Marion County Jail Roster: Inmate Search & Booking Records

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Official Marion County Oregon Jail Roster and Custody Lookup

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office provides a public Jail Viewer where users can search available detention records. The system supports name searches and booking-date filters.

Marion County’s public roster is separate from parole and probation records, state-prison searches and county court case files.

Open Official Jail Viewer Search Inmate Bookings Call Jail: 503-588-8595
Official rosterMarion County Jail Viewer
Search optionsFirst name, last name and booking-date range.
Wildcard searchUse % for an incomplete name.
Custody questions503-588-8595
Jail location4000 Aumsville Highway SE, Salem, OR 97317
Visiting desk503-588-8588
Facility staffAvailable 24 hours daily.
Booking photographsNot provided on the public jail roster since January 1, 2022.
Fastest search: Open Booking Search, enter the person’s last name and select a matching result. If you are unsure of the spelling, use a percent-sign wildcard. Check the booking and release fields before assuming someone is still in jail.
Oregon only: This article covers Marion County Jail in Salem, Oregon, not Marion County detention centers in Florida, Indiana or other states.

Marion County Jail Booking Records and Recent Arrests

The Jail Viewer records booking-related information supplied through the Sheriff’s detention system. Some records include detention history, personal descriptors and listed charges.

Common booking-detail fields

Booking NumberIdentifies a particular booking event.
Inmate IDIdentifies the person within the detention system.
Booking DateWhen the booking occurred.
LocationThe displayed detention location, when applicable.
Scheduled ReleaseA proposed release date, not a guarantee.
ReleasedA recorded release indicator or date.
Personal descriptionMay include age, date of birth or physical descriptors.
ChargesOffenses associated with the booking.

How to check a recent booking

  1. Open the Jail Viewer booking search.
  2. Enter the person’s surname.
  3. Add a date range covering the approximate arrest.
  4. Review the returned bookings.
  5. Open the matching booking detail.
  6. Check the booking date and any listed charges.
  7. Look for a release status or location.
  8. Verify recent changes with jail staff if necessary.
Arrest is not conviction: A charge displayed by the jail represents an accusation or custody-related record. It does not establish that a criminal court found the person guilty.

Marion County Oregon Jail Mugshots: Important 2026 Rule

Marion County no longer publishes booking photos on its public jail roster. The Sheriff’s Office expressly states that booking images stopped appearing on January 1, 2022, to comply with Oregon House Bill 3273.

Therefore, users should not expect mugshots to accompany ordinary public Jail Viewer search results.

Do not rely on third-party mugshot sites. Older images may be outdated, misidentified or republished without adequate context. An arrest image is not proof of guilt, and the official county roster does not provide routine booking photographs.

How to request a booking image or arrest record

  1. Locate the person’s booking number in the official Jail Viewer.
  2. Record the full name and approximate booking date.
  3. Contact the Sheriff’s Office about its public-records request process.
  4. Identify the specific record requested.
  5. Ask whether Oregon law permits disclosure of that record.
  6. Follow the official request and fee instructions.

Some booking photographs may qualify for a statutory exception, but disclosure is not automatic. The responsible records custodian decides whether the legal conditions are satisfied.

Official Marion County Roster and Photograph Notice

How to Read Marion County Jail Custody and Booking Status

The Jail Viewer includes several fields that help explain a booking. A single person may have more than one detention episode or charge.

BookedThe person entered the jail’s booking process.
ReleasedA booking has a recorded release status or date.
Scheduled ReleaseA projected date subject to legal and administrative changes.
ChargesThe offense information supplied by the arresting or detention authority.
Booking NumberIdentifies an individual detention episode.
SIDA state identification number used in Oregon corrections records.
LocationThe jail or custody unit when the system provides it.
Blank LocationMay indicate housing at the Marion County Transition Center.

Why is the location field blank?

The official Jail Viewer specifically says that a blank location indicates the adult in custody is housed in the Marion County Transition Center. It should not automatically be interpreted as a release.

