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Gilbert, Arizona Inmate Search

In Gilbert, Arizona, an inmate search is a process that allows interested persons to look up information about individuals currently housed in a local jail. This process typically reveals certain basic information about detainees, including their full name, age, charge(s), booking number, custody status, and bond details.

The Gilbert Chandler Unified Holding Facility serves as the Town of Gilbert's primary detention facility. It is located at the Gilbert Police Department headquarters and is used to temporarily house detainees (typically for less than 24 hours) while they wait for their initial court appearance or transfer to a jail facility. In most cases, detainees are transferred to a Maricopa County Jail facility. Unfortunately, there is no official online resource for looking up inmates held in the Gilbert Chandler Unified Holding Facility. Instead, individuals may call the Gilbert Police Department to inquire about inmates. The agency may be contacted at:

The Gilbert Police Department

75 E. Civic Center Drive,

Gilbert, AZ 85296

Phone: 480-503-6500

How to Find an Inmate in Gilbert Jail

The most convenient way to find inmates held in the Gilbert Chandler Unified Holding Facility is to call the Gilbert Police Department (GPD), as the facility has no official online roster. Interested persons may call the GPD at 480-503-6500 to make inquiries about those in custody.

Alternatively, inquirers who reside in Gilbert may visit the GPD to make inquiries about inmates housed in the Gilbert Chandler Unified Holding Facility. They may need to provide certain information to identify the individual being sought, such as the inmate’s full name. Both the GPD headquarters and holding facility are located at:

75 E. Civic Center Drive

Gilbert, AZ 85296

However, inmates are typically housed in the Gilbert Chandler Unified Holding Facility temporarily (i.e., for up to 24 hours) before seeing a judge. If they cannot post bond or are required to be held for a longer period of time, they may be transported to a Maricopa County Jail facility. In such cases, individuals may search for the inmate online through the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Inmate Information portal. They may also call the County Sheriff’s jail inmate information line at 602-876-0322 or visit the agency to inquire about inmates held at any of the county’s jail facilities. The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office is headquartered at:

550 W. Jackson Street

Phoenix, AZ 85003

How to Use the Gilbert Jail Roster

The Gilbert Chandler Unified Holding Facility does not have an official online jail roster. Instead, members of the public may search for inmates held at the facility by calling the Gilbert Police Department (GPD) at 480-503-6500 or visiting the agency’s headquarters. They may need to provide sufficient identifiable information about the inmate, such as the inmate’s full name, to facilitate their search.

For inmates who were transferred to a Maricopa County Jail facility, interested persons may use the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Inmate Information portal to search for information about them. The general steps for accessing and using the portal are outlined below:

  • Visit the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Official website
  • Click on the “Detention” option of the website’s navigation bar
  • Select “Inmate Information” under “Custody Services”
  • The inmate information portal will display the total number of inmates currently in custody and allows users to search for inmates by booking number or full name and date of birth.

What Information is Included in the Gilbert Inmate Roster

Under Arizona’s Public Records Law, records maintained by government entities in connection with their official activities are presumed public and subject to disclosure. This law governs public disclosure of Gilbert inmate records and information. Some examples of details found in Gilbert inmate records that are public include, but are not limited to:

  • The inmate’s full name
  • Age and gender
  • Date of birth
  • ID number
  • Booking date and time
  • Custody status
  • Charge information
  • Bond or bail details

Note: Certain types of inmate records are exempt from public access pursuant to state or federal statutes. Most notably, juvenile inmate records are protected from public disclosure and are only released to eligible individuals or entities, such as the juvenile’s parent, legal guardian, or legal representative. Additionally, an inmate’s medical and mental health records are also exempt from public access.

