Pinal County Sheriff Office: Jail, Records & Services
The Pinal County Sheriff’s Office serves a geographically large part of central Arizona, so a single phone number or Florence address does not tell the whole story. PCSO operates the county jail, patrols unincorporated communities, runs substations from San Tan Valley to San Manuel, serves Superior Court papers, handles public records, manages vehicle impounds, registers sex offenders and provides several community programs.
If you need an inmate, bond amount, police report, crash report, civil-paper service, vehicle release, sex-offender information or the right substation, this guide routes you directly to the office that controls that task.
Which Pinal County Sheriff’s Office Service Do You Need?
PCSO headquarters, Adult Detention, Records, Civil and the patrol substations share the same agency but handle very different requests.
If you need… |
Start here |
Direct contact |
Local detail that matters |
|---|---|---|---|
Non-emergency deputy |
PCSO non-emergency |
520-866-5111 |
Call 911 instead for an immediate emergency. |
Current inmate |
Pinal inmate search |
520-509-7957 |
The official search updates every 60 minutes. |
Bond / court date |
Adult Detention + court |
520-509-7957 |
PCSO directs callers to use this line for bond, court-date and inmate-service questions. |
Police report |
Records Unit |
520-866-5193 |
You can request online or arrange in-person viewing. |
Superior Court civil service |
PCSO Civil Unit |
520-866-5137 |
Justice Court papers are normally served by the elected constable, not PCSO. |
Impounded vehicle |
Impound Hotline |
520-866-5280 |
A post-storage hearing must be requested within 10 days when applicable. |
Sex-offender registration |
Registration Unit |
520-866-5005 |
Registration appointments are required. |
Pinal County Sheriff Phone Directory
Division / service |
Phone |
Use it for |
|---|---|---|
Emergency |
911 |
Immediate police, fire or medical emergency. |
PCSO non-emergency |
Non-urgent Sheriff assistance and patrol matters. |
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Sheriff / Command |
Administrative command-office business. |
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Adult Detention / inmate services |
Court dates, bond, visitation and current inmate-service questions. |
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Medical |
Jail medical concerns. |
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Property / inmate accounts |
Inmate property and account questions. |
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Inmate phone line |
Published inmate-phone assistance line. |
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Victims’ Rights |
Detention-related victim-rights questions. |
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Records Unit |
Reports, records, viewing appointments and local clearance letters. |
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Civil Unit |
Superior Court civil-process service, writs and Sheriff sales. |
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Sex Offender Registration |
Pinal County offender-registration appointments and updates. |
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Impound Hotline |
PCSO vehicle impound and hearing process. |
How to Search Pinal County Jail Inmates
Pinal County’s official inmate search lists people currently incarcerated in the county jail. The County states that the database is updated every 60 minutes.
When someone is released, the person no longer appears in the current-inmate listing. That makes the tool useful for present custody, but less useful for researching a past booking.
- Enter the inmate’s last name or inmate ID.
- Open the matching result.
- Confirm the person before relying on the record.
- Save the inmate ID.
- Remember that the database updates every 60 minutes.
- If a recent arrest is missing, recheck after an update cycle or call Adult Detention.
Pinal County Adult Detention Is in Florence
The Pinal County Adult Detention operation is part of the Sheriff campus at Jason Lopez Circle in Florence. The County currently directs inmate-service questions to 520-509-7957.
- Use Inmate Search for current custody.
- Use Frequently Asked Questions for bond, mail, accounts and release guidance.
- Use Visitation for the current Securus schedule.
- Check the notice at the top of the page before travelling.
- Call 520-509-7957 for bond, court date or inmate-service questions.
How to Post Bond for a Pinal County Inmate
Pinal County currently lists several ways a qualifying bond can be handled:
- TouchPay kiosk in the jail lobby.
- Payment through the court with jurisdiction over the case.
- A licensed bail-bond service.
- TouchPay by telephone or online when the transaction is eligible.
