Which Eloy number finds someone?
ICE's page, updated August 6, 2026, separates two lines. The detainee information line, (520) 464-3000, works from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and needs full names, date of birth and country of birth. The main line, (520) 466-4141, takes urgent messages, because people here cannot receive incoming calls. Start with ice.gov/locator, which needs the country of birth plus either the A-number or the exact name. By phone, also ask for the housing level and commissary number, since visits and deposits depend on them. Written case requests go to EAZ-Outreach@ice.dhs.gov, or call the ICE Phoenix Field Office, (602) 257-5900.
When can I visit a man or a woman at Eloy?
Men visit on Saturday and women on Sunday, on the same three blocks. Levels L-2 and L-3 run from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m., levels L-1 and L-2 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., and segregation from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Level L-2 appears twice, so ask (520) 464-3000 which block applies. ICE's page lists no holiday visits, but CoreCivic's instructions, dated September 2023, add federal holidays on a separate, shorter schedule, so call before a holiday. They predate ICE's page, so ask staff about any difference. Visits last at least 1 hour, and each visitor may see one detainee per visiting day.
What should I bring to the Eloy visiting room, and what stays out?
ICE allows 4 visitors at one time, but CoreCivic's schedule header says 2 contact visits and 2 minors, so confirm your group. Adults need valid government-issued photo ID, and minors need an adult aged 18 or older. Only your ID or passport and keys go in. CoreCivic bars belts, wallets, hats, watches, jewelry, money, hooded tops and phones, plus khaki, red or dark green scrub-type clothing that resembles a detainee uniform. Tank tops and other bare shoulders are out. ICE says visits are contact visits, unlike some other sites on the Arizona list. Anyone who cannot pass the lobby metal detector is refused.
How do I send money to Eloy?
Do not post a money order to Hanna Road. ICE's page says only that funds received by mail go to processing with a receipt. CoreCivic's September 2023 sheet sends money orders and cashier's checks to CCA Inmate Trust, the last name, the commissary number, Facility: ELYDC, P.O. Box 16545, Atlanta, GA 30321-0545. Its Western Union details are Corrections Corp of America, Code city Trustcca, State TN, account commissary number plus last name, no spaces. ViaPath offers ConnectNetwork or Trust, 888-988-4768, site ID 308. Enclose no letters: nothing sent to the lockbox is forwarded or returned. Cash and personal checks are refused.
Where do letters go, and is the immigration court in the building?
Letters to Eloy need the full A-number, not the last 4 digits, plus your name and return address, at 1705 E Hanna Rd, Eloy, AZ 85131. ICE says mail is screened, not read, but CoreCivic's instructions say general mail may be read, so keep case details out. Only items needed for travel or release are allowed, with ICE Deportation Officer approval; write first to the Chief of Security at that address. EOIR places the Eloy Immigration Court at Suite 366 of the same address, 520-466-3671, without saying every case goes there. Check the hearing lookup guide. The bond hearing guide covers custody.