Tucson Mobile Home Residents Face Steep Submetered Utility Bills With Little Recourse
Residents of Tucson mobile home parks with submetered utilities faced summer bills far above normal and have few fast ways to dispute them.
Key facts
- Twin Palms resident Dyan Norfleet paid more than $900 for August, including $171 for electricity.
- Plaza Del Sol resident Liliana Salmon's Sept. 1 bill included a water charge of $2,105.05.
- Attorney General Kris Mayes issued a consumer alert in the summer of 2025 about park utility billing.
- Homeowners who rent their lots can petition the Arizona Department of Housing for $50 to reach an administrative hearing.
- Bills backed by the Arizona Association of Manufactured Home Owners to change park utility billing did not become law this year.
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Source: Another summer of surprise giant utility bills finds mobile home residents with few options — AZ Luminaria, September 29, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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