Kirkland Jail Roster: Inmate Search, Bookings & Mugshots

Kirkland Jail Roster: Quick Answers

How to Search the Kirkland Jail Roster

The official Kirkland Corrections Inmate Inquiry is the best starting point for finding a person booked or held under Kirkland charges.

Step-by-step inmate lookup

1. Open the jail register. Visit pd.norcom.org/jailregister.
2. Review the Current Jail Register. This displays people currently included in Kirkland’s custody inquiry system.
3. Find the inmate’s name. Browse the names or use your browser’s Find function to locate a surname.
4. Check the housing location. The location may indicate KPD Jail, SCORE or another custody arrangement.
5. Record the booking number. A booking identifier can help distinguish people with similar names and assist staff with an inquiry.
6. Open available details. Select the relevant record if an expanded inmate profile or additional information is offered.
7. Confirm urgent custody information. Call Kirkland City Jail at 425-587-3465 if you need current details.

Kirkland Jail Recent Bookings and Arrest Records

The Kirkland Police jail register displays booking information for people currently listed in the system. The public table includes names, housing locations, booking dates, booking numbers and release dates when applicable.

How to check recent bookings

1. Open the official Kirkland jail register.
2. Review the Booking Date column.
3. Look for the date or name associated with the arrest you are researching.
4. Check the booking number and location to identify the relevant entry.
5. If the person is absent, search the King County or SCORE systems.

A current jail register is not the same as a complete historical arrest log. People released before the next roster update may no longer appear, and a person arrested by Kirkland Police may be transferred elsewhere.

What happens during booking?

After an arrest, jail staff may verify identity, document personal property, conduct intake screening and enter information into the custody-management system. A person may also appear before a court or be transferred before their information is displayed publicly.

Booking times, housing assignments and release information can change as staff process court orders and custody decisions.

What Information Is Available in a Kirkland Booking Record?

Presumption of innocence: Appearing on a jail roster does not establish guilt. Criminal charges are allegations unless and until established through the legal process. A booking record is not a complete criminal history.

Kirkland Jail Mugshots and Booking Photos

People searching for Kirkland Jail mugshots often expect the inmate register to show a booking photograph. However, the city’s official inmate-information page does not identify mugshots as a standard public roster field, and the public register primarily displays custody and booking data.

Do not assume a public booking photo is available for every inmate.

How to request a booking photograph

1. Check the official jail register to identify the correct person and booking number.
2. Visit the Kirkland Police Public Disclosure page.
3. Open the city’s online records-request process.
4. Describe the photograph or booking record you seek and include the relevant name, date and booking or case number if available.
5. Submit the request and retain its confirmation number.
6. Review the agency’s response for availability, possible fees or disclosure restrictions.

Washington public-record laws contain exemptions and privacy protections. The agency may withhold or redact particular information. A requested mugshot is not guaranteed to be released.

What If an Inmate Is Not on the Kirkland Jail Roster?

If a name does not appear, the person may have been released, transferred, booked into a different system or held by another agency.

1. Check King County jail custody

King County operates separate adult jail facilities in Seattle and Kent. Its Subject Lookup service allows searches for current custody and booking identifiers.

1. Open the King County locate-a-person guide.
2. Follow the link to the official Subject Lookup Tool.
3. Search for the person’s name.
4. Review the facility and booking number if a match appears.
5. If necessary, call the King County jail information line at 206-296-1234.

2. Check SCORE Jail

South Correctional Entity, commonly called SCORE Jail, is another regional detention facility. Kirkland’s register may identify SCORE as the location for someone held on Kirkland charges.

Visit the SCORE Jail Inmate Lookup to check its published custody records.

3. Contact Kirkland Corrections

Call 425-587-3465 and explain that you cannot locate the person online. Provide the full name and approximate booking date if known.

If the individual was arrested recently, the public roster may not yet reflect the booking because Kirkland says it is updated every six hours.

