INFORMATION FOR FAMILY AND FRIENDS OF INMATES IN THE YAVAPAI COUNTY DETENTION CENTER
ANYONE ARRESTED FOR A MISDEMEANOR OR FELONY IN YAVAPAI COUNTY WILL BE TRANSPORTED TO THE YAVAPAI COUNTY DETENTION CENTER
There are two facilities that serve the Bagdad, Yarnell, Mayer, Prescott, Seligman, Verde Valley and outlying areas:
The Camp Verde Detention Center, located at 2830 N Commonwealth Dr. Ste 105, Camp Verde, AZ 86322, is the main holding facility. This is the only facility that houses inmates 24 hours a day. It has 644 beds with an operating capacity of 477 beds.
The Prescott Facility, located at 255 East Gurley Street, Prescott, AZ 8630, is a temporary booking/holding facility only. It is only used for new bookings and holding inmates while attending court for that day. Persons arrested west of Mingus Mountain or North of Highway 169 will be booked into the Prescott Facility. The Prescott facility will not accept anyone who is combative, who has any medical conditions, who have been involved in an accident, or when Narcan was used.
Inmates housed in these facilities are either being held for pending misdemeanor or felony charges or and have been sentenced to a misdemeanor or felony charge. Pursuant to Rule 4.1 of the Arizona Rules of Criminal Procedure, inmates must be seen by a judicial officer within twenty-four (24) hours of being booked or they must be released.
To obtain inmate information including bonds and charges, you can call (928) 567-7734 twenty-four (24) hours a day.
HOW TO BAIL OUT AN INMATE IN THE YAVAPAI COUNTY DETENTION CENTER
Persons being held in custody at the Yavapai County Detention Center may be bailed out twenty-four (24) a day by posting the bond in person at the detention facility, during business hours at the appropriate court, or through GovPay https://www.govpaynow.com/gps/user/plc/a001yn.
With GovPay you can use a credit, debit, or prepaid card. You will need the inmate's name and date of birth. The pay location code is A001yn.
You can also pay a bond by phone by calling 1-877-EZbail5 (1-877-392-2455). The pay location code is the same, A001yn.
YAVAPAI COUNTY BAIL BOND COMPANIES
YAVAPAI COUNTY BAIL BONDS
(928) 567-8813
https://yavapaicountybailbonds.com/
NAVAPACHE BAIL BONDS
(928) 779-1999
https://navapachebailbonds.com/
QUICK BAIL
(800) GET-BAIL (438-2245)
https://www.quickbail.co/service-area-pages/coconino-bail-bond
1006 West Adams St.
Phoenix, AZ 8507 (602) 253-4800
1211 West Silverlake Rd
Tucson, AZ 85713 (520) 622-3350
JOHN OTTO BAIL BONDS
(800) 818-1762 or (928) 567-6961
http://johnottobailbonds.com/index.html
AFFORDABLE BAIL BONDS OF YAVAPAI
(602) 252-0111
https://affordablebailbondsphoenix.com/az-coconino-county-bail-bonds.html
1740 Grand Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85007
ROSES BAIL BONDS
(928) 537-7044 or (928) 892-8495
http://www.rosesbailbonds.com/bail-bonds-in-coconino-county.html
GARCIA BAIL BONDS
(602) 254-6666
https://garciabailbonds.company/az-yavapai-county-bail-bonds.html
7102 W Tamarisk Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85043
CALIBER BAIL BONDS
(928) 714-8132
https://caliberbailbonds.com/
LOCATING AN INMATE IN THE YAVAPAI COUNTY DETENTION CENTER
To determine if someone you know is in custody in the Yavapai County Detention Center you can call (928) 567-7734 or (928) 771-3260 twenty-four (24) hours a day or you can search online at http://apps.yavapai.us/inmatesearch/InmateSearchYC.asp.
