Coconino County Sex Offender Search

Coconino County is the largest county in Arizona by land area. The Coconino County Sheriff's Office handles sex offender registration for the entire county, including Flagstaff, Page, Williams, and parts of Sedona. You can search Coconino County sex offenders online through the OffenderWatch system. The sheriff's office in Flagstaff manages all registrations and maintains community notification programs for residents across this vast northern Arizona county.

Coconino County Sheriff Sex Offender Registration

The Coconino County Sheriff's Office runs sex offender registration at their Flagstaff location. The address is 911 E. Sawmill Rd., Flagstaff, AZ 86001. Office hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The direct phone number for sex offender matters is 928-226-5012.

Sex offenders must register in person at this office. Bring valid identification and be ready to provide current address information, employment details, and vehicle information. Staff will take a photo and fingerprints. The process usually takes about 30 to 45 minutes depending on how busy the office is that day.

The Coconino County Registered Sex Offenders page provides information about the program and links to search tools. This is a good starting point if you have questions about how sex offender registration works in the county.

Given the county's large size, some offenders travel significant distances to reach the Flagstaff office. Planning ahead for your visit is important.

Searching Coconino County Sex Offenders

The Coconino County OffenderWatch portal is the official search tool for sex offenders in the county. It is free and open to the public.

You can search by entering a name to look for a specific person. Or enter an address, city, or zip code to see offenders living near that location. The results page shows photos, addresses, and offense information for each registered sex offender in Coconino County. A map view helps visualize where offenders live relative to your home or workplace.

The search covers all of Coconino County. Whether you are in Flagstaff, Page, Williams, or a rural area, the same tool works. Results update as offenders register, move, or change their information. Check back periodically to stay informed about who lives in your neighborhood.

Online Identifier Requirements in Coconino County

Arizona law requires sex offenders to report their online identifiers. This includes email addresses, usernames, and social media accounts. Coconino County collects this information during the registration process.

If you create a new email account or join a social media site, you must report it within 72 hours. The Coconino County online identifier update page explains how to submit this information. Some updates can be done remotely, saving a trip to Flagstaff.

Failing to report online identifiers is a violation of registration requirements. The sheriff checks compliance and follows up on missing information. Stay current to avoid problems.

Note: All online identifiers become part of your permanent registration file in Coconino County.

Sex Offender Tracking in Arizona's Largest County

Coconino County covers over 18,000 square miles. It is the second largest county in the United States by area. This creates challenges for tracking sex offenders who may live in remote areas far from the Flagstaff office.

The sheriff uses a combination of in-person visits, phone check-ins, and data from other agencies to maintain compliance. Deputies travel throughout the county to verify addresses and conduct home visits. GPS technology and coordination with tribal police help cover areas that are hard to reach. The Navajo Nation spans parts of Coconino County, and the sheriff works with tribal authorities on cases involving reservation lands.

Despite the distance challenges, Coconino County sex offenders must follow the same rules as everyone in Arizona. The 72-hour windows for registration and address changes still apply. Plan your trips to the sheriff's office in advance, especially if you live in Page, Williams, or other areas far from Flagstaff.

Cities in Coconino County

Coconino County includes Flagstaff, the largest city in northern Arizona. The sheriff handles registration for all communities in the county.

Nearby Arizona Counties

Coconino County borders several other Arizona counties. Sex offenders who move across county lines must register with the new sheriff within 72 hours.