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The Clatsop County Jail roster is published by the Clatsop County Sheriff’s Office in Oregon. Its official live report helps you check who is listed at the jail, review booking dates, identify custody locations, and see scheduled release dates when available.
This guide explains how to search the roster, interpret custody statuses, locate booking and court records, and contact the jail in Warrenton, Oregon, for bail, visitation, inmate communications, commissary, mail, and release questions.
Open the county’s Live Jail Roster. Find the person’s name in the listing and compare the Booked, Scheduled Release, and Location columns. The report also distinguishes people physically in custody from those on electronic monitoring or listed under other custody arrangements.
Official Clatsop County Jail Roster — Live Inmate List
Clatsop County publishes its jail roster through an official county-hosted reporting system. The sheriff’s roster information page describes it as a live report that updates during the browsing session.
The report may include people held at Clatsop County Jail as well as individuals participating in work crew, community corrections electronic monitoring, or other correctional programs. Therefore, appearing in the report does not always mean someone is physically inside the jail building.
Official county-hosted listing showing inmate names, booking information, scheduled release dates, and custody location/status.
View live jail roster →Official explanatory page with a link to the live report and cautions about charges and estimated release dates.
Open roster information →What does the Clatsop County inmate roster show?
The public listing uses these main columns:
- Inmate Name: The name recorded in the correctional system.
- Booked: Date and time associated with the jail booking.
- Scheduled Release: An estimated release date when one is available.
- Location: The person’s reported custody or program status.
The report also presents category counts and a data accuracy timestamp. The exact number of people listed changes as records are updated.
Is the roster updated automatically?
The county describes its roster as a live report that updates during a browsing session. Nevertheless, custody processing, transfers, court orders, and system changes can create delays. Always read the report’s displayed accuracy timestamp.
Does the roster include people outside the jail?
Yes. The county specifically notes that the report can include people participating in correctional programs beyond physical jail detention.
Can I use the roster to prove someone was convicted?
No. The sheriff’s official disclaimer explains that criminal charges must not be confused with convictions. A jail listing does not establish guilt or a final court outcome.
How to Search the Clatsop County Jail Roster by Name
Visit apps.clatsopcounty.gov/jail/.
Wait for the inmate listing and its custody information to appear.
Scan the inmate-name column. If the interface does not provide a search field, use your browser’s Find function.
Search the surname alone, then check first-name variations, hyphenated names, or different legal surnames.
Compare the Booked column with the approximate date of the arrest or jail admission.
Determine whether the record indicates in-custody status, electronic monitoring, or another program designation.
Remember that a published release date is an estimate, not a guarantee.
Confirm how recently the roster information was reported.
Contact 503-325-8641 for time-sensitive custody or release questions.
Can I search by first and last name?
The official roster displays inmate names. Use any controls provided by the live report, or use the browser’s Find feature to locate a surname. Do not assume the report offers separate first-name and last-name search fields.
How do I search on an iPhone or Android device?
Open the official roster in your mobile browser. Use the browser’s Find in Page feature if the roster does not provide its own search box. Rotate the phone or zoom as needed to review the booking and location columns.
What if the official roster asks me to verify I am human?
The county-hosted system may display a browser verification screen. Follow the website’s instructions, enable JavaScript if necessary, and refresh the page. If it remains unavailable, open the county’s official roster information page or call the jail.
Can I search by booking number?
The public report primarily displays names, booking dates, release estimates, and location information. A separate booking-number search is not guaranteed. Ask jail staff for assistance if you have a specific booking identifier.
Clatsop County Jail Booking Records & Recent Arrests
A jail booking is the administrative process used when someone is admitted into custody. The Clatsop County live roster provides booking date and time information, making it useful for identifying recent admissions that remain in the report.
According to the county’s Corrections Division, the jail processes approximately 2,500 bookings and releases during a year. The county describes the facility as an adult detention center with a maximum housing cap of 148 inmates established by the Board of Commissioners.
