Marana Police Records Lookup

Marana police records are maintained by the Marana Police Department northwest of Tucson. The department serves approximately 62,000 residents in this growing Pima County community. You can request incident reports, accident reports, and other documents through the SeamlessDocs online portal. Body camera and in-car camera footage is available at the state maximum rate of $46 per hour reviewed.

How to Request Marana Police Records

Submit requests through the SeamlessDocs portal. This online form handles public records requests for Marana PD. Fill out your contact information and describe the records you need. Be as specific as possible about dates, case numbers, or incident details. The more detail you provide, the faster staff can locate your records.

You can also visit police headquarters at 11555 W. Civic Center Drive, Building D, Marana, AZ 85653. Call (520) 382-2000 for general questions. The fax number is (520) 382-2001. Email mpdrecords@maranaaz.gov with records inquiries. Staff can help identify what records exist and explain the request process.

The Marana PD records page screenshot shows the department contact information and online request options.

Processing times depend on what you request. Simple incident reports are often ready within a week. Requests for video take longer because staff must review the footage and redact protected information. You will receive notification when your records are ready. Payment is due before records are released.

Marana Police Records Fees

Marana PD has a straightforward fee structure for records. Paper copies cost $0.50 per page for both police reports and accident reports. This flat rate makes it easy to estimate costs before you submit a request. A ten-page report would cost $5 total.

Video recordings have a separate fee structure. Body worn camera footage costs $46 per hour of video reviewed. This is the maximum rate allowed under Arizona law. In-car camera video also costs $46 per hour reviewed. The fee covers staff time to watch footage, identify protected content, and apply redactions. Long videos or requests covering multiple incidents add up quickly.

Standard fee schedule:

• Police Reports: $0.50 per page
• Accident Reports: $0.50 per page
• Body Worn Camera Video: $46 per hour reviewed
• In-Car Camera Video: $46 per hour reviewed

Crime victims receive free copies under ARS 39-127. This covers the police report, audio recordings, and video from their case. Identify yourself as a victim when you submit your request. Staff will confirm your status in the case file and waive all fees. This applies to Part I crimes, domestic violence, and sexual offenses.

Arizona Public Records Access

ARS 39-121 gives the public access to police records during office hours. Marana police records fall under this law. You do not need to explain why you want the records. Anyone can request records regardless of their reason.

Some records have restrictions under state law. Active investigations may be held back until the case is closed. Records involving juveniles have names removed. Victim information is protected in many situations. Medical records, social security numbers, and other sensitive data are blacked out before release. Staff apply these redactions before providing copies to the public.

The $46 per hour video fee is the maximum allowed under ARS 39-129. This state law caps what agencies can charge for reviewing and redacting video recordings. It applies to body cameras, dash cams, interview recordings, and surveillance video. The fee covers actual staff time spent on the request.

The department must respond to your request within a reasonable time. Arizona law does not set a specific deadline, but agencies cannot ignore requests indefinitely. If your request is denied, you should receive a written explanation stating the reason. You can appeal denials or consult with an attorney about your options. Most routine requests for incident reports are approved without issue.

Marana Police Contact Information

Contact the records division for Marana police records requests.

Police Headquarters:

• Address: 11555 W. Civic Center Drive, Bldg D, Marana, AZ 85653
• Phone: (520) 382-2000
• Fax: (520) 382-2001
• Email: mpdrecords@maranaaz.gov

Online Portal: marana.seamlessdocs.com

Marana and Pima County

Marana sits in Pima County northwest of Tucson. For incidents outside city limits, contact the Pima County Sheriff's Department. The sheriff handles unincorporated areas throughout the county. Pima County Sheriff has their own records request process at their Tucson headquarters.

Marana has grown substantially over the past two decades. The town incorporated in 1977 and now covers a large geographic area. The police department serves the incorporated town limits. Arizona Department of Public Safety handles incidents on Interstate 10 through the Marana area. Check case numbers to determine which agency has the records you need.

Nearby Arizona Cities

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