Victim Services

The criminal justice system can be daunting, confusing and even stressful for crime victims. Fortunately, help is available from the Victim/Witness Program of the Mohave County Attorney’s Office. Our mission is to assist crime victims throughout the criminal justice process by providing advocacy, support and services.

Victim Rights Brochure
Victima Derechos 

Victims of Current Cases

• If you are listed as a victim in a case that is currently pending and would like to receive notifications about the case, please call the Victim/Witness Program at (928) 718-4967.

Court Calendar Information

• The Judicial Branch of Arizona - County of Mohave - Court Calendars.  Please be advised the Court updates it's calendars after 3:30 p.m.   

Available Forms

• Victim Impact Statements -  
  Initial Appearance Hearing 
  Motion to Review Conditions of Release (Bond Reduction Hearing)
  Change of Plea Hearing
  Judgment and Sentencing Hearing 
• If you are not able to attend the scheduled hearing in person, please contact our office at (928) 718-4967 for other options for statement submissions.  

Victims of Completed Cases

• Post-Adjudication Notification Request - Juvenile
  This form is designed for use by state and county offices in Arizona which have responsibility under State Constitution and law to provide post-adjudication services to crime victims.  Upon completion of the case, this form will be mailed to you.
• Post-Conviction Notification Request - Adult
  This form is designed for use by state and county offices in Arizona which have responsibility under State Constitution and law to provide post-conviction services to crime victims.  Upon completion of the case, this form will be mailed to you.
• After Disposition:  Now What?  How to Ensure Your Victims' Rights Continue Post-Adjudication
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKnypjCBdoY     
• After Sentencing: Now What?  How to Ensure Your Victims' Rights Continue Post-Conviction
  This video will explain the post-conviction process including how victims can opt-in for notices.
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrIIliJBQm4
• Arizona Department of Corrections Office of Victim Services Pamphlet 
• Arizona Department of Corrections Inmate Data Search 

Victim Restitution Brochure
Formulario de restitucion

By paying restitution as part of a criminal sentence, offenders face a constant and significant reminder of the damage they have caused to their victims. Victims, in turn, can begin to return to a normal life when they are reimbursed for the financial harm they have endured. 

Restitution Request Form
If you suffer a loss as a result of the defendant’s conduct, the court may require the defendant to reimburse you.

For questions regarding your CourtFunds Restitution MasterCard Prepaid Debit Card, please contact CourtFunds customer service at (877) 287-2448 or go to www.courtfunds.com for assistance.

Victim Compensation Pamphlet
Compensación Para Victimas

You may be eligible for financial compensation for out-of-pocket crime-related expenses

• Victim Compensation Program Eligibility Requirements
• Compensacion a las victimas Requisitos de elegibilidad del programs

State of Arizona Criminal Justice Commission Crime Victims Compensation Program Application

• On-Line Application for Victim Compensation Program
• On-Line Application for Victim Compensation Program During Incidents of Mass Violence
  • This application should be used for emergencies where mass violence has occurred to provide the victim disaster related resources.  Mass violence events are human caused tragedies that can impact whole communities.  Some examples of mass violence include shootings, acts of terrorism, or mass riots.   If you were involved in an incident of mass violence, you may be eligible for financial assistance through the Crime Victim Compensation Program.  Some examples of the financial assistance provided include; funeral expenses, crime scene clean-up, medical expenses, mental health counseling, loss of wages, loss of support, and travel expenses.  Please provide any information regarding collateral sources such as health insurance you may have on your application, so we can expedite your claim quickly.  Please contact the Mohave County Attorney’s Crime Victim Compensation Advocate at (928) 718-4967 for assistance with completing your application or to answer any questions you may have.   

Victim Compensation Board Meetings 

Victim Compensation Board Meeting Schedule 2024

• Meeting Agenda January 9, 2024
• Meeting Agenda March 5, 2024 
• Meeting Agenda April 9, 2024
• Meeting Agenda May 23, 2024
• Meeting Agenda June 11, 2024
• Meeting Agenda July 9, 2024
• Meeting Agenda August 20, 2024
• Meeting Agenda September 10, 2024
• Meeting Agenda October 8, 2024
• Meeting Agenda November 9, 2024

Victim Compensation Board Disclosure Statement

STATEMENT OF LOCATIONS WHERE ALL NOTICES OF THE MEETINGS OF THE MOHAVE COUNTY VICTIM COMPENSATION BOARD WILL BE POSTED

Pursuant to A.R.S. § 38-431.02, the Mohave County Attorney’s Office Victim/Witness Program hereby states all notices of the meetings and agendas of the Mohave County Victim Compensation Board and any of its committees and subcommittees will be posted electronically on the Mohave County Attorney’s Office Victim/Witness Program’s official website http://victimwitness.mohavecounty.us and posted physically at the Mohave County Administrative Building, in the designated “Public Notice” area located at 700 West Beale Street, Kingman, AZ 86401. This location is open to the public Monday – Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm with the exception of legal holidays. Such notices will indicate the date, time and location of the meetings and will include an agenda for each meeting.

Mohave County Attorney
Victim/Witness Staff

Kingman Community Resources Pamphlet
Bullhead City Community Resources Pamphlet 
Lake Havasu City Community Resources Pamphlet
North Canyon Resources Pamphlet
Law Enforcement Non-Emergency Phone Numbers

If you should need any assistance, please contact us at:

Mohave County Attorney
Victim/Witness Program
Street:  301 Pine St., Kingman, AZ  86401
Mailing:  P.O. Box 7000, Kingman, AZ  86402-7000
Phone:  (928) 718-4967
Fax:  (928) 718-4966

Victims' Rights Violations?

If you feel your Victims' Rights have been violated, please contact our Program Coordinator at (928) 718-4967.

To file a complaint regarding your Crime Victims' Rights, you may contact:

Office of the Arizona Attorney General
Office of Victim Services
1275 W. Washington Street
Phoenix, AZ  85007
(602) 542-5025

To file a discrimination complaint, you may contact one of the following agencies:

Office for Civil Rights
Office of Justice Programs
U.S. Dept. of Justice
810 7th Street, NW
Washington, DC  20531
(602) 819-2438 or (602) 819-1270

Note: In order to file with the Federal Office for Civil Rights, two forms must be downloaded from the internet and submitted in writing. The forms can be found at the Office of Justice Programs Website.

Arizona Department of Public Safety
VOCA Administration, MD3915
Civil Rights Coordinator
P.O. Box 6638 
Phoenix, AZ  85005-6638
(602) 223-2491

Office of the Arizona Attorney General 
Civil Rights Division
1275 W. Washington Street
Phoenix, AZ  85007
(602) 542-5263