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Inmates at ASPC Douglas - Complex Detention (CDU)
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Hector Arce
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Not specified | Male | View |
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Isaiah Quintana
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1969-12-31 | Male | View |
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Joel A Soto
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2015-12-10 | Male | View |
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Johnnie Anderson
DOB: 1969-12-31 |
Not specified | Male | View |
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Jose Fernandez
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1969-12-31 | Male | View |
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Manuel Castillo
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2016-02-22 | Male | View |
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Moniqe Rocha
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2015-11-11 | Male | View |
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Pedro Larios
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Not specified | Male | View |
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Robert Phifer
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2013-11-29 | Male | View |
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Robert Vargas
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About ASPC Douglas - Complex Detention (CDU)
State Correctional Facility - Medium Security
ASPC Douglas - Complex Detention (CDU) is a modern state correctional facility located in Cochise, Arizona. Built to accommodate multiple residents, it serves adults convicted of serious crimes. The facility's mission is not only to provide secure custody and maintain public safety, but also to deliver comprehensive rehabilitation and reentry services.
Facility Quick Facts
- Security Level: Medium
- Capacity: N/A beds
- Population: Adult offenders
- Operated By: Arizona Department of Corrections
Education, Vocational Training & Life Skills
ASPC Douglas - Complex Detention (CDU) provides a broad range of educational and vocational programs designed to reduce recidivism and prepare residents for success after release. Offerings include GED prep, basic literacy, ESL, college correspondence courses, and computer skills. Vocational training covers carpentry, culinary arts, electrical, and automotive trades, with industry-recognized certifications.
Health, Reentry & Family Support
Comprehensive services for rehabilitation
The facility provides onsite medical, dental, and mental health care, including weekly group and individual counseling for substance use, trauma, and anger issues. Telehealth connects residents to specialists. Reentry case managers help inmates plan for jobs, housing, and transportation after release.
Health Services
- Onsite medical and dental care
- Mental health counseling
- Substance abuse treatment
- Telehealth specialist access
Reentry Support
- Job placement assistance
- Housing coordination
- Transportation planning
- Family reunification programs
How To Contact An Inmate
Communication options for families
Mail Inmates
Mail and approved books/magazines (sent directly from a vendor) may be sent to:
All incoming mail is screened. The facility offers secure digital messaging and video visitation for families, supporting regular contact and rehabilitation.
Phone & Video Calls
Residents may make monitored phone and video calls using Inmate Calling Solutions (ICSolutions). Families must set up an account to receive calls. All calls are recorded for safety, and only outgoing calls are allowed.
Sending Money
Families and friends can deposit funds online, by money order, or at facility kiosks. Deposited money is used for commissary, phone credits, clothing, and reentry needs.
- Send Money orders by mail only through USPS.
- You can also use Prison Kiosks, which accept debit/credit to deposit money into an inmate commissary account.
- Send cashier's check through the mail.
- Online through Jpay, WesternUnion, GTL.
Visitation Guide
How to visit an inmate at ASPC Douglas - Complex Detention (CDU)
Family and community engagement is central to rehabilitation. The facility hosts family reunification days, job fairs, and resource events. For the latest visitation schedule, visit the facility website or call 520-364-7521.
Be Approved For Visitation
To visit an inmate, you must be on the approved visitor list. Apply by following instructions in our application guide. Once filled out, mail or fax the application to the facility for processing.
Visitation Rules
- Visitors are searched before visitation
- Valid state or federal ID required (17 years or older)
- Inmates allowed 20-minute visits per visitation day
- Dress appropriately; avoid contraband items
- Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult
- Up to 2 adults and 2 children may visit an inmate
Visitation Schedule
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 1:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 1:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 1:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
| Thursday | NO VISITS |
| Friday | 1:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
| Saturday | NO VISITS |
| Sunday | 1:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
Note: Hours may vary. Please contact the facility to confirm current visitation schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about ASPC Douglas - Complex Detention (CDU)
You can search for inmates at ASPC Douglas - Complex Detention (CDU) by scrolling down to the 'Recent Inmates' section on this page. The table shows current inmates with their booking information, release dates, and other details.
You can also use the official Arizona Department of Corrections inmate locator for the most up-to-date information.
The phone number for ASPC Douglas - Complex Detention (CDU) is 520-364-7521.
When calling, be prepared with the inmate's full name and booking number if available. Phone lines may be busy during peak hours, so consider calling early morning or mid-afternoon.
ASPC Douglas - Complex Detention (CDU) is located at:
6911 N BDI Blvd, Douglas, AZ 85607
Cochise County, Arizona
View the driving directions section above for a map and directions to the facility, or open in Google Maps.
To visit an inmate at ASPC Douglas - Complex Detention (CDU), you typically need to:
- Get Approved: Complete a visitor application and be added to the inmate's approved visitor list.
- Schedule a Visit: Most facilities require appointments. Contact the facility or use the online scheduling system if available.
- Follow Dress Code: Wear appropriate clothing - no revealing attire, gang-related colors, or clothing similar to inmate uniforms.
- Bring Valid ID: A government-issued photo ID is required for all visitors.
Contact the facility at 520-364-7521 for specific visitation hours and rules, or visit our complete visitation guide.
ASPC Douglas - Complex Detention (CDU) is classified as:
- Security Level: State - medium
- Facility Type: Adult
- Location: Cochise County, Arizona
This facility is operated under the jurisdiction of the Arizona corrections system.
There are several ways to send money to an inmate at ASPC Douglas - Complex Detention (CDU):
- Online: Use services like JPay, GTL, or Access Corrections (depending on the facility's provider).
- Money Order: Send a money order by mail to the facility's designated address.
- Lobby Kiosk: Some facilities have kiosks in the lobby for depositing funds.
- Phone: Call the facility's commissary service to deposit by phone.
Always include the inmate's full name and ID number. Contact the facility at 520-364-7521 for specific deposit instructions and accepted methods.
To receive phone calls from an inmate at ASPC Douglas - Complex Detention (CDU):
- Set Up an Account: Create an account with the facility's phone service provider (commonly GTL, Securus, or ICSolutions).
- Add Funds: Deposit money into your account to cover call costs.
- Be on the Approved List: Your phone number must be on the inmate's approved calling list.
- Accept Collect Calls: Be prepared to accept the call when it comes through.
For more detailed instructions, visit our complete inmate calling guide.
To send mail to an inmate at ASPC Douglas - Complex Detention (CDU):
Address Format:
[Inmate Full Name], [Inmate ID]
ASPC Douglas - Complex Detention (CDU)
6911 N BDI Blvd, Douglas, AZ 85607
Important Guidelines:
- Use white paper and blue or black ink only
- Include your full return address
- Do not include stickers, glitter, or perfume
- Photos may be limited - check facility rules
For complete mail guidelines, visit our guide to sending mail to inmates.
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