Casa Grande, AZ

In the City of Casa Grande, Municipal Code § 6.08.110(C) makes it a Class 2 misdemeanor to hold a shooting event where a firearm is fired at a live bird or animal that has been tied…

In the City of Casa Grande, every cat over four months old must carry a city license under Casa Grande Municipal Code § 6.04.020, obtained from the city or its agents after paying the…

In the City of Casa Grande, Casa Grande Municipal Code § 6.04.040 bars owners from letting a dog run at large anywhere in the city, and requires a leash, carrier, or cage for any dog…

In the City of Casa Grande, a single-family homeowner may keep up to six fowl, but no roosters, in a backyard enclosure set back at least twenty feet from neighbors under Casa Grande…

The City of Casa Grande has no breed-specific ban; instead, Casa Grande Municipal Code § 6.08.090 lets any animal, regardless of breed, be declared a "vicious animal" after a hearing…

The City of Casa Grande has no ordinance banning ownership of exotic or wild animals outright, but Casa Grande Municipal Code § 6.08.090.D requires anyone holding an exhibition or…

In Casa Grande's General Business (B-2) Zone, an animal hospital, clinic or kennel is only a conditionally permitted use: Casa Grande Municipal Code § 17.24.120(A) requires a…

In the City of Casa Grande, keeping three or more dogs, cats or small animals over eight weeks old on one lot legally makes it a 'kennel' under the zoning code. A noncommercial kennel…

In unincorporated Pinal County's RU rural zoning districts, RU-10 down through RU-C, and in the R-43 district, a pet grooming facility cannot open by right. Development Services Code §…

Pinal County lists apiaries as a permitted commercial agricultural use, not a separately licensed activity. In the GR General Rural zone, aviaries and apiaries sit on the same…

Arizona makes it unlawful to intentionally feed or attract wildlife, except birds and tree squirrels, in Maricopa, Pima, and Pinal counties under A.R.S. 13-2927. The offense is a petty…

Casa Grande bans fireworks year-round except permissible consumer fireworks between 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. from June 24 to July 6 and December 26 to January 4, plus late-night…

Casa Grande Municipal Code § 8.08.190 bans burning, incinerating, burying, dumping, or otherwise disposing of rubbish, garbage, green waste, or waste anywhere within the City limits…

Liquefied petroleum gas storage and dispensing is only a conditionally permitted use in Casa Grande's General Business (B-2) Zone under Casa Grande Municipal Code § 17.24.120(N)…

A backyard fire for cooking, warmth, or ceremony is a permit-exempt recreational fire in Pinal County only if the fuel area is 3 feet or less in diameter and 2 feet or less high…

Casa Grande bars operating radios, stereos, loudspeakers or musical instruments in a way that disturbs a reasonable person. City Code Section 9.24.020 makes it a prima facie violation…

Casa Grande bars repairing, rebuilding or testing a motor vehicle in a residential area between 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. if it creates excessive noise, and requires every vehicle…

In the City of Casa Grande, summer construction within 500 feet of a residential zone must run between 5:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m., shifting to 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. from October 16 to…

Casa Grande exempts aircraft noise from its municipal noise chapter whenever the aircraft is operated in conformity with federal law. Section 9.24.050(4) removes any aircraft operating…

In the City of Casa Grande, Casa Grande Municipal Code § 6.08.060 makes it unlawful to harbor or keep any animal that disturbs the peace with loud noise at any hour, day or night. The…

Pinal County's noise ordinance sets nighttime sound limits by zoning district under Sec. 10-24, applying only in unincorporated areas. Residential and rural properties get stricter…

Unincorporated Pinal County caps ambient sound at the property line under a four-tier table tied to zoning, set out in County Code Section 10-24. Residential districts such as CR-1…

Pinal County exempts landscape-maintenance equipment (including leaf blowers) from the noise ordinance as long as it is properly muffled and operated per the manufacturer's specs…

In the City of Casa Grande, Municipal Code § 8.12.040(4) declares weeds, tall grass, uncultivated shrubs or growth taller than twenty-four inches a public nuisance, along with poison…

