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Spokane County Jail Roster: Current Inmates & Booking Information
The Spokane County Detention Services Inmate Roster lists people currently in county custody. It covers Spokane County Jail, Geiger Corrections Center and qualifying electronic home monitoring statuses.
The official roster provides alphabetical name filtering and individual booking details. Its header displays the date and time the report was last updated.
How to Search the Spokane County Jail Roster
Visit Spokane County Detention Services Inmate Roster. Check the report’s last-updated date and time.
Use the alphabetical controls to narrow the roster to names beginning with the correct letter. You can also review the complete listing.
Compare the name and available identifiers. The roster includes a booking number for each listed person.
Select the person’s name to review the additional information provided by the system, including available booking and case details.
Determine whether the person is listed at Spokane County Jail, Geiger Corrections Center or under electronic home monitoring.
Review the Bondable field and total bond amount. Call 509-477-2278 before making a payment or arranging a pickup.
Spokane County Jail Daily Bookings & Arrest Records
Spokane County’s official roster is a current-custody listing. It is not a complete public archive of every arrest or booking made on a particular date.
When someone is arrested, they may not appear immediately. Spokane County explains that pre-booking at a police station can take several hours before the person arrives at the jail. The jail’s intake and classification process can then take approximately four to six hours.
How to check a recent booking
Read Spokane County’s official booking and classification explanation →
Understanding Spokane County Jail Roster Fields
| Roster field | Meaning | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Inmate Name | Name recorded by Detention Services | Correct identity and spelling |
| Book Number | Booking-specific identifier | Use when contacting the jail |
| Status | Custody category or listed location | Jail, Geiger or EHM |
| Bondable | Indicates whether the person may be released upon payment of the listed bond | YES, NO or CALL |
| Total Bond | Bond amount shown in the roster | Current amount and any additional holds |
| County ID | Identifier displayed in individual inmate details | Needed for certain account deposits |
| Booking / Case Details | Additional information available after opening an entry | Current court and custody status |
What does the Bondable column mean?
The official roster explains that Bondable indicates whether the person can be released by paying the listed bond amount.
Spokane County Jail Mugshots & Booking Photos
Spokane County photographs people during the booking process. However, the public roster is primarily a custody-information service and should not be treated as a guaranteed public mugshot archive.
If you need a booking photograph or historical jail record, use the county’s official records-request process. Spokane County states that certain jail records are confidential under RCW 70.48.100 and that requests for specific inmate information may require a signed waiver or court order, along with valid identification.
Photograph availability is determined by applicable law and the agency processing the request. A booking photograph is not evidence of a conviction.
What If Someone Is Missing from the Spokane Jail Roster?
If you cannot locate the person, contact Detention Services at 509-477-2278. Provide the full name and other accurate identifying information. Do not interpret a missing roster entry as confirmation that no arrest occurred.
Spokane County Jail Bail, Bond & Release
The roster provides a bond amount and Bondable indicator, but actual release depends on the applicable court orders, charges and other custody restrictions.
Find the person’s booking number, bond eligibility and displayed amount.
Confirm the amount and whether the person is eligible for release through bond payment.
Ask which payment methods and locations are currently authorized and whether a bail bond agent is permitted.
Other warrants or court orders may prevent release even after a bond payment.
Release processing takes time. Ask the jail for current instructions instead of relying on an estimated release hour.
How to confirm a court hearing
Use the Spokane County court search resources to verify hearings and case status. A jail roster is not the authoritative record of court proceedings.
Spokane County Jail Visitation & Video Visits
Spokane County Detention Services uses Securus Video Connect for non-contact video visitation. Visitors must create an account, submit the required information and schedule visits through the provider.
How to schedule a visit
The county lists no video visiting on several holidays, including New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas, among others. Review the complete official holiday list before booking.
Inmate Phone Calls, Video & Securus Accounts
Spokane County contracts with Securus Technologies for inmate telephone services, video visits and tablet-based services.
The county states that Securus also supports tablets used for educational materials, books, religious content and approved entertainment. Availability may depend on the facility and inmate eligibility.
For account access, charges, billing disputes and technical problems, contact Securus directly.
Spokane County Jail Inmate Mail Address & Rules
Spokane County Detention Services publishes a common mailing address for inmates housed at the Spokane County Jail and Geiger Corrections Center.
Spokane County Detention Services
1100 W. Mallon Avenue
Spokane, WA 99260
Mailing checklist
Spokane County’s inmate-mail policy requires an identifiable sender’s first and last name and a USPS-compliant return address. Mail that cannot be associated with the intended inmate or fails other rules may be returned or rejected.
Spokane County Jail Inmate Money & Commissary
Spokane County provides multiple methods for adding funds to an inmate’s account. The correct method depends on whether you are funding commissary or telephone services.
| Funding method | County instructions |
|---|---|
| Jail lobby kiosk | Use the available kiosk and follow the displayed payment instructions. |
| Cashier’s window | Cash may be deposited through the authorized cashier process, subject to posted hours. |
| Telephone account | Use the county’s Securus funding links and instructions. |
| Commissary account | Follow the county’s current commissary-funding instructions. |
| Mail-in deposit | Use only the approved money orders or checks described by the county. |
Mailing approved funds
The county states that it accepts U.S. Postal money orders, Western Union money orders, U.S. Treasury checks, checks from tribal institutions and correctional facilities, and cashier’s checks under $500 through the mail. Cash is not accepted through the mail.