Location versus release: Check the actual Released field when available. A blank housing location and a completed release are different statuses.

What if several charges appear?

Review all entries. Some charges may be associated with different courts, holds or authorities. A bail amount on one matter does not automatically resolve every other custody restriction.

Marion County Jail Bail, Bond and Payment Locations

Marion County publishes two different bail payment arrangements: a courthouse annex counter during business hours and a jail bail window outside those hours. The accepted payment methods are not identical.

Circuit Court Annex — Daytime Bail

Address: 4000 Aumsville Highway SE, Salem, OR 97317

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., excluding recognized holidays.

Accepted: Cash, eligible cashier’s checks, credit cards and debit cards.

Jail Bail Window — After Hours

Address: 4000 Aumsville Highway SE, Salem, OR 97317

Hours: Monday–Friday, 5:00 p.m.–8:00 a.m., plus weekends and holidays.

Accepted: Cash only.

Cashier’s check requirements

The Circuit Court Annex accepts eligible cashier’s checks only when:

  • The check is payable to State of Oregon.
  • The payer presents an acceptable photo ID.
  • The payment is for Marion County charges.

How to verify bail before paying

  1. Find the adult in custody in the Jail Viewer.
  2. Record the name and booking information.
  3. Confirm that bail has been authorized by the responsible court.
  4. Ask whether there are additional holds or cases.
  5. Determine whether you will pay at the Circuit Court Annex or the after-hours jail window.
  6. Verify the exact amount and eligible payment method.
  7. Obtain the official payment receipt.
  8. Ask staff about any remaining release-processing conditions.
Payment warning: The after-hours jail bail window accepts cash only. Do not assume an online inmate-account deposit, money order or debit-card payment counts as bail. Confirm every payment through the court or official jail contact.

Official Jail Bail Information and Payment Rules

Marion County Jail Visiting Days, Hours and Rules

Marion County publishes a surname-based general-population visiting schedule. The precise check-in and visit times depend on the inmate’s housing assignment.

General Population Visiting Day by Last Name

MondayLast name A–C
TuesdayLast name D–J
WednesdayLast name K–O
ThursdayLast name P–S
FridayLast name T–Z
Visiting desk503-588-8588

Housing-specific check-in times

The Sheriff’s detailed schedule includes separate sign-up and visiting periods for protective custody, C, D, E and G housing groups. Some published examples are:

Protective custody — Monday, Wednesday, FridaySign-up 8:00–8:15 a.m.; visit 8:20–8:50 a.m.
C, D, E5, G3 — Monday, Wednesday, FridaySign-up 8:45–9:15 a.m.; visit 9:35–10:05 a.m.
Female E1–E4 and C4 — Monday, Wednesday, FridaySign-up 9:45–10:15 a.m.; visit 10:30–11:00 a.m.
Tuesday and ThursdayHousing-group order differs; check the full schedule.
Do not use only the surname day. You must also know the person’s housing group and applicable sign-up period. The county says there are no make-up visits for holidays or facility needs.

Visitor identification and eligibility

  • Adult visitors need a current federal or state ID, driver’s license or passport.
  • Visitors younger than 18 must be accompanied by a parent, legal guardian or another approved adult.
  • Minors need an original birth certificate for each visit.
  • Visitors ages 15–17 also need a current state ID or school ID.
  • Only one adult, or one adult accompanied by one minor, may visit an inmate at a time under the published general rules.
  • Visitors may be screened for warrants, supervision status and other eligibility restrictions.
  • Visitors must pass applicable security screening and follow the dress code.
  • Visits may be canceled or denied for security reasons.
Before traveling: Call the visiting desk at 503-588-8588, Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., excluding holidays. Confirm the person’s housing group, eligibility and exact visiting time.

Official Jail Visiting Schedule

Official Visiting Policies

Marion County Jail Video Visitation with ICSolutions

The Sheriff’s Office offers The Visitor video visitation service, administered through ICSolutions. Eligible visitors can arrange visits on site at jail kiosks or remotely through a smartphone or computer.

