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Information as provided by Maricopa County Sheriff's Department and should not be considered legal advice.
Self Surrender:
A person who is not in custody and is ordered by the court to deliver themselves
to the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) for confinement to serve a sentence as
ordered by the court will self surrender at a scheduled date and time.
Hours:
You must report on the day and at the time ordered by the Court. If you report after
your court designated reporting time you may be refused intake. If this occurs you will
be required to return to the court for an amended order of confinement AND the
sentencing court will be notified that you reported late. You can not be accepted before
your designed reporting date and time. The jail accepts those who report for Self
Surrender seven days per week between the hours of 0600 and 2400.
Requirements:
You must bring the following items with you when you report to the jail:
The Confinement Order as issued by the court.
A government issued picture identification, such as a driver’s license.
A completed Medical Receiving Screening Questionnaire.
If you have prescription medication(s) that you must take, it must be in the original
pharmacy container with your name on it and a quantity sufficient for your stay in jail.
Any necessary medical device(s), such as C-PAP machine, prosthesis, etc.
If you fail to bring your confinement order or proper identification you may be refused
for intake. You will be required to return to the court for an amended order of
confinement for a later date / time. Do not confuse the court minute entries for the
Confinement Order, they are not the same. If you have been sentenced to fifteen days
or more of Work Release or Work Furlough you must have a Health Care Provider’s
Certification Form completed no more than ninety (90) days prior to your reporting.
This form will be given to you by the court at the time of your sentencing. A TB test is
required to be completed and takes a minimum of three (3) days to complete. Failure to
complete any portion of the form or failure to bring the form with you may cause you
to be removed from the Work Furlough / Work Release program and you will be kept
in full-custody for the duration of your sentence.
Where to Report:
All Self Surrenders will report to the Lower Buckeye Jail, located at 3250 W. Lower
Buckeye Road, Phoenix, Arizona 85009. Parking is located in a separate, fenced off
parking area, at the far East end of the building. This is the second driveway east of
35th Avenue on the Lower Buckeye Road. There is a “Self-Surrender Only” sign at the
entrance to the facility/parking lot.
Housing for inmates is outdoors at the Con-Tents Facility on dirt / rock surfaces.
Shelter is inside military, dorm-style tents with concrete floors. There are metal bunks
with mattresses and bedding. To be eligible for work release, inmates must be
physically and medically fit for housing in this environment and able to manage their
own basic healthcare needs.
Acceptable Items:
Once you have begun your work hours at Con-Tents, you may bring back the
following items on your first day out;
Work Furlough: Prescription eyeglasses, one (1) jacket or sweater, one (1) plastic
flashlight (C-size batteries maximum), one (1) watch, one (1) wedding ring, one (1)
wallet with driver’s license or identification card, one (1) paperback book or magazine,
one (1) non-electric clock, prescription medication, five (5) sets of clothing, two (2) pair
of shoes, two (2) towels, up to $40 in cash (smalls bills recommended).
Work Release: Prescription eyeglasses, one (1) jacket or sweater, one (1) plastic flashlight
(C-size batteries maximum), one (1) watch, one (1) wedding ring, one (1) wallet with
driver’s license or identification card, one (1) paperback book or magazine, one (1) non-
electric clock, prescription medication, two (2) towels, up to $40 in cash (small bills
recommended).
Any item not on these lists is considered contraband and will not be accepted at Con-
Tents.
Con-Tents has limited vending machines, showers facilities, and laundry machines.
You may bring in contact lenses, but must buy the solution from facility vending
machines. Combination padlocks may be purchased from the facility vending
machines for bunk drawers. You can not bring in an outside padlock.
Cell phones are not allowed and will be impounded. Jackets or sweaters can not have
hoods. Towels, clocks, flashlights, and books or magazines will remain at the facility
during release times.
All of the following clothing items are unauthorized:
Sleeveless shirts
Tank tops
Tube tops
Low cut shorts
Bathing suits
Shirts exposing the stomach
Clothing with unacceptable language or gang affiliations printed on it
See-through clothing
Flip flops (shoes)
Sandals
Steel-toed boots
A person who is not in custody and is ordered by the court to deliver themselves
to the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) for confinement to serve a sentence as
ordered by the court will self surrender at a scheduled date and time.
