Emergencies

Please call 911 for dangerous street or pedestrian emergencies.

• Dangerous obstructions in roadways
• Traffic or pedestrian signal malfunction
• Traffic control signs missing or damaged

High priorities

For high priority items, please call (520) 791-3154 or (520) 791-3191. After normal working hours or on weekends, please telephone Communications at (520) 791-4144. Communications will then call out repair crews for high priority items.

• Traffic visibility problems resulting from trees or shrubs blocking the view of oncoming traffic
• Damaged pavement markings: Striping, Crosswalks, or Legends
• Median island problems such as overflowing water or damaged landscaping
• Flooding in washes or in roadways

Normal priorities

Normal priority items can be phoned in to (520) 791-3154, faxed to (520) 791-3189 or emailed in to our offices at TDOTSR@tucsonaz.gov

• Pothole Repairs
• Paved Surface maintenance
• Dirt road maintenance
• Street sweeping
• Removal of non-dangerous items from roadways or rights-of-way
• Alley grading
• Tree limbs overhanging to streets or sidewalks
• Trees and shrubbery in median islands
• Drainage & wash maintenance (not flooding)
• Speed humps maintenance
• Repair of missing or damaged street names signs or other informational signs (not traffic control signs)
• Reports of street light problems (not traffic signal malfunctions)

Operation Splash

Flowing washes are dangerous.

Click here for a 30 second Public Service Announcement on Operation Splash.

Chasque aquí para un 30 segundo aviso del servicio público en Operation Splash.

Tucson Clean & Beautiful

Tucson Clean & Beautiful, a nonprofit organization, conducts environmental volunteer programs in waste reduction and recycling, land stewardship, urban forestry, and beautification. Trees for Tucson is a program of Tucson Clean & Beautiful.

Tucson Clean & Beautiful coordinates the Adopt-a-Park & Public Areas volunteer program which includes Adopt-a-Street and Adopt-a-Wash projects in cooperation with the Transportation Department (Streets & Traffic Maintenance Division). Many locations within the City of Tucson are available for community group adoption. Call (520) 791-3109 or email tcb@tucsonaz.gov for more information.