This is a private reference site, not a government office. We cannot confirm whether someone is in custody, release a person, post bond, schedule a visit, pull official booking records, or change a court or jail record. Use the official contacts below for those actions.
Where to Start
Santa Cruz County Adult Detention Center: 2170 North Congress Drive, Nogales, AZ 85621. Detention Center phone: 520-761-7875. Sheriff's Office phone: 520-761-7869. Emergencies: 911. Official sheriff site: santacruzsheriff.org. Jail information page: santacruzsheriff.org/jail-info.
The research did not locate published lobby hours for public jail-record requests. Call the Detention Center before going to the Nogales facility, especially for current custody, visitation scheduling, bond direction, or a written booking-record request.
- For a person who may still be in the county jail, start with jail inmate records and the Detention Center phone because Santa Cruz County does not publish an official online public jail roster.
- For booking-photo questions, read jail roster mugshots and use the county public-records request process if a releasable copy is needed.
- For charges filed after an arrest, use court records after a jail arrest, the Santa Cruz County Clerk of Superior Court, the Justice Court, Arizona Public Access Case Lookup, or eAccess.
- For facility-specific details, use the pages for the Santa Cruz County Adult Detention Center and Santa Cruz County Juvenile Detention Services Division listed in the footer.
- For a sentenced Arizona prisoner, use the ADCRR inmate data search; no state prison was found physically in Santa Cruz County.
- For federal sentenced custody, use the BOP inmate locator. For immigration custody, use ICE ODLS. VINELink may provide custody notifications where agency data is included.
For county public records, use the official Santa Cruz County Public Records Request page or the online inspection/copy request form. Arizona public records access is generally governed by A.R.S. 39-121 and 39-121.01, but the county controls its current form, instructions, and response process.