La Paz County Adult Detention Facility Inmate Bail & Bonds

Start with the La Paz County Inmate Search, then call the jail (1109 West Arizona Avenue, Parker, AZ 85344) desk at 928-669-5816. The jail sits on Arizona Avenue in Parker, next door to the sheriff's office. A fresh arrest can take hours to show online. Ask the desk if the person is held for another agency too.

The cell stays the same, but the court can differ. The sheriff, Parker police, Quartzsite police, and tribal police all work in this county. Parker Police work from 1314 West 11th Street, Parker, AZ 85344, 928-669-2281, and Quartzsite Police from 305 North Plymouth Avenue, Quartzsite, AZ 85346, 928-927-4644. The jail (1109 West Arizona Avenue, Parker, AZ 85344, 928-669-6141) desk can name the arresting agency, and that tells you which judge has the case.

Tribal officers can arrest on tribal land, and a tribal member may be held by the tribe, not the county. A tribal detention center is listed at 26600 Mohave Road, Parker, AZ 85344. Its adult line is 928-669-1318. Try that number if the county jail (1109 West Arizona Avenue, Parker, AZ 85344, 928-669-6141) says it has no record, and ask about tribal court bail rules. Non-members arrested on tribal land may still end up at the county jail.

Arizona Rule 4.1 says a person arrested must be taken to a magistrate within 24 hours. That hearing settles release and any rules tied to it. Release is often by promise to appear or by conditions, not only by money. Call 928-669-5816 the next morning to learn what the judge ordered.

Ask the jail desk at 928-669-5816 if money goes to the Parker jail (1109 West Arizona Avenue, Parker, AZ 85344, 928-669-6141) window or the court clerk. The superior court clerk is at 1316 Kofa Avenue, Suite 607, Parker, AZ 85344, 928-669-6131, open 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. For after-hours and weekend payments, phone the jail before you head out. Carry photo ID, plus the person's legal name and booking number.

The clerk's website has a pay-online link, but it is set up for court payments, so ask whether a bond can go through it. The sheriff's site links to a separate way to put money on an inmate's account. That money buys phone calls and store items, not release. Check with the clerk (1316 Kofa Avenue, Suite 607, Parker, AZ 85344) at 928-669-6131 first.

There is no price list to quote. Arizona Rule 7.3 requires the judge to look at the person's own money and situation, and it bars setting bail from a chart tied only to the charge. Equal charges can still bring unequal release rules. The jail (1109 West Arizona Avenue, Parker, AZ 85344) desk at 928-669-5816 can tell you the actual order. Ignore amounts that come from friends or online posts.

A bail bond agent charges a premium and may ask for collateral. Arizona rules say an agent may bill just the premium the state insurance office approved, and that rate must hang in the office. Ask to see them. Collateral must be held apart from the agent's own money and handed back when the bond ends. The clerk's website posts the sheriff's authorized bail bond agent list, dated October 13, 2026. It names eight agents in random order, with the insurer behind each one, so no agent is ranked or endorsed. Find the list on the website of the clerk (1316 Kofa Avenue, Suite 607, Parker, AZ 85344, 928-669-6131) and match the name before you pay.

At times. The judge's order and the bond company set the rules on value, equity and out-of-county land. Only the clerk (1316 Kofa Avenue, Suite 607, Parker, AZ 85344) can tell you what this court accepts. Ask the clerk at 928-669-6131 before you sign over any deed. Get every term in writing.

Under Article 2, Section 22 of the Arizona Constitution and A.R.S. 13-3961, bail can be denied for capital offenses, some sex crimes involving children, and any felony charged while a prior felony case has the person out on bond. A Parker judge may also jail a felony defendant without bond after a hearing proves real danger. Certain serious felonies for someone in the country illegally are also covered. Release can also stall on a probation hold or an outside warrant.

Yes, a judge can revisit it. Rule 7.4 allows a second look when the amount is beyond the family's means. Only a judge can change it; the sheriff must follow it as written. Misdemeanor cases held on bond get a second look within 10 days of the first hearing. A lawyer or the person can ask. Bring proof of work, rent, and family ties.

La Paz County's Board of Supervisors voted to close its public defender office, according to a 2023 letter from a national defenders group. The court knows which lawyers take appointed La Paz cases right now. Request one at the opening hearing, and the clerk (1316 Kofa Avenue, Suite 607, Parker, AZ 85344) at 928-669-6131 can say who was appointed.