Casa Grande Municipal Code § 8.08.110.A allows residents to maintain compost piles on their own private property for fertilization purposes, and lets fertilizer material from those…

Pinal County requires no general tree-removal permit for common yard trees, but two triggers matter: a state permit, tag, and seal to move a saguaro over four feet, and a county…

The Arizona Native Plant Law protects designated cacti, trees, and other species from destruction or removal without state permits, applying universally on private and public land…

Arizona regulates groundwater use through Active Management Areas (AMAs) under the 1980 Groundwater Management Act, applying mandatory conservation requirements to municipal water…

Casa Grande bars parking a vehicle with a gross vehicle weight rating over 12,000 pounds on any street in a residentially zoned area. Section 10.08.160 allows narrow exceptions for…

Casa Grande's residential parking restriction in Section 10.08.160 also names recreational vehicles, boats, tractors, semi-trailers and towed trailers, banning them from streets in…

Casa Grande requires cars parked at a curb to sit within eighteen inches of it under Section 10.08.190, and separately bans parking that leaves less than twenty feet of roadway clear…

In the City of Casa Grande, leaving a junk motor vehicle on private property for more than five days is unlawful under Municipal Code § 8.12.180, unless it sits in an enclosed…

In the City of Casa Grande, no zoning rule forces a development to install electric-vehicle charging, but Municipal Code § 17.56.060 strongly encourages any site required to provide…

In the City of Casa Grande, driveways serving Small Residential Uses must be between twelve and thirty-six feet wide, may cover no more than fifty percent of the front-yard setback…

In the City of Casa Grande, commercial, office and industrial buildings must provide off-street truck loading berths sized to the building's floor area under Municipal Code §…

On county streets in residential areas denser than two dwelling units per acre, Pinal County caps how long an RV, boat, trailer, bus, heavy truck, or inoperable vehicle can sit: 48…

Arizona sets no statewide cap on what a private towing company can charge to remove a vehicle from private property: A.R.S. § 9-499.05(A) only lets an incorporated city or town…

In the City of Casa Grande, a short-term rental owner who racks up two or more civil violations within 24 months becomes a "habitual offender" under Casa Grande Municipal Code §…

Casa Grande bars anyone, including a booking platform, from receiving payment or a fee, directly or indirectly, for facilitating a rental where the short-term rental is operating in…

Casa Grande requires every short-term rental owner to obtain an annual permit from the city before renting out the property, and it is unlawful to advertise or rent a short-term rental…

Casa Grande does not levy its own short-term rental occupancy tax; instead it requires proof of a state transaction privilege tax license and charges a non-refundable permit fee. Every…

Casa Grande does not set a separate noise curfew for short-term rentals; instead § 5.28.050(A) requires every short-term rental to comply with all existing federal, state, and local…

Casa Grande's short-term rental suspension rule does not count ordinary vehicle parking violations toward the three-strikes threshold. Section 5.28.080(A)(1) excludes an aesthetic…

A.R.S. 9-500.39 requires Arizona short-term rental operators to maintain at least $500,000 in liability insurance or rent through a marketplace providing equivalent coverage.

A.R.S. 9-500.39 lets Arizona cities cap nightly occupancy at two adults per bedroom plus additional persons, applying uniformly to short-term rentals statewide.

In the City of Casa Grande, detached sheds and accessory structures must meet height-tiered setbacks from side and rear property lines and cannot cover more than 25% of the required…

In the City of Casa Grande, one accessory dwelling unit is a permitted use in the UR, RR, SH, R-1, R-1A, R-2, R-4 and Residential PAD zones, but its floor area is capped at 75% of the…

Casa Grande requires the owner of a short-term rental to actually live on the property if an accessory dwelling unit built on or after September 14, 2024 is being rented as the…

Under ARS 9-461.18, every Arizona municipality with more than 75,000 residents must permit at least one attached and one detached accessory dwelling unit on any lot zoned for a…

