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Tagging and Graffiti


To report graffiti in Tucson, use the City’s 311 portal ⁠City of Tucson 311 Service Request Portal or call the Graffiti Removal hotline at (520) 792-2489 ⁠Graffiti Removal Program City of Tucson. Be prepared to provide the exact address or cross streets to generate a work order Graffiti Removal Program City of Tucson.
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Graffiti on bus stops can be reported to Sun Tran customer service at 792-9222
Graffiti out of City Limits can be reported to Pima County at 792-8224
Graffiti at ADOT property can be reported to 388-4200

When reporting graffiti for removal please provide the following information:

Address or cross streets of location with graffiti. When providing this information please indicate where graffiti is located. Example: 7575 E Speedway Bl - graffiti is on west wall, black paint; or Speedway & Kolb northeast corner on wall, red paint. If no specific information is provided a work order will not be generated.   Graffiti will only be removed from within City Limits.

The City of Tucson contracts with Graffiti Protective Coatings and for a variety of reasons can not remove ALL graffiti/tagging from everything and everywhere . . .

They do not remove graffiti from: construction sites or equipment, billboards, vehicles, construction dumpsters & containers, parks, schools, murals, interior of structures, Sun Tran property, ADOT property (ex: freeway sound walls), surfaces above two levels, private property not clearly visible by public right of way (example: interior backyard fence of private residence) and locations with no access (example: wall behind locked gates with “No Trespass” signs present.

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