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The Clackamas County Jail roster is the Sheriff’s Office’s online resource for finding adults in custody in Oregon City, Oregon. Its official Adults in Custody page displays booking information, arresting agencies, charges, bail amounts and scheduled release information when available.
To check a recent arrest, open the current roster and locate the person’s name or booking date. For current detention, bail eligibility or release arrangements, contact the jail directly because custody records can change throughout the day.
Official Clackamas County Jail Roster & Current Inmates
The Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office now uses an Adults in Custody page for its public jail roster. Older roster links may redirect or point to retired applications. Use the newer Sheriff’s Office website for the current inmate list.
What information appears on the roster?
The county’s Adults in Custody records include booking numbers, booking dates, personal identifiers, arresting agencies, listed criminal charges, statute references, bail information and scheduled release fields where applicable.
Is the jail roster updated every day?
The online roster is intended to provide current custody information. However, booking, release and transfer activity may change the list at any time. The page should not be treated as a certified record or guaranteed snapshot of every admission during a calendar day.
What is an Adult in Custody?
Adult in Custody (AIC) is terminology used by Oregon correctional agencies for people detained or incarcerated in correctional facilities.
Who operates Clackamas County Jail?
The Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office operates the jail, which houses people awaiting trial and individuals serving qualifying sentences. The Sheriff’s jail information page describes the facility as a 465-bed jail.
Does the roster include everyone arrested in Clackamas County?
No. Someone arrested and released before being admitted, transferred to another facility or held under a different jurisdiction may not appear on the current list.
How to Search the Clackamas County Jail Roster by Name
Visit the official Adults in Custody page.
Locate the displayed inmate records. The page may show recent booking information and individual record details.
Use any available site search or filter. If no search field appears, try your browser’s Find in Page function.
Try the full legal name, surname or other known spelling when the first search does not match.
Review the available booking number, age, booking date and other details to avoid confusing two people with similar names.
Check the arresting agency, charge descriptions, court case number and bail information when displayed.
Look for a scheduled release field, but remember that a missing or estimated date does not establish actual release.
Call 503-722-6777 for important custody or release questions.
Can I search by booking number?
The county’s roster displays booking numbers. Whether a direct booking-number search is available depends on the current interface. If you already have the number, provide it when contacting the jail.
Can I search from a mobile phone?
Yes. Open the official Sheriff’s Office page in your phone browser. Use the page’s search controls if available or your browser’s Find in Page option.
What if the old jail roster link does not work?
The older county roster application at apps.clackamas.us/roster directs users to the newer Adults in Custody website. Use the current link rather than relying on an archived third-party copy.
Clackamas County Jail Daily Bookings & Recent Arrests
The official roster contains booking records that can help identify recent jail admissions. Its public entries include a booking date and booking number, which are especially useful when checking an arrest reported earlier in the day.
How to check a recent Clackamas County booking
Does the roster show all arrests made today?
No. It is primarily a custody-information service, not a complete log of every arrest made by every law-enforcement agency in the county.
Which agencies may appear?
Booking records may identify agencies such as Oregon City Police, West Linn Police, Canby Police, Lake Oswego Police or the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office. The arresting agency can differ from the agency operating the jail.
Can someone appear with several charges?
Yes. One booking may contain multiple charges, each potentially associated with a different statute, court matter or release condition.
Does a booking date mean a person was convicted that day?
No. A booking date records admission to jail, not a conviction or sentencing date.
Clackamas County Jail Booking Record Fields Explained
| Roster Field | Meaning | Important Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Booking Number | Identifier assigned to a jail booking | Useful when calling the jail |
| Booking Date | Date of admission recorded by the jail | May differ from arrest date |
| Scheduled Release | Expected release date if recorded | N/A does not guarantee indefinite detention |
| Age / Date of Birth | Recorded identifying information | Check carefully for similar names |
| Arresting Agency | Agency associated with the booking | May not operate the jail |
| Statute | Legal provision connected to a charge | Consult court records for case status |
| Charge Description | Listed allegation or detention basis | Not proof of guilt |
| Bail | Amount shown for the applicable charge or case | Confirm all holds before paying |
| Court Case Number | Identifier for a court proceeding, if available | Use for official court searches |
| SID | State identification number | A record identifier, not a conviction |
What does N/A mean under scheduled release?
It means a scheduled release date is not available in that field. It does not necessarily mean the inmate is being held without bail or will remain in jail indefinitely.
What does $0 bail mean?
A displayed $0 amount does not automatically establish that a person can leave without payment. Another hold, judicial order or procedural condition may apply.
What is a court case number used for?
It helps locate the corresponding court proceeding, hearing schedule and public documents through the Oregon Judicial Department.
Can the charges change?
Yes. Prosecutors and courts may amend or dismiss charges, and the public roster may not reflect every subsequent court action.
Clackamas County Jail Mugshots & Booking Photographs
The Sheriff’s public Adults in Custody records may contain identifying details, but the availability of booking photographs is not