Lake Havasu City Police Records

Lake Havasu City police records are maintained by the Lake Havasu City Police Department in western Arizona. The department serves approximately 59,000 residents along the Colorado River in Mohave County. You can request incident reports, accident reports, and other documents through their GovQA portal. Traffic collision reports are also available through the CrashDocs system for faster access.

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Lake Havasu City Police Quick Facts

$14 Report Fee
$46/hr Video Fee
59K Population
Mohave County

How to Request Lake Havasu City Police Records

Submit requests through the GovQA portal. This online system handles public records requests for Lake Havasu City PD. Create an account to submit requests, track progress, and pay fees electronically. The portal sends notifications when your records are ready.

For accident reports specifically, use CrashDocs. This separate system provides faster access to traffic collision reports. Many people involved in accidents can get their reports within days through CrashDocs rather than waiting for general records processing.

The Lake Havasu City PD records page screenshot shows the online request options and fee information.

Lake Havasu City Police Department records request page

You can also visit police headquarters at 2360 McCulloch Blvd. N., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403. Call (928) 855-1171 for records questions. Email courtinbox@lhcaz.gov with inquiries. Staff can help determine what records exist and explain the request process. Have your case number ready when you call.

Lake Havasu City Police Records Fees

Lake Havasu City PD has a detailed fee schedule for records. Public requests without subpoena cost $14 per report. This flat rate covers standard incident reports and traffic accident reports. If you need records for court purposes with a subpoena, the fee is $25 per hour plus $0.25 per page.

Audio and video recordings have separate fees. 911 recordings cost $44 per event with a $25 non-refundable deposit required upfront. Body worn camera footage costs $46 per hour of video reviewed with a $23 non-refundable deposit. These deposits apply toward the final cost but are not returned if you cancel your request.

Complete fee schedule:

  • Public Requests/Non-Subpoena: $14 per report
  • Public Requests/Subpoena: $25/hr + $0.25/page
  • Audio/911 Recordings: $44 per event ($25 deposit)
  • Photographs: $11 per CD
  • BWC Video: $46/hour ($23 deposit)
  • Accident Reports: $14
  • Public Fingerprints: $26
  • VIN Verification: $56
  • Field Interview Report: $2 per incident

Crime victims receive free copies under ARS 39-127. This covers police reports, audio recordings, and video from their case. Identify yourself as a victim when submitting your request. Staff will verify your status and waive the fees.

Fingerprinting and VIN Services

Lake Havasu City Police Department offers public fingerprinting for $26. This service helps with background checks, employment applications, professional licensing, and volunteer positions. Call ahead to confirm availability and any appointment requirements.

VIN verification costs $56. This service is required when titling certain vehicles, especially those brought from out of state or with salvage history. An officer will inspect the vehicle identification number and complete the necessary paperwork. You will need to bring the vehicle to the police department for this service. Make sure you have your current title or registration documents with you.

Both services are handled through the records division. Contact them at (928) 855-1171 for current hours and to schedule appointments if needed. Fees are collected at the time of service. Cash and other payment methods may be accepted but confirm before your visit.

Arizona Public Records Access

ARS 39-121 gives the public access to police records during office hours. Lake Havasu City police records fall under this law. You do not need to explain why you want the records. Any person can request access.

Some records have restrictions. Active investigations may delay release. Records involving juveniles have names removed. Victim information is protected in many cases. Medical records, social security numbers, and other sensitive data are blacked out. Staff apply these redactions before releasing copies.

The $46 per hour video fee is the maximum under ARS 39-129. This cap applies to body cameras, dash cams, and other video recordings. Crime victims are exempt from video fees for recordings related to their own case.

Lake Havasu City Police Contact Information

Contact the records division for Lake Havasu City police records requests.

Police Headquarters:

  • Address: 2360 McCulloch Blvd. N., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403
  • Records Phone: (928) 855-1171
  • Email: courtinbox@lhcaz.gov

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Lake Havasu City and Mohave County

Lake Havasu City sits in Mohave County. For incidents outside city limits, contact the Mohave County Sheriff's Office. The sheriff handles unincorporated desert areas and communities without their own police force. Mohave County Sheriff has substations throughout the region including one in Lake Havasu City at (928) 453-0745.

Lake Havasu City is known for London Bridge, which was relocated from England in the late 1960s. The city is a popular destination for boating and water sports. The police department handles incidents within city limits along the Colorado River shoreline. Arizona Department of Public Safety and the county sheriff handle calls outside the incorporated area.

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