Pima County People Search

Pima County people search gives you access to public records for over one million residents in southern Arizona. The county seat is Tucson. When you need to find someone in Pima County, you can use property tax rolls, voter lists, court files, and jail rosters. The Recorder, Assessor, Treasurer, and Sheriff all keep records that help with people lookups. Most of these search tools are free and work online all day and night. This page shows you where to find each type of record and how to use the county search portals.

Property Records for Pima County People Search

Property records are one of the best ways to find someone in Pima County. If a person owns land or a home, their name is on file with the Assessor and Recorder. You can search by owner name to see what parcels they hold. The search results show the property address, parcel number, and assessed value. This helps you confirm where a person lives or track down assets tied to their name.

The Pima County GIS parcel search tool lets you look up properties in many ways. Type an owner name, address, or parcel number. The map view shows you lot lines and nearby streets. You can click on any parcel to see who owns it. This is a free tool that runs all day. It is one of the quickest ways to find property info in Pima County.

The Pima County Recorder keeps deeds, mortgages, and liens. These documents show the history of who owned a parcel. When a home sells, a new deed is filed with the buyer's name. You can trace ownership back many years by looking at the chain of title. The Recorder has two offices. The main one is at 240 N Stone Avenue in Tucson. The eastside branch is at 6920 E Broadway Blvd.

Copy fees are low in Pima County. Standard copies cost 25 cents per page. Certified copies are $1 each. Certificates cost $3. These are some of the lowest fees in Arizona.

Pima County Tax Records Search

The Pima County Treasurer keeps tax records tied to every parcel. You can search by owner name to find what properties they owe taxes on. The Pima County property tax search tool is free to use. Just type a name, address, or parcel number. You will see tax amounts, due dates, and payment status.

Most property taxes in Pima County are due in two parts. The first half is due on October 1st. It becomes late on November 1st at 5:00 PM. Late payments add interest to the bill. Tax records can help you verify someone owns property and is current on their bills. This is useful for background checks or due diligence before doing business with someone.

You can reach the Pima County Treasurer by phone at (520) 724-8341. The office is at 240 North Stone Avenue in downtown Tucson.

Pima County Recorder and Assessor

The Recorder and Assessor work together to maintain property data. The Assessor values each parcel for tax purposes. The Recorder keeps the legal documents that prove ownership. Both offices have search tools that help with people lookups in Pima County.

The Pima County Assessor can be reached at (520) 724-8630. You can visit the Assessor's website to search parcels and see valuation data. Owner names are listed on each parcel record. This makes it easy to find all the properties a person owns in the county. If you need to dispute a value, the Assessor handles appeals too.

The Recorder also handles voter registration in Pima County. Voter rolls show a person's name, address, party, and year of birth. This is public data under Arizona law. You can request voter list data from the Recorder for a fee. The My Arizona Vote portal at my.arizona.vote also lets you check voter status statewide.

Note: Voter records do not include month and day of birth, social security numbers, or email addresses.

Pima County Court Records

Court records reveal civil and criminal cases involving Pima County residents. The Clerk of Superior Court keeps files for felonies, family law, and civil suits over $10,000. Justice courts handle small claims, evictions, and misdemeanors. These records are open to the public under Arizona Supreme Court Rule 123.

The state court search at apps.azcourts.gov covers many Pima County courts. You can search by name or case number. Results show the case type, parties, and filing date. The eAccess portal at eaccess.azcourts.gov gives you deeper access to court documents. Both tools are free to use around the clock.

If you need certified copies of court records, you must contact the Clerk of Superior Court in Pima County. There are fees for copies and certifications. Court records help you learn about lawsuits, divorces, and criminal charges tied to a person in Pima County.

Pima County Inmate Lookup

The Pima County Sheriff runs the jail and posts an online inmate roster. This is helpful when you need to find out if someone is in custody. You can search by name to see if a person is held at the Pima County Adult Detention Complex.