How to find a recent Clatsop County booking
Does the roster include every recent arrest?
No. An arrest does not always result in admission to Clatsop County Jail. Someone may be cited and released, detained in another jurisdiction, or no longer included in the current report.
Is a booking date the same as an arrest date?
Not necessarily. A person may be arrested before being admitted to the jail. The roster’s booking timestamp documents the jail admission information, not necessarily the original arrest time.
Can I find a complete historical booking archive?
The live roster is not a comprehensive historical arrest database. For older records, contact the sheriff’s records custodian and identify the date, person, and type of document requested.
Which agency maintains the original arrest report?
The agency that conducted the investigation or arrest generally maintains its own reports. Arrests may involve the Clatsop County Sheriff’s Office or municipal police departments in communities such as Astoria, Seaside, Warrenton, and Cannon Beach.
Use the live roster to check the reported booking date and custody location.
Search bookings →Use the sheriff’s official records request process for eligible law enforcement documents.
Request records →Clatsop County Jail Roster Fields & Custody Status Decoder
The Clatsop County live report contains specific columns and custody categories. Understanding them helps prevent mistakes when interpreting a person’s location or expected release.
| Roster Field | Meaning | What to Check |
|---|---|---|
| Inmate Name | Name associated with the jail or correctional-program record. | Verify identity; similar names can refer to different people. |
| Booked | Recorded booking date and time. | May differ from the original arrest time. |
| Scheduled Release | Estimated release date when one is provided. | Not a guaranteed release appointment. |
| Location | Reported custody or program status. | Distinguish jail custody from electronic monitoring or outside custody. |
| In Custody | Person reported as being in custody. | Call the jail to verify an immediate or sensitive custody question. |
| Electronic Monitoring | Correctional supervision using an electronic monitoring program. | Does not necessarily mean the person is housed inside the jail. |
| Outside Custody | A designation for a person not reported as physically confined in the jail. | Ask the agency what the status means for a particular record. |
| Accuracy Timestamp | The report’s stated data currency. | Use it to assess whether the information may have changed. |
What does electronic monitoring mean?
Electronic monitoring is a form of correctional supervision that may allow an eligible individual to remain outside a traditional jail housing unit while complying with program requirements.
What does outside custody mean?
It indicates that the person is not listed as physically housed in the jail under the report’s normal in-custody category. The exact legal or administrative circumstances may differ between records.
Why is the scheduled release field blank?
A release estimate may not be available or may depend on a future court decision, other holds, or administrative processing. A blank field does not mean the person will remain in custody indefinitely.
Clatsop County Jail Mugshots & Booking Photographs
Booking photographs are sometimes called mugshots. The public Clatsop County Jail roster primarily presents inmate names, booking timestamps, release estimates, and custody locations.
A booking photograph is not guaranteed in the public roster. If you need an official photograph, first check whether the current county interface offers additional inmate details, then ask the sheriff’s records custodian whether the specific image is publicly releasable.
How to request a Clatsop County booking photograph
Are all booking photographs public?
Not necessarily. Public access depends on Oregon law, the record’s classification, and applicable disclosure exemptions.
Does a booking photo prove guilt?
No. A photograph taken during booking is not evidence of a criminal conviction.
Why should I avoid commercial mugshot databases?
Third-party websites may display outdated photographs without reflecting dismissals, acquittals, expungement-related changes, or later court outcomes. Use official law enforcement and court sources when accuracy matters.
What If Someone Is Missing from the Clatsop County Jail Roster?
Steps to locate a person not shown in the roster
Clatsop County Jail Bail, Bond & Release Payments
Clatsop County publishes specific bail instructions for its jail. The county states that, in many cases, a person may be released after payment of 10% of the total bail amount, although some cases require the full amount or have other restrictions.
Call the jail at 503-325-8641 before paying. Staff can help verify the amount needed for a particular person’s release.
