Every town writes its own rules, and Kingman's live in its municipal code — 17 chapters covering day-to-day questions like fences, parking, pets, permits and property upkeep. Below is the full map of what the code covers.
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- Ch AO — Adopting Ordinance
- Ch 1 — General Provisions (§ 1-1 – § 1-9)
- Ch 2 — Administration (§ 2-1 – § 2-362)
- Ch 3 — Animals (§ 3-1 – § 3-53)
- Ch 4 — Elections (§ 4-1 – § 4-9)
- Ch 5 — Buildings, Building Regulations and Codes (§ 5-1 – § 5-264)
- Ch 6 — Civil Defense and Emergency Services (§ 6-1 – § 6-33)
- Ch 7 — Offenses and Miscellaneous Provisions (§ 7-1 – § 7-409)
- Ch 8 — Taxation and Licenses (§ 8-01 – § 8-160)
- Ch 9 — Utilities (§ 9-1 – § 9-5)
- Ch 10 — Cable Communications (§ 10-1 – § 10-66)
- Ch 11 — Development Fees (§ 11-1 – § 11-16)
- Ch SR — Statutory References for Arizona Cities and Towns (§ SR-1 – § SR-13)
- Ch FR — Franchises (§ FR-1)
- Ch SC — State Code Citation Table (§ SC-1)
- Ch CT — 1966 Code Comparative Table (§ CT-1)
- Ch CCT — Code Comparative Table (§ CCT-1)