The jail’s TouchPay information says inmate-account funding can be used for commissary, telephone and self-bail. The inmate ID is required.
- Find “How do I post a bond for someone?”
- Confirm the currently permitted payment methods.
- Write down the inmate ID.
- Confirm the correct court jurisdiction.
- Call 520-509-7957 if another hold or release condition is unclear.
- After a qualifying self-bail deposit, follow the jail’s instructions to confirm the payment.
What happens at initial appearance?
Pinal County Superior Court explains that the judge at initial appearance confirms the defendant’s identity, advises the defendant of the charges and sets release conditions. An attorney may be appointed depending on the charge and the defendant’s financial situation.
The Superior Court also reports that approximately 98% of Pinal County felony matters are presented to a grand jury for a probable-cause determination, while a smaller portion proceed through a preliminary hearing.
Pinal County Jail Visitation: Current Construction Rules
Pinal County uses Securus Technologies for video visitation. Under the normal posted schedule, public visitation runs Saturday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., with visits scheduled at least 24 hours in advance.
However, the current County notice says onsite personal/public video visitation is closed until further notice because of construction. Remote off-site personal/public visits continue.
Visit type |
Current status |
Published guidance |
|---|---|---|
Remote personal/public |
Available |
$6 for a 20-minute remote visit under current County guidance. |
Onsite personal/public |
Temporarily closed |
Closed until further notice because of construction. |
Professional contact visit |
Available with restrictions |
Current construction notice limits onsite professional contact visits to Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. |
Scheduling |
Required |
Approved visits should be scheduled at least 24 hours ahead. |
- Read the current construction notice first.
- Create or sign in to the Securus visitation account.
- Match the correct inmate.
- Choose a remote visit while onsite public visits remain closed.
- Schedule at least 24 hours in advance.
- Review the current provider price before paying.
- Call 520-509-7957 if the facility notice and the provider screen appear inconsistent.
Visitor rules that matter
- Adult visitors need valid state-issued photo identification.
- Visitors can be subject to records checks and security screening.
- Minor children may visit when accompanied by a parent or legal guardian under the County’s rules.
- Pending felony charges can affect visitation approval.
- Electronic devices are restricted inside the detention facility.
- Special visits require advance approval.
Send Money With the Correct Pinal County Inmate ID
PCSO currently uses TouchPay for commissary, telephone and eligible self-bail account funding. Deposits are generally described as becoming available within 24 hours.
Method |
Current County instruction |
Prepare first |
|---|---|---|
Online |
Use TouchPay through the County’s official inmate-services route. |
Inmate ID + Facility Locator 285132 |
Telephone |
866-232-1899 |
Inmate ID + payment details |
Jail kiosk |
Kiosk is located in the jail lobby. |
Correct inmate identity |
Money order / cashier’s check |
Mail using the Florence inmate-account mailing instructions. |
Inmate name and number |
- Find “How do I send or provide money to an inmate?”
- Confirm the inmate ID.
- Choose TouchPay, kiosk or the permitted mail option.
- Use Facility Locator Number 285132 for TouchPay when required.
- Review the transaction details before submitting.
- Keep the confirmation until funds appear.
Pinal County Inmate Personal Mail Now Goes to Tampa, Florida
Effective January 11, 2026, Pinal County Adult Detention Center stopped accepting ordinary personal correspondence directly at the facility. Personal mail is now processed by the Securus Digital Mail Center.
Incarcerated Name & ID #
Pinal County Adult Detention Center
P.O. Box 20366
Tampa, FL 33622
Yes—the state on that personal-mail address is Florida. The County specifically highlights this because the inmate is physically housed in Florence, Arizona, while personal correspondence is scanned through the vendor’s Florida digital-mail operation.
How the digital mail process works
- Mail is received at the digital mail center.
- Compliant correspondence is scanned.
- The inmate views the scanned material using jail kiosks or tablets.
- A return name and address are required.
- Oversize and prohibited non-paper items are not accepted.
- If you want qualifying photographs returned after scanning, follow the County’s current return-envelope instructions.
