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City of Tucson Services
Report it to the department with the staff and authority to fix it.
When a resident sees an unsightly car or yard, the first instinct is often to call a board member. A better, faster approach is to report the issue directly to the City of Tucson department that has enforcement power and paid staff to handle it. Here's who to contact.
Code enforcement
Falling fences, junk, weeds, vegetation blocking sidewalks, signs in public rights of way, unpermitted additions, peeling paint, and vacant properties with broken doors or windows.
Report online at the Code Enforcement Violation Report form · Phone 520-791-5843
Vehicles with expired plates on the street
Cars parked on the street with expired registration.
Parkwise · 520-791-5071 · [email protected]
Inoperable vehicles on private property
Junk or non-working vehicles sitting on private lots.
Report at City Code Enforcement (same violation report form as above)
Graffiti
Tagging on public or private property is illegal — and graffiti left in place tends to attract more. If you catch someone in the act, call 911. If it's on your own property, the City may eventually require you to remove it.
Report existing graffiti · 520-792-CITY (2489)
New walls, fences, ramadas, carports & additions
New walls, fences, ramadas, carports, porches, storage sheds, garages, and room additions must first be approved by City Building Code Plan Review — and then by the Association's Architectural Committee.
Development Services · 520-791-5550 · then submit the Home Improvement Review Form
Changing your trim color
Trim color changes require Architectural Committee approval. You'll be asked for a paint chip; earth-tone colors are recommended.
Submit the Home Improvement Review Form
Potholes, street signs, streetlights & overhanging limbs
Pot holes, a missing street sign, a streetlight needing maintenance, or limbs hanging over the sidewalk.
Tucson DOT · Report a Concern · or dial 311
Abandoned shopping carts
For cart removal, call Environmental Services. You can also download the free My Waste app to report carts, learn recycling procedures, and get garbage pick-up reminders.
Environmental Services Customer Service · 520-791-3171
Barking dogs
Start by asking the owner politely — it's often the easiest fix. If that doesn't work, register a complaint with Pima Animal Care. Persistent issues can go to a Noise Complaint Specialist and the voluntary Community Mediation Program.
Pima Animal Care Enforcement · 520-724-5900 · Noise Complaint Specialist · 520-243-5910
Feral / community cats
It's best to humanely trap, spay or neuter, and release community cats where they were found. It's illegal to harm or dump an outdoor cat.
Pima Animal Care Center · 520-724-5983 · [email protected] · Humane Society of Southern Arizona · 520-881-0321