Public Records and Services Unit: 602-534-1127 or public.records.ppd@phoenix.gov
Public Records
Looking for public records? The City of Phoenix receives many requests for a variety of records — some of which the city maintains while others are maintained by other government agencies. This page lists the most commonly requested records with the appropriate contact information and links. Thank you for visiting Phoenix.gov.
Police Department
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Public Records
Police reports, 911 recordings/calls for service, traffic accident reports, and police employee records.
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Crime Maps and Stats
Explore Phoenix crime maps and stats for insights on safety, police data, and crime trends to stay informed about your community.
Municipal Court
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Phoenix Municipal Court
Complaint/protecive order, register of actions, sentencing documents, and audio/transcript request
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Information about Parking Tickets Issued in the City of Phoenix
If cited for a parking violation in Phoenix, several considerations exist--from early payment discount, to a vehicle being "booted" and towed.
Fire Department
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Fire Code
Review Phoenix's Fire Code for essential fire safety policies and procedures to ensure compliance and enhance prevention measures.
Other Citywide Departments
View the list of records available online below. prr@phoenix.gov
Law Department
Budget and Research Department
Finance Department
Neighborhood Services Department
Planning and Development Services
Environmental Site Assessment
Community and Economic Development
Streets Central Records
Water Services
Water and Sewer Maps: call 602-495-5601 or request appointment at irspubliccounter.wsd@phoenix.gov.
Records Maintained by External Agencies
Flood Control District of Maricopa County
Contact Us
Still can't find what you're looking for? Search through data sets on the City's Open Data Portal or submit a public records request.
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Contact Us
Get in touch with the Phoenix Communications Office to get answers to inquiries and get assistance.
Related Links
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Media Contacts
Access Phoenix's media contacts for press inquiries and updates. Find key contacts for City news and communications.
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Public Records Fee Schedule
Arizona Public Records Law permits the City to recover the cost of copying public records. See the fee schedule.