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Snohomish County, Washington · Official Inmate and Booking Information
Snohomish County Everett Jail Roster: Inmate Search, Bookings & Mugshots
Trying to find someone recently booked into the Snohomish County Jail in Everett, Washington? The Sheriff’s Office provides an online inmate inquiry system that allows you to search by name, booking number, custody status and booking date. You can also narrow results by the housing facility or arresting agency, which is particularly useful because the county’s register connects to information for municipal jails in Lynnwood and Marysville.
This guide explains how to search the official roster, check recent bookings, understand available charges and bail details, request booking photographs, locate recent releases and arrange visits, inmate deposits or mail.
Independent public-information guide, not affiliated with Snohomish County or the Sheriff’s Office. For live custody or bail information, use official county resources.
How to Search the Snohomish County Jail Roster
The official Snohomish County Jail Inmate Inquiry provides an interactive search form. It replaces the county’s retired classic jail register.
Step-by-step inmate search
- Open the official search. Visit jailregister.sno911.org/SCSO.
- Enter the inmate name. The official search recommends the format “LastName, FirstName”.
- Try a shorter search when necessary. Search a surname only or use “LastName, FirstInitial” if you are unsure of the full name.
- Check the In Custody option. Use this setting to limit results to currently incarcerated people when appropriate.
- Remove unknown dates. Clear the booking-from and booking-to dates if you do not know when the person entered detention.
- Choose a housing facility. Use this option if you need someone specifically housed at the Everett jail.
- Search and review results. Compare the correct individual, booking date, custody location and any available charge details.
- Verify important information. Call the jail at 425-388-3395 if you need current bond, release or custody confirmation.
Advanced inmate search fields
| Search field | When to use it |
|---|---|
| Name | Search by full name, surname or partial name. |
| Subject Number | Use the person’s assigned detention system identifier if known. |
| Booking Number | Look up a particular jail admission using its identifier. |
| In Custody | Filter for individuals currently held in custody. |
| Booking From / To | Limit searches to a particular admission date range. |
| Housing Facility | Distinguish the main Everett jail from municipal jail locations. |
| Arresting Agency | Narrow results to an agency involved in an arrest. |
| Case Tracking Agency | Filter records based on the agency tracking the case. |
Snohomish County Jail Recent Bookings: Last 72 Hours
Snohomish County’s jail information resources direct users to the register for a list of people booked during the previous 72 hours. This is useful when you know a person was recently arrested but do not have an exact booking number.
How to find recent bookings
- Open the official NWS inmate inquiry page.
- Look for its available recent-bookings or date-based search options.
- If using date fields, enter the approximate three-day window you want to check.
- Leave the In Custody option unrestricted if you also want records of people already released.
- Review results and confirm the booking dates.
- Open the matching inmate record for available custody and charge information.
A booking date is not always the arrest date. Transport, processing and detention admission can happen at different times. An individual arrested by Everett Police, the Sheriff’s Office or another agency may not appear immediately.
Additionally, a person listed in the broader Snohomish County search could be housed at the Lynnwood or Marysville municipal jail rather than the Everett Main Jail.
Search Snohomish County Jail Releases From the Last 24 Hours
The county’s jail resource information also identifies a recent-release lookup covering approximately the previous 24 hours.
- Visit the official jail register.
- Look for the available released-inmate view or use the search form to include people not currently in custody.
- Enter the person’s name and a relevant booking-date range if needed.
- Review available release or custody information.
- Contact the housing facility to verify a transfer or release that has recently occurred.
Release from Snohomish County Jail does not always mean that a person has no remaining criminal case or supervision conditions. A person may be transferred to another facility or released subject to court requirements.
The 24-hour release information is not a complete archive of all past incarcerations. For older records, the county offers a formal jail records request procedure.
How to Find Snohomish County Jail Mugshots and Booking Photos
The county’s daily jail register publicly releases specified booking information such as names, charges, dates, bail and arresting agency. It does not guarantee that every inmate’s booking photograph is publicly displayed or releasable.
Steps to request a booking photograph
- Find the individual in the official jail inmate inquiry system.
