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1. Does the Legal Department provide legal services to individual citizens?

No. Neither the Town Attorney or the Town Prosecutor can provide legal advice to the citizens of Prescott Valley. The Legal Department may only provide counsel to the municipal corporation and its officers and employees in their official capacity. Individuals seeking legal services should consult a private attorney or contact one of the following agencies: 

Arizona Bar Foundation - AZ Foundation for Legal Services & Education 

Community Legal Services (928) 445-9240 

Volunteer Lawyers Program (800) 852-9075 

Arizona State Univ. Law School Clinic (480) 965-6968

Arizona Senior Citizens Law Project (602) 252-6710

2. Where can I obtain information about landlord-tenant disputes (e.g., eviction notice, getting repairs done, tenant rights, etc.)?

A private attorney and Community Legal Services are two sources of information about landlord-tenant disputes. View the Landlord-Tenant Act (Arizona statutes) online or call the AZ Department of Housing 800-458-5842.

3. I have a business complaint (unsatisfactory service or repair, etc.). Whom can I contact?

Arizona Attorney General's Office (Consumer and Business Complaints) - (800) 352-8431

Better Business Bureau of Central/Northern Arizona - (877) 291-6222

4. Where do I file a Small Claims Court action in Yavapai County?

Prescott Precinct - (928) 771-3300

Verde Valley Precinct - (928) 567-3353

5. Where do I get a marriage license, divorce records, passport, or probate information?

For marriage license, divorce records, or probate information contact the Yavapai County Clerk of Superior Court at 928-771-3314.

For passports visit www.usa.gov/passport

6. Where can I obtain a copy of the Prescott Valley Town Code or a particular section?

View the Town Code now. Downloadable/ printable PDFs are also available online.