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The Clallam County Jail roster is available through the county’s official Inmate Inquiry system. You can search by name, subject number, booking number, booking-date range and custody status to locate inmates and review available booking information.

The Clallam County Correction Facility is located at 223 East 4th Street, Port Angeles, WA 98362. For current jail information, call 360-417-2458.

Quick answer: Open the official Clallam County Inmate Inquiry. Enter the inmate’s name or booking number, review matching results and select the appropriate record for booking details. For information that may have changed, contact the jail directly.

Official Clallam County Jail Roster & Inmate Search

Clallam County provides a public online inmate-search system operated through its county records platform. Unlike a static PDF, the search interface includes filters for custody, booking dates and housing facilities.

FacilityClallam County Correction Facility
Operating AgencyClallam County Sheriff’s Office
Location223 E 4th Street
Port Angeles, WA 98362
Main Jail Phone360-417-2458
Jail Records360-417-2360
Published Bed Capacity120 beds

What can you search in the official inmate locator?

✓ Inmate name
✓ Subject number
✓ Booking number
✓ In-custody status
✓ Booking from date
✓ Booking to date
✓ Housing facility
✓ Available booking records

What does the initial result list display?

The public inmate-search results include the person’s name, subject number, in-custody indicator, scheduled release date when listed, gender, multiple-bookings indicator and housing facility.

Does the roster show only people physically inside the county jail?

Not necessarily. The housing-facility field may identify another institution or agency. Read that field before assuming the person is housed at the Port Angeles jail.

How accurate is the online jail roster?

The roster is a useful official lookup, but bookings, transfers, court orders and releases can change after a record is displayed. Contact jail staff to verify current custody or release arrangements.

Important: A name appearing in a jail roster is not proof of conviction. Booking records and criminal court outcomes are separate. Do not use roster information to imply guilt.

Clallam County Jail Booking Records & Recent Arrests

The official inmate inquiry supports searches using booking dates and booking numbers. Clallam County also identifies its daily jail register as a source of public booking-related information.

How to search bookings from a specific date

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Open the official inmate inquiry.
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Enter a Booking From Date.
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Enter a Booking To Date.
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Adjust the In Custody filter as appropriate.
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Submit the search and review the returned records.
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Open the relevant inmate record to check the booking details.

What public information is available through the daily jail register?

Clallam County’s public-records instructions identify the following information as available through the daily jail register:

✓ Inmate name
✓ Booking dates
✓ Description of charges
✓ Offense dates
✓ Bail or bond information
✓ Arresting agency

Can I search bookings from the last 24 hours?

Use the booking-date fields to search the relevant date range. The results depend on the records available in the system, so do not assume the search is a complete real-time list of every arrest.

Can I find someone who has already been released?

The inmate inquiry includes an In Custody filter and booking-date search fields. Adjust the filters to investigate records beyond current custody where the system permits. Historical access is not guaranteed for every booking.

What if the person was booked more than once?

The result list may display a Multiple Bookings indicator. Review the relevant booking event rather than assuming that all charges or dates belong to one admission.

How do I request older jail records?

Contact the Jail Records unit at 360-417-2360. The county explains that many additional inmate records are confidential under Washington law and may require inmate authorization or a court order.

Records limitation: Clallam County cites RCW 70.48.100 for the confidentiality of inmate records beyond the information available in its daily jail register. Do not assume a public-records request will provide medical, disciplinary, personal or other restricted jail information.

Understanding Clallam County Inmate Roster Fields

Roster fieldWhat it meansWhat to verify
NameName recorded for the personCompare other identifiers
Subject NumberPerson identifier in the records systemDifferent from a booking number
Booking NumberIdentifier for a booking eventUseful for records inquiries
In CustodyCustody status displayed by the systemMay change after viewing
Scheduled Release DateRelease date or time when recordedNot a guaranteed actual release
GenderGender recorded in the systemNot sufficient alone for identification
Multiple BookingsIndicates more than one booking associated with a personOpen the correct booking event
Housing FacilityFacility or institution shown in the recordMay not be the Port Angeles jail
ChargeAlleged offense or legal basis for detentionCheck the court docket
Arresting AgencyAgency associated with the arrestMay differ from jail operator
Bail / BondRecorded release-related amount or statusConfirm all holds and conditions

Does a scheduled release date guarantee release?

