Holding Facility (Jail)

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Recently, in Houston v. Maricopa County (No. 23-15542), the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals found that the posting of mugshots and personal information meets the criteria for constitutional substantive due process violations. In order to comply with the ruling, Mesa PD has paused the public mugshot and inmate search functions until further notice.

Misdemeanor Charges: Court Times and Video Monitoring

Individuals arrested on Mesa misdemeanor charges will remain in the facility until their Initial Appearance.

• Initial Appearances are conducted Monday through Thursday (excluding holidays) at 7:30 am and 1:30 pm.
  • Both sessions can be viewed by the public through video monitors located in the Mesa City Court building at 250 E. 1st Avenue or in the lobby of the Mesa Police Headquarters building at 130 N. Robson.
• Initial Appearances are conducted Friday through Sunday (and holidays) at 7:00 am.
  • These sessions may be viewed by the public through a monitor located in the lobby of the Mesa Police Headquarters building at 130 N. Robson.
• If you are the victim in the case and wish to make a statement or request a Protective Order to the presiding Judge during the Initial Appearance regarding the release conditions of the defendant, please contact the City Prosecutor's Office/Victim Services Unit at 480-644-2188 or visit City Prosecutor's Office Victim Services.

Non-Mesa Charges: Court Times

• Individuals who are arrested on non-City charges are processed at the Mesa Holding Facility and then transported to the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office, Intake, Transfer, Release at MCSO ITR.
• Initial Appearances are conducted every day (including holidays) at the following times:
  • 2:00 am; 5:00 am; 8:00 am; 11:00 am; 2:00 pm; 5:00 pm; 8:00 pm; and 11:00 pm.
• The public can obtain booking and holding information by calling the Maricopa County Jail Information line at 602-876-0322 and using the name and date of birth of the prisoner.
• If you are a victim in the case and wish to make a statement to the presiding judge regarding release conditions of the defendant, please contact the Maricopa County Victim Services Unit at 602-876-8276 or visit MCSO Inmate Information.

Arizona VINE System

• The Arizona VINE System (Victim Information and Notification Everyday) is a service that enables victims of crime to register to receive notification (phone, text, e-mail, app) when the offender's custody status changes. For more information call 1-928-970-5489 or TTY 1-866-847-1298, or visit the VINE website to learn about this FREE online service.

CoreCivic Information

• Inmates who are arrested and held by the Mesa City Municipal Court Judge will be held at CoreCivic in Florence, Arizona.
• The public can obtain information concerning visitation days and hours, and how to place currency on an inmate's books by calling CoreCivic at 520-868-9095 and using the name, date of birth, and booking number of the inmate or visit CoreCivic.

Bond Payment Information

• Persons paying a bond should go to the Mesa Municipal Court (250 E. 1st Ave.) during regular business hours, or to the Mesa Police Department Headquarters (130 N. Robson) after business hours and on weekends.
• Bonds can be paid with cash, any major credit card, or through a bail bond agent.
• If a person is arrested on a warrant with a bond, they must be seen by an Initial Appearance Judge prior to release, unless the bond is paid through the Mesa Municipal Court.

Work Release - Jail Information
Self-Surrender for Work Release to:
Lower Buckeye Jail
3250 West Lower Buckeye Road
Phoenix, Arizona 85009

Parking is in a separate fenced off parking area at the far East end of the building. This is the second driveway east of 35th Avenue on the Lower Buckeye Road. There is a "Self Surrender Only" sign at the entrance to the facility/parking lot. 

You must report on the date and time as ordered by the Court.

• If you report after your Court designated reporting time, you may be refused.
• If you are refused by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office (MCSO), you will be required to return to court for an amended order of confinement.
• You will not be accepted before your designated reporting date and time.

Removal from the Work Release Program:
If you are sentenced to Work Release and you report to jail with alcohol or drugs in your system, you will be accepted into the jail, issued a disciplinary action report for violation of the inmate rules, and placed into full custody for the duration of your sentence. You will not be eligible for either Work Release and the sentencing court will be notified.

