Flagstaff Busted Mugshots Access
Flagstaff busted mugshots must be requested through the consolidated Records Unit shared between Flagstaff Police Department and Coconino County Sheriff's Office at 911 E. Sawmill Road, creating a unique arrangement where both agencies process public records requests through the same office serving this northern Arizona mountain city of roughly 77,000 residents. The consolidated records system handles mugshot requests, police reports, and booking documentation for both Flagstaff Police arrests and county sheriff operations with background checks costing $7 payable by cash or check Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. You can request Flagstaff busted mugshots by contacting the Records Unit at (928) 214-2530 or emailing sheriff@coconino.az.gov with details about the person and approximate arrest dates, while Coconino County Detention Facility information appears at coconino.az.gov/328/Detention-Facility showing that the facility operates with 477-bed capacity processing all bookings for Flagstaff and surrounding Coconino County communities in Arizona's second-largest county by land area encompassing the Grand Canyon region.
Flagstaff's Consolidated Records System
Flagstaff Police and Coconino County Sheriff share a consolidated Records Unit. This unique arrangement centralizes public records requests for both agencies. Instead of maintaining separate records offices, they operate jointly from 911 E. Sawmill Road in Flagstaff. This streamlines requests and provides one-stop access to records from both agencies.
For Flagstaff busted mugshots, contact this consolidated unit. Call (928) 214-2530 during business hours Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Email requests to sheriff@coconino.az.gov with details about whose records you need. Include full names and approximate arrest dates to help staff locate files. The consolidated system means staff are familiar with both police and sheriff records.
Flagstaff as Northern Arizona Hub
Flagstaff sits at 7,000 feet elevation in northern Arizona's ponderosa pine forests. Population exceeds 77,000 residents. Northern Arizona University brings substantial student population. Tourism to the Grand Canyon, ski resorts, and scenic areas drives economic activity. The city serves as Coconino County's seat and the region's primary commercial center.
Flagstaff Police handles arrests within city limits. Coconino County Sheriff provides county-wide law enforcement. The Coconino County Detention Facility at 911 E. Sawmill Road processes all bookings for Flagstaff arrests and county-wide arrests. This is where Flagstaff busted mugshots are captured during intake processing. The facility operates with 477-bed capacity serving the entire county's detention needs.
Coconino County Information
The Coconino County page provides comprehensive information about the sheriff's office, detention facility, and consolidated records system that serves Flagstaff and all other communities in Arizona's second-largest county by land area at 18,600 square miles.