Chandler City Jail

The Chandler City Jail in Arizona is located at 250 East Chicago Street, Chandler, AZ, 85225, Maricopa County County. It has a total capacity of 8 jail cells and can house up to 21 detainees. It is unique in that it has 12 fundamental cells that can hold a total of 20 detainees and 2 transient calming cells that can hold a total of 16 detainees. The jail offers inmates access to a library, mail services, and the ability to receive messages from their family and friends. It also has a list of who is being held, their charges, bond amount, and next court date and time on its website. Inmates cannot receive incoming calls. Detention officers take custody of prisoners from arresting officers and book prisoners into the city detention facility by completing required documentation and forms. Visitation hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Inmates can receive mail from USPS and visitors are allowed on Thursday evenings from 6:30 pm until 9:00 pm. Any person over the age of 18 with a valid government-issued photo ID will be approved to visit inmates, though visitors must adhere to the jail's dress code and will not be able to bring anything into the visitation area. Inquiries about sending money to inmates should be directed to the non-emergency phone line at 480-782-4000. To locate an inmate, call the non-emergency phone number at 480-782-4000 or look them up on the official Inmate Search Jail Roster for Maricopa County. The Chandler City Jail has been subject to a class-action lawsuit alleging inadequate medical, dental, and mental health care as well as inadequate physical exercise and nutrition, which the court ruled violated prisoners' basic right to health care and humane conditions of confinement protected by the Eighth Amendment. Inmates under Community Supervision must follow standard conditions of supervision as well as any special conditions that the assigned Community Correctional Officer deems appropriate based on the offender's risk level. The Community Corrections Bureau ensures the accurate release, effective re-entry, transition and supervision of offenders released to the community utilizing a continuum of supervision services. The city of Phoenix has advised everyone to stay indoors due to an excessive heat warning in effect all week long with temperatures expected to reach 120 degrees during the daytime. Detention officers pay close attention to inmates' condition and follow standard operating procedures if an inmate develops a medical condition due to extreme heat.