In the City of Casa Grande, every private and semi-private swimming pool must be enclosed by a five-foot wall or fence, with gates that self-close and self-latch at least four and a…

In the City of Casa Grande, plans for a private or semi-private swimming pool, along with its required safety devices, must first go to the planning department for approval before…

In the City of Casa Grande, nearly every fence needs a building permit before it goes up. The only exception is a fence on a farm related to farming; everyone else must apply for and…

In the City of Casa Grande, a fence must sit entirely on the builder's own property unless the neighbor agrees in writing to let it go up on the shared division line, so a fence…

In the City of Casa Grande, electrical and barbed wire fences are banned everywhere except the B-4, I-1 and I-2 districts, and even where link or wire fencing is allowed, it cannot…

In the City of Casa Grande, residential fences and walls top out at six feet, but front yards are limited to thirty-six inches, and corner lots must keep fences and plantings under…

In unincorporated Pinal County, retaining walls over four feet in height measured from the bottom of the footing require a building permit and plans prepared by an Arizona Registered…

In the City of Casa Grande, a permitted home occupation may increase vehicular traffic and parking at the property by no more than one additional vehicle at a time, under Casa Grande…

In the City of Casa Grande, caring for fewer than five unrelated children or adults in a private home is classified simply as 'day care,' not a regulated land use requiring a permit…

In the City of Casa Grande, operating a home-based business requires a home occupation permit under Casa Grande Municipal Code § 17.68.190 before starting work. Section 17.68.195 caps…

In the City of Casa Grande, a home occupation may display only one sign, a wall-mounted sign no larger than two square feet, under Casa Grande Municipal Code § 17.68.195(A)(8)…

Arizona lets you cook for sale in your own kitchen once you register with the Department of Health Services and hold a current food handler certificate from an accredited program…

Arizona has no home restaurant permit. There is no microenterprise home kitchen operation licence, no meal count allowance, and nothing in A.R.S. § 36-136(I)(4) that exempts a home…

In the City of Casa Grande, no one may erect, alter, repair, move, demolish or change the occupancy of any building, or install or alter its electrical, gas, mechanical or plumbing…

The City of Casa Grande enforces plumbing work under the International Plumbing Code, 2018 Edition, with local amendments adopted by Resolution No. 5170. Casa Grande Municipal Code…

Casa Grande enforces electrical work under the National Electrical Code, 2017 Edition, adopted with local amendments by Resolution No. 5170. Casa Grande Municipal Code Chapter 15.20…

In the City of Casa Grande, a day care center operating as a conditional use must meet the numeric standards the Planning Commission attaches under Casa Grande Municipal Code §…

Pinal County cannot require a fire sprinkler system in an accessory dwelling unit or force it onto a commercial building code, even though the ADU rules leave every other building…

Casa Grande bars minors under sixteen from being away from home between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m., and minors sixteen or seventeen from being out between midnight and 5:00 a.m. City…

In the City of Casa Grande, most city parks are open only from five a.m. to eleven p.m. under Municipal Code § 12.04.020, with Dave White Regional Park open from dawn to eleven p.m…

In the City of Casa Grande, Municipal Code § 13.04.420 prohibits flying unmanned aircraft systems, expressly including model aircraft and drones, within the Casa Grande airport…

Pinal County bans flying drones, and any other aircraft, inside county parks under Sec. 16-20(k). The rule also outlaws parachuting and hang gliding on park land. Drones may only…

Arizona commercial drone pilots operate under FAA Part 107 and ARS 13-3729 state rules, with cities barred from imposing separate licensing or operational regulations.