Official Video Visit Registration ICSolutions

How to arrange a video visit

  1. Open the official jail visiting policies page.
  2. Find the New! Video Visitation section.
  3. Follow the registration link supplied by Marion County.
  4. Create a visitor account without a registration charge.
  5. Choose Marion County Jail and identify the correct adult in custody.
  6. Review availability and the county’s visiting rules.
  7. Choose an on-site kiosk or permitted remote session.
  8. Check for session charges before completing the appointment.
  9. Use a working camera and microphone for remote visiting.
  10. Attend at the scheduled time.
RegistrationFree under the Sheriff’s published instructions.
Video providerICSolutions / The Visitor
Remote accessCompatible smartphone or computer.
On-site accessFacility video kiosks.
Ordinary visit length30 minutes under the visiting policy.
Visit chargesConfirm current provider pricing before booking.
Important: A free account does not mean every remote video session is free. Registration, session eligibility, housing schedules and any charges are separate matters.

Send Money to a Marion County Jail Inmate Account

Marion County uses Access Corrections / Access Secure Deposits for inmate commissary-account funding. There are three main deposit methods.

Deposit Money Online Telephone Deposits: 866-345-1884 Official Deposit Rules

Method 1: Online deposit

  1. Open Access Corrections through the county’s official jail page.
  2. Choose the applicable Oregon facility.
  3. Enter the adult in custody’s identifying details.
  4. Verify the person and jail.
  5. Review the deposit amount, limits and processing fees.
  6. Complete payment and save the receipt.

Method 2: Jail kiosk

Deposit kiosks are available at the bail window and visiting lobby at:

Marion County Jail 4000 Aumsville Highway SE
Salem, OR 97317

The Sheriff’s Office states that the deposit kiosks operate 24 hours daily and accept cash, credit cards and debit cards.

Method 3: Mail a money order or cashier’s check

Access Secure Deposits Mailing Address Secure Deposits
P.O. Box 12486
St. Louis, MO 63132

Required payee format: Access Secure Deposits c/o Adult in Custody’s Name and SID # and MARION COUNTY JAIL.

  • Do not mail cash.
  • Do not send personal checks.
  • Do not include an inmate letter in the deposit envelope.
  • Confirm the person’s name and SID number.
  • Retain the payment receipt or money-order stub.
Do not confuse accounts: Money sent to an inmate’s commissary account is not a bail payment. The visiting desk also does not accept commissary money directly.

The Sheriff notes that kiosks, telephone payments and online deposits can carry transaction fees.

Marion County Jail Commissary and Care Packages

Adults in custody may use eligible account funds to purchase approved commissary products. Families may also purchase qualifying packages using the Sheriff’s designated ordering service.

Order Inmate Commissary Packages Package Orders: 800-546-6283

How to purchase a commissary package

  1. Open the official Marion County package-ordering service.
  2. Locate the correct adult in custody.
  3. Review currently available packages.
  4. Choose approved products.
  5. Check all prices, fees and delivery restrictions.
  6. Complete payment and retain the confirmation.

Commissary privileges and eligible products may vary according to the person’s housing status, disciplinary restrictions and available funds.

Two ways to help: Use Access Corrections to deposit funds the inmate can spend, or use the county’s approved package service when you want to purchase eligible items directly.

Marion County Jail Phone Calls and Prepaid Calling Accounts

Adults in custody can make outgoing collect calls but cannot receive ordinary incoming telephone calls. Jail staff do not take personal messages for detained individuals.

Marion County identifies ICSolutions as the service provider for telephone account assistance.

Phone providerICSolutions
Billing and prepaid accounts888-506-8407
Provider websiteICSolutions
Incoming inmate callsNot available directly.

How to receive calls

  1. Open the Sheriff’s jail telephone information.
  2. Follow the link to ICSolutions.
  3. Contact the provider if you need to establish prepaid calling.
  4. Confirm the correct detention facility.
  5. Review telephone charges and payment terms.
  6. Set up the appropriate account.
  7. Wait for the adult in custody to place an outgoing call.

