Yuma enforces abandoned vehicle regulations under ARS §28-871. Vehicles on public streets for 72+ hours may be classified as abandoned. Inoperable vehicles on private property must be stored out of sight.
Arizona law (ARS §28-871) applies in Yuma: vehicles on public streets for 72+ consecutive hours without moving may be classified as abandoned and towed. Yuma code enforcement addresses inoperable, unregistered, or significantly deteriorated vehicles on private property as property maintenance violations. Vehicles must be stored in enclosed garages or screened from public view.
Abandoned vehicles on streets face towing. Private property violations receive 30-day notice.
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