Contact Details for Gilbert Jail or Sheriff’s Office

Interested persons may obtain official information about the Gilbert Chandler Unified Holding Facility by contacting the Gilbert Police Department (GPD) at:

75 E. Civic Center Drive

Gilbert, AZ 85296

Phone: 480-503-6500

The GPD also has a substation at:

San Tan Substation

2332 E. Queen Creek Road

Gilbert, AZ 85297

On the other hand, all inquiries about the Maricopa County Jail facilities, including inmate bond amounts, charges, visitation, book accounts, and phone calls, may be directed to the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office at:

550 W. Jackson Street

Phoenix, AZ 85003

Phone: 602-876-0322 (jail information line)

The physical address of each Maricopa County Jail facility is outlined below:

4th Ave Jail – Fourth Ave Jail

201 S. 4th Ave

Phoenix, AZ 85003

512 Jail

2670 South 28th Drive

Phoenix, AZ 85009

Lower Buckeye Jail

3250 W. Lower Buckeye

Phoenix, AZ 85009

Estrella Jail

2939 W. Durango St

Phoenix, AZ 85009

Towers Jail

3127 W. Gibson Lane

Phoenix, AZ 85009

Watkins Jail

2860 South 28th Drive

Phoenix, AZ 85009

Intake, Transfer, and Release Jail

2670 S 28th Dr.

Phoenix, AZ 85009

Agency/JailAddressPhoneWebsite
Gilbert Chandler Unified Holding Facility75 E. Civic Center Drive
Gilbert, AZ 85296
480-503-6500gilbertaz.gov/departments/court/court-resources/warrants-bonds-and-jail
Gilbert Police Department (GPD)gilbertaz.gov/departments/police
Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office550 W. Jackson Street
Phoenix, AZ 85003
602-876-1000mcso.org
4th Ave Jail – Fourth Ave Jail201 S. 4th Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85003
602-876-0322maricopacountybailbonds.com/maricopa-county-jail-information/4th-avenue-jail/
512 Jail2670 South 28th Drive
Phoenix, AZ 85009
maricopacountybailbonds.com/maricopa-county-jail-information/512-facility-jail/
Lower Buckeye Jail3250 W. Lower Buckeye
Phoenix, AZ 85009
maricopacountybailbonds.com/maricopa-county-jail-information/lower-buckeye-jail/
Estrella Jail2939 W. Durango St
Phoenix, AZ 85009
maricopacountybailbonds.com/maricopa-county-jail-information/estrella-jail/
Towers Jail3127 W. Gibson Lane
Phoenix, AZ 85009
maricopacountybailbonds.com/maricopa-county-jail-information/towers-jail/
Watkins Jail2860 South 28th Drive
Phoenix, AZ 85009
maricopacountybailbonds.com/maricopa-county-jail-information/watkins-jail/
Intake, Transfer, and Release Jail2670 S 28th Dr.
Phoenix, AZ 85009
maricopacountybailbonds.com/maricopa-county-jail-information/intake-transfer-and-release/

How to Send Money to an Inmate in Gilbert Chandler Unified Holding Facility?

Inmates at the Gilbert Chandler Unified Holding Facility are only temporarily held (up to 24 hours). As a result, there are no provisions for inmates to receive money. However, inmates transferred to a Maricopa County Jail facility may receive money from friends, family members, and other interested parties.

There are different ways to send money to an inmate at a Maricopa County Jail facility. Interested persons may mail money in an envelope addressed to the specific facility where the inmate is being held. The inmate’s full name, booking number, the phrase “FOR DEPOSIT ONLY”, and the sender’s return address must be clearly stated on the envelope. Alternatively, they may mail a cashier's check or U.S. Postal or Western Union money order containing the inmate’s name and booking number to the jail.

Individuals may also deposit money in an inmate’s books in person. They may present cash, a cashier's check, or a U.S. Postal or Western Union money order containing the inmate’s name and booking number to the visitation officer at the inmate’s holding facility. Kiosks are also available in each facility’s visitation lobby that visitors may use to send money to an inmate. Online deposits may also be made through approved third-party websites.

Inmate Search by Jail Facility

Members of the public may conduct an inmate search for individuals held in the Gilbert Chandler Unified Holding Facility by contacting the Gilbert Police Department. They may visit or call the agency at 480-503-6500 to request an inmate search. For inmates transferred to a Maricopa County Jail facility, record seekers may call the Maricopa County Sheriff’s jail information line at 602-876-0322 to conduct an inmate search. More conveniently, they may use the County Sheriff’s Inmate Information portal.

