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The correctional system in Arizona is operated at various levels including state, federal, county, and city level. The Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation & Reentry (ADCRR) is responsible for managing state prisons, while each county operates its own county jails and municipalities run city jails. The federal system, managed by the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP), operates federal prisons within the state.
Arizona hosts various types of correctional facilities at different levels of government:
The ADCRR oversees ten state prisons, which are:
Arizona has 15 counties, each operating its own jail system. The most populated ones, like Maricopa and Pima, have larger and more complex jail systems.
Various cities in Arizona operate city jails, typically holding individuals arrested for misdemeanors or awaiting trial.
Arizona is home to several federal prisons which include:
Inmate information for state prisons in Arizona can be found through the ADCRR Inmate Datasearch. The database can be searched using ADC number or by the inmate's first and last name. It provides information about the inmate's current location, release date, and offense.
Each county jail in Arizona has its own inmate lookup system. Some of the notable ones include:
Inmate information for individuals in city jails can usually be found through the city's police department or sheriff's office website.
The BOP Inmate Locator is used to find inmates in federal prisons. The search can be done using the inmate's BOP number, DCDC number, FBI number, or INS number. Alternatively, you can use the inmate's first and last name.
In addition to the online databases, information can also be requested via phone call or mail to the individual correctional facility. It is advised to familiarize oneself with each institution's specific request process and privacy rules.
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