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Tucson, Arizona Municipal Code
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Tucson AZ ordinances
3000 published ordinances from the Tucson Code (General Ordinances) (2026 S-151: current through August 18, 2026). View the full index →
- 1-1 — How Code designated and cited.
- 1-2 — Definitions and rules of construction.
- 1-3 — Catchlines of sections.
- 1-4 — Effect of repealing ordinances.
- 1-5 — Severability of parts of Code.
- 1-6 — Provisions declared continuation of existing ordinances.
- 1-7 — Jurisdiction over areas owned or leased by city.
- 1-8 — General penalty; misdemeanors; civil infractions; continuing violations.
- 1-9 — Imprisonment to be in city or county jail.
- 1-10 — Labor required of prisoners; classification as regular or trusties.
- 1-11 — Persons deemed trusties.
- 1-12 — Designation of trusties; supervision of working prisoners.
- 1-13 — Credit on sentence for trusties.
- 1-14 — City not liable for acts of trusties.
- 1-15 — Escape of prisoners.
- 1-16 — Treatment of prisoners.
- 1-17 — Duty of chief of police to assure security of prisoners.
- 1-18 — Chief of police to prescribe additional prisoner regulations.
- 1-19 — Wards described.
- 1-20 — Additions to wards upon annexation.
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Source & provenance
Tucson Code (General Ordinances) (2026 S-151: current through August 18, 2026): published from the City's codifier, American Legal Publishing (codelibrary.amlegal.com).
Tucson Unified Development Code (2026 S-151: current through August 18, 2026): published from the City's codifier, American Legal Publishing (codelibrary.amlegal.com).
Charter of the City of Tucson (2026 S-151: current through August 18, 2026): published from the City's codifier, American Legal Publishing (codelibrary.amlegal.com). Machine-readable campaign JSON · Canonical page