CALLING AN INMATE IN THE YAVAPAI COUNTY DETENTION CENTER
An inmate cannot receive a call but using Securus, https://securustech.net/emessaging/index.html, you can send an electronic message. An account will need to be created and you will have to purchase “stamps” to send and receive electronic messages. Each stamp costs .50 plus a $3.00 transaction fee for each purchase. Stamps can be purchased in groups of 5, 10, 20, or 50. Each message is a stamp, each photo or image is a stamp, and each reply is a stamp. Electronic messages cannot contain inflammatory materials, sexually-oriented material, or pornographic material.
An inmate can make collect calls out to a pre-funded account that you can set up using Securus. You can set up an account for an inmate by visiting https://securustech.net/ . You can load money to an account that will allow an inmate to call only you or an account that will allow an inmate to call anyone. There are different fees for different accounts and types of calls: https://securus.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1026/kw/fees%20for%20inmate%20phone%20calls.
VISITING AN INMATE
Visiting an inmate in the Yavapai County Detention Center is by video only. You have two options for video visitation:
Onsite – Use the video visitation building located adjacent to the detention center parking. Visiting hours are Monday – Friday from 12:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., excluding holidays. You must schedule your visit one day in advance (but no more than 14 days in advance) by calling (928) 567-7734.
Online – Any day of the week between 7:30 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. throughout the year. An account will need to be set up with Securus at https://securustech.net/. Each 20-minute visit is $9.95 plus a processing/funding fee of up to $5.95 depending on how the fee is paid.
INMATE MAIL
All inmate mail will be inspected, and the inmate will be notified of rejected materials. Letters must be written in pencil, blue or black ink, or typed in black ink only. Anything with Gel Ink will not be accepted. Packages will not be accepted and any published material such as magazines or books must be sent by the publisher and can only be paperback; no hardbound materials. An inmate will be required to sign an Inmate Publication Advisory to receive any publications. Dictionaries, puzzle or word search books, coloring books, and catalogs are not considered publications and will not be accepted.
The following items will cause a letter to be rejected:
- Polaroids Blank Paper or Envelopes
- Staples Stamps
- Newspaper or Magazine Clippings Laminated Items
- Web Articles Inflammatory Materials
- Sexual or Pornographic Material Glitter
- Glue or Tape Stickers
- Greeting cards (3 Christmas cards per inmate allowed in December only)
Mail should be addressed as follows:
(Inmate Name)
2830 Commonwealth Dr. Ste 105
Camp Verde AZ 86322
INMATE FUNDS
There are three ways to set up and fund an inmate account:
JPay:
A trust fund account can be set up using Jpay through Securus https://www.jpay.com/Facility-Details/Yavapai-County-Sheriffs-Office/Yavapai-County-Sheriffs-Office.aspx
Kiosk:
There are Kiosks available at the Camp Verde Detention Center. The Kiosks accept cash, credit, or debit cards (Mastercard or Visa only).
Phone:
Funds can be deposited into an inmate account 24/7 by calling 1-800-574-5729.
RELEASE OF PROPERTY
An inmate can release their property by filling out the “Release of Property” form that is provided on the in-dorm kiosk. The person listed on the form filled out by the inmate will need to be the one to come to the Camp Verde facility to collect the property.
If the inmate has been sentenced to the Department of Corrections, they can release the entirety of their belongings.
If they have not been sentenced yet, then they can release everything except their clothing.
MEDICAL AND PERSONAL NEEDS
All inmates are provided with clothing, footwear, hygiene items, and linens. They will be charged $2.00 a day for meals. An inmate can purchase candy, additional toiletries, writing materials, and stamps through the commissary.
If an inmate is in need of prescription medication a family member or friend may bring it in, however, if the prescription is something that the facility already has on hand the medical staff will use their supply first and place the inmate's prescription into their property. Any medication received while detained may be given to the inmate upon release if requested prior to release. However, medication will not be released if it is a narcotic or over-the-counter medication.
All new inmates are screened for Mental Health and Substance Abuse Disorders. If an inmate qualifies, they can be placed in the Reach Out Program. This program connects inmates to providers and helps collaborate with the court and providers to develop a plan. More information on this program can be found here: http://www.ycsoaz.gov/Portals/0/WEB%20VERSION%20Reach%20Out%204%20Fold%20Brochure_1.pdf