Attn: Inmate Accounting
1100 West Mallon Avenue
Spokane, WA 99260
Make the approved payment instrument payable to the inmate and include the purchaser’s full name and address as required by the county.
Commissary ordering deadline
The county says commissary items are held for three days after an inmate is released. Delivery schedules can change because of holidays, weather and operational conditions.
Spokane County Jail Inmate Property Release
Spokane County maintains separate rules for inmate property, including property pickup and approved items that may be brought to a person in custody.
How to Request Spokane County Jail Booking Records
The public roster provides limited current-custody information. For historical booking records, detention reports or other jail records, Spokane County directs requesters to its public-records process.
Under Washington RCW 70.48.100, certain jail records are confidential. The county says a signed inmate waiver or judge-signed court order may be necessary for specific inmate information. Valid identification is also required for inmate record requests.
Spokane County Jail Release Alerts & Custody Changes
For a person whose custody status may change, the official roster can help you check whether the person is still listed. However, it is not a guaranteed release notification service.
Washington’s victim notification resources may offer alerts for eligible cases or custody events. Check the applicable state or county victim services program for enrollment requirements and coverage.
Do not rely solely on an automated notification or online roster for an urgent personal safety decision. Contact law enforcement or the appropriate victim assistance program when immediate confirmation is necessary.
Spokane County Court Cases, Hearings & Attorney Access
Jail booking records and court case records are different. The jail roster shows detention information; court systems maintain official hearings, filings, orders and dispositions.
Search Superior and District Court cases, names and hearings using official court resources.
Search court cases →Statewide court information and available public case-search resources.
Visit Washington Courts →For an attorney visit, confidential legal communication or a specific court order, contact the jail or the court handling the case. Ordinary phone and video visitation rules should not be assumed to govern privileged attorney communications.
Spokane County Jail & Geiger Corrections Center Locations
509-477-2278
The downtown Spokane County Jail is located north of the Public Safety Building on the county campus. Spokane County Detention Services operates both the downtown jail and Geiger Corrections Center.
Downtown Jail Lobby Hours
The county lists lobby hours of 7:00 AM–9:00 PM, with a closure from 5:00 PM–7:00 PM. These are lobby hours, not inmate visiting appointment times.
Get directions to Spokane County Jail →
Geiger Corrections Center Map
Official Spokane County Jail Resources
Search current custody listings, booking numbers and bond status.
Open roster →Official embedded roster access.
View county page →Learn why new bookings can take time to appear.
Read booking process →Securus registration, approvals and visiting restrictions.
Read visiting rules →Provider account and telephone funding instructions.
View phone information →Approved payment methods, deposit mailing address and deadlines.
Read money rules →Weekly commissary availability and purchasing requirements.
Read commissary policy →Public-records requests and confidentiality restrictions.
Request records →Spokane County Jail and Geiger Corrections Center addresses.
View facilities →Find official Spokane County court cases and hearings.
Search court records →Spokane County Jail Roster FAQs
1. How do I find an inmate in Spokane County Jail?
Open the official Spokane County Detention Services inmate roster, filter by the first letter of the person’s last name, select the matching entry and review the booking and custody information.
2. Does the Spokane County jail roster include Geiger Corrections Center?
Yes. The official roster includes people in custody at Spokane County Jail and Geiger Corrections Center, along with certain electronic home monitoring statuses.
3. Can I search the Spokane County jail roster by booking number?
The county’s Search Portal identifies an inmate roster search for names and booking numbers. The roster also displays a booking number for each listed inmate.
4. Why is someone arrested today not on the Spokane County jail roster?
The person may still be undergoing police pre-booking or jail intake. Spokane County explains that pre-booking and intake processing can take several hours before the person is fully entered into the jail system.
5. What does Bondable mean on the Spokane County inmate roster?
The Bondable column indicates whether the person may be released if the listed bond amount is paid. A CALL entry means you should contact the jail for more information.
6. What is the Spokane County Jail phone number and address?
Spokane County Jail is located at 1100 W. Mallon Avenue, Spokane, WA 99260. The detention services telephone number is 509-477-2278.
7. How do I schedule a Spokane County Jail video visit?
Create a Securus Technologies account, provide the required identification and contact information, wait for approval and choose an available video visitation appointment.
8. How can I put money on a Spokane County inmate’s account?
Follow the county’s Inmate Money and Securus Funds pages. Approved options include authorized lobby deposits and certain mailed money orders or checks. Cash must not be mailed.
9. Where do I send mail to an inmate at Spokane County Jail?
Address ordinary inmate mail to the inmate’s full name, Spokane County Detention Services, 1100 W. Mallon Avenue, Spokane, WA 99260. Include your full return address and follow the jail’s mail policy.
10. Can I request an old Spokane County jail booking record or mugshot?
You can submit a request through Spokane County’s public-records process. Some jail records are confidential under Washington law and may require inmate authorization, a court order or valid identification.