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Pima County Jail, Arrest & Criminal Court Guide

Find Pima County Bookings, Arrest Reports, Bonds and Criminal Court Cases

A Pima County arrest can create records in several different systems. The Sheriff’s Department maintains the county jail and Sheriff-created reports, Tucson Police maintains City arrest reports, Justice and City Courts handle many limited-jurisdiction cases, and Pima County Superior Court handles felony-level proceedings and other cases within Superior Court jurisdiction.

This guide connects those systems so you can find current jail custody, identify the arresting agency, request an arrest or jail report, check initial-appearance and bond information, search the correct court, review the disposition and understand what Arizona DPS can—and cannot—provide as a statewide criminal-history record.

Search current Pima County jail custody
Decode booking, bond and court information
Route Tucson Police vs. Sheriff reports correctly
Verify Superior, Justice or City Court results
Search Pima Inmates Search Arizona Court Cases Request Sheriff Report Request Tucson Police Record
Main Jail 520-351-8111
Jail Records 520-351-8228
Sheriff Records 520-351-4650
Superior Court 520-724-4200
Editorial review August 19, 2026
Start with the record that answers your question

Pima County Arrest Information Is Split Across Jail, Police and Court Systems

A jail booking is not a conviction. The Sheriff’s inmate information answers custody questions. The court record is required to determine what charges were formally filed and how each charge was resolved.
Arrest The police or Sheriff’s agency creates the law-enforcement incident record.
Booking PCADC creates the county jail record and inmate identifiers.
Initial appearance A judge reviews release, conditions and other initial issues.
Court case The correct Superior, Justice or Municipal Court maintains filed case information.
Disposition Dismissal, plea, judgment, acquittal or sentence explains the outcome.
Presumption of innocence: Arrest, booking, warrant and charge information are not proof of guilt. Confirm the correct person and final disposition before relying on the record.

Which Pima County Office Controls the Record?

Pima County Sheriff / Jail

  • Current inmate lookup
  • Booking and housing information
  • Jail-record requests
  • Sheriff-created arrest reports
  • Bond-payment processing
  • Visitation, calls, mail and inmate money

Tucson Police / Other Agency

  • Police incident report
  • Arrest narrative
  • 911 or radio records
  • Photographs and video when releasable
  • TPD arrest-history letters
  • Agency-specific public records

Arizona Courts

  • Superior Court criminal cases
  • Pima Justice Court cases
  • Tucson City Court cases
  • Warrants and hearing entries
  • Judgments and disposition
  • Sealing or set-aside petitions
Do not assume every Pima arrest becomes a Superior Court case. Misdemeanors, traffic matters and preliminary proceedings may be handled in Justice or Municipal Court. Felony prosecutions generally move to Superior Court.

Choose Your Pima County Arrest-Record Task

Find someone in jail Use the official Sheriff’s inmate lookup and verify the person’s current housing and booking information.
Get the jail record Request booking or other jail records from the PCADC Jail Records Unit.
Get the arrest narrative Identify whether PCSD, Tucson Police or another agency made the arrest before requesting the report.
Search the court case Use Arizona Public Access, Pima Justice Court or Tucson City Court depending on jurisdiction.
Check bond or release Review the current court order and Sheriff bond-processing rules.
Review record relief Determine whether sealing, set-aside or another Arizona remedy applies.

Jump to Your Pima County Arrest Records Task

Booking documents and jail records

How to Request a Pima County Jail Record

The Jail Records Unit manages records for people incarcerated at the Pima County Adult Detention Complex on charges originating from multiple law-enforcement agencies.

Use the jail-record request—not the police-report form. Open the official Obtain Jail Report page.
Provide the inmate’s full name. Add date of birth when known.
Add the inmate name number. This helps distinguish people with similar names.
Add the booking number and housing location. These fields can speed record identification.
Narrow the date range. Specify the incarceration or document period rather than requesting “all records ever.”
Wait for records review. Release can require review by the PCADC Custodian of Records and Sheriff’s legal staff.
Jail report up to 20 pages $5
Current minimum.
Pages over 20 $0.25
Per additional page.
Photo/video/audio DVD $5
Published jail-record rate.
Large-request production $15/hr
May apply after the first hour.
Jail Records contact: Pima County Adult Detention Complex, Attn: Jail Records Requests, 1270 W. Silverlake Road, Tucson, AZ 85713. Message line: 520-351-8228.