The Pima County inmate lookup tool shows current inmates only. The roster updates often but may not reflect very recent bookings or releases. You will see the inmate's name, booking date, and charges. This is a free service that runs all day.

The Pima County Adult Detention Complex is at 1270 W. Silverlake Road in Tucson. The main phone number is (520) 351-8111. For questions about visits, call the jail visits hotline at (520) 351-8114. If you need to find out about a past inmate or someone in state prison, you should use the Arizona Department of Corrections inmate search at inmatedatasearch.azcorrections.gov instead.

Pima County Voter Records

Voter registration records are public in Arizona. Under A.R.S. 16-168, you can see a voter's full name, home address, mailing address, party, year of birth, and voting history. These records are kept by the Pima County Recorder. They are a useful tool for finding people who live in the county.

The My Arizona Vote portal at my.arizona.vote lets you check if someone is registered to vote. You need their driver license number or voter ID number. The system shows their status and if they are on the early ballot list. It also displays their election history without revealing who they voted for. This is a quick way to confirm someone lives in Pima County and get their address on file.

If you need bulk voter data, you can request it from the Recorder for a fee. The data may not be used for commercial purposes. Violations can result in criminal charges.

How to Search for People in Pima County

There are several ways to find someone in Pima County. The method you pick depends on what info you already have and what you want to learn. Here are some common approaches that work well for people search in this area.

If you know the person owns property, start with the Assessor or GIS parcel map. Search by name to find their parcels. The address listed on the parcel is often their home. You can also see the assessed value and any improvements on the land. Tax records from the Treasurer confirm who pays the bill on each property.

If the person is or was in court, use the state case lookup or eAccess portal. Search by name to find civil suits, criminal cases, or family law matters. Court records show a lot of detail about what happened and when. They may list the person's address at the time of filing.

• Property search ties people to land and homes they own
• Tax records show who pays bills on each parcel
• Voter rolls give name, address, party, and year of birth
• Court records reveal lawsuits, divorces, and criminal cases
• Inmate roster shows who is in jail right now

For professional license checks, use the state boards listed on the main Arizona people search page. These work for nurses, doctors, lawyers, contractors, and real estate agents. Each board runs its own free lookup tool.

Pima County Office Contacts

These are the main county offices that keep records used for people search in Pima County. Most offer online search tools and accept requests by mail or in person.

The Pima County Recorder has a main office at 240 N Stone Avenue in Tucson, AZ 85701. There is also an eastside office at 6920 E Broadway Blvd. This office handles property documents and voter registration. Copy fees are $0.25 per page for standard copies and $3 per certificate.

The Pima County Assessor is at the same downtown address. Call (520) 724-8630 for questions about parcel values or ownership. The Treasurer is also at 240 North Stone Avenue. Reach them at (520) 724-8341 for tax questions.

The Pima County Sheriff runs the jail at 1270 W. Silverlake Road. Call (520) 351-8111 for general info or (520) 351-8114 for visit scheduling. Their online inmate roster shows who is in custody.

Note: Office hours may change due to holidays or closures, so call ahead if you plan to visit in person.

Cities in Pima County

Pima County includes the city of Tucson and many smaller towns. Tucson is the county seat and by far the largest city in the area. People search records for Tucson residents are handled by the county offices described above. City court records for minor offenses are kept by the Tucson City Court.

Other communities in Pima County include Oro Valley, Marana, Sahuarita, and South Tucson. These towns have smaller populations. Their residents use the same county recorder, assessor, and treasurer for property and voter records. Court cases go through Pima County Superior Court or local justice courts.

Nearby Arizona Counties

If you cannot find someone in Pima County records, they may live in a nearby county. Maricopa County to the north includes Phoenix and has the largest population in Arizona. Pinal County sits between Pima and Maricopa. Santa Cruz County is to the south near the Mexico border. Cochise County is to the east and includes Sierra Vista. Each county has its own set of search tools for property, taxes, courts, and jail rosters.