Jail bail payment availability: 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Cash: Exact amount only.
Cashier’s check or money order: Payable to Clatsop County Circuit Court Clerk.
Credit card: The county lists a $5,000 limit and a 5% convenience fee.
Oregon bail bondsmen: The county states that there are no bail bondsmen in Oregon.
Verify Official Bail Instructions ↗How to post bail for someone at Clatsop County Jail
Locate the correct person in the official jail roster.
Ask staff to verify the current bail amount, eligibility, and any additional holds.
The correct amount depends on the court order and the person’s circumstances.
Confirm cash, cashier’s check, money order, or credit-card requirements before traveling.
The jail accepts eligible bail payments around the clock. Certain circuit court bail payments can also be made at the courthouse during business hours.
Keep the case reference and any court paperwork.
Other holds, warrants, or administrative requirements may delay release.
Can bail be posted at Clatsop County Circuit Court?
Yes. The county states that bail for eligible Clatsop County Circuit Court cases may be posted at the courthouse during normal business hours.
Astoria, OR 97103
Phone: 503-325-8555
The county lists cash, cashier’s checks, money orders, and accepted debit or credit cards for courthouse bail payments. Confirm current requirements with court staff.
Official Clatsop Circuit Court →Can an inmate use money from a commissary account for bail?
The county states that an individual with enough money in their commissary account may be able to self-bail. This does not mean that every commissary deposit automatically becomes a bail payment. Confirm the procedure with jail staff.
Does posting bail guarantee immediate release?
No. Release can depend on other warrants, holds, court conditions, and administrative processing.
Clatsop County Court Records, Charges & Hearing Dates
The jail roster and the court docket serve different purposes. The roster helps establish reported custody status; the Oregon Judicial Department provides access to public case information and court calendars.
Clatsop County Circuit Court is part of Oregon’s 18th Judicial District. Its courthouse is in Astoria, while the jail is in Warrenton.
Basic public case information and court calendar access through the Oregon Judicial Department.
Open free court records →Official local instructions for requesting copies, certified documents, and older case records.
Request Clatsop court records →How to find a Clatsop County criminal court case
Are Oregon court records free to search?
Oregon provides a free online service for basic public case information and calendars. More extensive access through OJCIN OnLine is generally subscription-based.
Can I download every criminal case document online?
No. The free search generally provides basic case information rather than unrestricted access to all documents. Clatsop Circuit Court offers records requests and public access to many documents through courthouse computers.
Can I request certified court copies?
Yes, for eligible public documents. The court’s records page explains how to request paper or emailed copies, certification, and other available services. Applicable fees may apply.
Can I view sealed or juvenile cases?
Not through ordinary public search when access is restricted. Oregon law and court rules protect certain juvenile, adoption, sealed, and confidential matters.
Clatsop County Jail Visitation Hours & Rules
Clatsop County publishes an official in-person inmate visitation schedule and detailed visitor restrictions.
Saturday: 10:00 AM–4:00 PM
Sunday: 10:00 AM–4:00 PM
Lunch closure: Visiting is closed during the lunch period; the county does not specify the exact lunch interval on the published page.
Visit limit: One visit per inmate per week, not exceeding 60 minutes.
Minimum visitor age: 18 years.
Photo identification: Required.
Read Official Visitation Rules ↗How to prepare for an in-person jail visit
Who cannot visit Clatsop County Jail?
The published rules include several restrictions. Examples include:
- Visitors younger than 18.
- People currently on probation or parole.
- People participating in electronic monitoring.
- Former Clatsop County Jail inmates during the first 60 days following release.
- People subject to applicable no-contact or restraining-order restrictions involving an inmate.
- Visitors who are intoxicated, disruptive, or otherwise disqualified under the facility’s rules.
The official page lists additional restrictions concerning co-defendants, certain recent criminal matters, victims, and other categories. Review the complete policy before visiting.
Can children visit?
No. The county’s published visiting rules state that no person younger than 18 may visit.