Six Details to Match Before Identifying a Pima County Arrest

Full name Include former or alternate names.
Date of birth Use when lawfully available.
Booking number Identifies a particular intake.
Name number Important jail identifier.
Arresting agency Determines report custodian.
Court case Confirms prosecution and disposition.
Do not rely on a name alone. Same-name records are common enough that you should compare multiple official identifiers before publishing, paying money or making another consequential decision.

Pima County Booking and Court Record Decoder

Name number Local jail identifier used for inmate services, records, phone accounts and correspondence.
Booking number Identifier for a particular jail intake.
Pod / housing Current housing assignment used for visitation and mail routing.
Charge Allegation associated with arrest or custody—not a final conviction.
Initial appearance Early hearing where the defendant appears before a judicial officer.
Bond Release security ordered or authorized by the responsible court.
Case number Court identifier used to follow hearings, orders and disposition.
Disposition The case result—dismissal, plea, judgment, acquittal, sentence or another resolution.

No Pima County Arrest Result? Check These Possibilities

Booking is still being processed A recent arrest may not be immediately searchable.
The person has already been released Search the court case even when current custody no longer appears.
Name is entered differently Try aliases, former surnames, suffixes and spelling variations.
The person is at Ajo Pima County operates a second jail location in the western part of the county.
Another jurisdiction has custody Check tribal, federal, state-prison or neighboring-county custody when applicable.
No jail booking occurred A citation, summons or other noncustodial process may still create a court case.
Case is only in Justice Court Search Pima County Consolidated Justice Court.
Case is in Tucson City Court Search by defendant name, docket, citation or police report number.
Record is legally restricted Sealed, juvenile and other confidential records may not appear publicly.
When PCSD made the arrest

How to Request a Pima County Sheriff Arrest or Incident Report

The Sheriff’s Records Maintenance Unit manages public law-enforcement records created by PCSD. It does not maintain reports created by Tucson Police or another jurisdiction.

Confirm PCSD created the report. Do not use the Sheriff report form merely because the person was booked into the county jail.
Gather the case number. The Sheriff asks for the case number or incident date and location.
Open the official report request. Use Obtain Police Report.
Select the record needed. Report/crash report, photo, audio, 911 audio or body-camera/video requests are handled differently.
Add narrow incident details. Include location, date, people involved and date of birth when useful.
Allow for investigative review. Restricted or active-investigation material may be delayed, redacted or withheld.
Records Maintenance 520-351-4650
Address 1650 E. Benson Hwy
Suite C
Tucson, AZ 85714-1758
Business hours 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
Report up to 20 pages $5
Additional pages $0.25
Clearance letter $5
Body-camera/video review $46/hr
Per video hour reviewed / copy requested.
“I request the publicly releasable Pima County Sheriff’s Department arrest and incident report concerning __________, incident date __________, location __________ and case number __________. Please provide a cost estimate before processing if fees will exceed $__________.”
When Tucson Police made the arrest

Tucson Police Arrest Records and Public Report Requests

A person booked into the Pima County jail after a Tucson Police arrest may have a Sheriff jail record and a separate Tucson Police incident report. Request the incident narrative from TPD.

Open Tucson Police Public Records. Use Request Tucson Police Public Records.
Download and complete the request form. Identify the incident and records precisely.
Email or mail the completed request. TPD publishes electronic and mail submission methods.
Wait for an invoice. The City specifically says not to pay before receiving an invoice.
Order only the media you need. Police reports, digital media and video carry different prices.
TPD record Published fee Useful note
Paper police report $5 plus $0.25/page after 15 pages Useful when a paper copy is needed.
Report sent by email $5 flat Best for ordinary electronic report delivery.
Digital records on CD/DVD $25 Includes qualifying 911, radio and photograph data.
Video $44 per video hour reviewed Review/redaction workload drives cost.
TPD Records Section: 270 S. Stone Avenue, Tucson, AZ 85701-1917. Records questions: 520-791-4462.

Tucson Police arrest-history / clearance letter

TPD also offers an arrest-history or clearance letter to the person whose history is being requested or an authorized representative.

Published price $5 for three copies of the letter.
Processing guidance TPD says it makes every effort to complete requests within 15 business days.
In-person hours Monday–Friday
8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Request a Tucson Police Arrest History / Clearance Letter Review identity, notarization and authorization requirements before submitting.
Twice daily by video

Pima County Initial Appearance Schedule

PCADC inmates attend initial appearances by video rather than physically entering the courtroom for these scheduled jail sessions.

