Search Coconino County DUI Records

Coconino County stretches across northern Arizona and includes some of the state's most scenic areas. The county seat is Flagstaff. DUI records in Coconino County come from several sources. The Superior Court handles felony cases while justice courts process most misdemeanor charges. The Coconino County Sheriff's Office maintains arrest records and booking information for cases that go through county facilities. Many DUI arrests in Flagstaff involve the Flagstaff Police Department, which works with the sheriff on a shared records system. You can search Coconino County DUI records through court databases and by contacting the clerk's office directly.

Coconino County Superior Court DUI Records

The Superior Court in Coconino County handles all felony DUI cases. This includes aggravated DUI charges. Third offense DUI cases within eighty-four months also go here. The court keeps records of filings, hearings, and outcomes. You can access basic case info through the statewide court system.

The Coconino County Clerk of Superior Court maintains all criminal case records including DUI matters. The office is in Flagstaff at the county courthouse. You can request copies of court documents in person or by mail. The clerk's office answers questions about case status and how to obtain records. Call them at (928) 679-7600 for help with your search.

Staff can pull specific documents if you have a case number. Without a case number, you may need to provide the defendant's name and approximate date range to help them search. Research fees may apply for complex requests that require staff time to locate records.

Arizona's statewide court portal at apps.azcourts.gov includes Coconino County cases. You can search by name or case number. The system shows case status and hearing dates. It does not show full documents, but it helps you identify cases before requesting copies from the clerk.

Coconino County Justice Courts DUI Cases

Most misdemeanor DUI cases in Coconino County go through justice court. The county has several justice court precincts that cover different areas. First and second offense DUI charges typically start in justice court. Extreme DUI charges with blood alcohol levels above 0.15 also begin here unless there are aggravating factors.

Each justice court in Coconino County maintains its own records. The Flagstaff Justice Court handles cases from the Flagstaff area. Other precincts cover Williams, Page, and the surrounding regions. Contact the specific court where the case was filed to get records. Justice court records are public unless sealed by court order.

Fees for justice court records match the statewide schedule. Copies cost fifty cents per page. Certified copies cost more. You can pay by cash, check, or card at most locations.

Coconino County Sheriff DUI Arrest Records

The Coconino County Sheriff's Office handles DUI arrests in unincorporated areas of the county. They also provide jail services for the entire county. When someone is arrested for DUI in Coconino County, the sheriff's office processes the booking. This creates an arrest record that is separate from court records.

You can learn more about the sheriff's operations and records through their official website. The site provides contact info and details about how to request records. The sheriff's office phone number is (928) 214-2530 for questions about arrest records or jail information.

Arrest records from the sheriff include booking photos and charges. They show the date and time of arrest along with bond information. These records help you understand what happened before a case went to court. The sheriff's records complement court records by showing the arrest side of a DUI case in Coconino County.

Flagstaff Police and Sheriff Consolidated Records

Coconino County has a unique setup for records. The Flagstaff Police Department and Coconino County Sheriff's Office share a consolidated records division. This means you can get records from both agencies through one office. The Consolidated Records Division handles requests for police reports and arrest records from both the city and county level.

This shared system makes it easier to find DUI records in the Flagstaff area. You do not have to figure out which agency made the arrest. Submit one request and staff will pull records from whichever agency was involved. The consolidated office handles DUI arrest reports, incident reports, and related documents from both Flagstaff Police and the Coconino County Sheriff.

To request records, you can visit in person or submit a request online. The office can tell you what records exist for a specific incident. Fees depend on the type of record and number of pages.

Arizona DUI Laws in Coconino County

Coconino County follows Arizona state law for all DUI matters. Under A.R.S. 28-1381, driving with a blood alcohol level of 0.08 or higher is illegal. You can also be charged if impaired to the slightest degree, even with a lower BAC. This standard applies across all Arizona counties including Coconino.

Extreme DUI charges apply when BAC reaches 0.15 or higher. These cases carry harsher penalties. Super extreme DUI involves BAC of 0.20 or more. Both are misdemeanors handled in justice court unless there are aggravating factors.

Aggravated DUI under A.R.S. 28-1383 is a felony. It applies to third offenses within eighty-four months, DUI with a suspended license, or DUI with a child in the vehicle. Aggravated DUI cases go to Superior Court in Flagstaff. These felony records appear in the Superior Court system rather than justice court.

Note: Arizona does not expunge DUI convictions, but you may be able to seal records under certain conditions per A.R.S. 13-911.

How to Get Coconino County DUI Records

Getting DUI records in Coconino County depends on what you need. Court records come from the clerk. Arrest records come from the sheriff or police. Each has its own process.

For court records, contact the Coconino County Clerk of Superior Court at (928) 679-7600. Provide the case number if you have it. If not, give the defendant's name and approximate date. Staff will search their system and let you know what exists. You can request copies in person, by mail, or through Arizona's public records process. Copies cost fifty cents per page. Certified copies cost thirty-five dollars per document. The clerk's office is at 200 North San Francisco Street in Flagstaff.

For arrest records, contact the consolidated records division. They handle records from both Flagstaff Police and the Coconino County Sheriff. You can reach them through the city of Flagstaff website or by calling the sheriff's main number. Provide as much detail as possible about the incident you are researching. Staff will search both agency databases.

Coconino County DUI Record Fees

Fees for DUI records in Coconino County follow standard schedules. Court records and arrest records have separate fee structures.

Court record copies cost fifty cents per page at both Superior Court and justice courts. This covers standard photocopies of case documents. If you need a certified copy with an official court seal, the fee is thirty-five dollars per document. Certification is often required for legal proceedings or official purposes. Research fees may apply if you ask staff to search for records without a case number or specific identifying information.

Arrest records from the sheriff's office or police have their own fees. These vary based on the type of record. Incident reports and arrest reports typically cost between five and fifteen dollars. The consolidated records division can tell you exact fees when you submit your request.

Cities in Coconino County

Coconino County includes Flagstaff, the largest city and county seat. Flagstaff has its own municipal court that handles city-level DUI cases. Other communities in the county include Williams, Page, Sedona (partly in Coconino), and Tusayan near the Grand Canyon.

For DUI cases in Flagstaff city limits, the Flagstaff Municipal Court may have jurisdiction over misdemeanor charges. Check both city and county court systems when searching for records from the Flagstaff area.

Nearby Arizona Counties

DUI cases near county borders may end up in neighboring county courts. If you cannot find records in Coconino County, check these areas as well.