Property Claims
602-261-8371
Potential claimants will have a period of 30-days from the date of notification to make a claim. After this period ends, unclaimed property gets processed for disposal according to state laws, city ordinance, department policies and procedures.
Bring government issued identification and any required documentation such as inmate release forms and/or power of attorney. Proof of ownership will be required.
FIREARM releases will require a background check (prohibited possessor check) pursuant to state and federal laws. Background checks may take up to 10 days and you will be contacted by phone or email for confirmation when ready. If not available, you will be required to contact assigned case agent.
Due to the volume of property claims, appointments are not available for general property or firearms releases. Typical wait times range from 30 to 90 minutes for general property.
The City of Phoenix Police Department receives a large amount of unclaimed property. Pursuant to Arizona Revised Statues 12-941, 12-942, 12-944, 12-945 and Phoenix City Code 2-301, a listing of unclaimed property will be published monthly and expire 30 days after publication.
Vehicle Appointment Line
602-534-2810
The Property Management Unit is only responsible for releasing vehicles that have been impounded for evidence in a criminal investigation. Please do not call until after you have received a vehicle release letter from the Phoenix Police Department indicating that the case detective has authorized your vehicle's release. All other requests will be referred to the Public Records and Services Unit.
1717 E Grant St, Suite 100
Phoenix, AZ 85034
602-534-1127
The Public Records and Services Unit is located near 16th Street, north of Buckeye Road and south of Jefferson. Vehicle Impounds (General impounds such as 30-day tows or regular police tows), public records request and alarms.
