Yuma's Code Compliance Division enforces property maintenance standards for residential and commercial properties. Violations include peeling paint, broken windows, trash accumulation, and overgrown vegetation. Violators receive 30 working days to correct.
Yuma's Code Enforcement Division conducts approximately 1,500 inspections per fiscal year to maintain community standards. Property blight includes peeling paint, broken windows, trash accumulation, overgrown vegetation, abandoned vehicles, graffiti, and structural disrepair. Owners receive written notice with 30 working days to correct. Re-inspections continue until resolved. After two notices, referral to City Prosecutor and Municipal Court with possible fines. Reports can be filed via Yuma Click & Fix online system, in person, by phone, or email at DCDCodeEnforcement@YumaAZ.gov.
30-day notice, re-inspection, then City Prosecutor referral with fines.
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