Surprise Police Booking Reports

Booking reports for Surprise arrests come from Surprise Police Department for police reports and Maricopa County for jail custody records. The Surprise PD handles requests through GovQA and other methods at 14250 W. Statler Plaza, Suite 103. When Surprise police arrest someone, they create police reports you can request online or by calling 623-222-4000. Email goes to police@surpriseaz.com. Jail booking reports showing custody status come from Maricopa County Sheriff since Surprise arrestees go to county jails. Visit the police department page at surpriseaz.gov or the public records page at surpriseaz.gov for information about requesting police reports from Surprise arrests.

Surprise Police Department

The Surprise Police Department sits at 14250 W. Statler Plaza, Suite 103, in Surprise. Call 623-222-4000 to reach staff. Email goes to police@surpriseaz.com. Visit the police page at surpriseaz.gov police to learn about the department and its services in Surprise.

Public Records Requests

Surprise handles public records requests through GovQA. Visit surpriseaz.gov public records to access the request system. The page explains how to submit requests for police reports and other city records in Surprise.

The GovQA system lets you submit requests online and track their status. Staff process requests during business hours. The portal sends updates when records are ready for Surprise police reports.

Jail Records from Maricopa County

Surprise does not run a jail. Arrestees go to Maricopa County jails. Surprise PD has arrest reports. Maricopa County Sheriff has jail booking reports for people arrested in Surprise.

To get jail booking reports for Surprise arrests, contact MCSO at 550 West Jackson Street in Phoenix. Call 602-876-0322 for the SIMS Hotline. Email PublicRecords@mcso.maricopa.gov for records. See the Maricopa County page for details on requesting jail booking reports for Surprise arrestees.

Ways to Request Surprise Police Reports

Surprise offers several methods for requesting police reports. Pick the one that works for you.

Online requests go through GovQA. Visit the public records page and submit your request with details. The system tracks status for Surprise police records.

Email requests go to police@surpriseaz.com. Write a message about what you need. Include case numbers and dates. Staff will guide you on next steps for Surprise.

Phone requests to 623-222-4000 help with questions. Staff can tell you about the process and direct you to the right method for formal requests in Surprise.

In-person visits to 14250 W. Statler Plaza work during business hours. Bring details about what records you need and ID. Staff will help with your request and tell you about fees that apply for Surprise police records.

Mail requests go to the police department at the same address. Write a letter that clearly explains what police reports you need. Include case numbers, dates, and names. Staff will process the request and contact you about payment and delivery of Surprise police records.

Records Fees and Payment

Surprise Police Department charges fees for copies of police reports based on Arizona public records law. When you submit a request through GovQA or in person, staff will tell you the total cost before they make copies. This lets you decide if you want to proceed with the request or not for Surprise.

Payment methods depend on how you submit the request. The GovQA portal handles payments online for most requests. In-person visits may accept cash or cards at the police department. Ask staff what forms of payment they take when you make a request for Surprise police records.

Processing times vary based on how busy the department is and how complex your request is. Simple requests with specific case numbers process faster than broad searches. The GovQA portal tracks status and sends updates as staff work on your request in Surprise.