Can I bring my phone into the visiting area?
No. The jail prohibits cell phones in the visiting area, as well as photography and sharing photos or notes during visits.
Are visiting hours guaranteed?
No. The sheriff states that visits depend on staffing and jail operational needs. Visitation may be stopped or canceled, so call ahead.
Clatsop County Jail Video Visitation & Inmate Phone Calls
Clatsop County directs visitors to NCIC Inmate Communications for video visitation. County planning materials also identify NCIC as the jail’s inmate telephone and tablet communication provider.
The sheriff’s page directs visitors to the NCIC scheduling service.
Open county video visitation page →Provider scheduling interface for participating correctional facilities.
Open NCIC scheduling →How to arrange a Clatsop County Jail video visit
How can family members receive inmate phone calls?
Ask the jail or NCIC about the current telephone account setup and accepted funding methods. The inmate generally initiates ordinary outgoing calls through approved facility equipment.
Are video visits free?
The county’s public video visitation page does not publish a complete current fee schedule. Review NCIC’s displayed prices before confirming a paid service.
Can I call an inmate directly through the jail number?
The jail’s main telephone line is for facility business and inquiries. It is not a personal incoming phone line for incarcerated individuals.
Are inmate calls monitored?
Ordinary jail communications may be subject to monitoring or recording. Attorneys should arrange confidential legal communications using approved procedures.
Clatsop County Jail Commissary Deposits & Inmate Accounts
The sheriff’s official Commissary Deposits page links to Inmate Canteen for online deposits and related services.
The county’s inmate mail policy also describes a jail lobby kiosk available 24 hours a day for cash deposits. It states that kiosk deposits involve a fee and require identification.
Online: Use the county’s linked Inmate Canteen service.
Jail lobby: The county describes a 24-hour cash deposit kiosk; fee and ID required.
By mail: The county permits qualifying cashier’s checks or money orders under its inmate mail rules. Verify the current procedure before mailing funds.
How to deposit money into a Clatsop County inmate account
Can I mail cash to an inmate?
No. The county’s inmate mail instructions state that cash should not be sent through the mail.
Are personal checks accepted?
No. The county states that personal checks are not accepted for inmate mail deposits and are instead held with the inmate’s personal property until release.
Can I send a cashier’s check or money order?
The county’s mail policy permits qualifying cashier’s checks and money orders, but excludes Travelers Express checks. Confirm current payee and addressing instructions with the jail before mailing funds.
Does a commissary deposit count toward bail?
Not automatically. The sheriff’s bail page explains that an inmate with sufficient account funds may be able to self-bail, but this requires the appropriate jail and court process.
Clatsop County Jail Inmate Mail — Verified Address & Rules
The Clatsop County Sheriff’s Office publishes a specific mailing address for inmate correspondence.
c/o Clatsop County Jail
1250 SE 19th St.
Warrenton, OR 97146
The county requires inmate letters to be sent through the U.S. Postal Service. Notes and letters cannot be dropped off at the jail.
How to send a letter to a Clatsop County Jail inmate
Can I send photographs?
The sheriff states that pictures no larger than 4 × 6 inches may be allowed. Images depicting prohibited sexual content are not permitted. Other facility rules may also apply.
Can I send books?
The county permits eligible new books shipped directly from a publisher, book club, or bookstore, subject to its rules. Books must be no larger than 9 × 12 inches and cannot be hardcover, spiral-bound, or have metal or plastic binding.
How many books and magazines may an inmate have?
The published policy limits inmates to three books and three magazines at one time.
Is incoming mail inspected?
Yes. The county states that incoming mail is opened and inspected for prohibited items and content. Legal mail may be subject to distinct protections and handling procedures.
What happens to mail sent after an inmate is released?
The county states that mail received for a person who has been released or transferred will be returned to the sender.