- Record the inmate name, seven-digit subject number and relevant booking date.
- Check whether the public inquiry provides a photograph for that record.
- If not, open the county’s Requesting Jail Records page.
- Follow the official public-records request procedure and identify the specific record sought.
- Ask about disclosure restrictions and any applicable copying fees.
Washington law restricts access to certain jail records beyond the information permitted for public release. A booking photograph should not be assumed to be available simply because a person appears in the roster.
Published public-records fees
| Record delivery format | County-published cost |
|---|---|
| Paper copies | $0.15 per page, plus applicable mailing costs. |
| Scanned copies | $0.10 per page. |
| Electronic files | $0.05 per four files or attachments. |
| Other media, including photos | Actual applicable cost, plus postage where required. |
Applicable fees and exemptions are determined under the county’s current records policy. Information involving juvenile, sealed, confidential or otherwise protected records may not be available to the general public.
What Information Can a Snohomish County Booking Record Show?
The county’s official jail records policy confirms several categories of information available through the public register.
| Booking detail | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Inmate name | The person associated with the detention record. |
| Subject Number | A system identifier used for roster searches, inmate mail and deposits. |
| Booking Number | A reference connected to a specific jail admission. |
| Booking Date | The date recorded for detention admission. |
| Charges | Recorded allegations or legal custody reasons, not proof of guilt. |
| Offense Date | The date associated with an alleged offense when included. |
| Bail Bond Information | Available bond or release-security information. |
| Arresting Agency | The authority associated with an arrest. |
| Housing Facility | The facility where the person is currently listed as held. |
The public register is not a complete criminal case file. It may not include every underlying report, final court disposition, confidential personal detail or past custody event.
What If Someone Is Missing From the Everett Jail Roster?
A missing result can mean the person was released, transferred, booked under another name, held by a municipal agency or not yet entered into the public inquiry system.
- Search by surname only. The county recommends broader searches when the full name does not match.
- Remove restrictive filters. Clear unnecessary dates and check the In Custody setting.
- Check another housing facility. The regional system also links to Lynnwood and Marysville municipal jail inquiries.
- Call the Everett jail. Use 425-388-3395 for Main Jail custody questions.
- Check Washington VINE. Visit Washington VINE for participating custody information and notifications.
- Check state corrections. Use the Washington Department of Corrections if a person may be held in state custody.
- Search court records. Use Washington Courts Case Search for available legal proceedings.
For someone listed in Lynnwood or Marysville, direct questions about visiting, mail and facility operations to that municipal jail, not automatically to the Everett Main Jail.
Snohomish County Jail Bail, Bond and Release Payments
Snohomish County allows eligible bail payments in person and through its authorized electronic payment service. Always confirm the inmate, exact bail amount and any additional holds first.
Paying bail at the jail
The county accepts on-site bail payments at the inmate accounts window at the east end of the main jail lobby, 3025 Oakes Avenue in Everett.
| Payment option | County-published requirements |
|---|---|
| Cash | Accepted for on-site bail payments. |
| Cashier’s check | Must be payable to Snohomish County Bail Fund. |
| Bail bond company | Bond may be accepted from an authorized bail bond company. |
| Credit or debit card | Authorized GovPayNet service, subject to transaction fees. |
The inmate accounts window is open 7:00 AM–10:00 PM daily according to the current county information.
Online and phone bail payments
For eligible card payments, the county directs users to GovPayNet and publishes a service fee of 7% of the bail total. Additional card-issuer fees may apply.
- Check the current roster for the person and available bail information.
- Call the jail if there is uncertainty about the amount, warrant or custody status.
- Open the official Posting Bail page.
- Follow the county’s currently authorized GovPayNet instructions or use the inmate accounts window.
- Review the amount, service fees and receipt details before payment.
- Confirm whether any other legal hold affects release.
Snohomish County Jail Video Visitation Hours and Rules
Snohomish County uses Smart Communications for social video visitation. Ordinary family and friend visits are by video rather than in-person contact.
All social visits have a maximum duration of 30 minutes, and the inmate must be available at the scheduled time. Housing schedules and lockdowns can affect availability.
