Arizona State Prison Complex - Winslow Inmate Search

Arizona State Prison Complex - Winslow Overview

Arizona State Prison Complex - Winslow, often shortened to ASPC-Winslow, is operated by the Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation & Reentry. The facility is in Winslow, Navajo County, at 2100 S. Highway 87. Research notes place the complex roughly three miles south of Winslow next to State Highway 87. Its custody role is state prison confinement for people sentenced and committed to ADCRR, not local booking or pretrial housing by the Navajo County Sheriff's Office.

That distinction controls the lookup path. A person arrested in Navajo County may first appear in the county Inmate Housing Report while held at the Navajo County Adult Detention Facility. After conviction and sentence to state prison, the relevant record moves to ADCRR custody channels. At that point, a county booking number may be less useful than an ADCRR number or the exact name and identity details used by the state prison system.

ADCRR facility notes captured in the research say construction at Winslow began in 1985 and that the Apache Unit was completed in 1995. The complex includes named units, including Kaibab, Coronado, and Apache. Programs captured for Winslow include work crews, Wildland Fire crews, Healthy Forest Initiative crews, ADOT and Arizona Correctional Industries work, food-preparation certifications, health cards, warehouse inventory, landscaping, floor maintenance, maintenance, barbering, construction, Functional Literacy, High School Diploma, GED, Peer-to-Peer GED, and Central Arizona College associate degrees. Those programs should be read as facility offerings, not promises that every prisoner is eligible for every program.

Arizona State Prison Complex - Winslow Capacity and Population

ADCRR facility information and monthly population reporting give two useful capacity views for Winslow. The facility page lists unit beds: Kaibab with 839 beds, Coronado with 492 beds, and Apache with 346 beds. ADCRR's September 2025 Monthly Data Report lists Winslow operating capacity at 1,626, operating-bed population at 813, special-use beds at 51, special-use population at 23, and total inside population at 836. These figures are state prison figures and should not be mixed with Navajo County jail population counts.

How to Look Up an Inmate at Arizona State Prison Complex - Winslow

The correct lookup tool is the ADCRR Inmate Data Search. It is a statewide locator for sentenced Arizona prisoners. It is not the Navajo County Inmate Housing Report. ADCRR locator notes in the research say public profiles commonly include the state prison location, inmate number, identity fields, custody status, offense or sentence data, and release-related data where public. ADCRR also warns that release dates and types are not verified or audited and can change.

1. Open the ADCRR Inmate Data Search, not the Navajo County roster.
2. Search by ADCRR or ADC number when known, because that is more precise than a name search.
3. If no number is available, search by inmate name and compare identity details carefully.
4. Check the listed location to confirm whether the person is at ASPC-Winslow or another ADCRR facility.
5. Verify release dates, transfer status, visitation approval, and mail rules through ADCRR before acting on the record.

If a person recently disappeared from the Navajo County adult housing grid after sentencing, switching to the ADCRR locator is the correct next step. If the person is in federal custody, use the BOP locator. If the person is in immigration custody, use ICE ODLS. If the matter is under Navajo Nation authority, use Navajo Nation Department of Corrections contacts such as Kayenta District.

Arizona State Prison Complex - Winslow Address and Contact

The research verified the facility address through ADCRR sources, but an official current facility phone number was not verified in the accessible source sweep. Use ADCRR's official site for the latest phone and unit-specific contact instructions. For a custody search, the statewide locator is still the first path; for court documents tied to the Navajo County criminal case, use the Arizona court systems or the Navajo County Clerk instead of asking the prison to supply the court file.

Visiting Someone at Arizona State Prison Complex - Winslow

ASPC-Winslow visitation is ADCRR prison visitation, not Navajo County jail visitation. County jail on-site visits, JailATM video visits, and the New Jail Visitation Building do not control visits at this state prison. Research notes say a 2025 visitation PDF covers Apache, Coronado, and Kaibab schedules with in-person, Google Meet, Securus video, holiday, and food-visit columns. Because the accessible research did not capture the exact unit-by-unit schedule, visitors should confirm the current unit schedule and approval requirements with ADCRR before planning travel.

State prison visitors should expect approval and scheduling rules. A person listed at ASPC-Winslow may also transfer within ADCRR, so confirm location before traveling to Winslow.

Mail, Phone, and Money at Arizona State Prison Complex - Winslow

Use ADCRR rules for mail, phone, money, and video services at ASPC-Winslow. The county jail systems documented for Navajo County Adult Detention Facility, including TextBehind, JailATM, and InmateSales, should not be applied to ASPC-Winslow unless ADCRR separately states the same provider or procedure. State prison mail rules can include inmate number formatting, unit designation, prohibited items, publication review, and other prison-specific requirements.

When a person has moved from county jail to ADCRR, family and attorneys should update identifiers in correspondence. The county booking number may be useful for the old arrest file, but state prison mail and account systems usually depend on the ADCRR identity record.

Sentencing, Transfer, and Intake at Arizona State Prison Complex - Winslow

ASPC-Winslow does not function as the first booking point for a local street arrest in Navajo County. A local arrest may begin at the county jail, followed by first appearance, charging, court proceedings, conviction or plea, and sentencing. Once a court commits a person to state prison, ADCRR intake and classification control placement within the state system. The person may be assigned to Winslow or another ADCRR location based on classification, bed space, security needs, medical needs, program availability, or other state correctional factors.

That transfer pathway explains why the same person may require more than one search. The Navajo County grid can confirm current local adult housing before transfer. Arizona court portals or Clerk records can show filed charges and case events. ADCRR then becomes the custody locator after state commitment. VINELink Arizona may also be used for custody or release notification where supported.

About Arizona State Prison Complex - Winslow

ASPC-Winslow should be treated as a state correctional facility physically located in Navajo County, not as a county-operated jail. Its presence in the county matters for families searching locally, but its records are state records. The public should not expect to find Winslow prisoners in the county adult housing report unless the person is separately held by Navajo County before or after a prison transfer.

For legal case background after an arrest, use court records after jail arrest. For county jail custody before sentencing, use jail inmate records. For booking photos, remember that the county roster inspected did not publish mugshots and federal locators generally do not publish mugshots either. ADCRR profile photo behavior should be verified on the current ADCRR page before making any photo request or assumption.