Legal mail, money orders and publisher material use a different route
Legal mail related to an inmate’s case, inmate-account money orders and qualifying publications from a publisher, distributor or authorized retailer continue to use the Florence jail process.
Pinal County Jail
Inmate Name and Number
P.O. Box 2610
Florence, AZ 85132
- Find “How do I send mail to an inmate?”
- Confirm whether you are sending personal mail, legal mail, money or a publication.
- Use the Tampa address only for personal correspondence.
- Use the Florence route for the categories the County specifically excludes from digital personal mail.
- Put the inmate’s complete name and ID on the mailing.
- Check the page again immediately before mailing because jail-mail vendors can change.
Inmate phone access
The County’s jail FAQ states that inmates can generally use housing-unit phones from 7:00 a.m. until 9:30 p.m. unless security restrictions are in place.
The current County directory lists 800-844-6591 for inmate-phone assistance, while the detention FAQ also publishes 866-516-0115 for Securus support. If one number does not match the issue you are trying to solve, use the current Adult Detention page to identify the correct provider contact.
Emergency family message
PCSO says only verifiable emergency messages are passed to inmates. Contact the on-duty supervisor and be prepared to provide a source that can verify the emergency.
Use Pinal County Court Search for the Criminal Case
The jail record shows custody. It does not replace the official court case.
Pinal County Superior Court provides a “Find My Pinal County Case” route, while Arizona’s statewide eAccess system provides public Superior Court civil and criminal case records filed within its covered dates and limits.
- Select “Find My Pinal County Case.”
- Search using the case information you obtained from the jail or court paperwork.
- Confirm the correct defendant.
- Review the current hearing information.
- Use “Find my Courtroom” when you need today’s hearing location.
- Contact the Clerk when you need an official or certified copy.
Superior Court contact
When you need a court-record copy
The Clerk currently publishes these common copy fees:
- $0.50 per page.
- $35 certification for each document.
- $35 research fee per year when the requester does not provide enough case information.
- $8 shipping and handling when applicable.
Pinal County Sheriff Records Unit: Fees, Hours & Requests
The PCSO Records Unit is the central repository for Sheriff’s police reports and related public records.
Any citizen may request to view public records in person without a viewing fee, but the County asks people to call 520-866-5193 first so the records can be prepared.
Record / service |
Current published fee |
Useful detail |
|---|---|---|
Report |
$7.50 |
Covers up to 25 pages; $0.25 for each additional page. |
CAD call |
$5 |
Request through Records. |
Statistical request |
$5 |
County asks for 48-hour courtesy notice. |
911 / audio / video CD |
$15 |
Subject to public-record and exemption review. |
Photo CD |
$15 |
Subject to applicable disclosure rules. |
Fingerprints |
$5 |
Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. |
Clearance letter |
$5 |
Local Pinal County jurisdiction search; current photo ID required. |
Subpoena |
$12 |
Records Unit fee schedule. |
The County currently says Records accepts money orders, business checks, cashier’s checks and debit/credit cards. Credit-card payment can be made through the County’s online payment system.
- Choose the online records portal or an in-person option.
- Create an account if you are a first-time online requester.
- Describe the incident or record precisely.
- Provide the PCSO case number when known.
- Track the request through the portal.
- Call 520-866-5193 before arriving to view a record in person.
How to Get a Pinal County Sheriff Accident Report
PCSO makes qualifying non-criminal accident reports available through Crashdocs. You need the case number or collision date and a valid credit card to download an eligible report.
Crashes connected with a criminal offense—such as DUI—or crashes involving a fatality or serious injury are not made available through the ordinary Crashdocs download route. Those reports must be requested through the Records request process.
- Determine whether the collision was a routine non-criminal crash.
- Use Crashdocs when the report is eligible for online download.
- Have the PCSO case number or collision date ready.
- If the incident involved DUI, fatal injury or serious injury, use the formal Records portal instead.
