Coconino County 72 Hour Booking Records

Coconino County 72 hour booking records require a phone call to access. The county does not post inmates online. Instead, you call the jail information line to check if someone is in custody. Coconino County is the largest county in Arizona by land area, covering Flagstaff, the Grand Canyon region, and parts of the Navajo Nation. This page explains how to find Coconino County 72 hour booking information, request records, and contact the detention facility.

How to Check Coconino County Booking Status

Call (928) 226-5200 to check if someone was booked into Coconino County jail. The Coconino County Sheriff does not maintain an online inmate roster. Phone is the only way to get 72 hour booking information. The automated system offers language options at the start of the call.

When you call, select your language: press 1 for English, 2 for Spanish, or 3 for Navajo. Then press option 1 for inmate information. Staff can tell you if someone is currently in custody, when they were booked, and their charges. This line operates 24 hours a day.

The county chose not to post inmates online. This was a policy decision, not a response to the 2024 court ruling. Other Arizona counties disabled their online tools after that ruling, but Coconino never had one to begin with. Phone access has always been the standard here.

Coconino County Booking Record Requests

The Coconino County records request page explains how to get copies of documents. Criminal history checks cost $7 but are waived if you have a Section 8 letter. Other records have per-page fees. Contact the records custodian for current pricing on specific documents.

The records custodian is Mike Patton. Email mpatton@coconino.az.gov for questions about Coconino County 72 hour booking documents. Phone inquiries go to (928) 214-2530. Include the full name, date of birth, and approximate date of arrest in your request. The more detail you provide, the faster the search.

Coconino County Sheriff FAQs

The Coconino County Sheriff FAQs page answers common questions. The most frequent question is how to find out if someone is in jail. The answer is to call (928) 226-5200 and follow the prompts. This is the standard process for all Coconino County 72 hour booking inquiries.

Other FAQs cover visitation, posting bail, and sending items to inmates. GettingOut and Telmate handle video visitation services for Coconino County jail. These third-party systems require registration and payment. Check the FAQs for current rules and schedules.

Flagstaff 72 Hour Booking Records

Flagstaff is the largest city in Coconino County and the only one with a population over 50,000. All Flagstaff arrests go to the Coconino County Detention Facility for booking. The city runs a consolidated records program with the county, which streamlines access to both police and jail records.

The consolidated records office is at 911 E Sawmill Road in Flagstaff. Call (928) 214-2530 for record requests. Flagstaff Police reports cost $8 for the first 20 pages plus $0.10 per page after that. Sheriff reports cost $1 per page for the first 9 pages plus $0.10 after. Body camera footage costs $46 per hour plus $30 for storage.

Nearby Arizona Counties

Coconino County is the largest county in Arizona by area. It borders many other counties. If the arrest happened outside Coconino County, check the appropriate jurisdiction for 72 hour booking records.

Neighboring counties include Navajo County to the east, Yavapai County to the south, Mohave County to the west, and Apache County to the east. Each maintains separate booking records and has different access methods.

Note: Parts of Coconino County are on tribal land. Arrests by tribal police may not appear in county records.