In the City of Casa Grande it is unlawful to smoke marijuana in a public place or to smoke marijuana or consume marijuana products in an open space, including any city-owned property…

Casa Grande treats a gathering of five or more people on private property that disturbs the public, through excessive noise, drinking, fighting or littering, as an unruly gathering…

Casa Grande bans possessing or drinking malt beverages in any public park or recreation area within 1,000 feet of Casa Grande Union High School, except on Saturdays, Sundays and state…

Casa Grande makes it unlawful to cross Florence Boulevard between Marshall Street and Kadota Avenue anywhere except a marked crosswalk. Section 10.08.180 sets a petty-offense fine of…

In the City of Casa Grande, skateboards and roller skates are barred from city parks except in an area the department director has specifically designated for that use, under Municipal…

Pinal County's park rules make it unlawful to publicly urinate or defecate anywhere in a county park under Sec. 16-22(3). The same section also bans disorderly or intoxicated conduct…

Casa Grande enforces the International Property Maintenance Code, 2018 Edition, with local amendments, under Municipal Code Chapter 15.28. Blighted or substandard property is a Class 2…

In the City of Casa Grande, Municipal Code § 8.12.150 bans throwing or depositing litter on any open or vacant private property regardless of ownership, and § 8.12.160 separately bars…

Anyone doing work on a public right-of-way in the City of Casa Grande must first file for a right-of-way permit under Municipal Code Section 15.32.210. The city engineer requires…

Casa Grande makes it unlawful to park any vehicle on a sidewalk, whether it runs or not, under Section 10.08.230. A vehicle left on a sidewalk more than three days is declared…

In the City of Casa Grande, Municipal Code Chapter 8.12 declares specific property conditions public nuisances, including filthy or trash covered exterior areas and unsightly…

In the City of Casa Grande, only the City or its authorized representatives may collect, haul, or dispose of residential refuse; the municipal code establishes one exclusive…

In the City of Casa Grande, Municipal Code § 8.08.190 makes it unlawful to burn, bury, dump or otherwise dispose of rubbish, garbage, green waste or other waste anywhere within the…

Casa Grande Municipal Code § 8.08.080 controls how residents and businesses handle City-issued refuse containers: garbage must be wrapped before it goes in, containers must sit where…

In the City of Casa Grande, owners of new and existing commercial and industrial facilities must purchase and maintain their own refuse containers under standards approved by the…

Casa Grande Municipal Code § 8.08.090 sets the minimum pickup schedule for the City's mandatory residential collection system: garbage-only service runs twice weekly, refuse mixed with…

Casa Grande Municipal Code § 8.08.110.A lets residents keep bulky rubbish, cardboard, wooden boxes, furniture, appliances, and green waste, separate from the regular refuse containers…

In the City of Casa Grande, green waste (brush, leaves, weeds, and yard cuttings) may be set out separately from regular refuse containers in a sack or receptacle under Casa Grande…

Arizona forbids selling plastic bottles and rigid containers unless they carry a molded resin identification code, the familiar number inside the chasing-arrows triangle. A.R.S. §…

In the City of Casa Grande, Municipal Code § 8.12.040 declares privies, vaults, cesspools, sumps and pits that are not securely protected from rodents a public nuisance, along with…

Casa Grande Municipal Code § 8.08.080.J requires anyone disposing of medical sharps at the Casa Grande Municipal Landfill, or in a container destined for the Landfill, to encapsulate…

The Casa Grande Municipal Code exempts agricultural equipment used in farming operations from the city's noise chapter entirely. Section 9.24.050(3) lifts the general noise standard in…

The City of Casa Grande's Urban Ranch (UR) Residential Zone, established under Casa Grande Municipal Code § 17.20.010, exists to protect very-low-density single-family lots that…

Casa Grande requires a permit from the police chief before holding any procession or parade, except a funeral procession. Section 10.08.120 requires the application to state the time…

In the City of Casa Grande, reserving a park or a portion of one for a gathering, selling food or beverages, amplifying sound, or holding a group larger than one hundred fifty people…

The City of Casa Grande prohibits any development inside a special flood hazard area (SFHA) unless a SFHA development permit is first obtained from the floodplain administrator under…

Casa Grande Municipal Code § 15.40.460 sets the City's freeboard standard: the 'regulatory flood elevation' is one foot above the FEMA base flood elevation. Section 15.40.750 then…

In the City of Casa Grande it is unlawful to discharge any pollutant into the municipal storm drain system or watercourses, and illicit connections to the MS4 are prohibited outright…

