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Looking for someone in the Pacific County Jail in South Bend, Washington? The county publishes an online jail roster showing inmate names, booking dates, custody-related details, charges, and bond information. You can also check recent bookings, releases, and register for release notifications.
Find an Inmate in Pacific County Jail
Start with the county’s live roster rather than a third-party inmate directory. Search by last name, review the booking record, and contact Jail Services if you need confirmation of someone’s current custody status.
These links open Pacific County government websites. This independent guide does not host or update inmate records.
How to Search the Pacific County Jail Roster
The official Pacific County Jail roster displays custody and booking information in a searchable list. The public filter is designed for searching by last name.
- Open the official inmate roster. Visit Pacific County Jail Roster.
- Find the last-name search field. Enter the person’s surname in the field labeled “Filter List by Last Name.” Try the complete surname first.
- Review matching names. Compare the person’s full name and identifying booking number. Similar names can belong to different individuals.
- Read the booking entry. Check the “Booked At” field and the associated arrest, charge, court, warrant, and bond information.
- Confirm information when necessary. For a recent arrest, a possible release, or an urgent question, contact Pacific County Jail Services at 360-875-9390.
Pacific County Jail Bookings and Recent Releases
The county provides separate booking and release lists in addition to its regular custody roster. These tools serve different purposes, so choosing the correct page can save time.
Current Jail Roster
Use the current roster to find people listed in the jail’s custody records and review associated charges, booking dates, and bond information.
View current inmate roster →Recent Jail Bookings
Use the bookings page when someone was arrested recently. A newly booked person may appear here after processing.
View recent bookings →Recent Jail Releases
Check the releases page for names and reported release times. Confirm directly if transportation or pickup arrangements depend on the release.
View recent releases →Release Registration
The roster includes a “Notify on Release” option. Select the relevant person’s registration link and follow the displayed enrollment instructions.
Find release registration →What Pacific County Inmate Booking Records Show
The county’s roster uses several fields that can be confusing to first-time visitors. Understanding these labels helps distinguish an arrest record from a court judgment or confirmed release.
| Roster field | What it means |
|---|---|
| Name | The name used in the county’s jail booking record. |
| Number | An identifying number associated with the inmate record. Save it when requesting further information. |
| Booked At | The date and time the person was entered into the jail’s booking system. |
| Arrest Date | The date and time associated with the arrest entry, which may differ from booking. |
| Arresting Agency | The law enforcement agency associated with the arrest; some entries use abbreviations. |
| Court | An abbreviated court identifier linked to a charge or legal proceeding. |
| Billing Agency | The agency identified in the roster’s administrative billing field. |
| Bond Type | The displayed bond condition, such as cash or surety, sentenced, no bail allowed, or bail not set. |
| Bond Amount | The amount shown for the particular case or charge; it does not necessarily represent the total required for release. |
| Warrant/Citation # | The warrant, citation, or case identifier recorded for an entry. |
| Description | The listed allegation, offense, warrant, or custody-related description. |
| Notify on Release | A registration link for available release notifications. |
Does the roster include mugshots?
The county’s publicly accessible text roster shows names and booking information, but a booking photograph is not consistently displayed with every entry. Do not assume that a mugshot is available simply because a person appears on the roster.
If you need an arrest photograph for a legitimate records purpose, ask the appropriate agency about public disclosure procedures. Washington public records exemptions and privacy restrictions may apply.
A booking photograph or arrest listing does not establish guilt. A person may be held before trial, awaiting proceedings, or serving a sentence.
What to Do if Someone Is Not Listed
A missing search result does not always mean the person was never arrested or has been released.
1. Check the name
Try a shorter or alternative surname. Check hyphenated surnames, spelling, and possible name changes.
2. Allow for processing
New bookings may not appear immediately. Check the recent bookings page and contact the jail if timing is important.
3. Check releases
The person may have been released, transferred, or moved for a court-related reason. Review the county’s release list.
4. Contact Jail Services
Ask whether the person is currently housed at Pacific County Jail or whether the agency can provide another appropriate contact.
Juvenile information, sealed records, protected information, and some temporary custody arrangements may not appear in the public roster.
