Sheriff Election — Coconino County, Arizona
Coconino Sheriff · the arena · Arizona’s largest county by area hires this desk in 2028 · in Flagstaff · Phoenix remains the capital
The 2028 oval in Flagstaff — not Phoenix, not the South Rim, not 2026
This page is the arena for this office. Unique teaching for the job lives on the office twin. The county as a place is taught at Coconino County.
It is not a campaign. Names belong on the official sample ballot. No crown.
This Sheriff is not on the 2026 ballot. Arizona county sheriffs sit on the presidential table. Flagstaff is not the capital.
The largest Arizona county hires a Sheriff who still holds Sawmill Road
Article XII, § 3: four years.
- Last regular general: Tuesday, 5 November 2024.
- Next regular general: Tuesday, 7 November 2028.
- Take office: 1 January 2029.
- Primary: confirm the Arizona SOS 2028 calendar when it posts. Do not invent a 2026 primary for this oval.
- Vacancy: chief deputy executes (§ 11-443); Board of Supervisors appoints until the next regular general (§ 16-230).
The Governor is 2026. That is not this oval. Five district Supervisors sit — not this oval. A South Rim rumor does not hire this badge. Page is not the hall. Phoenix is the capital.
Elections at Cherry Avenue — not a park visitor center as this clerk
County elections work for Coconino lists with the Flagstaff county campus — confirm the live Recorder and Elections door on coconino.az.gov (Elections phone lists (928) 679-7896). That is county clerk work — not Flagstaff City Hall as this clerk, not a park visitor center as this clerk, not a Maricopa clerk as a substitute. Confirm registration, sample ballot, and early ballot on azsos.gov and my.arizona.vote.
Sample ballot in Coconino County, Arizona — not Maricopa, not Utah
Do not take names from a Phoenix rumor, a Grand Canyon flyer, or a Page postcard as this oval.
- Official candidate list / sample ballot — Arizona Secretary of State and the Coconino County Recorder
- Voter lookup
- Current Sheriff of record — official Coconino County, Arizona, Sheriff listing
If a site and the official sample ballot disagree, the sample ballot wins.
What you are hiring — remainder patrol, a 596-bed house, a Page holding
You are hiring the Sheriff of Coconino County, Arizona — unincorporated patrol across Doney Park, Forest Lakes, and the Page and Williams remainder; warrants; civil process; courthouse security at 200 North San Francisco; and the jail at 951 East Sawmill, plus Page holding at 713 Tunnel Road. You are not hiring Flagstaff Police. You are not hiring the Park Service. You are not hiring the Governor.
Read the office page for 951 East Sawmill as this jailer, Flagstaff as the seat, the Grand Canyon as a park not the hall, and 2026 as a different table.
Remedy when a writ misses Doney Park
A bad service or a paper that missed Forest Lakes or Fredonia country — this Sheriff’s door and the courts. Five Supervisors are not the internal-affairs substitute for a paper. Not a comment section. Not Phoenix. Not a park visitor center as this oval.
Relief when a wildfire closes U.S. 180
Fire on the Peaks, ice on I-40, a night road toward Page — this county’s mutual aid first. Navajo County is a different count. Yavapai is a different count. Flagstaff city hall is a different government. The Park is a different government.
Service — papers, a San Francisco Street docket, a night shift toward Page
Papers. A Flagstaff courtroom. Night hours the office actually posts. 911 on an unincorporated I-40 frontage remains this badge. 951 East Sawmill remains this badge. ADC does not.
Due process does not wait for a Grand Canyon rumor
A levy in unincorporated Coconino still needs notice. Confirmation of sale is still the court. The Constitution does not pause because a visitor photographed the Rim.
Rights from Fredonia to Forest Lakes
Equal protection on the 18,000-square-mile map. Counsel. Property. Humane custody. A worker on Cherry Avenue and a family in Page hire the same Sheriff.