South Tucson Jail

State
Arizona
County
Pima County
City
South Tucson
Postal Code
85713
Location
1601 South 6th Avenue, South Tucson, AZ, 85713
Phone
520-622-0655
Hours
Mon: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM; Tue: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM; Wed: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM; Thu: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM; Fri: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM; Sat: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM; Sun: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM; Holiday: -

South Tucson Jail is a medium-security jail in South Tucson, Pima County County, Arizona. South Tucson Jail is a prison for adult inmates convicted of crimes under Arizona state law. Most of the inmates serve sentences in South Tucson Jail of less than one year. Inmates are held in South Tucson Jail in single-cell rooms, though they have time to interact with fellow inmates. The South Tucson police run and maintain the South Tucson Jail.

South Tucson Jail, is the head law enforcement officer in the South Tucson police. You can reach him by calling 520-622-0655 or visit the website.

South Tucson City Sheriff’s address: 1601 South 6th Avenue, South Tucson, AZ, 85713, South Tucson, Arizona, 85713.

The South Tucson Jail has a library, a recreational area, and a commissary. Inmates in South Tucson Jail can buy all the commissary necessities, play games in the common room, watch TV, and have conversations under the warders’ strict supervision.

Inmate Search

It is relatively easy to find an inmate in South Tucson Jail, as all the information is online. You need to have the inmates’ full names, South Tucson Jail’s inmate ID, sex, age, and detention date.

If you are not satisfied with what you find online, you can visit the South Tucson Jail. You will get all your answers in the South Tucson Jail lobby. Additionally, you can call South Tucson Jail at 520-622-0655 to enquire about an inmate.

Sending a Mail/ Package

All the mail sent to South Tucson Jail should have a return address. Every mail that enters the South Tucson Jail is processed in the central mail room. Moreover, all non-legal will have to undergo an inspection by South Tucson Jail’s staff, which may cause delays in delivery.

Cash and any other property will not be allowed through the mail at the South Tucson Jail. Most of the South Tucson Jail inmates are held for a short period, and sometimes the mail may arrive after the inmate is released from South Tucson Jail or transferred to another facility.

Sending Money

South Tucson Jail allows an inmate to open a commissary account at the time of booking. All money should be deposited into this account; the inmate can use it while they are in South Tucson Jail. You can send the funds to South Tucson Jail electronically via MoneyGram and Western Union.

The South Tucson Jail allows money orders and checks. However, they should address the inmate’s money orders and checks indicating the full names and inmate ID. Moreover, you can visit the South Tucson Jail’s lobby and deposit cash.

Phone Calls

While a detainee is in the South Tucson Jail it is allowed to use phones to call their loved ones or attorney. They can use either call collect or buy pre-paid cards from the commissary. However, inmates in South Tucson Jail cannot receive calls, and all calls to the South Tucson Jail are monitored for security purposes. South Tucson Jail allows you to set up a pre-paid phone account.

Visitation

You need to seek prior approval before visiting an inmate in the South Tucson Jail. The warder will search all visitors before gaining access to the South Tucson Jail. Children under 18 have to be accompanied by an adult or legal guardian during the attending the South Tucson Jail

For more guidelines about visitation, contact the South Tucson Jail at 520-622-0655 or visit South Tucson Jail at 1601 South 6th Avenue, South Tucson, AZ, 85713, South Tucson, Arizona, 85713

Directions

Refer the map below to find the driving directions.