Yuma City Warrant Records

Yuma City warrant records can be accessed through the Municipal Court in southwest Arizona. With over 103,000 residents, Yuma is the largest city in Yuma County. The court FAQ page answers common questions about warrants and how to handle them. This guide covers warrant records in Yuma City and how to resolve them.

Yuma Municipal Court Warrant FAQ

The Yuma Municipal Court FAQ answers common questions about warrants. Their answers are direct and helpful.

Question: How do I find out if there is a warrant for my arrest? Answer: You can contact the court to see if there are any outstanding warrants against you. This is the simplest way to check.

Question: What if I have a warrant for my arrest? Answer: If you have a warrant, you may post the amount of the bond to quash the warrant and have an arraignment date scheduled. You may also contact the court who can schedule a time for you to see a judge.

The court is at 1515 S. 2nd Avenue, Yuma, AZ 85364. Phone: (928) 373-4800. Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.

Types of Warrants in Yuma City

Yuma Municipal Court issues different types of warrants. Knowing your type helps you plan your resolution.

Bench warrants are the most common. These come from missed court dates or unpaid fines. To clear one, you post bond and get an arraignment date. The court FAQ explains this process clearly.

Traffic warrants happen when you miss traffic court or do not pay a citation. As a border city, Yuma sees many travelers who may get citations and then leave. The MVD may suspend your license if you have outstanding warrants.

Arrest warrants are more serious. These come from criminal charges. If you have an arrest warrant, you should talk to a lawyer before dealing with the court.

Clearing a Warrant in Yuma City

If you have a warrant from Yuma Municipal Court, you have options to resolve it. The court FAQ provides helpful guidance on this process.

Call (928) 373-4800 to find out if you have a warrant and what the bond amount is. You can post bond to quash the warrant. This sets an arraignment date. The court will schedule you to appear before a judge. Payment options may include cash, money order, or credit card.

You can also contact the court to schedule a time to see a judge directly. This lets you explain your situation and ask for the warrant to be quashed. Bring any documents that support your case. Medical records, work documents, or other papers may help.

The statewide Arizona DPS warrant search at azdps.gov/warrant-search shows warrants reported to the state. For Yuma County-level warrants, see our Yuma County page. Remember that the Yuma County Sheriff does not provide warrant information by phone.

Note: Yuma City is in Yuma County but the city court handles city-level cases separately from the county courts.

Legal Help in Yuma

Legal resources serve Yuma residents who need help with warrant issues.

The Arizona State Bar runs a lawyer referral service statewide. They can connect you with attorneys who practice in Yuma. Southern Arizona Legal Aid provides free legal help to those who qualify based on income. They serve Yuma County residents.

For criminal charges, the court can appoint a public defender if you cannot afford an attorney. Having legal representation often leads to better outcomes in court, even for minor cases.

Yuma City Warrant Contacts

Here are the contacts for Yuma City.

Yuma Municipal Court: 1515 S. 2nd Avenue, Yuma, AZ 85364. Phone: (928) 373-4800. Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.

Yuma County Resources

Yuma City is in Yuma County.