Pinal County Inmate Search is a digital tool provided by the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office that allows users to search for inmates in the Pinal County Jail. The tool is regularly updated and can be accessed through the Pinal County Jail website. 

In addition to the inmate search tool, the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office also offers a reentry program that connects inmates with resources to aid them with housing, employment, and other support once they are released.

How To Search For Pinal County Inmates

• To search for Pinal County Inmate, go to the official site
• Now here enter the valid last name, first name, and inmate ID
• Press search button
• And get inmate data

Visitation Guidelines and Hours

Schedule Your Visit:

• Book your visit in advance online using the Pinal County Jail Visitation Scheduler.
• This helps the jail manage the flow of visitors and keeps things secure.
• If you don’t already have one, create an account on the Scheduler with your details and the inmate’s information.
• Choose a date and time that works for both you and the inmate.

Getting Ready for Your Visit:

• Arrive at the jail 15 minutes early on the day of your visit.
• You’ll need a valid government-issued photo ID to prove who you are.
• If you’re under 18, an adult must come with you.
• Dress appropriately – no revealing clothes or offensive stuff.
• Leave your phone and other personal belongings at home.
• Don’t drink or do drugs before your visit.

What Happens During Your Visit:

• The jail staff will search you before you see the inmate.
• You can’t give the inmate anything – not even a piece of gum.
• Follow all the rules so your visit can go well.

Visiting Hours:

• Visitation hours are usually Monday to Sunday, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
• The exact times may vary depending on where the inmate is housed.
• Double-check the specific hours when you schedule your visit.

Inmate Call System and Associated Regulations

Calling an inmate at Pinal County Jail:

• They can only make calls, not receive them.
• All calls are recorded and monitored for safety.
• You can’t pay for the call directly, they have to collect it or use a prepaid account.
• They can’t use someone else’s ID to make calls.
• Three-way calls are not allowed.

Setting up a prepaid account:

• Call the jail’s phone service provider (number on their website).
• Remember, the calls are not private and could be used in court. Avoid talking about legal stuff.

Other ways to communicate:

• Visit the inmate in person (schedule this online).
• Send them letters.

Inmate Mail at Pinal County Jail

Here’s how to send a letter:

• Use regular mail – the jail doesn’t take letters dropped off.
• Write the address like this:
  • [Inmate’s Name]
  • [Inmate’s Booking Number]
  • Pinal County Jail
  • 971 Jason Lopez Circle
  • Florence, AZ 85132
• Don’t forget your return address!

Important things to remember:

• The jail will open and check the letter for things they don’t allow, like drugs or weapons.
• They might also read it to make sure you’re not talking about escape plans or bad things.
• No instant photos allowed!
• Keep it nice – no swearing or rude stuff.
• No stickers, glitter, or glue on the letter – keep it simple.
• If you’re writing a lawyer, it’s different – they’ll open it with the inmate there to make sure it’s private.

Pinal County Jail Contact Information

Official Mailing Address

Pinal County Jail

971 Jason Lopez Circle

Florence, AZ 85132

Official Phone Number

You can reach the Pinal County Jail by phone at (520) 866-7100.