Call blocks and billing problems

Contact ICSolutions at 888-506-8407 to ask about blocked calls, removing phone restrictions, or questions concerning an inmate telephone bill.

Confidential legal communication: Ordinary family telephone calls should not be assumed privileged. Attorneys should contact the jail to arrange the appropriate protected legal-communications procedure.

Marion County Jail Inmate Mail: Official Address and Rules

The Sheriff’s Office allows correspondence in postcard form or letters containing no more than 10 written pages, with no blank pages.

Official Inmate Mailing Address

Adult in Custody First and Last Name / SID #
4000 Aumsville Highway SE
Salem, OR 97317

Required identifier: You must include the person’s exact name and SID number. The county says you can confirm the SID using its roster or by calling 503-581-1183.

Send a letter step by step

  1. Check current custody in the Jail Viewer.
  2. Confirm the exact recorded name and SID.
  3. Prepare a permitted postcard or letter of up to 10 written pages.
  4. Write the person’s full name and SID on the envelope.
  5. Use the Aumsville Highway address.
  6. Include your complete return address.
  7. Remove prohibited decorations, stickers or enclosures.
  8. Send the correspondence through the accepted mail service.

Commonly prohibited mail materials

More than 10 pagesNot permitted for ordinary letters.
Blank pagesNot permitted.
Stickers and address labelsNot permitted.
Glue, tape and paperclipsNot permitted.
Glitter, paint and crayonsNot permitted.
Perfume, lipstick and stainsNot permitted.
Oversized mailMay be rejected.
Gang or sexually explicit contentRestricted under jail rules.

Legal mail

Legal and official mail must be clearly marked LEGAL MAIL or OFFICIAL MAIL and include the recipient’s name and SID.

Qualifying legal mail sent directly from an official source may be up to three inches thick. Thicker legal mail requires prior lieutenant approval.

Call before mailing unusual materials: For questions about legal documents, direct-publisher books or other permitted correspondence, call the jail at 503-581-1183.

Official Jail Mail Rules and Requirements

Marion County Jail Inmate Property Pickup and Release

Marion County permits an adult in custody to authorize release of eligible personal pocket property to a specific person.

Property Release Location Jail Bail Window
4000 Aumsville Highway SE
Salem, OR 97317

How to collect an inmate’s belongings

  1. Have the adult in custody request a property-release form.
  2. The individual must identify the person authorized to receive the belongings.
  3. Ask the adult in custody to notify the approved recipient.
  4. Confirm the correct collection procedure with the jail.
  5. Bring acceptable personal identification.
  6. Visit the jail bail window according to staff instructions.
  7. Collect only the property that the inmate has authorized for release.
Authorization matters: The jail releases pocket property only to the person designated on the signed release form. Being a family member does not automatically give someone access to another person’s belongings.

What about items seized as criminal evidence?

Property held by police or a prosecutor as evidence may require a separate release process. Contact the agency that seized the item or the responsible court before attempting collection.

Marion County Oregon Court Dates, Cases and Attorney Access

The public jail roster is a custody and booking resource. It does not replace the Oregon Judicial Department’s criminal court records.

Marion County Circuit Court handles Oregon state criminal proceedings, while certain city or municipal cases may be handled separately.

Oregon Court Records and Calendars Marion County Circuit Court

How to find the related criminal case

  1. Find the relevant inmate booking in the Jail Viewer.
  2. Record the name, arrest date and any court reference.
  3. Open the Oregon Judicial Department court-records page.
  4. Choose the appropriate public case-record or calendar service.
  5. Search using the permitted name or case identifier.
  6. Review eligible court events and filings.
  7. Verify scheduled hearings with Marion County Circuit Court.
  8. Request a certified record through the court if proof is needed.

Attorney and legal communications

Attorneys should confirm the jail’s current professional visitation, protected telephone and legal-mail procedures before making arrangements.

The ordinary visitor schedule does not establish the complete rules governing legal consultations.

Distinguish jail and court responsibilities: Jail staff handle custody and booking questions. Court staff handle case scheduling, court orders and certified dispositions.

