Graham County Inmate Search refers to the process of locating individuals who are detained or incarcerated in the Graham County Adult Detention facility.
This facility is responsible for safely and securely detaining both pre-trial detainees and county-sentenced inmates.
It operates in compliance with the standards set forth by various correctional associations and strives to ensure the welfare of staff and inmates.
The Graham County Jail provides an online system to locate and identify inmates housed in the facility.
Graham County Inmate Search General Information
| City | Safford |
| County | Graham County |
| Phone Number | (928) 428-3141 (928) 428-2487 |
| Type | County Jail |
| Location | 523 10th Ave.Safford, AZ 85546 |
Inmate Search and Prison Roster
- Go to the Graham County Inmate Search website.
- Type in the person’s booking number, last name, first name, or birthday. You can even use just part of their name to see possible matches.
- Click “Search.”
- You’ll see their information, like:
- Booking number (a special ID number)
- Full name
- Birthday
- Expected release date (if known)
- Charges they’re facing
Visitation Guidelines and Hours
Before You Go:
- Visit the Graham County Inmate Visitation page. You’ll need the inmate’s Booking Number to book a visit.
- Follow the instructions to pick a time slot.
- Remember, the jail can stop or cancel a visit if anyone breaks the rules or for safety reasons.
Important Rules:
- Show a valid ID with your picture.
- If you’re young (under 18), your parent or guardian needs to come with you.
- Dress decently – no revealing clothes allowed.
- Be prepared for a search – you and your stuff might be checked.
- Don’t bring anything illegal or bad, like weapons, drugs, or things not allowed in the jail.
- Leave the booze and drugs at home – anyone drunk or high won’t be allowed to visit.
- Be polite and respectful all the time.
Inmate Communications
Inmates can only call out, not receive calls. They can either use a prepaid account you set up or call collect. Remember, all calls except to lawyers are recorded for safety reasons.
Calls are allowed most days, usually during the daytime and early evening. Three-way calls are not allowed, and talking about illegal stuff can get you both in trouble.
Don’t call the main jail number to talk to an inmate. That’s for other questions about them or the jail. For calls, you’ll need:
- A prepaid phone account is set up with the jail’s provider.
- The inmate’s Booking Number.
Inmate Mail
Sending Stuff:
- Use the U.S. Postal Service.
- Write the address like this:
Inmate’s Full Name, Booking Number Graham County Jail 523 South 10th Avenue Safford, AZ 85546
- No packages allowed, just letters and legal papers.
What Not to Send:
- Cash, checks, or valuables. Only money orders.
- Anything naughty or suggestive.
- Stuff that talks about illegal things or makes the jail less safe.
Sending Money to Inmates
- Money Order: Make it out to the inmate’s full name and Booking Number, then mail it to the jail address (you can find it on their website).
- Online Deposit: Use the jail’s website to send money directly to the inmate’s account. It’s quick and easy!
Things to Remember:
- The money goes into the inmate’s account, which they can use to buy stuff from the jail store.
- It takes a few days for the money to show up, and there might be a small fee.
- The jail isn’t responsible if your money order gets lost in the mail.
- When the inmate gets out, they won’t get the money in cash. They’ll either get a check or it will be sent to someone else, depending on the jail’s rules.
- Don’t send cash or checks: The jail will send them back to you, and the inmate might lose their buying privileges.
Contact Information
Official Mailing Address
For official correspondence, use the following address:
Graham County Jail
523 South 10th Avenue
Safford, AZ 85546
Official Phone Number
For general inquiries, you can call the Graham County Jail at the following number: (928) 428-3141