Page Jail Facility Overview
The Coconino County Detention Facility page identifies the Page Jail Facility as a separate sheriff-operated detention site at 713 Tunnel Rd. in Page. Its role is different from the Flagstaff Jail Facility. Page is a temporary, short-term holding facility used for people arrested in the northern part of the state and county before transport to Flagstaff. That local role reflects Coconino County's large geography and the distance between Page and the main county jail in Flagstaff.
The operator is the Coconino County Sheriff's Office. The Page Jail Facility is not a state prison, federal prison, or ICE detention center. It is a county holding facility tied to the Coconino jail system. People held there may be newly arrested, waiting for short-term processing, waiting for transport, or moving through the first part of the county custody process. If a person is sentenced to Arizona state prison, the search moves to ADCRR. If federal or immigration custody applies, BOP, U.S. Marshals, or ICE systems may be the correct path.
The official detention overview shows both Coconino County jail facilities and distinguishes the Page holding role from the main Flagstaff jail.
That source supports the active Page facility capacity and the practical need to check Page and Flagstaff when transport timing is uncertain.
Page Jail Capacity
Coconino County's current detention page gives the Page Jail Facility as a 24-bed short-term holding facility. A historical 2012 Jail District RFP described the Page 72-hour Holding Facility as a 48-bed site with an average daily population of 15 at that time. For live Coconino County Detention Facility - Page Jail Facility content, the current 24-bed figure is the controlling public figure. The older number is useful only to explain how the county has described the building in past planning documents.
Capacity at Page should not be read like capacity at the main Flagstaff jail. Page is used for short-term holding before transport. A person arrested in the northern part of Coconino County may be at Page briefly, then move to Flagstaff for the main jail process, ongoing housing, visitation, commissary, or release processing. Note: A short-term holding facility can have fast custody changes that do not appear in public online records.
Page Jail Inmate Lookup
No public Page-specific roster was located in official sources, and no public countywide roster was located for Coconino County. That makes the Coconino County Detention Facility - Page Jail Facility lookup a phone-first process. Start with the Page jail phone number for recent northern arrests. If the timing is uncertain, also call the Flagstaff Jail Facility because people initially held in Page may be transported to Flagstaff. Use the records request process for copies and court lookup for filed charges.
- Call the Page Jail Facility at 928-645-8873 for current short-term holding questions.
- If the person is no longer in Page, call the Flagstaff Jail Facility at 928-226-5200.
- Use the Coconino and Flagstaff records request form for booking records, photos, jail video, or report copies.
- Search Arizona Public Access Case Lookup after the arrest creates a court case.
- Use ADCRR Inmate Data Search, the BOP locator, or ICE ODLS when county jail custody is not the right system.
The Page facility's short-term nature creates a common search mistake. A caller may check Page after transport has already happened, or may call Flagstaff before the person has been moved south. Using both jail numbers, plus the court and records channels when needed, is the most accurate Coconino County path.
Page Jail Contact
The Coconino County Detention Facility - Page Jail Facility has both a street address and a mailing address. The street address is used to identify the facility location. The mailing address listed in the Facility Map is P.O. Box 7445 in Page. For inmate personal mail, use the Coconino County Jail scanning address and the inmate's full name and booking number, because the county mail page applies to Coconino County Jail mail generally.
Coconino County Detention Facility - Page Jail Facility
713 Tunnel Rd.
Page, AZ 86040
928-645-8873
Short-term holding information line
Page Jail Mailing Address
P.O. Box 7445
Page, AZ 86040
928-645-8873
Confirm mail purpose before sending
Page Jail Video Visits
The Coconino jail FAQ says friends and family can visit through GettingOut by smartphone, computer, or tablet. It also says lobby kiosks are no longer provided in Flagstaff and Page after the December 2019 video-visitation upgrade. The same FAQ lists Page lobby or video visitation visitor arrival time as 7:00-9:00 PM, Tuesday through Sunday. Treat remote GettingOut visitation as the active family and friend method, and confirm any on-site issue by phone before travel.
| Visit Detail | Page Jail Facility Rule |
|---|---|
| Active family method | GettingOut video visitation by smartphone, computer, or tablet. |
| Free weekly time | 60 minutes per inmate each week across visit types. |
| Listed Page window | 7:00-9:00 PM, Tuesday through Sunday. |
| On-site caution | County FAQ says lobby kiosks are no longer provided, so call Page before traveling. |
The official FAQ screenshot documents Coconino's video visitation and jail phone details.
The same county FAQ is also the reason Page visitation text should mention both remote visits and the need to confirm on-site availability.