Gilbert has no juvenile detention facilities. As a result, juvenile detainees are typically housed at the county-level facilities, such as Maricopa County Southeast Juvenile Center and Durango Detention Facility. Generally, information about juvenile detainees is considered confidential and only released to eligible parties, such as the juvenile’s parents, legal guardians, or legal representatives. Eligible parties may visit any county-level juvenile detention facilities to request an inmate search.

Facility nameSearch method
Gilbert Chandler Unified Holding FacilityPhone calls at 480-503-6500 or in-person inquiries
All Maricopa County JailsPhone calls at 602-876-0322, in-person inquiries, and online through the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Inmate Information portal
Maricopa County Southeast Juvenile CenterIn-person inquiries made by eligible parties
Durango Detention Facility

Gilbert Visitation Rules and Schedules

Gilbert Chandler Unified Holding Facility is a temporary holding facility and does not accept inmate visitors. Nonetheless, inmates transferred to Maricopa County Jail facilities may receive visitors. They are allowed three 30-minute visits per week and may accommodate 2 to 3 visitors at a time. Visitations at these facilities are held between 8:00 am and 1:30 pm but may be subject to changes or restrictions.

Prospective visitors may schedule visits by visiting the appropriate Maricopa County Jail facility to fill out a visitation form. This form is usually available in a jail’s lobby and requires the first and last name of the inmate to be visited. At their scheduled visitation date, visitors must present a valid government-issued picture identification card, such as a current passport, driver’s license, or immigration card and driver license. Only children under the age of 14 are not required to present identification. Additionally, those under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Generally, certain personal items are not allowed in the visitation rooms of Maricopa County Jail facilities. These include, but are not limited to, wallets, cell phones, books, jewelry, and purses. Most facilities provide visitation lockers where these items may be stored during visits.

Note: Some Maricopa County Jail facilities, such as Watkins Jail and 512 Jail, allow remote video visits through approved third-party websites. These visits are subject to a $0.25 per minute fee.

Mailing and Commissary Information | Gilbert Jail

Detainees are only temporarily held (for a maximum of 24 hours) in Gilbert Chandler Unified Holding Facility. As a result, the facility typically does not accept mail for inmates it houses. However, inmates transferred to a Maricopa County Jail facility are allowed to receive acceptable items sent by family, friends, and members of the public by mail. These items include but are not limited to:

  • Postal cards with a minimum size of 3.5 by 4.25 inches and a maximum size of 4.25 by 6 inches. Only blue or black ink may be used to write on the postal card.
  • Newspapers, soft cover books, and magazines mailed directly from the publishers.
  • A maximum of 5 photographs not larger than 4 by 6 inches at one time

Conversely, the following items are considered unacceptable and may be rejected when mailed:

  • Custom postcards
  • Watermarked, stained, defaced, altered, or stained postcard
  • Postcards wrapped in plastic, or marked with lipstick or perfume
  • Postcards, publications, or photographs containing depictions of nudity, criminal activities, weapons, or gang references
  • Postcard with stickers or labels
  • Publications that may pose a threat to the security or safety of the jail.

Individuals who wish to send mail must ascertain the specific Maricopa County Jail facility where the receiving inmate is being held and their booking number. They may do this by contacting the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office at 602-876-0322 or using the agency’s Inmate Information portal. Thereafter, they may address the mail as follows:

Inmate Name Inmate

Booking Number

[Address of the Jail]

For instance, the mailing address for an inmate named John Doe with a booking number of 0000000 who is housed at Lower Buckeye Jail would be:

John Doe

0000000

3250 W. Lower Buckeye

Phoenix, AZ 85009

Friends and family of inmates may deposit money on their inmate’s books to allow them to make commissary purchases. Deposits may be made by mailing a cashier's check or a U.S. Postal or Western Union money order with the inmate’s name and booking number to the facility where the inmate is being held. They may also mail money in an envelope addressed to the jail where the inmate is being held. The inmate’s name, booking number, and “FOR DEPOSIT ONLY” must be stated on the outside of the envelope. Alternatively, deposits may be made in person during visits through kiosks in a jail’s lobby or online through approved third-party websites.