Court FAQs

Jury Duty Questions

Your summons for jury duty is a court order and you must appear. If you wish to be excused, you may complete your juror questionnaire or write a request to the judge explaining your reasons. However, you must contact the court to find out if your request has been granted.

 A prospective juror may be excused if he/she: 

• Has a physical or mental disability that would prevent him/her from serving. The prospective juror is required to provide a doctor's note explaining the disability. If the prospective juror does not have a doctor, a professional caregiver can provide a sworn statement explaining the disability instead.
• Must provide actual and necessary care for another and alternate arrangements are not feasible.
• Will suffer an extreme financial burden if required to serve that would substantially prevent the prospective juror from paying his/her necessary daily living expenses.
• Is unable to understand the English language.
• Is at least 75 years of age and wishes to be excused from this summons, or this and all future summoning for jury service.
• Will be temporarily away from the court's jurisdiction at the time for which the juror is summoned.
• Is an AZPOST certified law enforcement officer employed by the State of Arizona or a political subdivision.
• Is a convicted felon.
• Lives outside the city of flagstaff boundaries.

Juror Parking

Jurors reporting for service do not have to pay for parking. Upon reporting for jury duty, the court will provide you with a parking pass that exempts you from paying for parking in the metered zones.

Where should I park?

Metered public on-street parking is located on the north side of the courthouse along Cherry Street and on the east side along Beaver Street. Additional metered public parking is located at the Phoenix Avenue lot, and the Lumberyard Lot in the downtown area. All metered public parking is $1 per hour. Please see the ParkFlag website for a Parking Map and additional information regarding the ParkFlag program.

Juror Parking

Jurors reporting for service do not have to pay for parking. Upon reporting for jury duty, the court will provide you with a parking pass that exempts you from paying for parking in the metered zones.

¿Dónde debo estacionar?

El estacionamiento público en la calle con medidores está ubicado en el lado norte del tribunal a lo largo de Cherry Street y en el lado este a lo largo de Beaver Street. El estacionamiento público con taxímetro adicional se encuentra en el lote de Phoenix Avenue y el lote de Lumberyard en el área del centro de la ciudad. Todo el estacionamiento público con parquímetro es de $1 por hora. Consulte el sitio web de ParkFlag para obtener un mapa de estacionamiento e información adicional sobre el programa ParkFlag.

Estacionamiento para jurados

Los jurados que se presentan por el servicio no tienen que pagar el estacionamiento. Al presentarse por el servicio de jurado, el tribunal le proporcionará un permiso de estacionamiento que le exime de pagar el estacionamiento en las zonas con parquímetro.