Pacific County Jail Address, Phone Number and Contact Information
Pacific County Jail Services
Facility: Pacific County Jail / Pacific County Public Safety Building
Physical address: 300 Memorial Drive, South Bend, WA 98586
Jail Services phone: 360-875-9390
Jail mailing office: P.O. Box 47, South Bend, WA 98586
Sheriff’s South Bend business office: 360-875-9395
Non-emergency dispatch: 360-875-9397
Sheriff’s business office hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. These are office hours, not visitation or jail release hours.
Official websites: Jail Services | Sheriff’s Contact Page
For urgent emergencies, call 911. Confirm current services and access procedures before visiting the facility.
Pacific County Jail Bail, Bond and Holds
The roster may display a bond type and amount for each listed charge. However, a person can have several cases or additional legal restrictions that affect release eligibility.
| Displayed bond status | How to interpret it |
|---|---|
| Cash or Surety | A bond condition that may permit an approved cash payment or surety bond, subject to court orders and other holds. |
| Bail Not Set | The roster does not show established bail for that entry at the time displayed. |
| No Bail Allowed | The person cannot obtain release simply by posting bail for that listed matter under the current order. |
| Sentenced | The entry is associated with a sentence rather than only a pending pretrial charge. |
| Same Case | A related charge or entry is grouped with another case record; do not assume a separate bond amount. |
Before paying a bond
- Confirm the exact inmate and every active case or warrant.
- Ask Jail Services whether any other holds block release.
- Verify the amount, acceptable payment method, posting location, and deadlines directly with the jail or court.
- Request official payment instructions and retain your receipt.
Court Dates, Warrants and Legal Help
Pacific County Jail houses adults connected to misdemeanor and felony proceedings. Court information may involve Pacific County Superior Court or the appropriate district or municipal court.
Find the court handling a case
- Review the court abbreviation and warrant or citation number shown on the jail roster.
- Visit the Pacific County government website and locate the relevant court or clerk.
- Provide the name, case number, or citation information to the court office.
- Confirm hearing dates, attendance rules, legal representation options, and whether the proceeding is remote or in person.
The jail roster is not a complete court docket. A charge listed in the jail record is not proof of conviction, and the jail’s bond field should not be treated as a final court order.
Contacting an attorney or public defender
If the person needs legal assistance, contact their attorney or the court handling the case. Ask the court about eligibility and procedures for appointed counsel. For attorney visits, confidential calls, legal mail, and document delivery, confirm the jail’s current rules before making arrangements.
Pacific County Jail Visitation and Video Visits
Pacific County Jail’s published Jail Services information states that traditional in-person visitation is unavailable and directs friends and family to remote visitation services. A video visitation kiosk is also identified in the jail waiting area.
The county’s newer inmate-communications information identifies NCIC Inmate Communications as its provider for phone calls, video visits, and messaging, with a system rollout in November 2025.
Arrange a video visit
- Confirm the inmate is currently housed at the jail. Use the official roster.
- Open the communications provider. Visit NCIC or call 1-844-724-2076 for visitor assistance identified by the county.
- Create your visitor account. Follow the provider’s identification, account registration, and facility selection instructions.
- Check available sessions and charges. Review current video visitation availability and fees before confirming.
- Follow facility rules. Confirm identification requirements, visitor restrictions, permitted devices, and cancellation procedures.
Inmate Phone Calls, Messages and Money Accounts
Pacific County’s published communications update identifies NCIC as the provider of inmate calling, secure messaging, video visitation, and tablet services.
Phone calls
Family and friends can set up a prepaid communications account through NCIC. Register your telephone number and verify the current calling rates.
NCIC communications →Messaging and tablets
The announced system provides secure handheld tablets with communication and programming features. Specific services depend on facility settings.
Official communications notice →NCIC prepaid account assistance: 1-800-943-2189.
Putting money on an inmate’s account
A prepaid telephone or video account is not necessarily the same as a jail commissary or trust account. Before making a deposit, ask Jail Services which account you want to fund, which provider is authorized, what fees apply, and whether the payment is refundable.
Use only a funding channel confirmed by the jail. Do not assume that money added to a calling account can be used for commissary purchases.
Pacific County Jail Inmate Mail and Property
The county’s Jail Services page provides separate handling instructions for ordinary inmate correspondence and certain permitted publications.
Personal correspondence through NCIC Mail
Include the inmate’s name, SO number, and facility name with the correspondence, following the county’s instructions.
