Arizona State Prison Complex - Perryville Overview
Arizona State Prison Complex - Perryville is operated by ADCRR in Goodyear, Arizona. The research identifies Perryville as a state-prison complex that holds sentenced state prisoners and notes its historical association with female custody in Arizona.
Perryville should be treated as a prison page, not a jail page. MCSO handles Maricopa County jail intake, pretrial detention, jail release, and county booking records. ADCRR handles state-prison custody after sentencing and transfer.
Capacity and Population Notes
Accessible official research did not capture a current Perryville capacity, unit-by-unit population, direct phone number, or facility-specific schedule. Maricopa County's FY 2024 adult jail ADP of 7,582 is a county jail statistic and should not be assigned to Perryville or any ADCRR prison.
How to Look Up an Inmate at Arizona State Prison Complex - Perryville
Use ADCRR Inmate Data Search for Perryville. If the person is still in MCSO custody, the prison locator may not show the final prison assignment until sentencing, transfer, reception, and classification are complete.
- Open the ADCRR locator, not the MCSO inmate lookup.
- Enter the ADC number for the most exact search, or search by last name and first name.
- Check the result for current location and status rather than relying on an old court or booking reference.
- Use ADCRR public-records channels if historical prison records or details outside the public locator are needed.
Arizona State Prison Complex - Perryville Address and Contact
The facility map places ASPC-Perryville in Goodyear, Arizona. Research did not confirm a detailed official street address or direct facility phone from an accessible source, so the contact card avoids unsupported details.
Arizona State Prison Complex - Perryville
Goodyear, AZ
ADCRR facility phone not confirmed in accessible research
Use ADCRR locator, contact, and public-records pages for prison-specific questions.
Visiting Someone at Arizona State Prison Complex - Perryville
ADCRR prison visitation is separate from Maricopa County jail video visitation. Expect state-prison approval and scheduling rules. A Perryville-specific public schedule was not captured in the accessible research, so confirm the current ADCRR instructions before travel.
| Visit Topic | Conservative Guidance | System |
|---|---|---|
| Visitor approval | Check ADCRR requirements before scheduling or traveling. | ADCRR |
| Hours | Facility-specific hours were not confirmed in the research file. | ADCRR facility rules |
| County video visits | MCSO ViaPath jail visits do not apply to Perryville. | Not applicable |
Mail, Phone, and Money at Arizona State Prison Complex - Perryville
Use ADCRR rules for mail, telephone access, and deposits. County jail postcard rules, Lower Buckeye mailroom routing, and MCSO account procedures are for people in Maricopa County jail custody, not Perryville state-prison custody.
| Service | Provider / Detail |
|---|---|
| Use current ADCRR mail format with inmate name and ADC number; facility-specific format was not captured. | |
| Phone | Use ADCRR prison telephone rules; inmates cannot be managed through MCSO phone rules after transfer. |
| Money | Use ADCRR-approved deposit methods; no Perryville fee schedule was captured. |
Transfer and Prison Intake
Perryville does not process ordinary Maricopa County street arrests. A person may begin in county custody after arrest, move through court, and then transfer to ADCRR only after a prison sentence or other state-prison custody decision. Once that transfer occurs, ADCRR location and sentence records become the primary custody source.
The transfer from jail to prison can create a gap between systems. MCSO may no longer be the right live custody source once the person leaves county jail, while ADCRR may need time to update the state-prison location after reception and classification. A court docket can show sentence events, but it is not a prison housing feed. When timing matters, compare the court record, MCSO custody result, ADCRR locator, and VINELink notification status rather than relying on one stale result.
Perryville is physically in Maricopa County, but it is not operated by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office. That distinction affects every practical task. County bond payment rules, the Fourth Avenue Bond & Fine room, Lower Buckeye postcard routing, MCSO GTL jail phone notes, and ViaPath jail video visits belong to the county jail system. Perryville mail, phone, money, visitation, and records follow ADCRR prison rules after transfer.
About Arizona State Prison Complex - Perryville
Perryville's Goodyear location makes it a frequent point of confusion for Maricopa County families searching local custody. It is physically local to the county, but its records, visitation, mail, and money rules are controlled by ADCRR, not MCSO.
The research notes Perryville's historical association with female custody, but it did not capture a current official unit list, capacity table, direct phone number, or facility-specific schedule from an accessible ADCRR source. The page therefore stays conservative and points to ADCRR for current operating details. That is more accurate than importing county jail facts, because Estrella Jail and Perryville serve different custody stages even when both can be relevant to women arrested or convicted in Maricopa County.
For records, start with the question being asked. Current prison location belongs in ADCRR Inmate Data Search. A county booking photo or jail booking number belongs with MCSO. The formal case file belongs with Superior Court, Justice Court, eAccess, or the Clerk depending on the case. Prosecutor records route through MCAO. If an old Perryville record is not in the public locator, ADCRR public records is the better route than a county jail records request.
That custody-stage split is especially important for people comparing Estrella and Perryville. Estrella is an MCSO jail for female county inmates, including unsentenced and some sentenced local custody. Perryville is state-prison custody after ADCRR transfer. A woman may appear in MCSO records during the jail stage and later in ADCRR records after prison transfer, but the two systems do not use the same lookup fields, mail rules, visitation process, or records custodian.
If a search result is missing, avoid assuming the person is not in custody. The issue may be a spelling difference, missing ADC number, recent transfer, sealed or restricted record, or a custody type outside ADCRR. Check the county jail record, the court docket, VINELink, and the appropriate state or federal locator before drawing a conclusion.
Perryville searches should also preserve the distinction between location and jurisdiction. Goodyear is inside Maricopa County, but ADCRR is a state agency. MCSO cannot approve Perryville visits, change prison housing, or confirm prison mail rules after transfer.
Use the ADC number whenever possible. Name-only state-prison searches can be harder when records include common names, spelling variants, or recently updated custody status.
Note: Verify the ADCRR location before sending mail, funds, or planning a Perryville visit.
Public Record Search
Sponsored Results