Are criminal records public in Arizona?
Yes, the Arizona Public Records Law mandates that all documents related to criminal history are in the public domain. The Arizona Department of Public Safety is the central repository for criminal records and provides statewide criminal history records to anyone that performs a criminal record search.
How do I find marriage records in Arizona?
Interested parties who wish to obtain copies of public marriage records in the state of Arizona may do so by contacting the clerk of the superior court for the county where the marriage occurred.
Can you look up people’s records?
This means that people that were arrested for a crime have the right to look them up or access them as a matter of California law. This right is provided by: the Public Records Act, and. the California Constitution.
How can you find out if someone is married in Arizona?
Contact the Clerk of the Superior Court for the county they were filed in. Marriage and divorce records filed prior to 1950 may be held by the Arizona State Archives depending on the county. Police records reside in the city or town where the offense occurred.
Is there a fee to access Coconino County Sheriff’s Office records?
A fee may apply. Please note that these links will connect you to the Flagstaff Police Department Records Unit which provides the services for processing requests, invoicing, and acceptance of payment for records of the Coconino County Sheriff’s Office.
How do I contact the Coconino County Assessor?
For additional information by tax parcel number please contact the Coconino County Assessor at 928-679-7962. For tax information please contact the Coconino County Treasurer at 928-679-8188.
How do I get a copy of a flagstaff police report?
All Public and Media Records Requests should follow the same process as citizen requests for copies of police reports. These requests should be made through the Flagstaff Police Department Records Section by completing a downloadable Public Records Request Form or Online Public Records Request. A fee may apply.
How much do official copies of documents cost in Arizona?
To comply with Arizona State Statute, official copies of documents are $1.00 per page. Our records, by statute, are indexed in alphabetical order by name (last name first NO COMMA). You will need at least one of the parties’ names and approximate date of the transaction to do a search.
