Mesa Warrant Records Database

Mesa warrant records can be accessed through the Municipal Court and Maricopa County systems. Mesa is Arizona's third largest city with over 500,000 residents. The Municipal Court handles city-level cases while serious felonies go through Maricopa County Superior Court. This guide explains how to search for warrant records in Mesa and resolve them.

Mesa Municipal Court

The Mesa Municipal Court handles city-level criminal and traffic cases. They issue warrants for people who miss court dates or fail to pay fines.

The court is at 250 E. 1st Avenue, Mesa, AZ 85210. Phone: (480) 644-2255. Contact them to find out if you have a warrant and what the bond amount is. Staff can explain your options for resolving the warrant. You may be able to pay online or set up a payment plan.

Use the statewide Arizona Courts system at apps.azcourts.gov to search for cases by name. If a warrant exists, it may show in the case history. The online system covers Mesa Municipal Court cases.

Mesa Police Records

The Mesa Police Department has a Criminal Justice Information Division that handles records requests.

The Records Unit is at 59 S. Hibbert, Mesa, AZ 85210. Phone: 480-644-2310. They handle requests for police reports, arrest records, and other documents. You can submit requests in person or through their online portal.

Mesa Police fees include: Police report costs $5 for first 50 pages, then $0.20 each additional page. Photo CD/DVD is $10 each. Audio medium is $10 each. Video medium is $25 each. Police video is $46 per hour. MAARS Search is $10.

Note: Mesa uses BuyCrash.com for accident reports.

Clearing a Warrant in Mesa

If you have a warrant from Mesa Municipal Court, contact the court to resolve it. The process is similar to other cities.

For bench warrants from missed court dates, you can usually pay the bond to clear the warrant. Call the court at (480) 644-2255 to find out the amount. You may be able to pay online or at the courthouse. Paying clears the warrant and sets a new hearing date.

You can also ask for a hearing to quash the warrant. Explain why you missed court. Bring proof if you have any. The judge decides whether to cancel the warrant. If approved, you get a new court date without paying the full bond.

For felony warrants, those go through Maricopa County Superior Court. See our Maricopa County page for those resources.

Mesa Warrant Contacts

Here are the key contacts for warrant matters in Mesa.

Mesa Municipal Court: 250 E. 1st Avenue, Mesa, AZ 85210. Phone: (480) 644-2255. Mesa Police Records: 59 S. Hibbert. Phone: 480-644-2310. Both offices are open during regular business hours on weekdays.

Maricopa County Resources

Mesa is in Maricopa County. Felonies go through the county system.

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