No. Release dates may change because of new court orders, additional holds, transfers or administrative processing. Confirm directly with the jail.

Does a criminal charge mean someone was convicted?

No. A charge is an allegation. Convictions, dismissals and other outcomes must be determined from the court record.

What if the housing facility is not Clallam County Jail?

Contact the facility named in the record before sending mail, depositing funds or planning a visit.

Clallam County Jail Mugshots & Booking Photographs

The county’s public inmate inquiry provides booking and custody information, but a photograph is not guaranteed for every record. Availability of booking images is subject to the agency’s disclosure rules.

How to check for a booking photo

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Open the official inmate inquiry.
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Search the person’s name or booking number.
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Open the relevant booking record.
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Check whether a booking photograph is displayed.
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If no image appears, contact Jail Records about public availability.
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Follow the county’s records-request procedure if the image is releasable.

Are all Clallam County mugshots public?

No. The county identifies specific information available through its daily jail register, and additional inmate records may be confidential. Do not assume every photograph can be obtained.

Can I request an older mugshot?

Ask Jail Records whether the particular photograph is available for disclosure. Provide the person’s name, approximate booking date and booking number if known.

Responsible use: A booking photograph does not establish guilt. Third-party mugshot pages may retain outdated or incorrect information.

What to Do if Someone Is Missing From the Clallam County Jail Roster

Recent BookingThe system may not yet reflect the admission.
ReleasedThe person may no longer be in custody.
TransferredHousing may be listed at another institution.
Name DifferenceLegal spelling or surname may differ.
Search FiltersThe selected custody or date filters may exclude the record.
Restricted InformationSome records may not be available publicly.

No-result troubleshooting checklist

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Confirm you are using the official Clallam County Inmate Inquiry.
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Try a shorter surname or alternate spelling.
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Check whether the In Custody filter is excluding the record.
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Expand or remove restrictive booking-date filters.
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Search by subject or booking number if available.
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Review the housing-facility filter.
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Call the jail at 360-417-2458.
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Check Washington state correctional records if the person may be in prison.

Where can I search Washington state prison inmates?

Use the Washington State Department of Corrections website and its inmate-search resources.

Where can I search federal inmates?

Use the Federal Bureau of Prisons Inmate Locator.

Clallam County Jail Bail, Bond & Release Information

Clallam County lists bail and bond information among the public data available through its daily jail register. However, the listed amount alone may not establish eligibility for release.

How to verify bail before paying

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Find the person in the official inmate inquiry.
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Record the booking number and listed charges.
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Review the available bail or bond information.
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Call the jail to confirm the current amount and release eligibility.
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Ask whether other warrants, holds or court orders prevent release.
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Verify where payment must be made and which methods are accepted.
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Keep the receipt and ask about release processing.

Can I pay bail through an inmate commissary kiosk?

Do not assume so. The county’s Cobra Cashier kiosk is described as a way to fund inmate commissary accounts. Verify bail-payment instructions separately with the jail or court.

Does posting bond guarantee immediate release?

No. Other holds, court orders, transport arrangements or administrative processing can delay release.

Where can I check the related court case?

Use Washington Courts’ official case-search service and the appropriate Clallam County court.

Payment safety: Never send bail through an unsolicited request for gift cards, cryptocurrency or transfers to an individual’s personal account. Independently verify instructions with the responsible agency.

Clallam County Jail Visitation: Onsite, Remote & In-Person Rules

Clallam County publishes procedures for video visitation and limited in-person visitation. The county’s public jail page and inmate handbook should be checked together because some published details differ, including the stated allowance for free onsite visits and certain remote visiting hours.

