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TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) – Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is calling for sanctions against a Tucson mobile home park.
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Mayes is accusing the owners and operators of Redwood mobile home park of failing to comply with court-mandated safety testing of its electrical systems.
The attorney general filed a consumer fraud lawsuit in September 2025 accusing Redwood Thunderbird MHPS, LLC, and BoaVida Communities, LLC of failing to inform residents the electrical system was “dangerous, unreliable, and overloaded, causing frequent electrical outages during the hottest times of the year.”
In addition to the lawsuit, the court added a stipulation requiring Redwood to test the insulation of its underground electrical wires.
The Attorney General’s Office filed a request for sanctions against Redwood, arguing the Park has refused to perform the safety testing as ordered by the Court, and continues to expose its residents to hazardous conditions.
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“Families at Redwood Mobile Home Park have been forced to live in unsafe conditions while corporate landlords ignored their duty to provide habitable living conditions,” said Attorney General Mayes. “Now it appears that these same landlords are ignoring court orders entered for the safety of their residents. We are asking the court to hold them accountable for their inaction.”
The court has scheduled a hearing on the issue for August 21.
“These landlords have the right to defend the way in which they have conducted their business, but they do not have the right to violate the Court’s orders,” continued Mayes. ”They are not above the law, and my office will not allow them jeopardize the safety of their residents.”
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