How Do I Find Jailed Juveniles in Arizona?
- 1). Go to the inmate data search page at the Arizona Department of Corrections website. Search for an individual inmate by entering the juvenile's last name, first name, gender and current status (if known). The database contains information regarding inmates who were in ADC custody in 1985, and those who arrived thereafter. There are more than 112,000 records in the database, and about 26,000 of these are records pertaining to current inmates.
- 2). Contact the Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections in the relatively likely event that the juvenile inmate's records are not included in the ADC database. The ADJC is responsible for juveniles who have been deemed delinquent. ADJC manages Arizona's secure juvenile facilities and also provides services to juvenile offenders -- these include treatment, education and rehabilitation. The ADJC's operating hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections
Central Administrative Office
1624 W. Adams
Phoenix, AZ 85007
602-364-4051
www.azdjc.gov - 3). Contact individual juvenile secure facilities in order to ascertain the location of a juvenile inmate, and the visiting policies and procedures of the facility. AZDJC operates three secure "schools"--juvenile detention centers--which family members are allowed to visit. The Adobe Mountain School and Black Canyon School are located in Phoenix, Ariz., while the Catalina Mountain School is in Tucson.
Adobe Mountain School
2800 W. Pinnacle Peak Road
Phoenix, AZ 85027
62-869-9050
Black Canyon School
24601 N. 29th Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85083
623-780-1303
Catalina Mountain School
14500 N. Oracle Road
Tucson, AZ 85738
520-818-3484
