Report an Issue

Resources, information and numbers from the City of Tucson website, select from the dropdown menu below. If you are interested in using your cell phone to photograph and report graffiti, potholes, abandoned cars, illegal dumping, water waste and/or keep up to date on trash and recycling dates consider downloading one of the City of Tucson Phone Apps.

  • 911 for emergencies

    520-791-4444 Tucson Police Department’s non-emergency line

  • —> Crime Prevention Page

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    Lost & Found Pet Tips

    Lost Pet:
    File a lost report as soon as the pet goes missing by texting "LOST" to (833) 552-0591 to file a report about your lost pet, view animals at the shelter and get pet-finding tips.

    Found Pet:
    If you find a stray pet, please text "FOUND" to (833) 552-0591 to file a found report and get proven tips to help you find the owner.
    Please try to help the pet find its owner by knocking on doors, placing up flyers, and looking for open gates.

    Kittens: If you find kittens, please leave them alone unless they are sick, injured or in immediate danger.

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    Bee Removal – Typically the responsibility of the homeowner, but Tucson Fire Department will respond to aggressive swarms. More Info

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    Cockroach Problems

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    Animal Code Violations

  • Pothole repair, street maintenance, missing traffic signs, and obstructions.

    Street Maintenance Improvement Request Form

  • Report a water emergency: 520-791-4133

    Tucson Water Customer Service: 520-791-3242

  • City of Tucson Junk Vehicle Online Report Form - Midtown

    Complete the requested information, which will be forwarded to the police division responsible.

    Read more about ordinances and reporting on the City of Tucson page on Junk Motor Vehicle Reporting

  • Options for reporting graffiti:

    Call 520-792-2489
    E-mail graffiti@tucsonaz.gov
    Use the Online Request Form
    Download the app

    Enforcement information as well as a list of what the city will and will not remove graffiti from, from City of Tucson - Graffiti Removal Program webpage & FAQ. “City of Tucson contractors will remove graffiti on surfaces within the City right-of way, from commercial and public properties such as, power poles, exterior walls around property, etc. Commercial property owners and Homeowners are responible for removing grafitti on their buildings or areas within their property.”

    Putting graffiti on public or private property is against the law.
    If you see someone in the act of “tagging,” call 911.

  • Report shopping carts using the SeeClickFix app: https://seeclickfix.com/tucson

  • Before you report a code violation, consider sending an email to your Quad. Rep or PVNA first. PVNA aims to support those who are disabled or elderly with maintenance tasks. We have volunteers who may be able to assist.

    Code Enforcement Violation Report

  • The City of Tucson has a new Homeless Encampment Reporting Tool. Access it here: https://reportencampments.tucsonaz.gov/

    Homeless Outreach Team Tues-Fri 6 A.M.-4 P.M 520-837-7425

    Report an Encampment on Public Property (Parks, Bike Paths, etc.)

    “The City is following CDC recommendations to not disband homeless encampments on public property during the COVID-19 pandemic unless the encampment poses a safety or health risk.

    If you observe an encampment on public property, email homelessprotocol@tucsonaz.gov so a member of the City’s homeless outreach teams can survey the location, connect people experiencing homelessness to services, and address any health or safety risks at the site. “

    Find additional information on the City of Tucson website - Homelessness