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Petra Orta Public Safety Computer Specialist Records & Technology Operations

Telephone numbers

4/30/2009

Adult Probation	(928) 329-2210
Arizona Western College Police	(928) 344-7546
Better Business Bureau	(800) 458-5842
California Highway Patrol	(760) 572-0294
Child Protective Services	(928) 341-1159
Defensive Driving School	(800) 293-0112
Defensive Driving School (Spanish)	(800) 347-6874
Department of Public Safety	(928) 782-1679
Federal Trade Commission	(877) 438-4338
Graffiti Hot Line	(928) 329-2828
Humane Society	(928) 782-1621
Juvenile Court	(928) 314-1900
Motor Vehicle Department	(928) 317-2000
Municipal Court	(928) 373-4800
Provost Marshal Office (MCAS)	(928) 269-2205
San Luis Police Department	(928) 627-8881
Somerton Police Department	(928) 627-2011
Yuma County Attorney	(928) 817-4300
Yuma County Constable	(928) 817-4200
Yuma County Justice Court	(928) 817-4100
Yuma County Sheriff	(928) 783-4427
Yuma County Superior Court	(928) 817-4088

Please note that the following link(s) are not part of the City of Yuma official website.

Updated Storm Related Information as of August 28th: The City of Yuma continues to assess and respond to damage as a result of Thursday night’s storm: temporary shelter at the North End Community Center, power outages, "Green Waste" drop-off location, trash collection and "helpful" numbers. Continued... 8/28/2010
Updated Storm Related Information: Temporary shelter at the North End Community Center, continued travel advisories, how to report damage & a new drop-off location for "Green Waste" Continued... 8/27/2010
August 26th Storm UPDATE: Storm-related calls for service ranged from business & residential structural damages, flooding, downed trees, downed power lines, power outages, stalled vehicles and numerous alarm calls. Continued... 8/27/2010
August 26th Storm: Street Closures and Information: Power lines and poles damaged, significant roadway closures and other issues and the North End Community Center is open for evacuees. Continued... 8/27/2010

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