La Paz runs no youth lockup. State records show La Paz sends detained youth to Yuma County, and Yuma County's site says its juvenile detention facility houses La Paz youth. Yuma's detention unit answers at 928-314-1823 (2440 West 28th Street, Yuma, AZ 85364). Juvenile court matters for La Paz start with the superior court (1316 Kofa Avenue, Suite 607, Parker, AZ 85344) at 928-669-6131, so ask there for juvenile probation. Youth files are sealed and stay off the adult search.

Felonies go to La Paz County Superior Court (1316 Kofa Avenue, Suite 607, Parker, AZ 85344, 928-669-6131) in Parker. Misdemeanors go to La Paz County Justice Court, 1105 W. Arizona Avenue, Parker, AZ 85344, 928-669-2504. Town cases in Quartzsite go to its magistrate court, 928-927-4333 option 5, open Monday to Thursday, 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., closed noon to 1:00.

Expect a warrant, and the bond money may be kept. A bond company can bring the person back and give them up to the sheriff, which under A.R.S. 13-3974 can end the company's duty. Call the clerk (1316 Kofa Avenue, Suite 607, Parker, AZ 85344) at 928-669-6131 that day and speak to a lawyer.

Cash posted with the court usually returns once the case ends, minus fines or costs. The agent keeps the premium as its fee. Save each receipt, and the clerk (1316 Kofa Avenue, Suite 607, Parker, AZ 85344) at 928-669-6131 explains how refunds are requested.

Demands for gift cards, app payments or a rushed wire are fake. Pay only the jail (1109 West Arizona Avenue, Parker, AZ 85344, 928-669-6141), the court, or an agent with a license you have looked up yourself. Call the jail desk at 928-669-5816 or the Superior Court clerk (1316 Kofa Avenue, Suite 607, Parker, AZ 85344) at 928-669-6131 yourself instead of using a number from a text.

Parker's jail takes bond only for county and city charges. A federal case, whether from Border Patrol, a federal agency or tribal land on the Colorado River Indian Reservation, goes to the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona, heard in Phoenix for this county:

• The defendant is taken to Phoenix federal courthouse, 401 West Washington Street, Phoenix, AZ 85003 (clerk 602-322-7200) for a hearing with a magistrate judge.
• Federal pretrial staff ask about job, family and past record.
• Release terms come next, unless the judge calls a detention hearing a few days out.
• Bonds are filed with the federal clerk, not the county jail (1109 West Arizona Avenue, Parker, AZ 85344, 928-669-6141).

Ask the Marshals in Phoenix where a federal prisoner is housed: U.S. Marshals Service, 401 West Washington Street, Suite 270, Phoenix, AZ 85003, 602-382-8768.

It can. La Paz County has a 287(g) jail model agreement, which lets trained detention officers check immigration status and process ICE detainers inside the jail (1109 West Arizona Avenue, Parker, AZ 85344, 928-669-6141). A detainer under 8 CFR 287.7 asks for custody up to 48 hours after they would otherwise be released. State law, A.R.S. 11-1051, adds that no county may restrict that work.

Posting bond still resolves the La Paz charge, and court dates must be met even after ICE takes custody. The ICE Phoenix Field Office, 2035 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85004, 602-257-5900 covers Parker, and people may be moved to:

• San Luis Regional Detention Center: 406 North Avenue D, San Luis, AZ 85349 · 928-627-2101
• Eloy Detention Center: 1705 East Hanna Road, Eloy, AZ 85131 · 520-464-3000
• Florence Service Processing Center: 3250 North Pinal Parkway, Florence, AZ 85132 · 520-868-5862

Use each of these:

• La Paz jail (1109 West Arizona Avenue, Parker, AZ 85344, 928-669-6141): La Paz County Inmate Search. Last name, then first.
• VINE: VINELink (https://vinelink.vineapps.com/). Choose Arizona; it shows county jail and state prison custody.
• Federal prisons: Federal Bureau of Prisons Inmate Locator (320 First Street NW, Washington, DC 20534, 202-307-3198) (https://www.bop.gov/inmateloc/). Look up a register number or name; a defendant still awaiting sentencing is tracked by the U.S. Marshals, so ring 602-382-8768 (401 West Washington Street, Suite 270, Phoenix, AZ 85003).
• Arizona prisons: ADCRR Inmate Data Search (701 East Jefferson Street, Phoenix, AZ 85034, 602-542-5497) (https://inmatedatasearch.azcorrections.gov/). ADCRR number or name.
• Immigration: ICE Online Detainee Locator System (https://locator.ice.gov/odls/). A-number and birth country work best; if nothing appears after two days, call 602-257-5900 (2035 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85004).

Phone the Superior Court for felony cases:

• Parker courthouse (Superior Court): 1316 Kofa Avenue, Suite 607, Parker, AZ 85344 · 928-669-6131