In the City of Casa Grande, any land-disturbing activity uncovering one acre or more, or a smaller parcel that is part of a common plan of development, needs a site development permit…

Casa Grande's Dark Sky Ordinance (Chapter 15.48) requires most outdoor light fixtures, including advertising, parking lot, and landscape lighting, to be fully or partially shielded…

Casa Grande's Dark Sky Ordinance treats billboards and other signage as regulated 'outdoor light fixtures' under Casa Grande Municipal Code § 15.48.040(E), subjecting them to the…

In the City of Casa Grande, outdoor lighting for parking areas, signs or other structures must be arranged to deflect light away from adjoining residential zones and public streets…

The City of Casa Grande does not enforce homeowners association CC&Rs. Casa Grande Municipal Code § 16.04.070(C) states the subdivision title is not intended to abrogate any easement…

Under A.R.S. § 33-1807, unpaid assessments in an Arizona planned community become an automatic lien on the lot, and the association may charge late fees and interest if the declaration…

Arizona heavily regulates HOA governance: A.R.S. § 33-1804 requires open board and member meetings (with limited executive sessions) and lets members record them, A.R.S. § 33-1812…

Arizona does not give homeowners a general right to xeriscape, gravel, or desert landscaping over an HOA's objection; that stays governed entirely by each community's own declaration…

Arizona law bars homeowners associations from banning outdoor display of eight protected flags, including the American, Arizona state, POW/MIA, Gadsden and first responder flags. Under…

Arizona law caps how much a homeowners association can fine a member and forces the board to give notice and a hearing first. A.R.S. § 33-1803 limits late charges on an unpaid penalty…

Arizona bars an association from foreclosing an assessment lien until the owner passes a dollar figure or a time period, and the trigger is not the same in every community. In a…

Arizona homeowners associations cannot block a member's right to rent unless the declaration itself prohibits it or limits rental time periods. Once a unit is rented, A.R.S. §…

In the City of Casa Grande, peddlers, solicitors, canvassers, and transient merchants must obtain a license under Chapter 5.12 of the Casa Grande Municipal Code before doing business…

In the City of Casa Grande, anyone conducting a pawnbroking business must comply with Chapter 5.08 of the Casa Grande Municipal Code. Pawnbrokers must report every pawned or purchased…

In the City of Casa Grande, secondhand dealers, junk collectors, pawnshops, and auction houses are all regulated together under Chapter 5.08 of the Casa Grande Municipal Code. A…

In the City of Casa Grande, both massage therapists and massage establishments need separate licenses under Chapter 5.20 of the Municipal Code, issued by the city clerk after a…

In the City of Casa Grande, vehicle repair services and the painting of vehicles are flatly prohibited as home occupations under Casa Grande Municipal Code § 17.68.200, regardless of…

The City of Casa Grande regulates sexually oriented businesses through Chapter 5.24, which adopts by reference the city's Adult Entertainment Ordinance (Resolution No. 2089) as the…

In the City of Casa Grande, Section 5.16.040(H) of the Municipal Code bars mobile food units from operating in single-family residential zones except for narrow carve-outs, limits them…

In the City of Casa Grande, mobile food vendors must hold a state health license, a state TPT license, a valid Pinal County health approval, a fire inspection within the last twelve…

In the City of Casa Grande, Section 5.16.040(I) confines mobile food units to a single legal parking space in the public right-of-way, caps time in that space at six hours in a…

In the City of Casa Grande's R-1 single-family zone, Table 17.20.150 sets a minimum 15-foot front yard setback (20 feet for a garage door or carport facing the street), a 5-foot…

Casa Grande Municipal Code Table 17.20.150 caps building height in the R-1 single-family zone at 28 feet, the same ceiling set for the UR and R-1a residential districts, while…

Detached accessory buildings in Pinal County's CR-2 Single Residence zone cannot cover more than one-third of the combined rear and side yard area, per Development Services Code §…