Morning video court 9:00 a.m.
Every day.
Evening video court 7:00 p.m.
Every day.
Release after court: If an inmate is ordered released during video court, processing begins after the session ends. The Sheriff warns that release may take up to five hours.
Do not promise an exact pickup time. Court completion, identification, paperwork, other holds and jail release processing can change the actual departure time.
Use the current judicial order

Pima County Bond Payment and Release Rules

Bond method Availability Important detail
Surety / currency bond through bail agent 24 hours a day Accepted at the Inmate Accounts Office window.
Cash, credit or debit at lobby kiosk 24 hours a day Main Jail Complex kiosks support qualifying transactions.
Credit/debit online or phone Electronic service TouchPay and 1-866-232-1899; service fees apply.
Cash / cashier check / money order at counter 10 a.m.–5 p.m., seven days Exact bond amount required; staff do not make change.
Typical transaction processing: The Sheriff states that most bond transactions are processed within an hour, but final inmate release can take longer.
Release blackout: The Sheriff’s current bond page says inmate releases do not occur between approximately 10:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m.
Before paying: Verify every case and hold. Paying one bond does not guarantee release if the defendant has another case, detainer, no-bond order or other release restriction.
Official Pima County Bond Instructions Confirm current methods, counter hours and release restrictions before payment.
Superior, Justice or Municipal?

Which Court Handles the Pima County Criminal Case?

Court Typical criminal role Best search
Pima County Superior Court Felony prosecutions and other Superior Court criminal proceedings. Arizona Public Access; eAccess for available documents.
Pima County Consolidated Justice Court Many misdemeanor, traffic and preliminary matters within its jurisdiction. Pima Justice Court Case Search.
Tucson City Court City misdemeanors, traffic, ordinance cases and related Tucson matters. Quick Defendant Public Search.
Other municipal courts Marana, Oro Valley, Sahuarita, South Tucson and other local matters. The specific municipal court.
One person can have several cases in several courts. Search every case number shown in the booking or paperwork instead of assuming one result represents the entire arrest.
Pima County felony and Superior Court records

How to Search Pima County Superior Court Criminal Cases

Open Arizona Public Access to Court Information. Use Arizona Case Search.
Search by case number when available. This is more precise than a common-name search.
Otherwise search by name and date of birth. Select the relevant court when the interface permits.
Match the case to the jail record. Compare filing dates, charges and known arrest information.
Review criminal minute entries. Arizona Public Access also provides participating Superior Court criminal minute-entry searches.
Use eAccess for available Superior Court documents. Pima County criminal eAccess coverage begins with cases filed on or after July 1, 2015.
Locate the disposition. Review dismissal, plea, judgment, sentencing or other final entries.
Request certified records when required. Certified records come from the Clerk of the Superior Court Legal Records Unit.
Superior Court Case Information 520-724-4200
Clerk of Court 520-724-3200
Legal Records Unit 520-724-3240
ECR Online for Parties: Parties to Pima County Superior Court cases can access qualifying filed documents through ECR Online for Parties. Copies printed there are not certified.
Arizona eAccess Purchase available Superior Court criminal documents. Pima ECR for Parties Access eligible documents when you are a party of record.
Free local limited-jurisdiction case search

How to Search Pima County Justice Court Criminal Records

Open Pima Justice Court Case Search. Use Pima County Consolidated Justice Court Case Search.
Search the defendant or case information. Compare name and other available identifiers.
Review future and completed events. Look for hearings, disposition and financial obligations.
Understand the online exclusions. The Justice Court states that felony cases, protection-order matters and juvenile criminal/traffic matters are not available through its public online search.
Purchase a court record when needed. Justice Court also provides an online records-request route for copies.
Justice Court contact: 240 N. Stone Avenue, Tucson, AZ 85701. General/interpreter line: 520-724-3171.
Tucson misdemeanors and City Court matters

How to Search Tucson City Court Criminal Cases

Tucson City Court’s public defendant search supports multiple useful identifiers, including defendant name, docket number, citation number and police report number.