Page Jail Mail Money
Coconino County's mail and account rules apply to the county jail system, including people processed through Page. Personal mail uses the scanning address: Coconino County Jail, AZ, inmate name and booking number, PO Box 247, Phoenix, MD 21131. The sender must include a full name and physical address, and the facility name should not be abbreviated. Personal mail such as letters, pictures, and drawings is digitally delivered by tablet. Legal mail, privileged mail, checks, and money orders should not go to that personal-mail address.
| Service | Provider or Detail |
|---|---|
| Personal mail | Coconino County Jail, AZ; Inmate Name and Booking Number; PO Box 247; Phoenix, MD 21131. |
| Phone and video | GettingOut and Telmate for calls, messages, accounts, and video visits. |
| Lobby deposit | Telmate kiosk at Page or Flagstaff lobby, available 24/7/365 barring emergencies. |
| Phone deposit | Telmate Customer Service at 866-516-0115. |
| Online deposit | Credit or debit card through Telmate/GettingOut, with service fees. |
Deposits can be placed into a Trust/Commissary Account or a Prepaid/Phone Account. The trust account is for commissary items and medical services. The prepaid account is for phone calls, video visitation, and tablet use. Money may take up to 72 hours to transfer to the commissary account, and money owed for services can be deducted before the rest is available.
The Coconino inmate accounts page shows the deposit channels used for Page and Flagstaff jail accounts.
Those account rules are especially important at Page because short-term holding may be followed by transport to Flagstaff, where commissary and phone access continue through the county system.
Page Jail Commissary
Page is a short-term holding facility, so commissary needs may differ from the main Flagstaff jail. The countywide commissary rules still matter when a person remains in county custody or is transported to Flagstaff. Orders are limited to $80 total per week and delivered once per week. Initial hygiene items are provided, and indigent kits are available every two weeks for inmates without account money. Families may order through Access Securepak at 1-800-546-6283, with six kits available and most orders arriving in 2-3 weeks.
| Commissary Detail | Coconino County Rule |
|---|---|
| Weekly order limit | $80 total per week. |
| Delivery | Orders delivered once per week. |
| Indigent kit | Toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, deodorant, pencils, paper, and two pre-stamped envelopes. |
| Family kits | Access Securepak food, hygiene, and writing packs, with no clothing kit listed. |
The Page Jail Facility's key issue is timing. If a person is moved from Page to Flagstaff before a commissary order posts, the account and order status should be checked through Telmate, GettingOut, Access Securepak, or the jail. A short-term hold may not support the same practical commissary rhythm as a longer Flagstaff stay.
Page Jail Intake
Page intake is the start of the county custody path for many northern Coconino County arrests. The usable sequence is arrest or court commitment, transport to Page when appropriate, short-term holding, identification and custody data creation, and transport to Flagstaff when the case needs main-jail housing or additional processing. Official sources do not publish a full Page intake manual, but Coconino jail reporting confirms that booking data can include intake time, charges, release reason, demographics, impairment status, and arresting agency.
Charges at the Page stage may still be preliminary. The Coconino quarterly report warns that booking charges do not imply disposition and may be dropped, modified, or added during the court process. Once formal court records exist, Arizona Public Access, eAccess, and the court named on the paperwork become the better sources for charge status. For custody search details that go beyond Page, the Coconino County jail inmate records page explains the countywide phone and records-request chain.
Page to Flagstaff Transfers
The Page Jail Facility is important because Coconino County is geographically large. Census QuickFacts gives a very low county population density, and county materials describe population centers spread across Flagstaff, Page, Tuba City, Williams, Fredonia, Tusayan, and other areas. The Page facility lets the Sheriff's Office hold people arrested in the northern part of the county before transport to Flagstaff. That function is local, practical, and easy to miss if a search assumes every Coconino inmate starts at the main jail.
Families and attorneys should treat Page and Flagstaff as linked facilities. A person may be booked or held briefly in Page, then moved to Flagstaff for classification, housing, video visit setup, commissary access, bond questions, court transport, or release. If a person is not found by calling Page, call Flagstaff next. If neither jail has the person, check court records, ADCRR, BOP, ICE ODLS, or VINELink depending on the case type.
Page Jail Records
Records from Page Jail Facility custody route through the same Coconino County Sheriff's Office and Flagstaff Police Department records process used for other detention records. The consolidated records program is described as the central repository for City Police, Coconino County Sheriff, and Coconino County Detention Facility reports and related records. It has access to calls for service, incidents, crime reports, vehicles, arrests, and jail bookings in the shared records system.
Requesters should provide the subject's name, date of birth if known, arrest date, location, report number if known, and the facility or agency involved. Photos, jail video, 911 calls, and other materials may have fees and review time. Picture ID may be required for reports. Note: Records staff can process copy requests, but they do not replace the jail phone line for immediate custody checks.