Visiting Information360-417-2438
Video Visit DurationUp to 30 minutes per visit
Daily Video LimitUp to 60 minutes
Onsite Video VisitsFree visits available, subject to approval and current limits
Remote Video VisitsAvailable for an additional fee
Account ProviderInmateSales

Published onsite video-visitation schedule

Inmate surnameDayPublished hours
A–KSaturday8 a.m.–11 a.m. and 1 p.m.–3 p.m.
L–ZSunday8 a.m.–11 a.m. and 1 p.m.–3 p.m.

Published remote video-visitation schedule

DayHours listed on county jail page
Monday–Friday10 a.m.–1 p.m.
Saturday–Sunday4 p.m.–10 p.m.

The inmate handbook lists a different weekday remote-visitation ending time. Use the current InmateSales scheduling interface or call 360-417-2438 to confirm actual availability.

Published limited in-person visitation schedule

Visitor categoryDayHours
Male inmates, surnames A–JSaturday9 a.m.–11 a.m.
Male inmates, surnames K–ZSunday9 a.m.–11 a.m.
Female inmatesSaturday1:30 p.m.–3 p.m.
Kitchen workersSaturday8 p.m.–9:30 p.m.

Limited in-person visits require approval. The inmate handbook directs visitors to obtain an In-Person Visitor Approval Form at the jail lobby and allow at least 24 hours for processing.

How to schedule a video visit

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Confirm the inmate is housed at Clallam County Correction Facility.
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Open the official jail visitation information.
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Visit InmateSales and create a visitor account.
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Upload the required photograph and identification for approval.
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Select the correct facility and inmate.
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Choose an available onsite or remote visiting appointment.
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Review any remote-visitation charge before paying.
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Confirm approval and appointment details before visiting.

How many free onsite visits are allowed?

The county jail webpage states one free onsite visit per week, while the published inmate handbook describes up to two free 30-minute onsite video visits per week. Because these official sources differ, confirm the currently enforced allowance with jail visiting staff.

Can minors visit?

Yes, subject to restrictions. The county requires appropriate proof of age and adult supervision or guardianship arrangements. Confirm approval and documentation requirements before scheduling.

Are inmates serving short sentences eligible for visits?

The jail webpage states that inmates sentenced to ten days or less are not allowed visitors. Ask staff about the person’s eligibility and any professional-visitation exceptions.

What clothing is prohibited?

Published rules prohibit revealing or inappropriate attire, including certain tank tops, halter tops, transparent clothing, short skirts or shorts, and low-cut clothing. Corrections staff determine whether attire meets the rules.

Before booking: The county publishes more than one visitation policy document, and some details differ. Confirm the current schedule, free-visit allowance, inmate eligibility and approval requirements with 360-417-2438.

Clallam County Jail Inmate Phone Calls, Email & Text Messages

The county provides inmate telephone, text, email and video communication services. Its jail webpage identifies CTEL for telephone service and InmateSales for communication-account access.

Jail Telephone360-417-2458
CTEL Account Support702-829-3001
Outgoing CallsCollect-call service described by county
Text & EmailPrepaid account required
Video VisitsInmateSales account
Call BlockingContact jail at 360-417-2458

How to receive an inmate phone call

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Confirm the inmate is housed at Clallam County Jail.
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Make sure your telephone service can accept collect calls or establish an approved prepaid account.
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Follow the operator’s instructions when an inmate calls.
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Review any charges before accepting.
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Contact CTEL at 702-829-3001 for prepaid-account assistance.

How to send an inmate a text or email

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Open InmateSales.
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Create or sign in to your account.
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Select Clallam County Correction Facility.
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Find the inmate using the available account tools.
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Review message eligibility, prepaid balance and charges.
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Send only messages permitted by facility rules.

How do I block inmate calls?

Call the jail at 360-417-2458 and request a block on your telephone number.

How do I remove a phone-number block?

The county instructs the account holder to visit the jail with valid photo identification and a recent telephone bill showing their name as the primary account holder.

Are inmate communications private?

Ordinary inmate calls and electronic messages may be monitored or recorded. Attorneys should use approved confidential legal-communication procedures.