You are required to bring the following items with you when you report to the jail:

• The Commitment Order as issued by the Court. Do not confuse a court minute entry for the commitment order.
• A government issued picture identification, such as a Driver's License.
• Health Care Provider's certification form completed no more than 45 days prior to commitment order.
  • This form will be given to you by the court at the time of your sentencing and is also available on the MCSO website.
  • A TB test is required and takes a minimum of two (2) days to complete.
• Failure to complete with any portion of the form or failure to bring the form with you may cause you to be removed from the Work Furlough / Work Release program and you will be kept in full custody for the duration of your sentence.
• If applicable, non-expired prescribed medication with your name and pharmacy information. If you have questions regarding prescription medication and/or healthcare services, call 602-876-6884.
• Any necessary medical device(s), such as a C-PAP machine, prosthesis, cane, etc.

List of Authorized Items:

• Prescription eyeglasses
• Contact lenses (you must buy the solution from the inmate commissary)
• One (1) jacket or sweater; *cannot have hoods*
• One (1) plastic flashlight (C-size batteries maximum)
• One (1) watch
• One (1) wedding ring
• One (1) wallet with driver's license or identification card
• One (1) paperback book or magazine
• One (1) non-electric clock
• Approved prescription medication
• Two (2) towels
• Up to $40 in cash
• $5 in quarters for use of the laundry machines

Any items not on this list is considered contraband. Combination padlocks may be purchased from the inmate commissary for locks. You cannot bring in an outside padlock.

Towels, clocks, flashlights and books or magazines will remain at the facility during release times.

List of Unauthorized Items:

• Cell phones are not allowed and will be impounded
• Tobacco
• Lighters/Matches
• E-cigarettes
• Weapons of any kind, including simulated

List of Unauthorized Dress Attire:

• Tube tops
• Sleeveless shirts
• Flip Flops (shoes)
• Shirts exposing stomach
• Bathing suits
• Low cut shorts
• See through tops
• Steel toe boots
• Clothing with unacceptable language or gang affiliations

Refer to the Maricopa County Sheriff website

Information for Families

Self Surrender to:
Mesa Police Department Holding Facility
130 North Robson
Mesa, Arizona 85201

You must report on the date and time as ordered by the Court.

• If you report after your Court designated reporting time, you may be refused.
• The sentencing court will be notified if you reported late or did not appear as ordered. If you are refused by the Mesa Police Department, you will be required to return to court for an amended order of confinement.
• You will not be accepted before your designated reporting date and time.
• All self-surrenders should use the telephone on the outside of the building at 130 North Robson. Press the number 3 to contact the Jail. There is a sign above the phone that states, "Police Assistance Direct Phone Line. Please use the phone directly below. For the Jail, press 3."

You are required to bring the following items with you when you report to the jail:

• The Commitment Order as issued by the Court.
• A government issued picture identification, such as a Driver's License.
• If applicable, non-expired prescribed medication with your name and pharmacy information.
• If you have questions regarding prescription medication and/or healthcare services at CoreCivic, please contact 520-868-9095.
• Any necessary medical device(s), such as a C-PAP machine, prosthesis, cane, etc.

List of Unauthorized Items:

• Large bags
• Backpack
• Purses
• Bikes
• Books
• Tobacco
• Lighters/Matches
• E-cigarettes
• Weapons of any kind, including simulated
• Personal bedding as in pillows, blankets, etc.

List of Unauthorized Dress Attire:

• Tube tops
• Bathing suits
• Low cut shorts
• See through tops
• Steel toe boots
• Clothing with unacceptable language or gang affiliations

Mail and contact information:

Central Arizona Florence Correctional Complex
Inmate Name and Facility Number
P.O. Box 6300
Florence, Arizona 85132
520-868-9095
520-868-3668