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There are eight Maricopa
County Detention Facilities, all are located in Phoenix, AZ.
4th Avenue Jail
201 S. 4th Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85003
Information: (602) 876-1239
Durango Jail
3225 W. Gibson Lane
Phoenix, AZ 85009
Information: (602) 876-0322
Estrella Jail
2939 W. Durango St
Phoenix, AZ 85009
Information: (602) 876-1222
The visitation
schedule for all Arizona jails is subject to change; the Maricopa County Detention Facilities are no exception.
In general, visits are allowed 6:30 am - 2:30 pm with check in no later than 1:30 pm for visitation. Each of the Maricopa
Jails publish their visitation schedule via phone message. Prior to visiting an inmate, it is highly recommended that
you call jail information to confirm the jail's visitation schedule:
4th Avenue Jail........(602) 876-1239
Durango Jail............(602) 876-3555
Estrella Jail..............(602)
876-1222
First Avenue Jail.......Closed
Lower Buckeye Jail...(602) 876-1236
Madison Street Jail...Closed
Tent City Jail...........(602) 876-1735
Towers Jail..............(602) 876-1679
Visitation Dress
Code
Dress Conservatively
Valid Identification
In order to visit an
inmate you will need current valid identification such as a driver's license. Immigration cards are accepted
with a valid driver's license.
Visitation Procedures
Fill out one of the visitation
forms available in the lobby of each jail. You will need the inmate's full name and booking number if known.
Inmates are generally permitted 3 thirty-minute visits in a 7-day period. Visitors are limited to 2-3 visitors
depending on the age of the third visitor.
Underage Visitation
Anyone under the age
of 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Children between the ages of 14-18 must provide a current valid ID card.
Visitation Lockers
Visitors are not allowed into the visitation room with personal items.
If possible do not bring jewelry, sunglasses, cell phones, wallets and purses to the jail, however, you may secure these
items in the coin-operated lockers located in the lobby.
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Property/Money Releases
Inmates may release personal property they were arrested with to anyone they choose, however, they must release
all of it. The person picking up the property must provide valid and current picture identification such as a driver's
license. An Immigration card along with a valid driver's license is acceptable.
Inmates arrested
with cash may release their money to anyone without approval during the first 72 hours after their arrest; after that,
approval will be required from the Jail Commander or designee.
Inmates sentenced to the Department of Corrections
must release their property to someone before they are transfered. Items not released are stored for 90 days and are
then disposed of.
No Bond
is Too Large We
have put together some of the largest bonds in the state. Large bonds, $50,000 and greater, frequently require coordinating
the resources of more than one party...more on Large bail bond specialist.
Contact a Bail Bond Agent Call one of our bail bond agents to walk you through the bail bond process. A large bond specialist is waiting
to help you.
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Frequently Asked Questions How long does it take for the jail to release someone after the bond has been posted?
The Maricopa County Jail can only offer a release time of 12-24 hours after the bond has been posted. We see most releases occuring between the hours of 3 AM to 6 AM the following morning. You can call the Hot Line for updates (602) 876-0322
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Maricopa County Bail Bonds |
Tallini
Bail Bonds, LLC
Specializing in Large Bail Bond Service to the Maricopa
County Jails.
We also post court-ordered cash bail bonds.
Phone: (928) 779-0357 Fax: (928) 522-0152 |
Inmate Information / Search The Maricopa County Jail provides an automated Information Hot
Line, (602) 876-0322, that operates by voice command.
Information provided by the automated system falls into four broad categories:
1. Specific Inmate
2.
General Information
3. Victim Notification
4. Self-Surrender
Information on a specific inmate
can only be obtained from the jail's automated system if you know ALL of the following:
1. Inmate's
last name (spelled correctly)
2. Inmate's first name (spelled correctly)
3. Inmate's date of birth
However, if you know the inmate's booking number (starts with the letter 'P') you will not need to know how
to spell the inmate's name or know their date of birth.
The automated sytem is very tempermental.
The voice recognition software requires the speaker to speak clearly. Those who mumble or have heavy accents will not
be able to use the system successfully. However, once the automated system recognizes that it cannot understand you, it
will redirect you to a human operator. Your waiting time will range from a few minutes to several
hours. Most people wait at least an hour before talking to an operator. Maricopa County Jail Hotline:
(602) 876-0322
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Tallini Bail Bonds Inmate Inquiry You may use the following Inmate Inquiry Form to obtain bail bond information from
Tallini Bail Bonds. Tallini Bail Bonds is not employed by the jail nor is this website affiliated with the Maricopa County Jail in any way.
You must provide a response in all fields marked *required. It may take several
hours for an email reply. Not all requests will receive a response - see Guidelines
For fast bail bond service please call (928)
779-0357.
Guidelines: We will not respond to requests when the inmate is waiting to be released, or when they are serving a sentence.
Court Information
Initial Appearance Schedule Anyone
who is arrested must have an initial Court appearance within 24-hours of arrest. The Maricopa County Jail has two
schedules for initial appearances; both are held at the Fourth Avenue Jail.
1. City Of
Phoenix - Court is held at 10am - 4 pm daily, Bond Review Court is held at 1:30 pm Mon-Fri.
2. Justice,
Superior and out of County Courts are held at 2am, 5am, 8am, 11am, 2pm, 5pm, 8pm, and 11pm.
Defendant's with charges from the following cities are heard at each Court: Glendale, Mesa,
Scxottsdale, Tempe, Chandler, Avondale and Gilbert. Schedules and times vary.
SELF HELP
Posting w/out the aid of a BondsmanBonds and Fines for Inmates Phoenix Bonds and Fines must be paid at the Fourth Avenue Jail (201 S.
4th Ave) from 7am to 11pm. They must be paid by cash or Cashier's Check made payable to the City of Phoenix Municipal
Court. Some transactions may be handled by credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover).
Other Court Bonds may be posted 24-hours per day at the
Fourth Avenue Jail or at the Lower Buckeye Jail (3250 W. Lower Buckeye) during Visitation hours only. Acceptable forms
of payment are cash, using bills no larger than $50, Cashier's Check, made out to the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office,
USPO Money Order or Western Union Money Orders. All funds are verified for authenticity, which means cash is your best
bet if you are posting after normal banking hours, or without the aid of a bondsman. Muggins - Hilarious Phoenix Jail mugshots
Maricopa County Warrants from the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.
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