ASPC-Eyman Overview
ASPC-Eyman is operated by the Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation & Reentry. It is a state prison complex, not a sheriff-operated Pinal County jail. The research file places it at 4374 E. Butte Avenue in Florence and identifies the population as sentenced Arizona state prisoners, male, including higher-security and specialized custody units.
ADCRR's November 2025 Monthly Data Report lists Eyman with total operating capacity of 6,308. The same research notes maximum, close/OSE, medium, and reception/watch capacity categories, which is why Eyman should be described as a complex rather than a single-purpose local jail.
The ADCRR ASPC-Eyman facility page is the matching official source image for this facility.
Use that facility page for current unit notices, then use the ADCRR locator to confirm whether a specific person is assigned to Eyman.
ASPC-Eyman Capacity and Population
The ADCRR Monthly Data Report for November 2025, captured in the research file, lists ASPC-Eyman operating capacity at 6,308 and population at 3,563. These figures are state-prison statistics, separate from Pinal County Adult Detention's jail population and roster update cycle.
How to Look Up an Inmate at ASPC-Eyman
Use ADCRR Inmate Data Search for ASPC-Eyman. The Pinal County Sheriff inmate search covers people currently incarcerated in the Pinal County Jail; it is not the right system for sentenced state prisoners at Eyman. ADCRR also links public access, victim services, and inmate services from its locator notice page.
- Open ADCRR Inmate Data Search or the direct locator host noted in the research file.
- Search by ADC number when you have it, or use the person's last name and first initial/name fields.
- Check the listed location or facility field for ASPC-Eyman.
- Use court records from the Clerk of Court where adjudicated to verify offense details, because ADCRR warns that release dates and offense information should be confirmed against source records.
ADCRR's locator notice cites A.R.S. 31-221(E). It warns that inmates may not access other prisoners' records beyond their own automated summary record file, and that information sent to an inmate from the ADCRR website may be treated as contraband.
ASPC-Eyman Address and Contact
Contact the facility or ADCRR for current visiting status, mail rules, and unit-specific instructions before traveling to Florence. The phone below appears in accessible facility-contact references in the research file, with a note to verify against the rendered ADCRR page.
ASPC-Eyman
4374 E. Butte Avenue
Florence, AZ 85132
520-868-0201
State prison complex operated by ADCRR.
Visiting Someone at ASPC-Eyman
ASPC-Eyman visits follow ADCRR prison rules, not Pinal jail Securus video visitation. The research file confirms that ADCRR visitor approval and scheduling are a prison process and may vary by facility and unit. Exact Eyman visiting times were not confirmed in the accessible capture, so visitors should use the ADCRR facility page and contact the prison before making travel plans.
| Step | What to Confirm | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Apply | Visitor approval requirements before scheduling. | ADCRR visitation process. |
| Schedule | Unit-specific day, time, and visit type. | ASPC-Eyman / ADCRR page. |
| Arrive | Identification, dress code, search, and property limits. | Current facility instructions. |
Mail, Phone, and Money at ASPC-Eyman
Use ADCRR mail, phone, and money policies for Eyman. The research file specifically warns not to import Pinal jail Securus, TouchPay, or county commissary rules into state-prison pages. Exact ADCRR vendor and fee details need rendered ADCRR confirmation, so senders should verify the current prison mail format and deposit channel before mailing funds or property.
When a sender is unsure whether the person is still in jail or already in prison, confirm the custody system before using any address, vendor, or account number.
| Service | Provider / Detail |
|---|---|
| Mail Address | Use current ADCRR inmate-mail format for ASPC-Eyman and include the prisoner's ADC number. |
| Phone / Video | ADCRR prison communication rules apply; county jail Securus rules do not. |
| Money Deposit | Confirm the current ADCRR-approved deposit method and fees before sending money. |
Reception and Classification at ASPC-Eyman
A person arrested in Pinal County may first appear in the Pinal County jail roster. If the case ends in a state-prison sentence and the person is transferred to ADCRR, the Pinal roster may stop showing that person because released or transferred county-jail inmates no longer remain listed. At that point, the search path changes to ADCRR Inmate Data Search and the prisoner's ADC number.
The local custody boundary is important in Florence. Sheriff Ross Teeple's office runs the county side through Pinal County Adult Detention and the Pinal County Sheriff Inmate Search. Copies of sheriff records route through the Pinal County Sheriff's Office Records Unit. Those Pinal channels are useful for current jail custody or records requests, but they do not replace ADCRR's locator for Eyman state-prison custody.
About ASPC-Eyman
ASPC-Eyman's local importance comes from the number and security range of state-prison beds in Florence. It is one of several ADCRR or ADCRR-contract facilities in Pinal County, alongside Central Arizona Correctional and Rehabilitation Facility, Florence West, Red Rock, and La Palma. That cluster creates frequent confusion between the county jail roster and the state prison locator.
For families following a case from arrest to sentence, the sequence often explains why a search result changes. County jail records may show the person during pretrial detention. Court records then show what charge was filed and how the case ended. ADCRR records become the primary custody source only after a state-prison commitment or ADCRR assignment.
That sequence also helps explain why bond questions belong with the jail or court, while prison visiting and mail questions belong with ADCRR.
Note: Confirm custody location, visitor approval, and current unit rules with ADCRR before traveling to ASPC-Eyman.
ASPC-Eyman Transfer Checks
When an arrest begins in Pinal County, the first public record may be a jail roster entry at the Adult Detention Center. That entry can disappear when the person is released, moved, or sentenced. If a court case results in a state-prison commitment, ASPC-Eyman becomes possible only after ADCRR receives and assigns the prisoner. The right search order is jail roster first for current county custody, court record second for the filed case and sentence, and ADCRR locator third for the prison assignment.
This order prevents two common mistakes. A no-result on the Pinal jail roster does not prove the person is not incarcerated if the case has moved to state prison. A no-result in ADCRR does not prove the person was never booked if the case is still pretrial or the sentence has not reached ADCRR. Use the person's legal name, any known inmate ID or ADC number, and the court case number to reconcile the systems.
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