Open the Quick Defendant Public Search. Use Tucson City Court Defendant Search.
Use a docket number when available. This is the most precise local search.
Otherwise use first and last name. Check all plausible matches.
Try the police report number. Tucson’s public search supports this useful bridge from the TPD incident record to the court docket.
Request court records if the case does not appear. Tucson City Court directs users to contact the court or file a court-record request.
Tucson City Court 103 E. Alameda Street
Tucson, AZ 85701
Telephone 520-791-4216
Hours Monday–Friday
8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Tucson City Court record-request fees

Service Published fee What you receive
Violation letter $17 per case file Lists incident/violation date, charges, sentence or warrant/default status and disposition.
No-record-found letter $17 Letter documenting no information found in the case management system.
Case-management printouts $17 for three files or fewer Uncertified printout package.
Certification No additional certification fee Certified-copy request still carries the $17 research/locate fee per docket.
Search the issuing court—not a random warrant site

How to Check a Pima County Arrest Warrant

The Pima County Sheriff’s FAQ directs people who suspect they have a warrant to contact the court of jurisdiction. There is no single Sheriff page that should be treated as a complete live countywide warrant database.

Identify the likely court. Superior Court, Justice Court and Tucson City Court have different jurisdiction.
Search the court case. Look for warrant, failure-to-appear or other current docket entries.
Contact that court. Verify whether the warrant remains active before taking any action.
Follow the court’s own resolution instructions. Do not assume that paying money automatically clears a criminal warrant.
Superior Court 520-724-4200
Pima Justice Court 520-724-3171
Tucson City Court 520-791-4216
Do not confront someone because of suspected warrant information. Warrant status changes and identity errors are possible. Current confirmation belongs with the issuing court and law enforcement.
Arizona statewide history has strict access rules

Can You Run an Arizona DPS Criminal-History Search on Someone?

Not as an ordinary private-person name search. Arizona DPS states that Central State Repository criminal-history records are restricted to authorized individuals and agencies.
Your own Arizona record You may use the DPS Record Review process to review the accuracy and completeness of your own criminal history.
Employment / licensing Authorized Arizona agencies can use statutory fingerprint-based background-check processes.
Local clearance DPS tells users needing a local clearance to contact the applicable local law-enforcement agency.
For your own history, request Record Review. Use the DPS Public Services Portal or Record Review Packet.
Complete fingerprints. DPS uses fingerprint-based identification for your own record review.
Submit the required packet or online process. Follow the current DPS instructions.
Review the response for accuracy. DPS says the response includes any existing Arizona criminal-history information.
Use the challenge process when information is incorrect. Do not try to correct a statewide criminal-history error only at the jail website.
DPS Central State Repository: 602-223-2000. Arizona DPS publishes an expected response within 15 days after receiving a completed Record Review Packet.
Arizona DPS Criminal History Records Review current access restrictions, fingerprint-clearance information and your own Record Review process.
Arizona A.R.S. § 13-911

How Pima County Arrest and Criminal Case Records May Be Sealed

Arizona allows eligible people to petition to seal criminal case records under A.R.S. § 13-911. Sealing is different from a set-aside, and Arizona also has a separate marijuana-expungement process.

Build the record list Gather arrest date, agency, booking location, report number and every court case number.
Check eligibility Review the offense, disposition, sentence completion and applicable statutory waiting period.
File in the correct court The required court depends on whether there was a conviction, dismissal, no filing or only an initial appearance.
Verify the order If granted, criminal-justice agencies process the sealing order subject to statutory exceptions.

Published Arizona waiting periods after completing non-monetary sentence conditions

Conviction level Waiting period Important qualification
Class 2 or 3 felony 10 years Sentence conditions and financial obligations must be completed.
Class 4, 5 or 6 felony 5 years Eligibility is still offense- and history-specific.
Class 1 misdemeanor 3 years Other statutory requirements still apply.
Class 2 or 3 misdemeanor 2 years Read A.R.S. § 13-911 before filing.
If charges were never filed: File in the court where the initial appearance occurred. If there was no initial appearance and no charges were filed, Arizona Courts directs the petition to Superior Court in the county where the arrest occurred.
Sealing does not magically erase the internet. Arizona Courts warns that copies published or distributed before the sealing order can remain accessible outside criminal-justice systems.
Arizona Sealing Forms Use the current statewide mandatory petition and instruction forms. Set Aside A set-aside is separate from sealing and changes how an eligible conviction is recorded. Where to File Use the Arizona Courts decision guidance for conviction, dismissal or no-charge situations.
County felony vs. Tucson City misdemeanor defense

