Food Trucks & Mobile Vendors in Coconino County, AZ (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Coconino County, Arizona.
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Food Truck Permits
Mobile food vendors working from a movable vehicle, trailer or temporary stand in unincorporated Coconino County need a Temporary Use permit and are capped at 30 days of operation per year at any one location under the Zoning Ordinance's temporary-use rules.
Coconino County Food Truck Permit Rules
Some RestrictionsCoconino County Zoning Ordinance § 3.2.B.10
10. Temporary retail food sales located in a movable vehicle or trailer, or in a temporary stand. Temporary retail food sales are restricted to not more than 30 days per year per location. Parking shall be coordinated with any existing Use to meet parking requirements. All waste shall be disposed of daily. Commissary agreements for food storage may be required.
Vending Zones
Coconino County's Zoning Ordinance keeps mobile food vending off public property: Section 3.2.C.3 bars any Temporary Use, including a food truck, from operating "in a public Right-of-Way," so trucks and trailers can only vend from a private parcel holding a valid Temporary Use permit. Signage is limited to the vehicle itself.
Coconino County Mobile Food Vending Zones
Some RestrictionsCoconino County Zoning Ordinance § 3.2.C.3, § 3.2.C.5
3. Location: No permit shall be issued for a Use the location of which is deemed to be potentially hazardous to the public. This includes, but is not limited to, heavily congested and/or trafficked areas where the use may impede or inconvenience the public and/or emergency vehicles. No use shall be permitted in a public Right-of-Way. ... 5. Signs: One freestanding or wall-mounted Sign not excee...
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