Hours:
You must report on the day and at the time ordered by the Court. If you report after
your court designated reporting time you may be refused intake. If this occurs you will
be required to return to the court for an amended order of confinement AND the
sentencing court will be notified that you reported late. You can not be accepted before
your designed reporting date and time. The jail accepts those who report for Self
Surrender seven days per week between the hours of 0600 and 2400.
Requirements:
You must bring the following items with you when you report to the jail:
The Confinement Order as issued by the court.
A government issued picture identification, such as a driver’s license.
A completed Medical Receiving Screening Questionnaire.
If you have prescription medication(s) that you must take, it must be in the original
pharmacy container with your name on it and a quantity sufficient for your stay in jail.
Any necessary medical device(s), such as C-PAP machine, prosthesis, etc.
If you fail to bring your confinement order or proper identification you may be refused
for intake. You will be required to return to the court for an amended order of
confinement for a later date / time. Do not confuse the court minute entries for the
Confinement Order, they are not the same. If you have been sentenced to fifteen days
or more of Work Release or Work Furlough you must have a Health Care Provider’s
Certification Form completed no more than ninety (90) days prior to your reporting.
This form will be given to you by the court at the time of your sentencing. A TB test is
required to be completed and takes a minimum of three (3) days to complete. Failure to
complete any portion of the form or failure to bring the form with you may cause you
to be removed from the Work Furlough / Work Release program and you will be kept
in full-custody for the duration of your sentence.
Where to Report:
All Self Surrenders will report to the Lower Buckeye Jail, located at 3250 W. Lower
Buckeye Road, Phoenix, Arizona 85009. Parking is located in a separate, fenced off
parking area, at the far East end of the building. This is the second driveway east of
35th Avenue on the Lower Buckeye Road. There is a “Self-Surrender Only” sign at the
entrance to the facility/parking lot.
Housing for inmates is outdoors at the Con-Tents Facility on dirt / rock surfaces.
Shelter is inside military, dorm-style tents with concrete floors. There are metal bunks
with mattresses and bedding. To be eligible for work release, inmates must be
physically and medically fit for housing in this environment and able to manage their
own basic healthcare needs.
Acceptable Items:
Once you have begun your work hours at Con-Tents, you may bring back the
following items on your first day out;
Work Furlough: Prescription eyeglasses, one (1) jacket or sweater, one (1) plastic
flashlight (C-size batteries maximum), one (1) watch, one (1) wedding ring, one (1)
wallet with driver’s license or identification card, one (1) paperback book or magazine,
one (1) non-electric clock, prescription medication, five (5) sets of clothing, two (2) pair
of shoes, two (2) towels, up to $40 in cash (smalls bills recommended).
Work Release: Prescription eyeglasses, one (1) jacket or sweater, one (1) plastic flashlight
(C-size batteries maximum), one (1) watch, one (1) wedding ring, one (1) wallet with
driver’s license or identification card, one (1) paperback book or magazine, one (1) non-
electric clock, prescription medication, two (2) towels, up to $40 in cash (small bills
recommended).
Any item not on these lists is considered contraband and will not be accepted at Con-
Tents.
Con-Tents has limited vending machines, showers facilities, and laundry machines.
You may bring in contact lenses, but must buy the solution from facility vending
machines. Combination padlocks may be purchased from the facility vending
machines for bunk drawers. You can not bring in an outside padlock.
Cell phones are not allowed and will be impounded. Jackets or sweaters can not have
hoods. Towels, clocks, flashlights, and books or magazines will remain at the facility
during release times.
All of the following clothing items are unauthorized:
Sleeveless shirts
Tank tops
Tube tops
Low cut shorts
Bathing suits
Shirts exposing the stomach
Clothing with unacceptable language or gang affiliations printed on it
See-through clothing
Flip flops (shoes)
Sandals
Steel-toed boots
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