Judicial Enforcement

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The Judicial Enforcement Division (JED) is responsible for providing a wide range of public services including serving process for civil actions, accepting and processing requests for weapons, collecting delinquent taxes and issuing pawnbroker licenses.

Civil Process Services
The JED serves all Superior Court civil processes including subpoenas, writs of execution, garnishment, restitution, replevins and attachment, orders of protection and injunctions against harassment, as well as various other in-state and out-of-state court documents. The Division levies on various forms of personal and real property, then disposes of the property through a Sheriff's auction. 

Additional Responsibilities
The Judicial Enforcement Division is also responsible for the following:

  • Pawnbroker LicensingThe Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office is mandated by law to issue and renew pawnbroker licenses within Maricopa County and verify compliance with statutory requirements. Interested applicants should contact the Sheriff’s Office at telephone 602-876-1844 and request a packet be mailed to them.
  • Delinquent Personal Property Tax Collection: The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office is mandated by law to collect delinquent personal property taxes issued by the Maricopa County Treasurer. The Sheriff’s Office also auctions personal property seized to satisfy delinquent personal property taxes. For questions about accounts please call 602-876-1831.