A data center is a conditionally permitted use in Casa Grande's I-1 Garden and Light Industrial Zone under Casa Grande Municipal Code § 17.32.030(G), requiring Planning Commission…

In the City of Casa Grande, camping, storing camp paraphernalia, or setting up camp facilities on any public property, including parks, streets and sidewalks, is banned outright under…

In the City of Casa Grande, the Historic Preservation Commission recommends landmark or historic-district status to the city council under Casa Grande Municipal Code § 17.62.050, and…

In the City of Casa Grande, rooftop solar collectors are exempt from the zoning code's height limits under Municipal Code § 17.52.250(A)(6), so panels and their mounting equipment do…

Arizona law bars homeowners associations from banning solar energy devices outright. A.R.S. § 33-1816 lets an association adopt only reasonable placement rules, and only if those rules…

In the City of Casa Grande, new landscaped areas cannot be finished mostly in grass. Municipal Code § 17.52.420 caps turf at forty percent of a development's irrigated landscape area…

In the City of Casa Grande, developers must plant street trees and shrubs along qualifying street frontages. Municipal Code § 17.52.510 sets the ratio at one tree and three shrubs for…

In the GR zone's cluster subdivision option, Pinal County requires developers to identify and protect "primary conservation features" on the site, a defined term that expressly names…

In the City of Casa Grande, marijuana dispensaries, cultivation and other marijuana uses must sit well clear of sensitive uses. Municipal Code § 17.52.600 sets minimum separations…

In the City of Casa Grande, a marijuana dispensary is principally permitted, not just conditionally allowed, only on medical-office or clinic-zoned property inside a defined Marijuana…

Proposition 207 and ARS Title 36 Chapter 28.2 set uniform statewide limits on adult-use cannabis home cultivation that municipalities cannot prohibit or expand.

Under Pinal County's sign code, political signs may go on private property or in county-controlled rights-of-way if erected no more than 90 days before a primary election and removed…

A freestanding sign in unincorporated Pinal County's CB-1, C-1 or O-1 zoning districts is capped at 12 feet, but PCDSC 2.145.080(A)(4) lets it rise to 30 feet if the parcel sits at an…

Electronic message signs and digital billboards are banned throughout unincorporated Pinal County except for time-and-temperature displays. Development Services Code Section…

Signs placed inside a building, including window signs meant to be seen from the street, are exempt from Pinal County's sign permit requirements under Development Services Code Section…

Pinal County's sign code exempts small signs from permits, but requires a sign permit before erecting any nonexempt sign larger than six square feet or higher than eight feet above…

Once a county road's outside edge is striped or marked as a bike lane, parking there is prohibited under Pinal County's Development Services Code, matching the state rule at A.R.S. §…

Arizona runs two separate low-speed classes and gives neither one a local street-designation scheme. A neighborhood electric vehicle, the state's version of a federal low-speed…

Pinal County's residential woodburning restrictions do not touch backyard smokers or grills: the ordinance expressly exempts fire pits, barbecue grills, and other outdoor fireplaces…

Unincorporated Pinal County exempts properly functioning heating and cooling equipment from its noise ordinance, but the exemption in County Code Section 10-27(1) only holds as long as…

Unincorporated Pinal County does not exempt bars, inns, restaurants or resorts from its noise ordinance. County Code Section 10-27(3) exempts non-amplified crowd noise from schools…

Arizona preempts most local paid leave mandates, while requiring statewide earned paid sick time under Proposition 206 and ARS 23-371.

Arizona allows permitless concealed carry for adults 21 and older, while still issuing optional CCW permits that enable reciprocity with other states.

Arizona broadly preempts cities, towns, and counties from regulating firearms, ammunition, components, and related accessories beyond state law.

Arizona permits open carry of firearms by adults 18 and older without a license in most public spaces, subject to limited location restrictions.