Clatsop County Jail Inmate Property & Pickup Requests
Personal belongings taken into custody during booking may be stored by the jail. Property seized as evidence by a law enforcement agency is handled under a different process.
The sheriff’s public pages reviewed do not establish a complete property-release schedule. Contact jail staff before attempting to pick up an inmate’s belongings.
How to request inmate property
Can a family member collect property without inmate permission?
Do not assume so. Staff may require written authorization or another approved release process.
Can I pick up property at any time?
Not necessarily. Jail operations are continuous, but property-release services may be restricted to certain times or procedures.
Does posting bail release all personal belongings?
No. Bail processing and property release are separate administrative matters.
Clatsop County Jail Release Dates, Transfers & Notifications
The official Clatsop County Jail roster includes a Scheduled Release column when an estimated date is available. The county cautions that these dates can change depending on behavior, earned credits, and other circumstances.
How to check an inmate’s reported release date
Can I receive an automated release alert?
VINELink offers custody-status notification services in participating jurisdictions. Visit the official service to check whether the relevant Clatsop County record is eligible for notification. The jail roster itself does not guarantee an automatic alert for every inmate.
Does a scheduled release date guarantee freedom on that day?
No. New court orders, warrants, holds, administrative changes, or earned-credit calculations can affect the actual date.
Can someone be transferred before release?
Yes. A person may be moved to another detention facility or correctional program depending on the applicable legal and operational requirements.
How to Request Clatsop County Jail & Arrest Records
The Clatsop County Sheriff’s Office provides a formal process for requesting eligible law enforcement records. Its public-records page explains that some reports may not be released while a criminal case remains open or before the case has been adjudicated.
The sheriff lists a starting fee of $25 for a basic records request, with additional fees for more complex requests. The agency’s published fee schedule should be checked before submitting a request.
Sheriff’s Office: 1190 SE 19th Street, Warrenton, OR 97146
Phone: 503-325-8635
Published basic request starting fee: $25
Request portal: Clatsop County’s official public-records submission system.
How to request an older booking or arrest record
Can I request an arrest report while a criminal case is pending?
The sheriff states that reports associated with criminal charges may not be released until the case has gone to court and is closed or adjudicated. Other legal exemptions can also apply.
Can I request body-camera footage?
Requests are subject to Oregon law and the sheriff’s published disclosure policy. The agency notes that some body-camera recordings are conditionally exempt and may require a public-interest basis for release.
Are records request fees refundable?
Ask the records custodian about payment, processing, and refund policies before submitting a paid request.
Are jail records and court records maintained by the same agency?
No. The Sheriff’s Office maintains law enforcement and jail-related records, while the Oregon Judicial Department maintains court case records.
Clatsop County Jail Address, Contact Numbers & Map
Warrenton, OR 97146
Warrenton, OR 97146
Map — Clatsop County Jail, Warrenton, Oregon
Get directions to Clatsop County Jail →
Clatsop County Circuit Court — Astoria
Astoria, OR 97103
Phone: 503-325-8555
Published hours: Monday–Friday, 8 AM–5 PM, subject to court closures and holidays.
Official Clatsop Circuit Court →Official Clatsop County Jail & Oregon Public Records Resources
Primary inmate list showing booking dates, estimated release dates, custody locations, and an accuracy timestamp.
Open live inmate roster →County explanation of the live report, correctional program listings, and custody disclaimers.
View roster guidance →Official facility overview, responsibilities, jail operations, and correctional programs.
Corrections Division →Verified jail and sheriff office addresses, telephone numbers, and administrative contact information.
Open sheriff directory →Official payment methods, jail bail hours, court payment options, and current instructions.
Read bail instructions →Weekend visiting schedule, weekly visit limit, age requirements, identification rules, and restrictions.
Review visiting rules →Official county instructions linking to NCIC Inmate Communications.
Open video visitation →County-approved Inmate Canteen service for commissary account deposits.
Open deposit instructions →Verified jail mailing address, prohibited items, permitted photographs, and book restrictions.