NCIC Inmate MailInmate Name and SO Number
Pacific County Jail
P.O. Box 591
Longview, TX 75606
The county states that books, magazines, newspapers, and bulk mail are not accepted at this NCIC mailing address and should instead be sent to the facility where the inmate is housed, subject to its rules.
Facility mailing address for eligible publications
Inmate NamePacific County Jail
P.O. Box 47
South Bend, WA 98586
Mail restrictions
Published restrictions include unknown substances, glitter, perfume, adhesives, sexually explicit material, stamps, envelopes, writing materials, and Polaroid photographs. Oversized packages require prior approval.
Legal correspondence may be subject to different handling rules. Always confirm the correct address and procedures for attorney or privileged mail before sending it.
Property release and pickup
If an inmate needs personal property returned to another person, contact the jail about authorization requirements, approved recipients, identification, and pickup scheduling. Do not arrive expecting property to be released without confirmation.
Pacific County Jail Release Notifications
The official roster has a “Notify on Release” column with a registration option associated with inmate entries.
- Open the Pacific County Jail Roster.
- Find the correct inmate using their last name.
- Select “Register” under the release-notification column.
- Follow the notification service’s instructions and confirm enrollment if requested.
Release alerts can help you follow changes, but they should not be your only source of information for urgent safety or transportation arrangements. Contact the jail directly if a specific release time matters.
Pacific County Jail Location and Directions
Pacific County Jail is located at 300 Memorial Drive, South Bend, WA 98586, in the county’s Public Safety Building area near the courthouse. Visitors should confirm the entrance, parking arrangements, and kiosk access before traveling.
Pacific County Jail Roster: 10 Frequently Asked Questions
1. Where can I find the official Pacific County Jail roster?
The official roster is available at co.pacific.wa.us/jail/roster/. It displays inmate names, booking details, and related custody information.
2. How do I search for an inmate by name?
Open the county jail roster and use the “Filter List by Last Name” search field. Enter the surname and review matching records carefully to identify the correct person.
3. Does Pacific County have a recent bookings list?
Yes. Pacific County publishes a separate jail bookings page showing recent booking entries and related information.
4. Can I view Pacific County Jail mugshots online?
The official text roster does not consistently display booking photographs with every inmate record. Mugshot availability and disclosure depend on agency practices and applicable Washington public records rules.
5. What is the Pacific County Jail phone number?
Pacific County Jail Services lists 360-875-9390 as its office number. The Sheriff’s South Bend business office is available at 360-875-9395.
6. Why is an arrested person not appearing in the roster?
Possible reasons include booking-processing delays, name differences, release, transfer, or records unavailable to the public. Review the booking and release pages, then contact Jail Services if necessary.
7. How do I find an inmate’s bail or bond amount?
Open the roster and review the bond type and bond amount for the listed case. Confirm the total amount and any outstanding holds with the jail or relevant court before paying.
8. Can family and friends visit Pacific County Jail inmates?
The jail’s published guidance identifies remote video visitation instead of traditional in-person visits. The county also identifies a video kiosk in the jail waiting area. Confirm current scheduling and provider information directly with Jail Services.
9. How can I receive release notifications?
Locate the inmate on the official jail roster and select the “Register” link in the “Notify on Release” column. Follow the service’s enrollment instructions.
10. Where is Pacific County Jail located?
Pacific County Jail is located at 300 Memorial Drive, South Bend, Washington 98586. Check with the facility before visiting to confirm current access and service procedures.
Verified Official Resources
For current custody information and facility rules, prioritize these Pacific County sources:
- Pacific County Jail Roster — inmate lookup and custody entries.
- Pacific County Jail Bookings — recent booking records.
- Pacific County Jail Releases — recently released inmates.
- Pacific County Jail Services — visitation, correspondence and jail procedures.
- Pacific County Sheriff’s Office — contact information and sheriff’s services.
- Pacific County Inmate Communications Notice — published NCIC communications rollout.
Independent information notice: This page is an informational guide, not an official Pacific County government website, an inmate database, or legal advice. Jail records, visitation providers, facility policies, and contact procedures may change. Confirm important details with Pacific County Jail Services or the appropriate court. An arrest or booking does not establish criminal guilt. Information reviewed October 2026.