44,050
Marriages recorded in Arizona
Arizona counties reported 44,050 marriages in 2024. Source: ADHS Table 9, 2024.
Arizona relationship data
A clear reference to the latest statewide counts, rates, and decade trends available from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
Last updated August 21, 2026. Latest underlying data: 2024.
At a glance
Marriage and divorce figures can help put a changing season in context, but they cannot explain any one relationship. These statewide counts describe events reported by Arizona counties, not the likelihood that a particular marriage will end.
View the 2024 Arizona advance report2024 statewide figures
44,050
Arizona counties reported 44,050 marriages in 2024. Source: ADHS Table 9, 2024.
5.8
Using the department’s 2024 statewide population denominator, the reported marriage count works out to 5.8 per 1,000 residents. Source: ADHS Tables 9 and 40, 2024.
16,080
Arizona counties reported 16,080 dissolutions of marriage in 2024, including divorces and annulments. Source: ADHS Table 10, 2024.
2.1
Using the department’s 2024 statewide population denominator, the reported dissolution count works out to 2.1 per 1,000 residents. Source: ADHS Tables 10 and 40, 2024.
Recent and longer-term context
2,761 more marriages were recorded in Arizona in 2024 than in 2023, an increase of 6.7%.
916 more dissolutions of marriage were recorded in 2024 than in 2023, an increase of 6.0%.
Compared with 2013, Arizona recorded 23.1% more marriages in 2024 and 38.2% fewer dissolutions of marriage. These comparisons use reported statewide counts. The department advises reading counts alongside rates because population estimates and reporting methods can affect year-to-year comparisons. View the 2023 comparison summary and read the technical notes.
Methodology and sources
The 2024 counts come from the Arizona Department of Health Services’ advance report. Rates are calculated from the reported statewide totals and the department’s 2024 Arizona population denominator, then rounded to one decimal place.
Arizona does not have a central registry for marriage and divorce records. The state’s figures are limited to events reported monthly by the Clerk of the Superior Court in the county where the marriage or dissolution occurred. That means the data should be read as counts of reported Arizona events, not as a count of Arizona residents marrying or divorcing.
REtherapy Center. “Arizona Marriage and Divorce Statistics.” Updated August 21, 2026. https://retherapycenter.com/arizona-marriage-divorce-statistics
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