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Mesa City, Arizona, Inmate Search

An inmate search is a process that allows individuals to locate or find information about people in law enforcement custody. It involves checking official resources or tools provided by the county sheriff’s office or a local police department (such as Mesa City PD) to see who is currently in custody at either the county jail or a local holding facility. For example, Maricopa County, which Mesa City is part of, offers a public-facing inmate search tool through the sheriff’s office that lets people look up inmates currently incarcerated in the county jail. Additionally, the Mesa City Police Department maintains an inmate search feature on its official website that allows individuals to look up offenders in its holding facility.

An inmate search generally provides details about the individual in custody, such as their name, booking number, booking date, arrest date, charges, photograph (mugshot), bond amount (if applicable), and their current custody or release status.

Mesa Police Department

59 South Hibbert

Mesa, AZ 85210

Phone: (480) 644-2310

How to Find an Inmate in Mesa City Jail

To find inmates in custody at the Mesa Police Holding Facility (Jail), interested persons can use the facility’s inmate search tool/feature. The tool provides a searchable list of individuals in custody at the holding facility, including the booking number, booking date, the arrestee’s age and sex, and the release date and time.

Alternatively, interested persons can locate an inmate at the Mesa Police Holding Facility (jail) by contacting the facility directly, either in person or by phone at (480) 644-2323. The holding facility is located at 1333 North Power Road, Mesa, AZ 85205.

How to Use the Mesa City Jail Roster

To find an inmate in custody using the Mesa Police Holding Jail roster (i.e., the inmate search tool), follow the steps outlined below.

  • Visit the Mesa City, Arizona, official website
  • Click “Public Safety” under the Menu section, then
  • Click “Mesa Police Department” under the Public Safety section

On the Mesa Police Department webpage:

  • Click "About Mesa Police" under the menu section, then
  • Click on "Holding Facility (Jail)"

On the Holding Facility (Jail) page:

  • Click the “Inmate Search” icon
  • Review the list of persons in custody, or search for a person on the list using the search icon above the list. Search criteria are first or last name.
  • Click a name to view their incarceration details, including booking time and date, age, bond amount, and statute violated.

What Information is Included in the Mesa City Inmate Roster

The following is the type of information typically included in the Mesa Holding Facility inmate records:

  • Full name: The first and last name of the individual in custody
  • Next court date: The date the individual is scheduled to appear before the court next
  • Booking number: The unique identification number that was assigned to the individual when they were booked into the facility. This serves as their jail ID number
  • Booking date: The date the individual was processed into custody at the facility. This date could also be the arrest date.
  • Booking time: The time the individual was processed into custody at the facility
  • Location: The part or section of the facility where the individual is being held (e.g., core civil jail)
  • Arrested age: The individual’s age at the time of the arrest
  • Sex: Whether the individual is male or female. Represented by M (male) or F (female)
  • Ethnicity: The individual’s cultural heritage or identity group. Represented by H (Hispanic or Latino) and N (Non-Hispanic or Latino)
  • Release time: The time the individual is scheduled to be released from custody
  • Statute: The specific law or legal provision associated with the alleged offense the individual committed. For example, 13-2904A1 (disorderly conduct under A.R.S. § 13-2904(A)(1)); 13-3214A (prostitution under A.R.S. § 13-3214(A)); and 13-2412A (refusing to provide a truthful name when lawfully detained by a peace officer under A.R.S. § 13-2412(A))
  • Bond Amount: The amount of money set as a bond/bail requirement for release (if applicable)

Note: The Mesa Police Holding Facility inmate roster includes only individuals currently in custody. Once an inmate is released, they will no longer appear in the listings. Additionally, although inmate records are public under the Arizona Public Records Law, disclosure is limited to the extent permitted by the law. For example, juvenile records and sensitive information, such as home addresses, phone numbers, and SSNs, are prohibited from public disclosure.

Contact Details for Mesa City Jail

The following are the contact details for the Mesa Police Holding Facility (Jail) for persons who might need to speak directly with jail staff or obtain more official information:

Mesa Police Holding Facility

1333 N. Power Rd.

Mesa, AZ 85205

Phone: (480) 644-2323

Website: https://www.mesaaz.gov/Public-Safety/Mesa-Police/About-Mesa-Police/Holding-Facility-Jail

JailAddressPhoneBooking/VisitationWebsite
Mesa Police Holding Facility1333 North Power Road, Mesa, AZ 85205(480) 644-2323(480) 644-2323Mesa Police Holding Facility

How to Send Money to an Inmate in the Mesa Police Holding Facility (Jail)?

The Mesa Police Holding Facility is primarily a temporary processing facility. Individuals held on Mesa Municipal Court matters may be transferred to CoreCivic’s Central Arizona Florence Correctional Complex, where inmate-account deposits are handled. To learn how to place currency on an inmate's books, call CoreCivic at (520) 868-9095 and provide the inmate's name, date of birth, and booking number, or visit CoreCivic.

Inmate Search by Jail Facility

The Mesa Police Holding Facility houses male and female inmates, including those awaiting their initial Mesa City Court appearance, release, or transfer to other facilities, such as the Maricopa County Jail and the Central Arizona Florence Correctional Complex. This facility has an inmate search tool that allows interested persons to search for an individual or view the list of individuals currently in custody. The tool is free to use and is available from the Mesa Police Holding Facility webpage. In addition to the inmate search, interested persons can search Mesa Police Holding Facility’s roster in person or by phone at (480) 644-2323.

The table below summarizes how to conduct searches for inmates at the holding facility (Jail).

FacilitySearch OptionsHow To Access or Request Inmate Information
Mesa Police Holding FacilityOnline, in-person, and by phoneUse the facility’s inmate search, visit the facility at 1333 North Power Road, Mesa, AZ 85205, or call (480) 644-2323

Mesa City Visitation Rules and Schedules

Families or loved ones who wish to visit an inmate at the Mesa Police Holding Facility should call the facility at (480) 644-2323 for information on visitation, hours, and rules (if visits are allowed), as this information is not available on the facility’s website. Nevertheless, for persons arrested by the Mesa PD and incarcerated at the Maricopa County Jail or the Central Arizona Florence Correctional Complex, the rules are as follows:

Maricopa County Jail

  • Anybody can visit as long as they have a validated Viapath account
  • All visits are remote (through Viapath) and cost $0.25 per minute
  • Only the inmate can initiate the video visit at any time through the “Visit Now” feature

Central Arizona Florence Correctional Complex

  • For USMS inmates, only a maximum of three (3) visitors are allowed at a time for the first, second, third, and fourth visits. For ICE detainees, a maximum of two (2) adults and two (2) children are permitted at a time.
  • Children under eighteen (18) must be accompanied by a parent or guardian
  • All visitors must register to visit
  • Visitation hours (see schedule)
  • All adult visitors must present a current photo ID. (e.g., a driver's license, passport, military ID card, etc.)
  • Appropriate dress is mandatory

Mailing and Commissary Information | Mesa City Jail

There is currently no publicly available information detailing how to send mail to inmates or deposit funds for commissary use at the Mesa Police Holding Facility. As such, families or loved ones should contact the facility directly at (480) 644-2323 for instructions regarding mailing address, mail rules, prohibited items, and approved commissary deposit methods.