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PIMA COUNTY BAIL BONDS

24/7 BAIL BOND HELP IN PIMA COUNTY

When someone is arrested in Pima County, the first challenge is often figuring out where they were taken, which court is handling the case and whether a bond has been set. Apex Bail Bonds is available around the clock to help you work through those questions and understand the next steps toward release. For bail bond assistance involving Tucson, Marana, Oro Valley, Sahuarita, Green Valley, Ajo or another Pima County community, call (480) 398-6115.

FINDING SOMEONE IN THE PIMA COUNTY JAIL

PIMA COUNTY JAIL INFORMATION

The Pima County Sheriff's Department operates two county jail locations. The primary facility is the Pima County Adult Detention Complex at 1270 W. Silverlake Road in Tucson, while the county also operates the Ajo District Jail at 1249 W. Ajo Well Road in Ajo. The Sheriff's Department provides an online inmate lookup for people currently being held in the Adult Detention Complex.

PIMA COUNTY ADULT DETENTION COMPLEX

1270 W. Silverlake Road
Tucson, AZ 85713
Phone: (520) 351-8111

AJO DISTRICT JAIL

1249 W. Ajo Well Road
Ajo, AZ 85321
Phone: (520) 387-8511

GETTING READY TO CALL ABOUT BAIL

Having some basic identifying information available can make it easier to locate the defendant and review the bond. Don't worry if you're missing a few details—we can still help you determine what information to look for next.
Defendant's full legal name
Date of birth, if known
Jail or detention facitlity, if known
Booking number, if available
Bond amount, if known

STILL WAITING FOR BOOKING INFORMATION?

Someone who was recently arrested may not appear in the system immediately. Call (480) 398-6115 with the information you already have, and Apex can help you understand what you'll need to continue.

FIND INMATE & COURT INFORMATION IN PIMA COUNTY

PIMA COUNTY JAIL, BOND & COURT RESOURCES

Pima County has separate resources for jail custody, bond information, Superior Court cases and Justice Court matters. Start with the resource that matches the information you're trying to find.
INMATE INFORMATION

PIMA COUNTY INMATE LOOKUP

Search for individuals currently being held in the Pima County Adult Detention Complex using the Sheriff's Department's inmate lookup.
BOND & JAIL INFORMATION

PIMA COUNTY BOND INFORMATION

Review official Sheriff's Department instructions for posting bonds at the Adult Detention Complex, including accepted payment methods and release information.
CRIMINAL COURT INFORMATION

PIMA COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT

Find information about felony criminal proceedings and other cases handled by Arizona Superior Court in Pima County.
JUSTICE COURT CASES

PIMA COUNTY JUSTICE COURT

Search public Pima County Consolidated Justice Court case information for applicable criminal and traffic matters.

HOW ARE BONDS POSTED IN PIMA COUNTY?

POSTING BAIL AT THE JAIL

Pima County gives us unusually specific information here. Bail bonds are accepted at the Inmate Accounts Office in the main lobby of the Pima County Adult Detention Complex at 1270 W. Silverlake Road.

The Sheriff's Department states that surety and currency bonds posted by bail bond agents are accepted 24 hours a day at the Inmate Accounts Office window. Cash, credit and debit transactions are also available through lobby kiosks, and electronic payment options are available for applicable transactions.

When the court allows release through a surety bond, call Apex at (480) 398-6115. We'll review the bond information, explain the requirements and costs, and complete the necessary bail bond paperwork.

HOW LONG DOES RELEASE TAKE IN PIMA COUNTY?

AFTER THE BOND IS ACCEPTED

Unlike several counties we've built pages for, Pima County actually publishes guidance about its release process.

The Sheriff's Department says most bond transactions are processed within an hour. It also advises that an inmate being bonded out will be processed as soon as possible during release hours, but release may take up to five hours. The Sheriff's Department states that individuals are not released between approximately 10:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. because of security procedures.

That's valuable information to put directly on this page because it sets realistic expectations without us inventing a timeframe.

HOW THE PIMA COUNTY BAIL PROCESS WORKS

FROM ARREST TO RELEASE
An arrest may begin with Tucson Police, the Pima County Sheriff's Department or another local agency, and the court involved depends on the charge and jurisdiction. When release requires a surety bond, the process generally moves through these stages.
01

BOOKING & COURT REVIEW

The defendant is booked, and the appropriate court determines the conditions that must be met for release.
02

CONFIRM THE BOND

Verify the defendant's custody information, bond type and amount.
03

COMPLETE THE BAIL BOND

If surety release is permitted, Apex explains the requirements and completes the paperwork necessary to post the bond.
04

RELEASE PROCESSING

After the bond is accepted, detention staff process the defendant for release according to the jail's procedures.

BAIL BOND SERVICES THROUGHOUT PIMA COUNTY

HELP AVAILABLE AROUND THE CLOCK

Pima County criminal cases can move through Superior Court, Consolidated Justice Court or a municipal court such as Tucson City Court. Apex provides bail bond assistance for eligible cases when monetary release is available.