Pima County Public Defender and Tucson City Public Defender

Pima County Public Defender 33 N. Stone Avenue
Suite 2100
Tucson, AZ 85701
520-724-6800
Tucson City Public Defender 103 E. Alameda
Suite 601
Tucson, AZ 85701
520-791-4857
Jurisdiction distinction: Pima County states that misdemeanor cases arising inside Tucson city limits are generally handled through the Tucson City Public Defender when appointment criteria are met, except misdemeanors tied directly to felony charges.
Pima County Legal Defender 33 N. Stone Avenue
Suite 900
Tucson, AZ 85701
520-724-5775
Pima County Attorney Criminal Division 32 N. Stone Avenue
Tucson, AZ 85701
520-724-5600
After confirming custody

Pima County Jail Visitation, Phone, Money and Mail

Video visitation

Free on-site visit One 30-minute visit per inmate per week.
Additional on-site visit $9 for an additional 30-minute visit per inmate per day when available.
Remote video $0.25 per minute, with each session lasting up to 15 minutes at a time.
Scheduling: On-site visits must be scheduled in advance; same-day walk-in visits are no longer accepted. The Jail Visits Hotline is 520-351-8114.

Inmate phone and voicemail

  • AdvancePay account is required for qualifying calls
  • Use the inmate’s 9-digit PIN derived from the name number
  • AdvancePay funding line: 800-483-8314
  • GTL voicemail line: 520-448-3426
  • Voicemail can be up to two minutes
  • Published voicemail price is $2 per message

Inmate money

Account counter Main Jail lobby
1270 W. Silverlake Road
Daily 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Important rules No personal checks or coins. Valid government-issued photo ID is required for account deposits/disbursements.

Mail

Published inmate-mail address format Inmate’s Name
Pod Location
Booking Number
P.O. Box 951
Tucson, AZ 85702
Money-order mail: When mailing an accepted money order or government check, the envelope must be marked “Inmate Trust Account.” Do not include a personal letter in the same money envelope because the Sheriff says other mail items will be returned.
E-messages: ConnectNetwork e-messages currently cost $0.25 each and allow up to 2,000 characters.

Pima County Arrest, Jail and Court Contacts

Pima County Adult Detention Complex 1270 W. Silverlake Road
Tucson, AZ 85713
520-351-8111
Pima County Sheriff’s Department 1750 E. Benson Highway
Tucson, AZ 85714
520-351-4600
Pima County Superior Court 110 W. Congress Street
Tucson, AZ 85701
520-724-4200
Tucson Police Records 270 S. Stone Avenue
Tucson, AZ 85701-1917
520-791-4462
Jail Records 520-351-8228
Sheriff Records Maintenance 520-351-4650
Superior Court Legal Records 520-724-3240
Before traveling: The jail, Sheriff’s headquarters, Sheriff’s Records Maintenance office, Tucson Police Records and Superior Court are different destinations. Confirm which office maintains the record first.

Pima County Arrest Search Problems and Practical Fixes

Problem What to do next Best source
Recent arrest is not searchable Allow time for intake and call the jail. PCADC
Person is no longer in current jail lookup Search the court case for release and later proceedings. Court
Need booking documents Use the Jail Records request with name number and booking number. Jail Records Unit
Need arrest narrative Identify whether PCSD, Tucson Police or another agency made the arrest. Arresting agency
No Superior Court case Check Justice Court or Municipal Court and allow for felony transfer/filing timing. Correct court
Possible warrant Search and contact the issuing court rather than using a commercial warrant site. Issuing court
Bond paid but person remains jailed Check other holds/cases and allow for release processing. Jail + Court
Need statewide Arizona history on another person Do not treat DPS as a public people-search; access is legally restricted. DPS guidance
Need your own Arizona criminal history Use DPS Record Review with fingerprints. Arizona DPS
Dismissed arrest remains visible Review A.R.S. § 13-911 sealing eligibility and correct filing court. Arizona Courts
Need certified court proof Contact the clerk of the court that maintains the case. Court clerk
Same-name record Match DOB, booking number, name number, agency and case number. Multiple official records
Official live actions

Pima County Arrest Records Final Action Center

Use the source that answers the specific question. Jail status, a police narrative, a court disposition and a statewide Arizona criminal-history record are not interchangeable.

Search Current Inmate Find current Pima County jail custody and inmate identifiers. Search Court Case Search participating Arizona courts by defendant or case number. Request Sheriff Report Obtain qualifying PCSD-created arrest or incident records. Review DPS Rules Understand Arizona statewide criminal-history access and your own Record Review process.
Title-specific search questions

Pima County AZ Arrest Records FAQs

1. How do I search Pima County arrest records online?

Start with the Pima County Sheriff’s inmate lookup for current jail custody. Save the inmate name number, booking number and available case information, then search Arizona Public Access, Pima Justice Court or Tucson City Court to determine what was formally filed and how the case progressed.

