Queen Creek Jail Roster Search

Queen Creek jail roster searches go through Maricopa County. The town established its own police department in January 2022 but does not operate a jail. All Queen Creek Police arrests are booked at Maricopa County Sheriff's Office detention facilities. To find someone arrested in Queen Creek, use the county jail roster search. This page explains how Queen Creek bookings work.

Search Queen Creek Jail Roster Online

Use the Maricopa County Sheriff Inmate Information page to find Queen Creek arrests. Search by name and date of birth or booking number. This free search works any time.

Call (602) 876-0322 for the MCSO inmate hotline. This automated line works around the clock. See the Maricopa County jail roster page for full details.

Queen Creek Police Department

Queen Creek Police main line is 480-358-3500. The department started in January 2022. Before that, Maricopa County Sheriff's Office provided police services. Queen Creek does not have its own jail. All arrests go to Maricopa County for booking.

Note: Queen Creek is one of the newest police departments in Arizona. All arrests appear on the Maricopa County jail roster.

Maricopa County Jail Search

The MCSO inmate search is the only place to find Queen Creek arrests. Since the town has no jail, everyone goes to county custody. The online search is free and works any time. Enter the person's name and date of birth.

Call the MCSO inmate hotline at (602) 876-0322. This automated line runs around the clock. It uses voice commands to search for inmates. Have the person's full name ready when you call.

Inmate Services

Once at Maricopa County jail, inmates can receive money and calls through third-party systems. ViaPath (GettingOut) handles video visitation. TouchPay handles money deposits. GTL runs the phone system.

Video visits cost $0.25 per minute for remote visits. Each inmate gets one free video visit per week. On-site visits at the jail cost $7.95 for 20 minutes.

Victim Notification

Arizona VINE alerts crime victims when an inmate's status changes. This includes release, transfer, or escape. The service is free and confidential. Register at VINELink or call 1-800-247-9763.

You pick how to get alerts: phone, text, or email. The VINE help line is 1-866-277-7477 for questions.

Queen Creek Public Records

Arizona law gives the public access to many police records. ARS 39-121 requires agencies to open records during office hours. Contact Queen Creek Police for city records or Maricopa County Sheriff for county jail records.

Some records are restricted. These include juvenile cases and ongoing investigations. Fees may apply for copies.

Nearby Arizona Cities

These cities also use Maricopa County jail for detention.