Search Apache County 72 Hour Booking Records

Apache County 72 hour booking records are available through the CitizenRIMS online portal. This is one of the few Arizona counties that still offers full online inmate search after the 2024 court ruling. Apache County is in the northeast corner of Arizona, covering St. Johns and parts of the Navajo Nation. The county has a small population but maintains modern booking record access. This page shows you how to use the CitizenRIMS system and contact the Apache County jail.

Apache County CitizenRIMS Inmate Portal

The Apache County CitizenRIMS portal provides online access to current inmate information. You can search by name to find recent 72 hour bookings. The system shows inmates currently in custody with their booking details and charges. This is a free public tool that does not require registration.

CitizenRIMS is the records management system used by Apache County. The public portal gives outside access to booking data. Enter a name and the system returns matching inmates. Results include booking dates, charges, and bond information when available.

Apache County is one of the smaller counties in Arizona. The jail processes fewer bookings than larger counties. But the online system works the same way. Recent 72 hour booking activity appears in the search results alongside longer-term inmates.

Apache County Sheriff Contact

The Apache County Sheriff main page has contact information and general department details. For 72 hour booking questions by phone, call (928) 337-4321. The toll-free number is 1-800-352-1850. The office address is 370 S. Washington in St Johns, AZ 85936.

Office hours are Monday through Thursday, 6:30 AM to 5:30 PM. The county uses a four-day work week. The office is closed Friday through Sunday. For urgent inmate inquiries outside business hours, the jail still processes bookings around the clock. Use the main phone line and follow prompts for jail information.

Securus Technologies handles inmate communications. CrimeGraphics provides crime mapping data for the area. These third-party services work alongside the sheriff's office to provide public information and inmate services.

Apache County and Tribal Jurisdictions

Much of Apache County overlaps with tribal land, including parts of the Navajo Nation and White Mountain Apache Reservation. Arrests on tribal land are typically handled by tribal police and tribal courts. These records are separate from Apache County 72 hour booking records.

If you cannot find someone in the Apache County system, the arrest may have occurred on tribal land. Contact the appropriate tribal police department for information about those arrests. The county jail only processes bookings that occur within county jurisdiction.

Note: Jurisdictional boundaries in Apache County can be complex. Confirm where the arrest happened before searching.

Nearby Arizona Counties

Apache County borders New Mexico to the east and several Arizona counties. If the arrest occurred outside Apache County jurisdiction, check the appropriate county system.

Neighboring counties include Navajo County to the west, Greenlee County to the south, and Coconino County to the northwest. Each has its own 72 hour booking system and access methods.