Arizona's 'open state' public records law that has been in existence for over 100 years and mandates all public records be open to inspection. The Arizona Public Records Law is a series of statutes that describe public access to government information and that make government agencies accountable to the public by granting a right of access to records. There are some documents that are exempt from the public records law which include documents that would breach an individual's privacy or interfere in an ongoing investigation. Some examples of exemptions are research documents, student records, sealed court documents, medical records, and active criminal investigations. There are 15 counties in the state of Arizona and 91 incorporated cities and towns. The oldest, Tucson was incorporated in 1877 and the newest, Tusayan in 2010. Arizona's government is the state's largest employer with statewide and local agencies, various departments and divisions. The Arizona Department of Public Safety provides criminal history searches from the central repository.
Search for Arizona state, city and county open public records online. Link to all levels of government for their services and public information. Find information on Arizona's crime statistics and census data. Current crime reports are posted daily. Useful links like birth, court and criminal records can be accessed as well as other information about vital statistics, education and background history of Arizona residents. Read about housing, real estate data, property and land values for the state. See employment information, income data and business statistics. All services are updated regularly to bring the most current information and data.
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