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After a DUI arrest in Peoria, Arizona, your case will be handled through Maricopa County courts. You have 30 days from your arrest to request an MVD hearing to fight license suspension. Arizona has mandatory jail time even for first-offense DUI — one of the strictest states in the nation.
DUI in Peoria by the Numbers
What Makes Peoria Different
Peoria sees increased DUI enforcement during spring training season and around Lake Pleasant recreational areas. The P83 entertainment district also draws enforcement attention on weekends.
⚠️ 30-Day MVD Deadline
Your temporary permit expires 30 days after arrest. Mail your hearing request to: Executive Hearing Office, ADOT, P.O. Box 2100, MD 507M, Phoenix, AZ 85001. Requesting a hearing stays your suspension.
Peoria Court Information
Maricopa County Superior Court
Handles DUI criminal cases in Maricopa County
Peoria City Court
May handle misdemeanor DUI cases
Arizona DUI Penalties Summary
Standard DUI (0.08-0.149%)
10 days jail, ~$1,500 fine, 90-day suspension, IID 6-12 months
Extreme DUI (0.15-0.199%)
30 days jail, ~$2,500+ fine, 90-day suspension, IID 12 months
Super Extreme (0.20%+)
45 days jail, ~$2,750+ fine, 90-day suspension, IID 18 months
Peoria DUI FAQs
Is enforcement higher during spring training?
Yes. Peoria PD increases patrols near the Peoria Sports Complex and surrounding areas during spring training season.
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Last updated: February 2026