Kirkland Jail Release Dates and Release Procedures

The Kirkland inmate register may show a release date for some individuals. A listed release date is not always the actual time someone will leave the jail.

How to check a release date

1. Open the Kirkland Police jail register.
2. Locate the person’s current booking record.
3. Check whether a release date appears.
4. Confirm the inmate’s current housing facility.
5. Contact that facility for confirmation before arranging transportation or pickup.

When are people released?

According to Kirkland’s official jail information, people serving a commitment with an established release date are generally released between 5:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m.

For bail-related or court-ordered releases, processing can take several hours after the required action has occurred.

Releases from Kirkland City Jail take place through the main jail entrance. If someone is held at SCORE, King County or another facility, follow that facility’s release instructions instead.

Kirkland Jail Bail and Bond Information

Kirkland City Jail accepts bail arrangements for qualifying cases. The accepted method depends on the court and agency involved.

The city identifies Kirkland Municipal Court cases as including matters from Kirkland, Clyde Hill, Medina, Hunts Point, Yarrow Point and Woodinville.

How to check and pay bail

1. Find the person using the official jail register.
2. Record the listed bail amount and each citation or warrant number.
3. Open the official Kirkland Bail / Bonds page.
4. Verify whether online payment is authorized for the case.
5. Follow the city’s published payment procedure or contact the jail for in-person payment instructions.
6. Keep the receipt and confirm the expected release process.

Online bail payments

The city’s bail page identifies GovPayNow for eligible Kirkland Municipal Court online bail payments, with Pay Location Code 7546. The published service fee is 7%, subject to change.

The city states that online bail payments are available only for cases handled by Kirkland Municipal Court. Bail for other agencies is accepted in person under the applicable requirements.

Use the official city page immediately before paying to confirm that the processor, fees and instructions remain valid.

Cash and bonds

The city’s published instructions allow cash, cashier’s checks and money orders for qualifying in-person bail payments. Authorized bonding agents may also submit eligible bonds.

Bail can be posted through Kirkland Municipal Court during its business hours or through the jail after hours and on weekends, subject to the city’s current rules.

Kirkland Jail Visitation Hours and Rules

Kirkland City Jail provides general inmate visitation through video. In-person visitation is restricted to approved professional visitors such as attorneys, clergy and medical or mental-health personnel.

Free on-site video visitation

The city publishes the following schedule and requirements:

• Day: Saturdays only.
• Visit length: 30 minutes.
• Reservation: At least 24 hours in advance.
• Arrival: At least 15 minutes before the scheduled appointment.
• Registration: Through the VisiTel visitation system.

How to schedule a visit

1. Confirm the person is physically housed at Kirkland Jail.
2. Check whether the inmate is eligible for visitation. The city’s rules generally require arraignment and exclude inmates in disciplinary segregation.
3. Visit the VisiTel registration website.
4. Create or access the required visitor account.
5. Select Kirkland Jail and reserve an available Saturday appointment at least 24 hours ahead.
6. Arrive at the jail’s visitor entrance 15 minutes before the reserved appointment.

Paid remote video visitation

Off-site video visitation is available during daytime hours on a daily basis for eligible inmates, according to the city. Fees and available appointments are displayed through the visitation provider.

For VisiTel technical or billing support, the city’s page lists 844-458-2488 and 800-583-9683.

Video visits are subject to recording and monitoring. Confirm the latest restrictions and pricing before scheduling.

Kirkland Jail Phone Calls and Inmate Mail

How inmate phone calls work

According to the city, inmates have an opportunity to make one free phone call at booking. Subsequent standard inmate calls are collect calls.

Inmates cannot receive incoming personal calls, and jail corrections staff do not pass ordinary messages to inmates.

The listed phone account provider is InmateSales. The city’s published provider telephone number is 877-998-5678.

How to receive an inmate call

1. Confirm the person is at Kirkland City Jail.
2. Check whether your phone service accepts collect calls.
3. If necessary, register with the approved phone provider.
4. Review current calling fees and account conditions.
5. Follow the provider’s instructions to receive calls.