PCSO Civil Unit Serves Superior Court Process—Justice Court Is Different
Pinal County’s Civil Unit processes and executes Superior Court criminal/civil process and qualifying in-state and out-of-state court documents.
The County publishes an estimated two to three weeks for service, although actual timing depends on the document, address and circumstances.
How Pinal County calculates ordinary civil-service fees
The current fee schedule says service charges are based on:
- a $16 service fee, plus
- $2.40 per one-way mile to the service location,
- with the mileage calculation capped at 200 miles.
All writs require a $200 deposit under the current schedule.
PCSO currently accepts cashier’s checks, money orders and debit/credit cards for Civil fees. The County also provides an online Sheriff Fee Service payment option.
- Confirm that PCSO—not a Justice Court constable—is the correct service agency.
- Complete the Plaintiff/Defendant Information Sheet.
- Provide detailed identifying information and the last-known Pinal County address.
- Upload or include the required service documents.
- Review the current fee schedule.
- Allow the County’s published service-processing window.
Mailing civil papers
USPS:
Pinal County Sheriff’s Office – Attn: Civil Unit
P.O. Box 867
Florence, AZ 85132
Other carriers:
Pinal County Sheriff’s Office – Attn: Civil Unit
971 N Jason Lopez Circle, Building C
Florence, AZ 85132
Pinal County Sheriff Sales Are Posted by the Civil Unit
Pinal County publishes pending civil Sheriff sales on its Notice of Sales page. Unless another location is posted, Sheriff sales are held in the lobby of the Sheriff’s Office.
The County also posts sale notices at the Civil Unit and Pinal County Superior Court, with relevant Justice Court notices posted in the appropriate Justice Court.
- Review the currently posted sale notices.
- Open the notice for the exact property or execution you are researching.
- Confirm the sale date, time and location.
- Read the court case and legal description.
- Do not assume one month’s sale schedule applies to another month.
- Contact the Civil Unit at 520-866-5137 when the notice is unclear.
Pinal County Sheriff Vehicle Impound: The 10-Day Hearing Deadline Matters
PCSO explains that its vehicle impounds are generally associated with Arizona Revised Statutes 28-3511 or 28-872. The retrieval process differs depending on which statute caused the tow.
For qualifying impounds, request a hearing quickly
The County says a post-storage hearing request must be made within 10 days of the vehicle being towed. After that deadline, the hearing will not be granted.
Call the Impound Hotline at 520-866-5280 and leave:
- your contact information;
- the incident report number; and
- the vehicle identification number (VIN).
The hearing officer says they will return the call within five business days, excluding weekends and holidays.
Current Sheriff administrative towing fee
PCSO currently publishes a $150 administrative towing fee plus a $3.44 processing fee. Towing and storage fees charged by the tow company are separate.
- Identify which Arizona statute is shown on the Vehicle Removal Report.
- Check whether a post-storage hearing is needed or useful.
- Call 520-866-5280 within 10 days when requesting a hearing.
- Have the report number and VIN ready.
- Follow the hearing officer’s payment and vehicle-release instructions.
- Pay the tow company’s towing/storage charges separately.
Claim Found or Unclaimed Property Held by PCSO
Pinal County publishes searchable found and unclaimed property and sends unclaimed vehicles/property to public auction on a recurring basis.
The County generally holds found and unclaimed property for 30 days. Proof of ownership is required before release.
Ways to prove ownership
Depending on the property type, PCSO says proof can include:
- the item’s serial number;
- a dated purchase receipt;
- a prior stolen/lost-property report;
- a prior photograph showing the claimant with the item; or
- specific characteristics not visible in the posted photograph.
Found-firearm ownership has stricter proof requirements and a found firearm is not returned to the finder.
- Search the category that matches your property.
- Compare the posted item and identifying details.
- Use the County’s Claim Property Form.
- Prepare proof of ownership.
- Call the Property and Evidence Unit when an appointment is required.
The County currently directs owners of qualifying found, lost or safekeeping property to call 520-866-5189 for appointment-based pickup. Property releases are published for Tuesday and Thursday by appointment.
