Code Violation Reporting in Garland County, AR (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Garland County, Arkansas.
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Response Times
Garland County's nuisance-property complaint process runs on fixed timers under Sec. 14-74: an inspection and written first notice give the owner up to 30 days to fix the problem, a certified-mail second notice follows if it's not corrected, and an uncorrected violation is cited into district court seven days after that.
Garland County Code Complaint Response Timeline
Some RestrictionsGarland County Code § 14-74
(1)Initial inspection . The county shall physically inspect the property in question and determine the seriousness of the situation and assess if there is a violation of this article. ... Depending on the nature of the violation, and so long as there is no imminent serious danger or hazard to life or property, the county shall, in writing, give the offending party up to 30 days to remedy the vi...
Common Violations
Residents reporting a property to Garland County code enforcement are describing conditions listed in Sec. 14-72: garbage and junk accumulation, more than 30 stored tires, dumped appliances or furnishings, unprotected building materials left to deteriorate, and illegal dumping, burning or disposal of waste on unincorporated county land.
Garland County Common Code Violations List
Some RestrictionsGarland County Code § 14-72
(2)Garbage, rubbish, junk, or accumulations of materials and/or articles, whether containerized or not, that pose an unsanitary and unsightly condition or unsafe condition. ... (4)The overt storage of more than 30 tires.(5)The overt storage of any white goods and other appliances or furnishings normally utilized inside a structure or dwelling.(6)The overt storage of any unprotected building or ...
All Garland County ordinances
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