Queen Creek Sex Offender Lookup

Queen Creek requires all sex offenders to register with the county sheriff. Queen Creek spans both Maricopa County and Pinal County. Which sheriff you register with depends on where your address falls. You can search for sex offenders living in Queen Creek through online databases. This page explains how to find sex offenders and understand registration in this fast-growing community.

Queen Creek Sex Offender Registration

Queen Creek spans Maricopa County and Pinal County. Sex offenders must register with the sheriff of the county where they live. Most of Queen Creek is in Maricopa County.

If you live in the Maricopa County portion, register with the Maricopa County Sheriff in Phoenix. If you live in the Pinal County portion, register with the Pinal County Sheriff in Florence. The Pinal County office requires appointments. Check your property records or ask local police if you are unsure which county your address falls in.

Queen Creek Police Department

The Queen Creek Police Department serves the entire town. The non-emergency number is 480-358-3500. The police station is at 20727 E Civic Pkwy, Queen Creek, AZ 85142. They work with both county sheriffs on sex offender matters.

The Queen Creek OffenderWatch portal provides access to the sex offender database. Police conduct compliance checks and help determine which county handles registration for specific addresses.

Searching Sex Offenders in Queen Creek

You can search for sex offenders in Queen Creek through both the Maricopa County and Pinal County search portals. Enter your address or zip code to see offenders nearby.

Results include photos, addresses, and offense information. Since Queen Creek spans two counties, checking both databases provides the most complete information. The databases update as offenders register or change addresses.

Note: Low-risk offenders may not appear in public searches based on state notification rules.

Queen Creek Sex Offender Requirements

Sex offenders in Queen Creek follow Arizona state law. The requirements are the same regardless of which county you register with.

Initial registration must happen within 10 days of conviction or release. People moving to Queen Creek have 72 hours to register. Annual registration occurs during your birth month with a $250 fee. Address changes require notice within 72 hours. Queen Creek is one of the fastest-growing towns in Arizona. With new developments opening constantly, the sheriffs track offenders who move into the area.

You must report job changes within 72 hours. School enrollment also needs to be disclosed. Email addresses, social media accounts, and other online identifiers are part of registration. Vehicle information including license plates goes into your file. Keeping all this information current is required by law.

Community Notification in Queen Creek

Arizona classifies offenders by risk level. Level 3 offenders are the most serious. When they move into an area, the community gets active notification. Police may post flyers or speak at neighborhood meetings. Level 2 offenders appear in public database searches. Level 1 offenders have limited public information.

Queen Creek Police coordinate with both county sheriffs on notification. Schools near a registered offender receive alerts. Daycare centers and youth programs can request information about nearby offenders. Since Queen Creek has many families with young children, police take notification seriously in new subdivisions.

Address Verification

Both Maricopa and Pinal County deputies verify addresses in Queen Creek. They visit homes to confirm offenders live where they say. Queen Creek Police help with local compliance checks. New developments get monitored as people move in.

Failure to live at your registered address is a felony. The penalty increases for repeat violations. Moving to a new home, even within the same subdivision, requires updating your registration within 72 hours. With Queen Creek growing so fast, keeping addresses current is important for public safety.

Nearby Arizona Cities

Queen Creek borders Gilbert, Mesa, and the City of Maricopa.

County Resources

Queen Creek is in both Maricopa and Pinal counties.