Lake Havasu City Booking Records

Lake Havasu City booking and release records involve both city and county agencies. The Lake Havasu City Police Department handles arrests within city limits and maintains police reports. Jail booking records are kept by the Mohave County Sheriff's Office which operates the detention facility in Kingman. When Lake Havasu City police arrest someone, that person is transported to the Mohave County jail for processing. The city police have incident reports and arrest details. The county sheriff has jail records showing custody status, formal charges, and release information. You may need to contact both agencies for complete information.

Lake Havasu City Police Records

Lake Havasu City Police Department handles requests for police reports and incident documents from city arrests. They have a process for public records requests.

Visit the Lake Havasu City Police records page for information about requesting documents. The page explains how to submit requests, what information you need, and any fees that apply. Include incident dates, locations, and names of people involved when making a request.

The city police have arrest reports and incident details from Lake Havasu City. For questions about police records, contact the department directly. Staff can help you understand what records are available and how to get copies.

Lake Havasu City Jail Booking Records

Jail booking records for Lake Havasu City arrests are at the Mohave County Sheriff's Office. The county jail is in Kingman, about 60 miles from Lake Havasu City.

The Mohave County online inmate search has been turned off due to recent court rulings. To find out if someone is in custody, call the jail at 928-753-0759. Staff can confirm custody status and provide basic booking information. The jail is at 501 S. Highway 66 in Kingman, Arizona 86401.

Mohave County now provides inmate lists through press releases instead of a searchable database. Check with the sheriff's office website or local media for recent booking information. For individual inquiries, a phone call remains the most reliable method.

Note: The drive from Lake Havasu City to the Kingman jail takes about an hour.

Arizona Public Records Law

Arizona law gives you the right to access booking records. Under ARS § 39-121, public records are open to inspection during office hours.

Both Lake Havasu City police and Mohave County sheriff must comply with public records law. You do not need to give a reason for your request. Agencies can charge reasonable fees for copies. Some information may be restricted for ongoing investigations or victim privacy.

Lake Havasu City VINE Alerts

Arizona VINE covers Mohave County jail where Lake Havasu City arrestees are held. VINE stands for Victim Information and Notification Everyday. This free service alerts crime victims when an offender's custody status changes.

Visit VINELink.com or call 1-800-247-9763 to sign up. Choose notification by phone, email, or text message. The service is free and confidential. You get alerts if the person is released, transferred, or escapes. Registration is confidential and the offender will not know you signed up. Crime victims in Lake Havasu City find this service useful for tracking offenders in the Mohave County jail system.

Mohave County Jail Services for Lake Havasu City Arrests

The Mohave County jail in Kingman offers various services for inmates and their families. Since Lake Havasu City uses county jail, these services apply to city arrests. This includes visitation, money deposits, and communication options.

Visitation at Mohave County jail follows specific rules and schedules. You must be on an approved visitor list in most cases. Bring valid photo ID to every visit. Call the jail at 928-753-0759 to confirm current visiting hours and requirements. Rules about what you can wear and bring apply strictly. Remember the jail is in Kingman, about an hour from Lake Havasu City.

To add money to an inmate's account, use the Mohave County approved methods. Electronic deposits typically go through third party services which charge processing fees. Inmates use these funds for commissary purchases. This includes snacks, hygiene items, phone time, and other approved products available at the Kingman facility.

Phone calls from jail are handled through a contracted provider. Inmates can make collect calls or use prepaid accounts. Set up an account through the provider to receive calls from someone in Mohave County custody. Rates and fees vary based on call type and how long you talk.

Note: Jail rules change periodically. Always call the Mohave County jail to confirm current policies before visiting or trying to send money to an inmate.

Nearby Arizona Cities

Lake Havasu City is in Mohave County in northwestern Arizona along the Colorado River. Other cities in the area use the same county jail.

Kingman is the county seat where the jail is located. Bullhead City is another community in Mohave County. For cities in other counties, check Flagstaff to the east in Coconino County or Phoenix to the south in Maricopa County.