Yuma County Police Blotter Search

Yuma County police blotter records are maintained by the Yuma County Sheriff's Office in southwestern Arizona. This border county handles a mix of agricultural communities, military installations, and Mexican border enforcement. The sheriff's office keeps detailed records of all arrests, incidents, and investigations from deputies. You can search Yuma County police blotter data through their online inmate search or by contacting the records division for copies of specific reports.

Yuma County Sheriff Police Blotter

The Yuma County Sheriff's Office provides law enforcement throughout the county. Deputies patrol desert communities, agricultural areas, and border regions. All Yuma County police blotter records from their work are kept at the main office.

Contact the records division at (928) 329-2254 or email SORec@ycso.yumacountyaz.gov. The address is 160 S. 3rd Avenue, Suite B in Yuma, AZ 85364. Staff can help with questions about records requests.

Yuma County has clear fee schedules for different types of police blotter records. Case reports cost $3.00. Incident reports cost $1.00. Accident reports cost $3.00.

Yuma County Inmate Search

The Yuma County inmate search provides online access to jail data. This free tool shows current inmates and recent Yuma County police blotter activity for bookings.

Search by name to find people in custody. The system shows charges, booking dates, and bond information. This data is public in Arizona and updates as new arrests occur.

For full police reports about an arrest, you need to request copies from records. The inmate search shows who is in jail but not investigation details.

Yuma County Public Records

The Yuma County services and reports page explains how to request police blotter records. This includes incident reports, case reports, and accident reports.

Fees are straightforward:

• Case Report: $3.00
• Incident Report: $1.00
• Accident Report: $3.00

Email your request to SORec@ycso.yumacountyaz.gov with details about what you need. Include dates, names, and locations to help staff find your Yuma County police blotter records.

Records FAQs

The Yuma County Sheriff FAQs page answers common questions about records and services.

This page covers topics like how to get copies of reports, what information you need to provide, and how long requests take to process. Check here first if you have basic questions about Yuma County police blotter records.

TextBehind provides mail scanning services for inmates. This is separate from public records requests but mentioned in the FAQs.

Cities in Yuma County

Yuma County includes the City of Yuma, which has its own police department. Incidents within Yuma city limits are handled by city police, not the sheriff.

For Yuma County police blotter records, contact the sheriff if the incident happened outside city limits. Contact Yuma Police Department for incidents inside the city.

Note: City and county records are kept separately.

Nearby Arizona Counties

• La Paz County to the north
• Maricopa County to the northeast
• Pima County to the east

Yuma County borders California and Mexico. Cross-border incidents may involve multiple agencies beyond the Yuma County police blotter.