Read inmate mail rules →Public-records procedures, fees, and restrictions affecting law enforcement reports.
Request sheriff records →Official courthouse address, hours, case services, and local court contact information.
Visit circuit court →Free basic public case information and court calendars through the Oregon Judicial Department.
Search Oregon court records →Copies, certified documents, older case records, and courthouse public-access information.
Request court records →Locate eligible individuals in Oregon state correctional custody.
Search Oregon DOC →Official federal inmate locator for individuals held in the federal correctional system.
Search federal inmates →Check the availability of custody-status notifications for participating jurisdictions.
Check VINELink →Source and accuracy note: Facility details, jail roster structure, visitation rules, mail instructions, bail methods, and commissary links are based on published Clatsop County government resources. Court information comes from the Oregon Judicial Department. Roster entries and estimated release dates change; the live county report is the appropriate source for current information. Individual inmate names and personal booking records are intentionally not reproduced here.
Clatsop County Jail Roster — 10 Frequently Asked Questions
1. How do I search the Clatsop County Jail roster in Oregon?
Visit the official Clatsop County live jail roster at apps.clatsopcounty.gov/jail/. Find the person’s name and review the Booked, Scheduled Release, and Location columns. If the roster has no search box, use your browser’s Find function. Check the report’s accuracy timestamp before relying on the information.
2. What information does the Clatsop County Jail roster provide?
The county’s live report lists inmate names, booking dates and times, estimated release dates when available, and reported custody locations. It can also include people on electronic monitoring, work crew, or other correctional programs. A listing does not establish a criminal conviction.
3. What is the Clatsop County Jail address and phone number?
Clatsop County Jail is located at 1250 SE 19th Street, Warrenton, OR 97146. The jail telephone number is 503-325-8641. The sheriff’s administrative office is at 1190 SE 19th Street and can be reached at 503-325-8635.
4. How can I find recent Clatsop County Jail booking records?
Open the live roster and review the booking date and time next to the person’s name. The roster is useful for current custody information, not a complete historical arrest archive. For older records, use the Clatsop County Sheriff’s official records request process.
5. Can I view Clatsop County Jail mugshots online?
The official live roster primarily displays names, booking information, release estimates, and custody locations. Booking photographs are not guaranteed in the public listing. To request an official booking photograph, contact the Sheriff’s Office through its public-records process and ask whether the image can be released.
6. How do I post bail for someone at Clatsop County Jail?
Call the jail at 503-325-8641 to confirm the required bail amount. The county states that bail is accepted at the jail 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Accepted methods include exact cash, qualifying cashier’s checks or money orders, and eligible credit-card payments subject to the county’s published limit and convenience fee.
7. What are the Clatsop County Jail visiting hours?
The county lists in-person visiting on Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 4 PM, with a lunch closure. Each inmate may receive one visit per week, lasting no more than 60 minutes. Visitors must be at least 18 years old and present photo identification. Call ahead because visitation depends on staffing and jail operations.
8. How do I schedule a video visit or send commissary money?
The sheriff directs visitors to NCIC Inmate Communications for video visitation. For commissary deposits, the county links to Inmate Canteen and describes a 24-hour lobby cash deposit kiosk that requires identification and charges a fee. Use the official county pages to confirm the current service instructions before paying.
9. What is the Clatsop County Jail inmate mailing address?
Address correspondence to: Inmate Name, c/o Clatsop County Jail, 1250 SE 19th St., Warrenton, OR 97146. Mail must be sent through the U.S. Postal Service. The jail does not accept hand-delivered letters or notes, and incoming mail is inspected according to facility rules.
10. How can I find a Clatsop County inmate’s court case or release date?
Use the Oregon Judicial Department’s free Records and Calendar Search for basic public case information and hearing dates. The live jail roster may display a scheduled release date, but the county states that release estimates can change. For immediate verification, call Clatsop County Jail at 503-325-8641.