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System contains. People currently housed in the Mesa County Detention Facility and their current bond. You can use our system or you may also call 970-244-3930 to locate an inmate.
Jail Information Hotline: 602-876-0322 For all general jail questions, including bond amount, charges, visitation, inmate book accounts and phones, call: 602-876-0322.
Yes, arrest records are public in Arizona. Arizona Public Records Law empowers members of the public to query state law enforcement agencies for arrest records within their jurisdiction and also query the Arizona Department of Public Safety for state-wide arrest information.
What are the Different Jails in Maricopa County? 4th Avenue Jail – 201 S. 4th Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85003 ( map ) Durango Jail – 3225 West Gibson Lane, Phoenix, Arizona 85009 ( map ) Estrella Jail – 2939 W. Lower Buckeye Jail – 3250 W. Towers Jail – 3127 West Gibson Road, Phoenix, Arizona 85009 ( map )
Speaking directly with a county jail officer or clerk can help you obtain the information you're looking for, especially if you don't have access to online records. Call a non-emergency county law enforcement department and ask to speak to someone about a specific arrest or inmate.
To look up an inmate in Arizona, an individual may: Use the ADCRR Inmate Data Search maintained by the Department of Corrections to find an inmate incarcerated in a state prison, or request physical or electronic copies of inmate records from the Department of Corrections.
A Supervening Indictment means someone has been formally charged with a felony after a Grand Jury determines there is probable cause to believe a suspect committed a crime. It also means the defendant will not have the benefit of a preliminary hearing.
Indictment Decision: If sufficient evidence is found, the grand jury issues an indictment, which formally charges the suspect with the crime. The term indictment means that your felony criminal case is now moving towards trial. In other words, it has been formally filed in a felony court.