Clallam County Jail Commissary & Cobra Cashier Deposits

Clallam County provides a Cobra Cashier Kiosk in the jail lobby for depositing money into inmate commissary accounts.

Deposit MethodCobra Cashier Kiosk
LocationJail lobby
Availability24 hours a day, seven days a week
Payment TypesCash, credit cards and debit cards
Required DetailsInmate’s full booked name and jacket number
Deposit FeeConvenience fee applies

How to deposit money at the jail kiosk

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Search the official inmate roster.
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Record the inmate’s full booked name and jacket number.
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Go to the Cobra Cashier Kiosk in the jail lobby.
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Enter the required inmate information.
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Choose cash, credit card or debit card.
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Review the convenience fee and deposit amount.
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Complete the transaction and retain the receipt.

Which cash denominations are accepted?

The county lists U.S. currency in $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 denominations.

Does the kiosk give change?

No. The county specifically states that the Cobra Cashier Kiosk does not give change.

How quickly are funds available?

The county states that deposits are generally available immediately, subject to possible delays around holidays or weekends.

Where do I find the inmate’s jacket number?

The county says the jacket number and full booked name are available from the inmate or online jail roster. Staff do not provide jacket numbers over the telephone.

Can deposited money be used to pay jail debts?

Yes. The county warns that deposits are subject to normal collection of debts owed by the inmate to the jail.

Deposit caution: Confirm the inmate and jacket number before paying. The kiosk charges a convenience fee, does not provide change and is intended for inmate accounts rather than bail.

Clallam County Jail Inmate Mail: Address & Rules

Clallam County publishes detailed inmate-mail requirements. Personal incoming correspondence is scanned and copied onto plain white paper for delivery to the inmate, while the original is held with the inmate’s property until release.

Official Inmate Mailing Address
Inmate’s Full Name
223 East 4th Street, Suite 20
Port Angeles, WA 98362

How to mail a letter to an inmate

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Confirm the inmate is currently housed at Clallam County Correction Facility.
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Address the letter using the inmate’s full name and Suite 20 mailing address.
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Use standard white or yellow lined paper.
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Write using black or blue ink.
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Keep the letter within the county’s ten-page limit.
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Include no more than four photographs.
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Place the sender’s full name and return address at the top of the first page.
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Send the letter through the United States Postal Service.

Published inmate-mail limits

Mail itemCounty rule
Letter pagesMaximum 10 pages per letter
PhotographsMaximum four per letter
PaperStandard white or yellow lined paper
InkBlack or blue ink
EnvelopeStandard first-class letter size
Greeting cardsNot accepted
Colored paper or envelopesNot accepted
MoneyFunds may not be sent through inmate mail
Books, magazines, publicationsRequire prior written approval from the Shift 2 Corrections Sergeant
PackagesRequire prior written approval
Certified or registered mailNot delivered to or from the post office by jail staff

Does the inmate receive the original letter?

No. The county states that ordinary incoming personal mail is scanned and copied to plain white paper. The copy is delivered, while the original is placed into the inmate’s property until release.

Can I send money in a letter?

No. The county prohibits funds through inmate mail. Use the approved commissary deposit procedure.

Can I mail a greeting card?

No. The county’s published mail rules prohibit greeting cards.

Can I send books or magazines?

Only with prior written approval from the designated corrections sergeant. Do not send publications or packages without obtaining authorization.

What if there is a no-contact order?

Mail violating a protection order, no-contact order or other court restriction will be returned. Do not attempt to communicate in violation of a court order.

Mailing reminder: Use Suite 20 for inmate mail. The Sheriff’s Office and Jail Records mailing address uses Suite 12, which is a different destination.

Clallam County Jail Inmate Property Release & Pickup

Clallam County’s mail procedures indicate that original incoming personal correspondence is placed into an inmate’s property until release. Other property-release arrangements should be confirmed directly with corrections staff.

How to request inmate property

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Call the jail at 360-417-2458.
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Provide the inmate’s full name and available identifying details.
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Ask whether the inmate must authorize release to a particular recipient.
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Confirm the property is held by the jail rather than an evidence unit.
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Ask about identification, pickup hours and processing time.
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Wait for confirmation before traveling.

