A looming warrant feels like a shadow following you in Arizona. The Arizona MVD pulls licenses from folks who have active arrest warrants. A warrant might pop up if you missed a court date or didn’t pay a fine. Ditching court spells big trouble, as it’s a felony here. Wondering if there’s a warrant with your name on it? Check right away to dodge any unpleasant shocks.
Warrant searches and court records in Pima County
Warrant searches in Pima County begin with the http://www.azcourts.gov/. You can obtain the case status for criminal cases filed in Pima County through this online resource. Only two courts in Pima County are not included in this system; however, you can access these two courts by visiting the individual court websites (Pima Consolidated Justice Court and Pima County Superior Court). Through these sites, you can get criminal case information about active and closed cases. To obtain copies of court records, you must contact the individual court.
To search for outstanding warrants, you should contact the Sheriff’s Office for Pima County. The Sheriff’s Office is responsible for executing active warrants; therefore, you can find information about arrest records and outstanding warrants through its Records Maintenance Unit. There is a fee for searches and copies. You may also be able to get information about the county’s most wanted fugitives. You can search for current inmates by name through the Sheriff’s website.
Can you get information on recent arrests and active warrants from Pima County over the phone? (2021-data)
- When you want general information from the County police, call the dispatch phone number- (520) 351-4900.
- When you want to get a warrant search done, contact the Court’s Case Information Desk at (520) 724-4200.
- When you want to know about recent arrests, call the Pima County Detention Center- (520) 351-8111 or Ajo District Jail- (520) 387-8511.
- When you want to contact a detective who is working on your case (only for victims) – (520) 351-4600.
- When you want information on arrests and warrants from Tucson PD- (520) 791-4444.
- When you need to get in touch with Victim/Witness Services, call the Victim’s Advocate- (520) 724-5525.
- When you want to know about accessing criminal court records, contact the Clerk of Circuit Court- (520) 724-3200.
Pima County crime rates
In 2020, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department dealt with 35,380 criminal complaints. These included over 30,000 non-violent crimes and nearly 5,000 violent crimes.
The non-violent crimes category included 24125 larceny thefts, 3419 burglaries, and 2519 motor vehicle thefts. Of the reported violent offenses, 3201 were aggravated assaults, 549 were rapes, and 1157 were robberies.
Between 1999 and 2008, a crime occurred in Pima County once every 11 minutes. Over the 10-year period, approximately 472,046 crimes were committed, with about ten percent considered violent. Violent crimes increased by 17%, while overall crime rates increased by about 35%. During the 10 years, the highest yearly crime rate occurred in 2004, with over 64,000 crimes reported.