Pima County Released Inmates

Released inmate records from Pima County come from the Sheriff's Office and the Adult Detention Complex in Tucson. The county keeps data on people who have been booked, held, and let go from the jail system. You can look up current inmates online, but records on released inmates take a formal request to the Jail Records Unit. The Pima County Sheriff handles all detention records for this part of southern Arizona. Getting these records means knowing where to ask and what fees apply.

Pima County Inmate Search Database

The Pima County Sheriff runs an online inmate lookup for people in custody right now. This tool lets you check if someone is being held at the Adult Detention Center. You can search by name to see booking details and charges. The search is free and works any time of day.

The Pima County inmate roster only shows current inmates. If someone has been released, they will not appear in this search. The database gets updated as people come in and leave the jail. For records on released inmates in Pima County, you need to contact the Jail Records Unit directly and submit a formal request.

Here is the Pima County Sheriff's inmate lookup page where you can search for current detainees.

This search tool covers only those in custody at the Adult Detention Complex in Tucson.

Note: Released inmates do not appear in the online roster and require a records request instead.

Request Pima County Released Inmate Records

To get records on released inmates in Pima County, you file a request with the Jail Records Unit. This unit handles all records for inmates housed at the Pima County Adult Detention Complex. You can ask for booking sheets, clearance letters, photos, and other jail documents. The process takes time and has fees attached.

You can learn about the jail records request process on the Pima County Sheriff jail report page. This form is for jail records only. Police reports and other sheriff records use a different process. Be clear about what you want when you submit your request. Include names, dates, and any case numbers you have. The more details you give, the faster staff can find what you need.

Visit the Pima County Sheriff's page to start your jail records request.

The Jail Records Unit manages all requests for inmate data from the detention complex.

The Pima County Jail Records Unit has set fees for different types of documents. Reports and transcripts cost $5.00 each. If a report goes over 20 pages, you pay an extra $0.25 per page after that. Photos, video, and audio on DVD cost $5.00 per disc. Clearance letters cost $5.00 each. Production fees run $15 per hour after the first hour of staff time. Medical records in Pima County are kept for six years.

Pima County Jail Facilities

The Pima County Adult Detention Complex is the main jail in this county. It sits in Tucson and holds people awaiting trial and those serving short sentences. The Sheriff's Office runs this facility. All booking and release records come from here. When someone leaves custody, their record stays on file with the Jail Records Unit.

The Pima County jail information page has details on the facility itself. You can find visitation rules, inmate services, and contact numbers. If you need to reach the jail directly, the main line is 520-351-8111. For records questions, call the Jail Records Unit at 520-351-8228. This is a message line, so leave your info and someone will call you back.

Check the Pima County Sheriff's jail information page for facility details and contact options.

The Adult Detention Complex houses inmates and maintains all custody records in Pima County.

Pima County Sheriff Contact Information

Reaching the right office makes getting released inmate records easier in Pima County. Different phone lines handle different needs. Use the correct number to save time. The Sheriff's Office has several ways to take your questions and requests.

For general Sheriff business in Pima County, call 520-351-4600. The jail main line is 520-351-8111. For records maintenance, call 520-351-4650. The Jail Records Unit message line is 520-351-8228. You can also email your questions to PublicRecordsRequests@sheriff.pima.gov. Staff check email and respond during business hours.

The physical address for the Jail Records Unit is 1270 W. Silverlake Road in Tucson, Arizona 85713. You can visit in person to file a request or pick up records. Bring ID and payment if you plan to get documents while you are there. The office keeps regular business hours on weekdays.

Note: The Jail Records Unit phone is a message line, so expect a callback rather than live help.

Pima County Justice Court Records

Justice court records in Pima County add context to released inmate data. These courts handle misdemeanor criminal cases and civil matters. If someone served time in the county jail, there may be a court case tied to their booking. Looking up court records gives you more details about charges and outcomes.

The Pima County Justice Court online records request form lets you ask for court documents. You can request case files, judgment records, and other filings. This is separate from jail records but often relates to them. Court records may show the sentence that led to jail time and the terms of release.

Use the Pima County Justice Court online form to request court records.

Court records can show charges, sentencing, and other case details for released inmates.

Pima County Public Records Portal

Pima County has a central public records portal that covers many departments. This includes records from the Sheriff's Office and other county agencies. If you want records beyond just jail data, this portal may help. It serves as a hub for public records requests across Pima County government.

The Pima County public records page explains how to request government documents. Arizona law under A.R.S. Section 39-121 gives you the right to inspect public records during office hours. The county must respond to your request. If they fail to respond promptly, access is deemed denied under A.R.S. Section 39-121.01.

Visit the Pima County public records portal to learn about requesting government documents.

This portal covers records from multiple county departments including the Sheriff's Office.

Public records requests in Pima County may have fees based on the type and amount of documents. Paper copies often cost per page. Staff time may add to the cost if your request is complex. Ask about fees before you submit a large request. That way you know what to expect when the bill comes.

State Resources for Pima County Released Inmates

State agencies also hold records on people released from Pima County custody. If someone went to state prison after county jail, their records are with ADCRR. The Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry tracks all state prison inmates from 1985 to now. You can search their database for free online.

The ADCRR Inmate Data Search covers Arizona state prisons. This is not the same as county jail. But if a Pima County inmate transferred to state custody, they would appear here. Search by name or ADC number. The database shows release dates, physical descriptions, and custody status. Keep in mind that release dates are estimates and may change.

The Arizona VINE system lets you track an inmate's status across the state. If you want to know when someone gets out, sign up for alerts at VINELink. This free service sends calls, texts, or emails when an inmate's status changes. It works for both county jails and state prisons in Arizona.

Note: ADCRR covers state prison records only, not county jail data from Pima County.

Pima County Released Inmate Records Fees

Knowing the fees ahead of time helps you plan for getting released inmate records in Pima County. The Jail Records Unit charges set amounts for different document types. Here is what you can expect to pay for common requests.

The standard report fee in Pima County is $5.00 each. This covers reports up to 20 pages. Any pages beyond that add $0.25 per page. If you need photos, video, or audio on DVD, each disc costs $5.00. Clearance letters run $5.00 each. For complex requests that take staff time, production fees kick in at $15.00 per hour after the first hour.

• Reports and transcripts: $5.00 each plus $0.25 per page over 20
• Photos, video, audio on DVD: $5.00 per disc
• Clearance letters: $5.00 each
• Production fees: $15.00 per hour after first hour

Bring cash or check when you pick up records in person. Some offices accept credit cards. Ask when you file your request what payment methods they take. That way you come prepared and get your records without delay.

Released Inmate Records in Nearby Counties

If you need released inmate records from counties near Pima County, each one has its own sheriff and jail system. Records requests go to each county separately. Here are links to neighboring counties in southern Arizona.

Pima County Cities with Released Inmate Records

Major cities in Pima County have their own police departments that keep arrest records. These are separate from county jail records but may relate to the same cases. Tucson is the largest city and has its own records unit. Smaller cities like Marana and Oro Valley also maintain police records.

City police handle arrests and bookings. After an arrest, the person goes to the county jail. So Pima County jail records include inmates brought in by city police across the county. If you need the original arrest report, contact the city police department. For jail and release records, contact the Pima County Sheriff.