Can someone collect property while the inmate remains in custody?

Ask jail staff about the current authorization procedure. Do not assume family members can collect personal belongings without the inmate’s approval.

Can I bring clothing or medication to the jail?

Contact corrections staff first. Items brought from outside may be restricted or require approval.

What if police retained an item as evidence?

Evidence may remain under the control of the arresting or investigating agency. Ask which agency is responsible for its release.

Clallam County Criminal Court Records & Hearing Dates

Jail custody information does not replace court records. Use the Washington court system to check hearings, filed cases and dispositions.

Which court handles the case?

CourtTypical mattersRecords contact
Clallam County Superior CourtFelony criminal cases, civil cases, family and probate matters360-417-2231
District Court I — Port AngelesMisdemeanor and traffic mattersUse county District Court records-request instructions
District Court II — ForksMisdemeanor and traffic mattersUse county District Court records-request instructions

How to search for a criminal case

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Find the inmate’s name and available booking details.
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Open Washington Courts’ case-search website.
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Choose the relevant search option.
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Enter the party name or case number.
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Identify the correct Clallam County court.
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Review available case events and hearing information.
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Contact the court clerk for official copies or confirmation.

How do I request Superior Court records?

Clallam County directs Superior Court records inquiries to 360-417-2231.

How do I request District Court records?

The county instructs requesters to complete a District Court records-request form. District Court I requests may be emailed to web_dc1@clallamcountywa.gov. For District Court II, follow the county’s published contact instructions.

Does release from jail dismiss a criminal case?

No. Release from detention does not necessarily end prosecution. Check the court docket for the case outcome.

Can I find sealed cases online?

Not necessarily. Sealed, juvenile and other restricted records may be unavailable through public searches.

Clallam County Jail Release Notifications & Custody Alerts

For custody-status updates, start with the official inmate inquiry. VINELink may provide additional victim-notification services where the relevant agency and record participate.

How to check notification options

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Search the inmate through Clallam County Inmate Inquiry.
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Record the person’s name and subject number.
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Open VINELink and select Washington.
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Search for the person’s custody record.
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If a supported record is found, review the available registration options.
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Contact the jail directly for urgent confirmation.

Can I rely on a scheduled release date?

No. A scheduled release date is subject to changes in court orders, custody holds and jail operations.

Safety planning: Automated alerts and online records should not be the sole source for urgent personal-safety decisions. Contact law enforcement if immediate assistance is needed.

Clallam County Jail Address, Phone Numbers & Google Map

FacilityClallam County Correction Facility
Physical Location223 E 4th Street
Port Angeles, WA 98362
Main Jail Phone360-417-2458
Visiting Information360-417-2438
Jail Records360-417-2360
Jail Records Fax360-417-2499
Inmate Mail223 E 4th Street, Suite 20
Port Angeles, WA 98362
Sheriff / Jail Records Office223 E 4th Street, Suite 12
Port Angeles, WA 98362
Sheriff’s Office360-417-2262
Non-Emergency Dispatch360-417-2459
Emergency911
Public Disclosure Requests360-504-1262

Address distinction: Use Suite 20 for inmate correspondence and Suite 12 for Sheriff’s Office or Jail Records correspondence. Confirm the correct entrance for visits, property pickup or other in-person services.

Get directions to Clallam County Jail →

Before traveling to the jail

☐ Confirm current custody and housing facility
☐ Check the person’s booking or subject number
☐ Verify visiting eligibility
☐ Schedule and obtain approval for the visit
☐ Bring valid identification
☐ Follow the visitor dress code
☐ Confirm property-release arrangements
☐ Verify bail-payment instructions

Official Clallam County Jail & Washington Records Resources

Verification note: The roster search fields, daily jail register disclosures, jail contacts, mail rules, Cobra Cashier procedures and published visitation information were checked against Clallam County government resources. The county’s visitation webpage and inmate handbook contain differences in certain schedules and free-visit allowances; those differences are identified above. Current bookings, release dates, service fees and individual eligibility must be verified when needed.

