How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
ASPC La Palma has lockers in the main lobby for small prohibited items—purses, hats, sunglasses, coins, and similar personal effects. Stash those before heading into the visiting area. Cell phones, pagers, and other electronics aren't allowed inside. Neither are weapons, alcohol, or illegal drugs. Sunglasses are banned for everyone, attorneys included. If you're 18 or older, bring a current photo ID—you'll need to show it at entry. Your clothing and footwear must follow the facility's modesty and safety rules: length limits apply, spandex leggings are out, and there are restrictions on heels and sandals. One more thing: if the person you're visiting is on quarantine status, they won't be cleared for visits until they're released from quarantine.
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Your first visit goes smoother when you show up with the right ID, the right headcount, and nothing that'll get you turned away at the door. Use this checklist to prep before you make the drive to ASPC La Palma (Central Arizona Florence).
Your first visit to ASPC La Palma goes smoother when you show up with the right ID, proper paperwork for any kids, and a clear understanding of visitor limits.
Your first visit goes smoother when you show up prepared—right ID, proper paperwork for kids, and nothing in your pockets that'll get you turned away. Here's your quick bring/leave-behind checklist for CAFCC.
Need to request a special visit due to a birth, death, or serious illness? The process is straightforward, but timing and paperwork matter. Here's how to submit your request the right way.
Special visits at ASPC La Palma start with an email request. Send it to the right inbox with the required details and documents, give yourself enough lead time, and you'll avoid the most common delays.
Need an emergency special visit at ASPC La Palma? Whether it's a serious health crisis, a birth, or a death in the immediate family, the process now starts with an email—and having the right paperwork ready makes all the difference.
Need to request a special visit at CAFCC? Starting 1/1/2026, the process moves to email. Here's exactly what to send, when to send it, and what to bring if you're approved.
Yes. Lockers are provided in the main area for small prohibited items such as purses, hats, sunglasses, and coins. Secure those items before entering the visiting area.
No. Electronic devices, including cell phones and pagers, are prohibited from being brought into the facility.
No. Sunglasses are not permitted inside the facility for any visitor, including attorneys.
Missing details on your envelope can delay or get mail rejected. Use the exact address below and double-check that every required field appears on the outside.
Mail is one of the most reliable ways to stay connected—but only if it's addressed and packaged correctly. Here's the exact address, proper envelope format, and what to avoid so your letter actually gets through.
Getting mail right the first time saves days of delay and a lot of frustration. Use the exact address, stick to standard envelopes, and skip items the facility won't accept—especially certain types of photos and anything attached to the page.