2. How do I find out if someone is currently in the Pima County Jail?

Use the official Pima County Sheriff Inmate Lookup. The main Pima County Adult Detention Complex is at 1270 W. Silverlake Road in Tucson, and the jail’s published main number is 520-351-8111.

3. How do I get a Pima County jail booking record?

Use the Sheriff’s Obtain Jail Report process. Provide the inmate’s full name and, when available, date of birth, name number, booking number and housing location. Current published pricing starts at $5 for a report up to 20 pages, with $0.25 charged for each additional page.

4. How do I get a Pima County Sheriff arrest report?

Use the Sheriff’s Obtain Police Report page when PCSD created the incident record. The Records Maintenance Unit is at 1650 E. Benson Highway, Suite C, Tucson, and can be reached at 520-351-4650. Reports currently start at $5.

5. How do I request a Tucson Police arrest report?

Use Tucson Police Public Records. TPD currently charges $5 for an ordinary report, plus $0.25 per page after 15 pages for paper copies, or a $5 flat fee for reports delivered by email. The Records Section can be reached at 520-791-4462.

6. When are initial appearances held for Pima County jail inmates?

The Sheriff’s current court-information page lists video initial appearances twice each day, every day, at 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. If release is ordered, jail processing can take up to five hours after the court session.

7. How do I search Pima County criminal court records?

Use Arizona Public Access for participating courts, Pima County Justice Court Case Search for qualifying Justice Court matters and Tucson City Court’s defendant search for City Court cases. Available Pima County Superior Court criminal documents filed on or after July 1, 2015 may also be available through Arizona eAccess.

8. How do I check whether I have a Pima County warrant?

The Pima County Sheriff’s FAQ directs people who suspect they have a warrant to contact the court of jurisdiction. Search the relevant Superior, Justice or Municipal Court case and confirm current warrant status with that court rather than relying on a commercial warrant website.

9. Can I run an Arizona DPS criminal-history search on another person?

Not as an ordinary private-citizen public people-search. Arizona DPS states that statewide Central State Repository criminal-history records are restricted to authorized individuals and agencies. A person may review their own Arizona criminal history through the DPS fingerprint-based Record Review process.

10. Can a Pima County arrest record be sealed?

Some Arizona arrest, charge and conviction records can qualify for sealing under A.R.S. § 13-911. Eligibility depends on the case outcome, offense, sentence completion, criminal history and applicable waiting period. If no charges were filed and there was no initial appearance, Arizona Courts directs the sealing petition to Superior Court in the county where the arrest occurred.

Official Sources and Editorial Verification

Pima County Jail Jail locations, inmate lookup route, visitation scheduling and jail-record contacts. Jail Records Booking-record fields, jail-record fees and production rules. Sheriff Records Maintenance PCSD report requests, fees and custodian information. Bond Information Bond-payment methods, hours and release-processing rules. Initial Appearance Schedule Daily 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. video-court information. Arizona Public Access State court case search and public-access limitations. Pima Justice Court Search Free limited-jurisdiction case search. Tucson City Court Search Search by docket, citation, name or police report number. Arizona DPS Criminal History Statewide criminal-history access restrictions and personal Record Review. Arizona Record Sealing A.R.S. § 13-911 eligibility framework and statewide forms.
What was reviewed: inmate lookup and detention locations, jail-record requests, Sheriff police reports, report fees, bond methods, release hours, initial appearances, visitation, phones, mail, Tucson Police records, court searches, Superior Court eAccess, warrants, Arizona DPS criminal-history rules, Public Defender routing and criminal-record sealing.

County Arrest Records is an independent informational resource. It is not affiliated with the Pima County Sheriff’s Department, Pima County Adult Detention Complex, Arizona Superior Court in Pima County, Pima County Clerk of the Superior Court, Pima County Consolidated Justice Court, Tucson City Court, Tucson Police Department, Pima County Attorney, Pima County Public Defender or Arizona Department of Public Safety.

Arrest, booking, bond, warrant, release, housing and court information can change quickly. Every person accused of a crime is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. Confirm identity using multiple identifiers and use the responsible official agency for current legal or custody status.

Editorial review completed: August 19, 2026.

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