does, which is smack dab in front of my driveway. I'm a male and capable of backing up fine but my wife can't back up for shite and over the holiday we had a dozen people at our house so it was a nuisance having another vehicle directly in front of our driveway.
-There are other houses in both directions I didn't draw on the picture below. Basically you have to now drive the length of 3 or 4 houses with only 1 lane of traffic. Key point #3: the street kind of crests a bit just before you get the dumpster (approaching from the left), so you are blind to what's ahead as you get to the dumpster. The homes on the right side of the picture have to travel essentially 3/4 house lengths in the wrong lane while oncoming cars can't see them.


I know the first response is gonna be "well uuuuhhhh have you talked to him?" This fella and his wife aren't super friendly so we have only had limited interactions, but honestly think about this situation. No matter what I speak to him about he's not going to have this gigantic dumpster moved from the street into his driveway just because I said please.

So to bring it back to question in the OP...would I be a mega a-hole to call code enforcement on this? And even if I did, what would they even do? Would they truly enforce to the letter of the law and have him move the dumpster? Picture below for reference.