24-Hour
Bail Bonds

Apex is available day or night, and Pima County accepts surety bonds from bail bond agents at the Adult Detention Complex 24 hours a day.

Felony Bail Bonds

Felony criminal matters are handled through Pima County Superior Court. When release on a surety bond is authorized, Apex can help with the bond requirements and paperwork.

Misdemeanor Bail Bonds

Depending on the arrest location and charge, misdemeanor cases may be handled by Pima County Consolidated Justice Court or a municipal court.

DUI Bail Bonds
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DUI cases may move through Justice Court or a municipal court depending on jurisdiction. Apex can assist when the defendant is eligible for release on bond.

Domestic Violence Bail Bonds

Domestic violence cases may include release conditions in addition to the bond. Apex can handle the eligible surety-bond portion when release has been authorized.

Warrant Bail Bonds

If an active warrant leads to an arrest, the court that issued the warrant can affect what happens next. Apex can help review the available bond information after the defendant enters custody.

BAIL BOND HELP THROUGHOUT PIMA COUNTY

SERVING SOUTHERN ARIZONA

Pima County extends well beyond Tucson, from Marana and Oro Valley in the north to Sahuarita and Green Valley in the south and Ajo in western Pima County. Apex provides bail bond assistance throughout the county.

TUCSON

Tucson is the center of Pima County's jail and Superior Court system. The Adult Detention Complex, Superior Court, Consolidated Justice Court and Tucson City Court are all located in Tucson.
TUCSON BAIL BONDS

MARANA

For an arrest involving Marana, Apex can help determine where the defendant is being held and which court is handling the case before beginning an eligible bond.
MARANA BAIL BONDS

ORO VALLEY

Apex is available around the clock when an eligible arrest in Oro Valley results in a monetary bond and the family needs help navigating the release process.
ORO VALLEY BAIL BONDS

SAHUARITA

For arrests in Sahuarita and the southern Tucson metro area, call Apex with the defendant's information and we'll help you understand the available bond details.
SAHUARITA BAIL BONDS

GREEN VALLEY

Families dealing with an arrest involving Green Valley can contact Apex day or night for help determining the defendant's detention and bond status.
GREEN VALLEY WAY BONDS

VAIL

Apex provides bail bond assistance for eligible arrests involving Vail and southeastern Pima County. The Sheriff's Department maintains a district station in Vail.
VAIL BAIL BONDS

AJO

Ajo is particularly important because the Sheriff's Department operates a separate Ajo District Jail at 1249 W. Ajo Well Road, rather than requiring every detainee to be housed at the Tucson complex.
AJO WAY BONDS

THREE POINTS

For eligible arrests involving Three Points and western Pima County, Apex can help families determine what bond information is available and what is required to proceed.
THREE POINTS BONDS

PIMA COUNTY BAIL BOND FAQS

PIMA COUNTY BAIL QUESTIONS

Pima County provides more online jail and bond information than many Arizona counties. These answers can help you find the right resource quickly after an arrest.

WHERE IS THE PIMA COUNTY JAIL?

The primary Pima County Adult Detention Complex is at 1270 W. Silverlake Road, Tucson, AZ 85713 and can be reached at (520) 351-8111. Pima County also operates the Ajo District Jail at 1249 W. Ajo Well Road in Ajo.

CAN I LOOK UP A PIMA COUNTY INMATE ONLINE?

Yes. The Pima County Sheriff's Department currently provides an Inmate Lookup for people being held at the Adult Detention Complex.

CAN A BAIL BOND BE POSTED 24 HOURS A DAY?

The Sheriff's Department states that surety and currency bonds posted by bail bond agents are accepted 24 hours a day at the Inmate Accounts Office window at the Adult Detention Complex.

WHERE ARE BONDS POSTED?

Pima County directs bail bond transactions to the Inmate Accounts Office in the main lobby of the Adult Detention Complex at 1270 W. Silverlake Road.

HOW LONG CAN RELEASE TAKE AFTER BOND?

The Sheriff's Department says most bond transactions are processed within an hour, but the actual inmate release process may take up to five hours. It also states that releases do not occur between approximately 10 p.m. and 8 a.m. because of security procedures.

WHERE IS PIMA COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT?

Arizona Superior Court in Pima County is located at 110 W. Congress Street, Tucson, AZ 85701. General and case information is available at (520) 724-4200.

DOES TUCSON HAVE ITS OWN CITY COURT?

Yes. Tucson City Court is at 103 E. Alameda Street and handles applicable city cases. It also offers an online defendant search and court-information resources.

WHAT INFORMATION SHOULD I HAVE WHEN I CALL APEX?

The defendant's full legal name and date of birth are a good starting point. If available, also have the jail location, booking number and bond amount. Don't wait to call just because you don't have everything yet.