Pinal County Sex-Offender Search and Registration
Pinal County directs the public to the Arizona Department of Public Safety sex-offender database for community searches.
PCSO separately handles registration requirements for offenders registered in Pinal County.
The County says registered offenders can use Offender Watch Express for several information updates. Certain changes, including address-related registration work, still require an appointment.
- Use the Arizona DPS registry link for a public offender search.
- Use Offender Watch Express for eligible registration updates.
- Schedule an appointment when the County requires in-person registration work.
- Call 520-866-5005 with registration questions.
Pinal County Sheriff Substations
Pinal County is large enough that Florence headquarters is not always the closest Sheriff office. PCSO maintains substations in several communities.
Substation |
Address |
Phone |
|---|---|---|
Florence |
971 N Jason Lopez Circle, Florence, AZ 85132 |
520-866-5184 |
San Tan Valley |
31505 N Schnepf Road, San Tan Valley, AZ 85143 |
520-866-8009 |
Casa Grande |
820 E Cottonwood Lane, Building D, Casa Grande, AZ 85122 |
520-866-7419 |
Arizona City |
13970 S Sunland Gin Road, Arizona City, AZ 85123 |
520-866-5850 |
San Manuel |
28380 S Veterans Memorial Boulevard, San Manuel, AZ 85631 |
520-866-7881 |
The County directory also lists PCSO service contacts for communities including Gold Canyon, Kearny, Oracle and SaddleBrooke.
Other Pinal County Sheriff Services Residents Actually Use
Free House Watch
Pinal County residents who will be away can sign up for the Sheriff’s free House Watch program. Citizens on Patrol volunteers make exterior checks and watch for suspicious vehicles, people or signs of intrusion.
- Open the House Watch form.
- Enter the property and travel information.
- Provide useful emergency-contact details.
- Remember that volunteers do not enter the home or pass through backyard gates.
Alarm permits
Pinal County requires security-alarm users covered by its ordinance to obtain an alarm permit. The current published permit fee is $18 annually.
The County currently allows three free false-alarm calls and/or one free false-panic-alarm call during the permit year before a published $83 penalty fee applies.
Medication drop-off
The Florence Sheriff’s Office at 971 N Jason Lopez Circle is listed by Pinal County as a medication drop-off location Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., for qualifying prescription and over-the-counter medication. The location does not accept sharps or liquids under the current listing.
Victim case-status portal
PCSO operates a Victim Information Portal for victims with a valid case number. Available information can include case status, assigned personnel and notification options.
The portal notes that some case updates can take up to 48 hours to appear.
Pinal County Details That Are Easy to Miss
- The inmate search updates every 60 minutes. A same-hour booking may not appear immediately.
- Released inmates disappear from the current-inmate list. Use court or Records resources for historical research.
- Personal inmate mail changed in January 2026. Personal correspondence goes to Tampa, Florida for scanning.
- Money orders do not go to the Florida personal-mail address. Use the Florence inmate-account mailing instructions.
- Onsite public video visitation is currently closed because of construction. Remote visits continue.
- Release processing can take up to four hours. A paid bond is not a guaranteed immediate pickup time.
- Justice Court service normally belongs to the constable. Do not automatically send every civil paper to PCSO.
- All writs currently require a $200 Civil Unit deposit.
- Vehicle impound hearing requests have a 10-day deadline.
- Found property is generally held for 30 days. Proof of ownership is required.
- Records viewing can be free. Call ahead so staff can prepare the record.
- Crashdocs does not handle every crash report. DUI, fatal and serious-injury cases use the formal Records route.
Pinal County Sheriff’s Office Address and Map
Building C
Florence, AZ 85132
Non-emergency: 520-866-5111
Emergency: 911
P.O. Box 867
Florence, AZ 85132
Building C
Florence, AZ 85132
Viewing appointments: 520-866-5193
Public window: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Building C
Florence, AZ 85132
Phone: 520-866-5137
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Before You Pay, Mail Something or Drive to Florence
Pinal County Sheriff Office FAQs
What is the Pinal County Sheriff non-emergency number?