Clallam County Jail Roster FAQs

1. How do I search the Clallam County Jail roster?

Open the official Clallam County Inmate Inquiry at websrv23.clallam.net/NewWorld.InmateInquiry/WA0050000. Search by name, subject number or booking number, then review the available custody and booking details. Call the jail at 360-417-2458 for current confirmation.

2. Can I search Clallam County Jail bookings by date?

Yes. The official inmate inquiry provides Booking From Date and Booking To Date search fields. Enter a date range and adjust the In Custody filter as appropriate. Search results depend on the records available in the system.

3. What is the Clallam County Jail address and phone number?

The Clallam County Correction Facility is located at 223 East 4th Street, Port Angeles, WA 98362. The main jail telephone number is 360-417-2458. Inmate mail uses Suite 20 at the same street address.

4. Does the Clallam County Jail roster include mugshots?

The inmate inquiry provides public booking and custody information, but a photograph is not guaranteed for every record. Check the individual booking details. Contact Jail Records at 360-417-2360 to ask whether a particular booking photograph is available for disclosure.

5. How do I find someone released from Clallam County Jail?

Open the official inmate inquiry and adjust the In Custody and booking-date filters to investigate available booking records. For a release that cannot be confirmed online, contact the jail. Scheduled release dates should not be treated as guaranteed actual release times.

6. How do I check bail or bond for a Clallam County inmate?

Find the inmate’s booking record and review the available bail or bond information. Call the jail at 360-417-2458 to verify the current amount, release eligibility, other holds and approved payment procedure before paying.

7. How do I schedule Clallam County Jail visitation?

Use InmateSales to register and request an approved video visit. The county publishes onsite and remote visiting schedules and limited in-person visiting procedures. Some official documents differ on free-visit allowances and remote hours, so confirm current rules with visiting staff at 360-417-2438.

8. How can I receive calls or send messages to a Clallam County inmate?

The jail provides collect telephone calls and prepaid electronic communication services. The county identifies CTEL for telephone support at 702-829-3001 and InmateSales for text, email and video account access. Contact the jail at 360-417-2458 to request a telephone-number block.

9. How do I send money or mail to a Clallam County Jail inmate?

Use the Cobra Cashier Kiosk in the jail lobby for commissary deposits. It is available 24 hours daily, accepts cash and cards, and requires the inmate’s full booked name and jacket number. Mail letters to the inmate’s full name at 223 East 4th Street, Suite 20, Port Angeles, WA 98362, following the county’s paper, ink, page and photograph limits.

10. Does appearing on the Clallam County Jail roster mean someone was convicted?

No. A jail booking or criminal charge does not establish guilt. The roster provides custody-related information. Use Washington Courts’ official case-search service and the appropriate Clallam County court to check available case filings, hearings and outcomes.

Clallam County Jail Search & Family Checklist

☐ Open the official county inmate inquiry
☐ Search the person’s name or booking number
☐ Review the In Custody filter
☐ Check booking-date and housing filters
☐ Record the subject or booking number
☐ Verify current custody by phone
☐ Check bail and additional holds
☐ Confirm the inmate’s housing facility
☐ Register for visitation approval
☐ Verify the current visiting schedule
☐ Use approved communication providers
☐ Obtain the inmate’s jacket number for deposits
☐ Follow the official mail restrictions
☐ Use Suite 20 for inmate mail
☐ Arrange property pickup before arrival
☐ Search Washington court records for case outcomes
Independent public-information and legal-use notice: This guide is independently published and is not operated by, affiliated with or endorsed by Clallam County, the Clallam County Sheriff’s Office, the Clallam County Correction Facility, Washington Courts or the Washington Department of Corrections. It does not maintain a live inmate database, process bail, manage commissary accounts or schedule visits. Arrests, booking records, charges and mugshots do not establish guilt. Online information may change, and some records are confidential under Washington law. Verify important information directly with the responsible agency and use public records only for lawful purposes.

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