For questions about blocking calls from an inmate, contact the jail at 425-587-3465.

Inmate mailing address

Use the exact inmate name associated with the jail’s record. Before mailing time-sensitive items, verify that the person remains in Kirkland custody.

Mail restrictions

• Incoming and outgoing mail is subject to inspection by jail staff.
• Legal mail receives special handling and is inspected for contraband in the inmate’s presence.
• Prohibited or inappropriate material may be rejected.
• Softcover books and reading materials may be accepted only when shipped directly from an approved publisher or retailer.
• Packages from private individuals are not generally permitted under the published rules.

Do not mail cash, personal belongings, food or unapproved packages. Contact jail staff when uncertain about a particular item.

Kirkland Jail Commissary and Inmate Purchases

Kirkland City Jail uses Access Securepak for commissary packages. Family members or friends can purchase permitted hygiene items and snacks for eligible inmates.

The city lists an online Washington package-ordering service and telephone ordering through 800-546-6283.

How to order commissary

1. Open the official jail-information page.
2. Find the Inmate Commissary section.
3. Follow the currently approved Washington Packages ordering link.
4. Identify the inmate and facility correctly.
5. Choose available permitted items.
6. Review the fee, purchase limit and delivery schedule.
7. Submit the order and keep the confirmation.

The city’s published policy lists a $25 weekly inmate commissary purchasing limit. Orders are delivered on Wednesdays, and the posted deadline for Wednesday delivery is Monday at 6:00 p.m. Pacific time.

Processing fees apply and may be nonrefundable. The provider and jail can change purchase restrictions or deadlines, so verify them before payment.

Kirkland Municipal Court Records and Hearing Dates

Jail records and court records serve different purposes. A jail roster shows custody-related information, while a court record may show hearings, charges filed with the court, orders and case outcomes.

How to check a hearing

1. Open the official municipal court website.
2. Look for the court calendar or court services section.
3. Check the available in-custody or daily hearing information.
4. Contact the court clerk if the case or hearing is not visible.
5. Use the correct case number when requesting records.

The municipal court serves Kirkland and several neighboring cities. More serious matters may be handled by a different court with separate filing and hearing records.

Kirkland City Jail Address, Phone and Directions

The jail is located within the Kirkland Justice Center, which also contains the Police Department and Municipal Court.

Which jail entrance should you use?

The city identifies two entrances along the south side of the building on NE 118th Street:

• Visitor entrance: The southern door, for scheduled on-site video and approved in-person visits.
• Bail, commitment and release entrance: The northern door, used for other jail inquiries and transactions.

Press the call button beside the appropriate entrance. Visitor parking is available in the parking lot in front of Kirkland Municipal Court. The city advises against parking along NE 118th Street in front of the jail doors.

Open Kirkland City Jail directions in Google Maps

How to Request Kirkland Arrest and Booking Records

If you need an official report, booking-related document or photograph rather than a current custody lookup, start with the appropriate records custodian.

Kirkland Police records request steps

1. Go to Kirkland Police Public Disclosure.
2. Select the city’s online records-request portal.
3. Describe the requested document or booking-related record.
4. Provide relevant dates, names, report numbers or incident details.
5. Submit the request with valid contact information.
6. Save the tracking number for future follow-up.

The city’s published process explains that an initial response is generally sent within five business days. That response may provide the records, ask for clarification, identify an exemption or explain that additional processing time is required.

Some information may be withheld or redacted under Washington law. Requests for King County detention records should be directed to the King County Department of Adult and Juvenile Detention instead.

King County detention records request information

Kirkland Jail Roster: 10 Frequently Asked Questions

Where to Go Next

For a current Kirkland inmate, start with the official police jail register. If the roster shows another housing facility, use that facility’s rules for visits, payments, mail and release inquiries.

For a case hearing, contact Kirkland Municipal Court. For a booking photograph or police report, use Kirkland Police Public Disclosure. Always verify time-sensitive details directly with the responsible agency.