The Pinal County Sheriff’s Office non-emergency number is 520-866-5111. Call 911 instead for an immediate police, fire or medical emergency.
Where is the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office?
PCSO headquarters is at 971 N Jason Lopez Circle, Building C, Florence, AZ 85132. The agency also operates substations in communities including San Tan Valley, Casa Grande, Arizona City and San Manuel.
How do I search for an inmate in Pinal County Jail?
Use the official Pinal County inmate search at app1.pinal.gov/search/inmate-search.aspx. Search by last name or inmate ID. The County says the database updates every 60 minutes and released inmates no longer appear in the current listing.
What number do I call for a Pinal County inmate or bond?
Call Pinal County Adult Detention at 520-509-7957 and follow the prompts. The County specifically directs callers to this number for court dates, bond amounts and other inmate-service questions.
How do I visit someone in Pinal County Jail?
Pinal County uses Securus video visitation. Remote off-site visits continue, but onsite personal/public video visitation is currently closed until further notice because of construction. Approved visits must generally be scheduled at least 24 hours ahead.
What is the current Pinal County inmate mailing address?
Effective January 11, 2026, personal mail goes to the Securus Digital Mail Center: Incarcerated Name and ID Number, Pinal County Adult Detention Center, P.O. Box 20366, Tampa, FL 33622. Legal mail, money orders and qualifying publisher-direct material use the separate Florence process.
How do I send money to a Pinal County inmate?
PCSO currently uses TouchPay for commissary, telephone and eligible self-bail funds. The TouchPay phone number is 866-232-1899 and the Pinal County Adult Detention Center Facility Locator Number is 285132. The inmate ID is required.
How much does a Pinal County Sheriff report cost?
The Records Unit currently lists $7.50 for reports up to 25 pages, with $0.25 for each additional page. Other published fees include $5 for CAD calls, $15 for audio/video CDs, $15 for photo CDs, $5 for fingerprints and $5 for a local clearance letter.
Does Pinal County Sheriff serve Justice Court papers?
Not routinely. PCSO explains that service of Pinal County Justice Court process is generally the responsibility of the elected constable for that Justice Court precinct. The Sheriff’s Civil Unit primarily handles Superior Court and other qualifying processes.
How do I get a vehicle released after a Pinal County Sheriff impound?
Start with the PCSO Impound Hotline at 520-866-5280. Have your contact information, incident-report number and VIN ready. If you want a post-storage hearing, the County says the request must be received within 10 days of the tow.
Pinal County Sheriff and Court Links
Official Sheriff homepage, divisions, services and current notices.
Open official PCSO pageCurrent county-jail inmate lookup, updated on the County’s scheduled cycle.
Search current Pinal inmatesCurrent jail notices, visitation, inmate services and detention FAQs.
Open Adult DetentionPolice reports, crash-report access, local clearance letters, fees and record viewing.
Open Records UnitSuperior Court service, writs, Sheriff sales and civil-service fee information.
Open Civil UnitCriminal-case procedure, courtroom lookup, case search and court resources.
Open Pinal County Superior CourtEditorial review: Pinal County Sheriff, Adult Detention, Records, Civil Unit, Clerk/Superior Court and related official public resources were reviewed September 27, 2026. Custody, construction notices, provider services, fees, addresses and procedures can change.
Independent informational website: CountySheriffsOffice.org is privately operated and is not affiliated with Pinal County, PCSO, Arizona courts, Arizona DPS or any jail-service provider.
Legal and privacy notice: arrest and inmate information can contain allegations rather than convictions. Juvenile, sealed, confidential, medical and otherwise protected records may not be publicly available.
FCRA notice: do not treat a jail roster, local clearance letter, police report or this guide as a legally compliant consumer report for employment, housing, credit, insurance or another regulated eligibility decision.
If there is an immediate emergency or threat to life, call 911.
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