How to schedule a video visit
- Visit SmartInmate.com.
- Create an account using a valid email address and the requested information.
- Upload a clear selfie and the front and back of your state-issued identification.
- Wait for visitor registration approval.
- Find the inmate and choose an available visiting time.
- Complete any applicable remote-visit payment or use an approved lobby kiosk.
Visitation availability
| Service | Published details |
|---|---|
| Remote social video visits | Available according to inmate housing schedules and facility operations. |
| Visit duration | Maximum 30 minutes. |
| On-site video kiosks | Three kiosks in the cashier lobby; free when visiting on-site through an approved account. |
| Cashier lobby access | County’s detailed visit instructions indicate 7 AM–10 PM daily; verify session availability. |
| Visitor identification | Valid government or other verifiable picture identification required. |
The county’s general contact panel separately publishes lobby video visiting hours of Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM–4:00 PM. Because the detailed visitation guidance describes broader cashier-lobby access, confirm the specific on-site video visit before traveling.
See Snohomish County’s official visitation rules for updated requirements, child supervision, identification, professional visiting and prohibited items.
How to Send Money to a Snohomish County Inmate
Snohomish County uses Access Secure Deposits, available through Access Corrections, for eligible inmate-account deposits. Funds support commissary purchases and other authorized account activity.
Online or telephone deposits
- Find the inmate’s seven-digit global subject number in the official jail register.
- Open Access Corrections or call 866-345-1884.
- Select Snohomish County Corrections as the intended facility.
- Enter the inmate information carefully.
- Review the amount, applicable processing fees and payment details.
- Complete the transaction and retain the receipt.
The county says Access Secure Deposits operates around the clock and generally posts electronic deposits quickly. A nonrefundable service fee applies.
Deposits at the jail lobby
The inmate accounts window accepts cash, cashier’s checks and money orders. Personal checks are not accepted.
Cashier’s checks and money orders must be payable to Snohomish County Corrections or SCC. Write the inmate’s name and global subject number in the memo field, not on the payee line.
Commissary ordering schedule
Inmates may ordinarily order commissary once per week. The county publishes Saturday ordering with Sunday processing. Funds generally must be available by 11 PM Saturday for the following week’s commissary order.
If the inmate has outstanding account debt, the county’s published policy applies 60% of a new deposit to that debt and 40% to the account.
Inmate Phone Calls, Messaging and Electronic Communication
Snohomish County’s visitation and communications system uses Smart Communications. Approved users can access supported services such as video visits, electronic messages and photo sharing.
Setting up communication
- Verify the inmate is currently held at the Everett facility.
- Register at SmartInmate.com.
- Complete the required identification and account checks.
- Locate the inmate in the service.
- Review which communication options are available for that account.
- Confirm rates and communication rules before adding funds.
Personal communications may be monitored or restricted under facility policies. Attorney-client privileged communication is handled under separate legal protections.
How to Send Mail to Snohomish County Jail Inmates
Snohomish County processes ordinary inmate personal mail through an outside scanning facility. Do not send ordinary personal correspondence to the jail’s street address in Everett.
Personal inmate mail address
Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office
PO Box 9196
Seminole, FL 33775
The jail digitally delivers the scanned correspondence through inmate tablets. Original personal letters are destroyed after processing. Include a complete sender return address and write the inmate’s ID clearly.
Attorney-client privileged legal mail
c/o Snohomish County Corrections
3025 Oakes Avenue
Everett, WA 98201
Clearly mark privileged attorney-client correspondence as LEGAL MAIL. Do not send legal mail to the Florida scanning address.
Books, packages and restrictions
- Ordinary personal mail sent directly to the Everett jail will not be accepted.
- Do not send money with personal correspondence.
- Paperback books and magazines must come from an approved publisher or eligible retailer.
- Private bookseller shipments may not be accepted.
- Family care packages must be ordered through the county’s approved Access Securepak arrangements.
- Do not send sentimental original photographs or documents if you want them returned; the mail scanning process destroys originals.
Read the official inmate mail policy before sending correspondence, publications or legal documents.