Arizona lets a nonprofit with federal 501(c) tax-exempt status run a raffle without a gambling license under A.R.S. Section 13-3302(B), so long as it has operated in-state for a full…

Arizona law defines "social gambling" in ARS § 13-3301(9) and excludes it from criminal liability under § 13-3302(A)(2). A private game qualifies only if no player collects more than…

Arizona legalized event wagering, commonly called sports betting, in 2021 under Arizona Revised Statutes Title 5, Chapter 11. The Department of Gaming may issue no more than ten event…

Arizona has no DUI checkpoint statute at all. The words "checkpoint" and "roadblock" appear nowhere in the Arizona Revised Statutes, so nothing in state law authorizes sobriety…

Arizona's only statute aimed at filming police, A.R.S. § 13-3732, has never taken effect. It would have made it a class 3 misdemeanor to keep video recording law enforcement activity…

Arizona does have a stop-and-identify statute, but it is a narrow one. A.R.S. § 13-2412 compels you to state your true full name only after a peace officer has lawfully detained you on…

Arizona is one of the few states whose legalisation act says in terms that lawful adult conduct "may not constitute the basis for detention, search or arrest." A.R.S. § 36-2852(A)…

Under A.R.S. § 33-1368, Arizona landlords must give a 5-day written notice for nonpayment of rent and a 10-day notice to cure for other material lease violations before filing…

A.R.S. § 33-1324 requires Arizona landlords to keep rentals fit and habitable: meeting building codes, maintaining electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling systems, and supplying…

The Arizona Residential Landlord-Tenant Act preempts the field of residential eviction grounds and procedures, preventing cities from imposing just-cause eviction requirements beyond…

Under A.R.S. § 33-1343, an Arizona landlord must give at least two days' notice of intent to enter and may enter only at reasonable times for legitimate purposes such as inspections…

A.R.S. § 33-1375 requires 30 days' written notice to end a month-to-month tenancy (10 days week-to-week). Breaking a fixed-term lease early can incur damages, though landlords must…

Arizona prohibits local rent control. State law makes rent regulation on private residential property a matter of statewide concern and preempts the field, so cities, charter cities…

Arizona has no statutory cap on how much a landlord may raise rent and no dedicated rent-increase notice statute. For a month-to-month tenancy, a rent change is implemented by serving…

Arizona caps security deposits at one and one-half month's rent. After the tenancy ends and the tenant requests it, a landlord has 14 days (excluding weekends and legal holidays) to…

Arizona's adverse possession periods are tiered: 2 years by right of possession alone (A.R.S. § 12-522), 3 years under color of title (§ 12-523), 5 years under a recorded deed with…

Arizona prohibits cities, towns, and counties from regulating or banning auxiliary containers like plastic bags, cups, and bottles under ARS 9-500.38.

Arizona preempts local bans and fees on polystyrene foam food containers as auxiliary containers under ARS 9-500.38 and ARS 11-269.16.

Arizona bans the sale or furnishing of tobacco, vapor, and alternative nicotine products to anyone under 21 under A.R.S. 13-3622. The state raised its own minimum age from 18 to 21 in…

Arizona allows a vehicle four kinds of extra forward lighting and puts a mounting-height band on each: one spot lamp, two fog lamps mounted 12 to 30 inches off the ground, two…

Arizona is one of the few states whose code names dash cam recording and permits it in so many words. A.R.S. section 28-963(A)(3) forbids recording or broadcasting video on a device…

Arizona still prohibits lane splitting as most riders picture it, but A.R.S. § 28-903(F) opens a narrow lane-filtering exception. A two-wheeled motorcycle may move between lanes to…

Arizona bans any plate cover, spray, electronic device or electrochromatic film that obscures the numbers, characters, year tabs or issuing state name "from any angle", under A.R.S. §…

A radar detector is legal in a private vehicle anywhere in Arizona. The state's vehicle equipment article, A.R.S. sections 28-921 through 28-966, names no radar detector, laser jammer…

Arizona lets you run metal studded tires anywhere in the state from October 1 to May 1, and bans them for the other five months. A.R.S. § 28-958(B)(3) also caps the hardware itself…

Arizona lets the front side windows carry film with a light transmission of thirty-three percent plus or minus three percent, so a front window measuring down to 30 percent still…