Safford prison guide for families: ASPC-Safford’s four units, minimum-custody work crews, visitation steps, and how earned release credits work.
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ASPC Yuma is actually in San Luis, AZ, housing about 4,100 men in minimum to close custody. Location, units, visitation, and release-credit basics.
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ASPC Tucson is Arizona’s largest prison complex: 8 units, 5,403 beds. What families should know about placement, units, visitation, and programs.
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ASPC Phoenix is where Arizona prison sentences begin: Alhambra intake, medical and mental health screening, classification, and statewide transfer.
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ASPC Perryville in Goodyear is Arizona’s women’s prison complex. A family guide to female intake, custody levels, visitation, and earned release credits.
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ASPC Lewis in Buckeye houses eight units from maximum to minimum custody. A family guide to placement, visitation, programs, and earned release credits.
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ASPC Eyman in Florence holds Arizona’s maximum custody and sex offender units. What families should know about placement, visitation, and release credits.
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How to get someone out of jail in Maricopa County: the initial appearance, ARS 13-3967 release types, and posting bond at the Fourth Avenue Jail.
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Arizona state prisons guide: all 9 ADCRR complexes, intake at Alhambra, custody levels, visitation rules, and the 85% earned release credit rule.
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Maricopa County inmate search: use the MCSO lookup on mcso.org, find the next court date, and know what not to say on recorded jail calls.