ASPC Eyman - Browning Unit

About ASPC Eyman - Browning Unit

ASPC Eyman - Browning Unit is a maximum-security state correctional facility operated by the Arizona Department of Corrections. Maximum-security prisons house individuals convicted of the most serious crimes under state law, including violent offenses such as murder, assault, and repeat felonies. These inmates have been assessed as requiring the highest level of supervision available in the state system.

Despite the security level, ASPC Eyman - Browning Unit offers programming to support inmate rehabilitation and eventual reentry. Available programs may include GED preparation, ESL classes, adult continuing education, college correspondence courses, parenting classes, and vocational training. A Release Preparation Program helps eligible inmates develop practical skills — including job searching, resume writing, budgeting, and housing planning — before their eventual release.

Families can stay connected with loved ones at ASPC Eyman - Browning Unit through approved communication channels. All mail, phone calls, and visits at maximum-security facilities are subject to strict monitoring. Review the communication and visitation sections below before contacting an inmate housed here.

Facility Type and Security Level

ASPC Eyman - Browning Unit is an adult state facility operating at a maximum level of security. Maximum-security institutions feature reinforced perimeters, armed towers, controlled movement, and heightened supervision protocols. Programming and visitation are available but may be more restricted than at lower-security facilities.

How to Contact an Inmate at ASPC Eyman - Browning Unit

Send Mail

Mail letters and greeting cards to:

Phone Calls

ASPC Eyman - Browning Unit manages inmate phone calls through Inmate Calling Solutions (ICSolutions). Inmates make outgoing collect calls — they cannot receive incoming calls. Set up a prepaid account with the approved carrier before any calls can be received. All calls are recorded and monitored. Read our inmate phone setup guide for instructions.

How to Send Money

Send money to the inmate's commissary trust account using one of the following state-approved methods:

Arizona inmates use a commissary trust account to purchase approved items including hygiene products, food, and phone credits. The Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry accepts deposits through several approved services.

Method 1 — JPay (Online & Mobile, Recommended)

• Visit JPay.com or download the app: Android iOS
• Search by the inmate's Arizona DOC number or name. Pay by debit or credit card.
• Funds post within 24–48 hours on business days.

Method 2 — Western Union (Online or In-Person)

• Visit westernunion.com or any Western Union agent location.
• Select "Quick Collect" and provide the inmate's name and Arizona DOC number.
• Service fees apply at Western Union locations.

Method 3 — Facility Kiosks (In-Person)

• Most Arizona DOC facilities have kiosks near the lobby or visitation area.
• Kiosks accept debit and credit cards. Funds typically post immediately.

Method 4 — Cashier's Check or Money Order by Mail (USPS Only)

• Make the money order or cashier's check payable to the inmate's full name with the Arizona DOC number on the memo line.
• Send via USPS only to the facility's business office (contact the specific facility for the current mailing address).
• Processing time: 7–10 business days after receipt.

Information Required

• Inmate's full committed name
• Arizona DOC inmate number
• Facility name

Read our full inmate money guide for Arizona-specific instructions.

Read our full inmate money guide for detailed instructions.

Visitation Guide for ASPC Eyman - Browning Unit

Visitation at maximum-security facilities is permitted but subject to stricter protocols than lower-security prisons. Review all rules before planning your visit. For the most current hours, contact the facility at 520-868-0201.

Getting Approved

All visitors must be on the inmate's approved visitor list before arriving. A background check fee of $25 applies for most first-time adult visitors. Children under 18 are typically exempt. Submit your application well in advance — approval can take several days to weeks. Download the Arizona visitor application.

Visitation Rules

• All visitors must present a valid, government-issued photo ID.
• Inmates may have up to 20 people on their approved visitor list.
• A maximum of 6 visitors may be present at one time. Requests for more visitors require written approval at least 30 days in advance.
• All visitors, personal belongings, and vehicles are subject to search.
• No food, beverages, electronic devices, or cameras are permitted in the visiting area.
• Dress code is strictly enforced — no revealing clothing, no gang-affiliated colors, no clothing resembling inmate uniforms.
• Inmates may be photographed with family on designated holidays during specified time periods.
• Non-contact visitation may be required for certain inmates based on their classification.
• The deputy warden may deny or terminate any visit at any time for security reasons.

Visitation Timings

Hours are approximate. Confirm with the facility before traveling.