Maricopa County Superior Court. West Court Building, 3rd Floor. 111 S. 3rd Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85003 ( Map it) ***Prior to picking up a copy of the requested report in person, contact the Departmental Reports Section at 602-876-1078 to ensure the availability of its release.***.
Mail the “Public Records Request” to the Phoenix Police Department. Should the department approve the request for a police report, you will have to pay 15 cents per printed page. Phoenix Police Department Code Enforcement Unit – Public Records 1717 East Grant St. Suite 100 Phoenix, AZ 85034-3401 602-534-1127 phoenix.gov.
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Online Requests. Visit the City of Phoenix public records portal and click on “get started”. Create a City of Phoenix account or login if you already have one. Under “Records Unit” you will need to find and add one copy of the incident to your requests. If you would like copies of other things such as the body cam video or pictures from
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•If more information is needed you will be contacted through the email address you provided •Once your report has been approved you will receive the report number (i.e., 201380001234) and a copy of the report that can be printed at home •You will receive feedback from a police officer within 5 working days of filing your report
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•If more information is needed you will be contacted through the email address you provided •Once your report has been approved you will receive the report number (i.e., 201380001234) and a copy of the report that can be printed at home •You will receive feedback from a police officer within 5 working days of filing your report If you need assistance completing any of the online forms, please call our customer service line at 602-534-1127 or visit the Phoenix Police Department Public Records and Services Unit at 1717 E. Grant St., Suite 100 Phoenix, AZ 85034. Telephone and in-person appointments may be scheduled by calling 602-262-1885.
In person at the Arizona Department of Public Safety, Public Service Center, 2222 West Encanto Blvd., Phoenix, AZ 85009. Hours of operation: 8:00am – 5:00pm, Monday-Friday (closed on state holidays) Mailed to the Department of Public Safety, Attention PRU MD3240, P.O. Box 6638, Phoenix, AZ 85005-6638; Faxed to (602) 223-2945
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In person at the Arizona Department of Public Safety, Public Service Center, 2222 West Encanto Blvd., Phoenix, AZ 85009. Hours of operation: 8:00am – 5:00pm, Monday-Friday (closed on state holidays) Mailed to the Department of Public Safety, Attention PRU MD3240, P.O. Box 6638, Phoenix, AZ 85005-6638; Faxed to (602) 223-2945
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Maricopa County Superior Court. West Court Building, 3rd Floor. 111 S. 3rd Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85003 ( Map it) ***Prior to picking up a copy of the requested report in person, contact the Departmental Reports Section at 602-876-1078 to ensure the availability of its release.***.
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Online Requests. Visit the City of Phoenix public records portal and click on “get started”. Create a City of Phoenix account or login if you already have one. Under “Records Unit” you will need to find and add one copy of the incident to your requests. If you would like copies of other things such as the body cam video or pictures from
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By state law, public agencies must release public documents within a reasonable amount of time. You have a right to records, but frequently agencies, including police departments, stall when asked
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•If more information is needed you will be contacted through the email address you provided •Once your report has been approved you will receive the report number (i.e., 201380001234) and a copy of the report that can be printed at home •You will receive feedback from a police officer within 5 working days of filing your report
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If you need assistance completing any of the online forms, please call our customer service line at 602-534-1127 or visit the Phoenix Police Department Public Records and Services Unit at 1717 E. Grant St., Suite 100 Phoenix, AZ 85034. Telephone and in-person appointments may be scheduled by calling 602-262-1885.
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Mail the “Public Records Request” to the Phoenix Police Department. Should the department approve the request for a police report, you will have to pay 15 cents per printed page. Phoenix Police Department Code Enforcement Unit – Public Records 1717 East Grant St. Suite 100 Phoenix, AZ 85034-3401 602-534-1127 phoenix.gov.
By state law, public agencies must release public documents within a reasonable amount of time. You have a right to records, but frequently agencies, including police departments, stall when asked