Marion County Jail Release Notifications Through Oregon VISOR

Marion County links to VISOR — Victim Information System in ORegon for available offender-status notifications.

The Sheriff’s Jail Viewer also directs users to VISOR and identifies both inmate ID and Oregon SID numbers as potential search identifiers.

Open Oregon VISOR VISOR Help: 888-749-8080

How to register for an offender-status notification

  1. Open Oregon VISOR.
  2. Search for the appropriate offender or custody record.
  3. Use the available inmate ID or SID information if required.
  4. Confirm the record matches the correct individual.
  5. Review which notifications can be requested.
  6. Register your preferred contact method.
  7. Save the confirmation and check that your contact information remains accurate.
Need an identifier?

The Jail Viewer says the inmate identification number is available through the roster. If you need the state SID number, call Marion County Jail at 503-588-8595.

Notification limitation: Alerts may be delayed or unavailable for some events. VISOR should supplement, not replace, direct law-enforcement contact when an immediate safety concern exists.

Marion County Jail vs. Transition Center vs. State Prison

Not everyone with a Marion County detention record is housed in the same facility.

Marion County JailPrimary county detention facility at 4000 Aumsville Highway SE in Salem.
Marion County Transition CenterMay be indicated by a blank location field in the Jail Viewer.
Community CorrectionsParole and probation client information is handled separately.
Oregon state prisonState correctional custody may require searching Oregon Department of Corrections records.

If the person is not found

  1. Check the name spelling and use the % wildcard.
  2. Search a wider booking-date range.
  3. Review any released booking details.
  4. Check whether the location field is blank, indicating the Transition Center.
  5. Call the jail to confirm current custody or transfer information.
  6. For state-prison custody, use the Oregon Department of Corrections’ authorized search resources.

Oregon Department of Corrections

Marion County Jail Roster Search Troubleshooting

Name not foundTry a partial surname using %.
Too many matchesAdd the first name or booking-date range.
Location field blankThe Jail Viewer says this can indicate the Transition Center.
Booking photo missingRoutine roster photos were removed in 2022.
Recently arrested person missingBooking may still be processing.
Person shows releasedCheck the release field and verify current custody if necessary.
Wrong inmate identifiedCompare booking number, inmate ID and other descriptors.
Visitation unclearConfirm the housing unit and sign-up time.
Deposit rejectedCheck SID, name, payee format and provider rules.
Need final case outcomeSearch Oregon court records, not only jail charges.
Best next step: Contact Marion County Jail at 503-588-8595 with the person’s full name and approximate booking date. For visiting questions, call 503-588-8588.

Marion County Jail Address, Phone Numbers and Google Map

The county jail is located southeast of central Salem on Aumsville Highway.

Marion County Jail

Physical address:
4000 Aumsville Highway SE
Salem, OR 97317

Inmate custody information:
503-588-8595

Visiting desk:
503-588-8588

Mail and SID assistance:
503-581-1183

Visiting desk hours:
Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., excluding holidays.

Facility staffing:
24 hours daily, seven days a week.

Open Google Maps Directions

Know which counter you need: Bail, commissary deposits, property release and visitation are separate services with different rules. Verify the correct window, hours and identification before traveling.

Marion County Jail Safety, Medical and Mental Health Information

The Sheriff’s Office states that the jail provides mental-health services including suicide-risk assessment, crisis intervention, brief counseling, medication-evaluation referrals and transition assistance.

These services are provided through jail staff and designated health professionals rather than the public roster system.

How to report an urgent concern

  1. Call the jail directly.
  2. Explain whether the concern involves medical care, self-harm risk, violence or another safety issue.
  3. Provide the person’s full name and any known detention identifier.
  4. Ask to be directed to an appropriate supervisor or professional staff member.
  5. Follow the facility’s emergency instructions.
For immediate danger: Contact emergency services. Do not rely on inmate mail, voicemail, VISOR or online roster notes to communicate an urgent medical or safety issue.

