Greenlee County Sex Offenders

Greenlee County is Arizona's smallest county by population. All sex offenders living in Greenlee County must register with the county sheriff in Clifton. The sheriff maintains records on every offender and makes the data available through public search tools. This page covers how to search the Greenlee County sex offender registry and what registration involves. Residents of Clifton, Morenci, and other communities can access these resources.

Greenlee County Sheriff Sex Offender Registration

The Greenlee County Sheriff's Office handles all sex offender registration. Their office is at 824 Coronado Blvd in Clifton, AZ 85533. The phone number is (928) 865-4149. Contact Tanya Kindle for sex offender registration matters.

Office hours are Monday through Thursday from 7am to 5pm. The office is closed on Fridays. Plan your visit accordingly, especially if you are traveling from Morenci or other parts of the county.

The Greenlee County Sheriff website has basic information about the department. For specific questions about sex offender registration, call the office and ask for the registration contact.

As Arizona's smallest county, Greenlee has a tight-knit community. The sheriff knows who lives where and monitors compliance closely.

Searching Greenlee County Sex Offenders

You can search for sex offenders in Greenlee County online. The search tool is free and public.

Enter a name to find a specific person. Or enter an address or zip code to see offenders near a location. Results show photos, addresses, and offense information. Given the small population, there may be fewer results than in larger counties. But the search still provides an important safety resource for Greenlee County residents.

The database updates as offenders register or change their information. New registrations appear within a few days of processing. Check back regularly to stay informed about who lives in your area.

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

Greenlee County Registration Requirements

Sex offenders in Greenlee County must follow Arizona state law. The same rules apply here as in all other Arizona counties.

Initial registration must happen within 10 days of conviction or release. People moving to Greenlee County from another state have 72 hours after arriving to register if they were required to register elsewhere. This window excludes weekends and holidays. With limited office hours Monday through Thursday, call ahead to ensure you can complete your registration on time.

Annual registration happens during your birth month. The $250 fee is due each year. You must appear in person to verify your information and take a new photo. Address changes require notice within 72 hours. The same applies to job changes, vehicle changes, and new online accounts.

Failure to register or keep information current is a Class 4 felony under A.R.S. Section 13-3824. The sheriff issues warrants for offenders who miss deadlines.

Registration in Arizona's Smallest County

Greenlee County has the smallest population in Arizona. Fewer than 10,000 people live here. This means a smaller number of sex offenders but also closer monitoring of those who are registered.

In a small community, everyone tends to know everyone. The sheriff's office is well aware of who should be registering and when. If you move to Greenlee County, complete your registration promptly. The 72-hour deadline applies regardless of county size. Staff at the sheriff's office can answer questions and help ensure you meet all requirements.

Nearby Arizona Counties

Greenlee County borders Graham and Apache counties. It also shares a boundary with New Mexico. Offenders moving to a new county must register with that sheriff within 72 hours.