Arizona Department of Corrections Office of Victim Services | Arizona Department of Corrections Office of Victim Services
801 E Jefferson St, Phoenix, AZ 85034-2217
Eligibility
Victims of crimes perpetrated by people incarcerated or on community supervision/parole through the Arizona Department of Corrections
Hours
Mon-Fri 8am-5pm administration
602-542-1853
Voice·
Main
866-787-7233
Voice·
Toll-Free
Application process
Call, Contact provider to confirm documents required
Fees
None
Service area
All ZIP Codes, AZ
Offers comprehensive services for victims of crimes perpetrated by people incarcerated or on community supervision/parole through the Arizona Department of Corrections. Victim Advocate Services include notification of an offender's release date, escape, or death; processing victim's requests; explaining victims' post-conviction rights; providing information regarding the status of an offender; assistance in serving an inmate with an Order of Protection or Injunction Against Harassment; information and community referrals; crisis intervention; advocacy for victims during incarceration/community supervision; assistance with restitution process; accompaniment to parole/commutation hearings; and assistance with concerns related to ADC inmates/offenders.
Last Assured
02/01/2025
Providing organization
Arizona Department of Corrections Office of Victim Services
Offers comprehensive services for victims of crimes perpetrated by people incarcerated or on community supervision/parole through the Arizona Department of Corrections. Victim Advocate Services include notification of an offender's release date, escape, or death; processing victim's requests; explaining victims' post-conviction rights; providing information regarding the status of an offender; assistance in serving an inmate with an Order of Protection or Injunction Against Harassment; information and community referrals; crisis intervention; advocacy for victims during incarceration/community supervision; assistance with restitution process; accompaniment to parole/commutation hearings; and assistance with concerns related to ADC inmates/offenders.