Marion County also publishes information about the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) and related safety reporting.

Official Marion County Oregon Jail and Court Resources

These county-operated and approved provider services support the procedures in this guide.

Official Marion County Jail Viewer Search Inmate Booking Records Adult in Custody Lookup and Mugshot Notice Marion County Jail Information Visiting Schedule by Name and Housing Visitor Rules and Video Registration Official Jail Mail Policy Inmate Account Deposit Rules Access Corrections Deposits Inmate Commissary Packages ICSolutions Calling and Video Services Oregon VISOR Custody Notifications Marion County Circuit Court Oregon Court Records and Calendars Oregon Department of Corrections PREA and Jail Safety

Marion County Oregon Jail Roster FAQs

1. How do I search the Marion County Oregon Jail roster?
Open the official Marion County Jail Viewer and select Booking Search. Enter the person’s surname, first name or booking-date range. Use a percent-sign wildcard when the exact spelling is uncertain. Open the matching record to review booking and custody information.
2. Is Marion County’s Jail Viewer free to search?
Yes. Marion County provides a publicly accessible Jail Viewer for available inmate and booking information. You do not need to purchase an unrelated third-party inmate-search subscription.
3. Can I see Marion County Oregon jail mugshots online?
No routine booking photos are displayed in the public jail roster. The Sheriff’s Office states that mugshots were removed beginning January 1, 2022, to comply with Oregon House Bill 3273. Contact the appropriate records custodian if you believe a disclosure exception applies.
4. What is the Marion County Jail phone number and address?
Marion County Jail is located at 4000 Aumsville Highway SE, Salem, OR 97317. Call 503-588-8595 for custody questions or 503-588-8588 for visitation and housing-location questions.
5. Why is the inmate’s location blank in the Jail Viewer?
Marion County’s official Jail Viewer states that a blank location indicates the adult in custody is housed in the Marion County Transition Center. It does not automatically mean the person was released.
6. How do I find Marion County Jail visiting hours?
General-population visiting days are based on surname: Monday A–C, Tuesday D–J, Wednesday K–O, Thursday P–S and Friday T–Z. Exact check-in and visit times depend on housing assignment. Call the visiting desk at 503-588-8588 before traveling.
7. Can I schedule a remote video visit at Marion County Jail?
Yes. Marion County offers The Visitor video visitation system through ICSolutions, with registration and approved on-site or remote video visiting. Register through the official jail visitation page and check session availability and charges before booking.
8. How do I send money or commissary packages to an inmate?
Use Access Corrections online, call 866-345-1884 or use a 24-hour jail deposit kiosk. Money orders and cashier’s checks can be sent through Access Secure Deposits under the county’s payee instructions. Approved commissary packages can be purchased through marioncountypackages.com or 800-546-6283.
9. How do I post bail or collect inmate property?
During weekday court business hours, the Circuit Court Annex accepts cash, eligible cashier’s checks and cards. The after-hours jail bail window accepts cash only. For pocket property, the inmate must authorize a named recipient in writing, and pickup takes place at the jail bail window.
10. How can I receive Marion County Jail release notifications?
Use Oregon VISOR at visor.oregon.gov or call 888-749-8080. You may need the inmate identification number from the Jail Viewer or the person’s SID number, which can be requested from Marion County Jail at 503-588-8595.

Independent Information and Responsible Use

CountyJailRosters.org is an independent informational website. It is not operated by Marion County, the Marion County Sheriff’s Office, Marion County Jail, the Oregon Judicial Department or another government agency.

Booking, custody and release information may be corrected or changed following new arrests, court orders, transfers or administrative processing. A booking or criminal charge does not establish guilt. This guide does not reproduce jail booking photographs that the county has removed from public roster access.

This website is not a consumer reporting agency and does not provide consumer reports for employment, housing, credit, insurance or other Fair Credit Reporting Act screening. Obtain certified legal records from the appropriate court.

Visitation, bail, inmate deposits, provider charges and release arrangements can change. Use the official linked agency and provider information before traveling or transferring money.

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