Snohomish County Jail Everett Address, Phone and Directions
Everett, WA 98201 425-388-3395
M/S 509
Everett, WA 98201
8:00 AM–4:00 PM
7:00 AM–10:00 PM
Corrections email: contact.corrections@snoco.org
The jail is on Oakes Avenue in downtown Everett. The county’s administrative mailing address on Rockefeller Avenue is different from the jail’s physical entrance and the special personal inmate-mail address.
Snohomish County Court Records and Criminal Case Searches
The jail roster shows publicly available detention information, but a court case search is needed to examine proceedings, scheduled hearings and case outcomes.
How to search a criminal court case
- Visit Washington Courts Case Search.
- Select the available case-number or participant-name search.
- Choose the appropriate Snohomish County court jurisdiction if required.
- Enter the person’s name or case number.
- Review available hearing dates, case events and dispositions.
- Contact the appropriate court clerk for certified records or underlying documents not available online.
For Superior Court records, consult the Snohomish County Clerk’s Office. Municipal and district court matters may be handled by separate court administrations.
Keep in mind that jail booking charges and formal court-filed charges are not always identical. A prosecutor may amend, decline or dismiss an allegation after the initial booking.
Snohomish County Everett Jail Roster: 10 Frequently Asked Questions
1. Where can I search the Snohomish County Jail roster?
Use the official Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office Jail Inmate Inquiry at https://jailregister.sno911.org/SCSO. It supports searches by name, booking number, subject number and other custody filters.
2. How do I find someone currently in the Everett jail?
Search by surname or full name, select the In Custody filter and check the Housing Facility field to confirm the individual is at the Snohomish County Main Jail in Everett.
3. Can I find Snohomish County Jail bookings from the last 72 hours?
The county directs readers to its jail register for recent bookings. Use the available recent-bookings view or booking-date filters to check an appropriate three-day period.
4. Can I check inmates released from Snohomish County Jail in the last 24 hours?
Yes. The county references a 24-hour release lookup through its jail register. Include out-of-custody records where the search interface permits.
5. Does the Snohomish County inmate roster show mugshots?
Booking photograph availability is not guaranteed. Check the individual inquiry record and use the official jail records request process if you need a potentially releasable photograph.
6. What is the Snohomish County Jail phone number?
The Snohomish County Main Jail telephone number is 425-388-3395. The facility is located at 3025 Oakes Avenue, Everett, Washington 98201.
7. How do I schedule an Everett jail inmate visit?
Register through SmartInmate.com and complete the required visitor identification process. Social visits are conducted by video, with on-site kiosks and remote options subject to inmate availability.
8. How can I post bail for a Snohomish County inmate?
The county accepts eligible bail payments at the jail accounts window using cash, cashier’s checks or authorized bail bonds. It also offers GovPayNet card payments subject to service fees. Verify the amount and any additional holds first.
9. How do I send money or mail to a Snohomish County inmate?
Use Access Corrections or the approved jail accounts window for deposits. Ordinary personal inmate mail must be sent to the county’s scanning address at PO Box 9196, Seminole, FL 33775, with the inmate’s full name and seven-digit ID.
10. Why is someone missing from the Snohomish County jail search?
The person may have been released, transferred, booked under another name or held at the Lynnwood or Marysville municipal jail. Try broader search filters and contact the appropriate detention facility for confirmation.
Official Snohomish County Jail Resources
These government and authorized service-provider links are the best starting points for current custody information and official transactions.
- Official NWS Snohomish County Jail Inmate Search
- Snohomish County Jail Register and Bail Information
- Snohomish County Corrections Bureau
- Official Jail Records Request Instructions
- Official Bail Payment Procedures
- Inmate Visitation Rules
- Smart Communications Video Visitation
- Inmate Accounts and Commissary
- Access Corrections Inmate Deposits
- Official Inmate Mail Policy
- Washington Courts Case Search
Information reviewed October 31, 2026. Jail bookings, custody information, bail conditions, visitation availability and inmate service fees may change. Confirm important details directly with Snohomish County Corrections or the appropriate court.