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The Umatilla County Jail roster helps families, attorneys and members of the public find information about people held at the Umatilla County Corrections Facility in Pendleton, Oregon. The Sheriff’s Office provides official jail information and directs users to Oregon VINE for custody-status searches and notifications.
The facility is located at 4700 NW Pioneer Place, Pendleton, OR 97801. Call jail reception at 541-966-3632 to confirm a person’s custody status, booking information, visitation eligibility or release procedures.
Official Umatilla County Jail Roster & Inmate Search
Umatilla County’s Sheriff’s Office maintains the adult correctional facility and publishes information about visitation, inmate calls, mail and other jail services. Its official jail page specifically identifies Victim Information and Notification Everyday (VINE) as a custody-status resource.
Pendleton, OR 97801
Is there a public Umatilla County inmate roster?
Public booking and custody information for Umatilla County appears on various third-party inmate-search websites. However, a current public roster directly linked and maintained on the county’s official jail website was not independently established during this review. The county itself identifies VINE as an official custody-information resource.
What does Oregon VINE provide?
The county explains that Oregon VINE allows users to look up available custody-status information and register for notifications when a participating person’s custody or supervision status changes.
Is VINELink the same as a complete booking roster?
No. VINE is a custody-status and notification service. It should not be treated as a complete list of everyone booked, arrested or released in Umatilla County.
Can the jail confirm a person’s current custody?
Yes. Call jail reception at 541-966-3632 and provide the person’s name and other identifying information. Staff can explain what information is publicly available.
How to Search for a Umatilla County Jail Inmate
Start with the county-endorsed Oregon VINE resource. If the person cannot be located, use the jail’s official phone number rather than assuming the person was never arrested.
Go to www.vinelink.com.
Choose Oregon from the participating jurisdictions.
Follow the available offender or custody-status search option.
Use the full legal name when known. Add any optional identifiers supported by the service.
Compare the available identifying details carefully before selecting a record.
Read the available location and status information. Not all booking details are guaranteed to appear.
Register for available status alerts if you need to monitor changes.
Call 541-966-3632 for current confirmation.
Can I search using only a last name?
Search options depend on the current VINELink interface. Begin with the surname and add the first name or other identifying details if necessary.
Can I search by booking number?
Ask jail reception whether a booking number can be used to locate or verify a particular record. A booking number is different from a court case number.
Can I search from a mobile phone?
Yes. The county website and VINELink can be accessed from a mobile browser. Follow the search interface shown on your device.
What if multiple people share the same name?
Compare available identifiers and contact the jail before relying on the match. A shared name alone does not establish identity.
Umatilla County Jail Booking Records & Recent Arrests
Umatilla County Jail processes adult admissions from local law-enforcement agencies and other authorized jurisdictions. The county reports that its facility processed more than 3,700 intakes in 2024, with an average daily population of approximately 175 adults in custody that year.
These figures describe 2024 facility activity; they are not a current inmate count.
How to check a recent booking
Does the county publish a complete daily booking log?
A complete official public daily booking log was not confirmed on the current county jail pages reviewed. Do not treat a third-party list as a complete official record.
How can I request an older arrest or booking record?
Use the Sheriff’s Office public-records request process. Provide the name, approximate date, arresting agency and incident or booking number if available. Some records may be withheld or redacted under Oregon law.
Does an arrest record mean someone was convicted?
No. An arrest or booking documents a law-enforcement event. A criminal conviction is a separate court outcome.
| What you need | Recommended source | Limitation |
|---|---|---|
| Current custody status | Oregon VINE and jail reception | Electronic records can lag |
| New booking confirmation | Umatilla County Jail reception | Intake processing may be incomplete |
| Historical arrest report | Responsible law-enforcement agency | Public-record restrictions may apply |
| Criminal court case | Oregon Judicial Department | Not all cases or documents are public |
| State prison inmate | Oregon Department of Corrections | Separate from county jail |
| Federal inmate | Federal Bureau of Prisons | Separate custody system |
Understanding Umatilla County Booking & Custody Records
The following terms may appear in public booking records, court databases or custody-information services. The availability of each field depends on the source.
| Field | Meaning | Important distinction |
|---|---|---|
| Booking Number | Identifier assigned to a jail intake event | Not necessarily a court case number |
| Booking Date | Date of admission to the jail | May differ from arrest date |
| Arresting Agency | Law-enforcement agency involved in the arrest | May not operate the jail |
| Charge | Alleged criminal offense or basis for detention | Not proof of guilt |
| Hold | Detention request or restriction connected with another matter | May prevent release after bail |
| Bond or Security | Court-related release amount or condition | Verify current amount and eligibility |
| Court Date | Scheduled appearance in a court proceeding | May change |
| Custody Status | Available information about detention or release | May not update immediately |
| Transfer | Movement to another facility | Does not necessarily end the case |
| Release | Departure from the facility’s custody | Not equivalent to acquittal |
What does a hold mean?
A hold may be associated with another agency, warrant, supervision matter or court order. A person may remain in custody even after resolving one charge or payment.
What is the difference between booking date and arrest date?
The arrest may occur before the person arrives at the jail. Booking is the facility’s intake and record-creation process.
Can a release date change?
Yes. Court decisions, additional holds, administrative processing or transfers can affect release timing.
Umatilla County Jail Mugshots & Booking Photographs
Some commercial jail-roster sites display booking photographs. However, the official Umatilla County jail information pages reviewed do not establish a dedicated, publicly accessible mugshot-search service.
How to request a booking photograph
Are mugshots automatically public in every case?
No. Access depends on the particular record, applicable Oregon public-records rules and any restrictions.
Can I rely on a mugshot from a third-party site?
Not without verification. Commercial websites may retain old images or fail to reflect later case developments.
Why Someone May Not Appear in Umatilla County Jail Search Results
No-result troubleshooting steps
Where can I search Oregon state prisoners?
Start with the Oregon Department of Corrections website and its available offender-information resources.
Where can I search federal prisoners?
Umatilla County Jail Bail, Security & Release Procedures
Oregon criminal cases may involve release agreements, court-imposed security, holds or other conditions. Do not assume that every inmate has a payable bond amount or that paying one amount guarantees immediate release.
How to verify a release payment
Can I pay bail online?
A current county-approved online bail payment service was not independently confirmed from the official jail pages reviewed. Call 541-966-3632 before making any payment.
Does the ViaPath phone deposit system accept bail?
Do not assume so. The county identifies ViaPath for inmate phone and communication-related funding. Those payments are not automatically bail or court security deposits.
What if an inmate has multiple holds?
Resolving one release condition may not end custody if another court or agency has a valid hold.
How do I confirm an upcoming court appearance?
Use the Oregon Judicial Department’s official case-information resources and contact the appropriate Umatilla County Circuit Court location.
Umatilla County Jail Visitation: Days, Hours & Appointments
Umatilla County publishes separate visiting times for male and female inmates. Visits are scheduled through the jail reception office, and the county excludes holidays from its regular visiting schedule.
Official published visiting hours
| Housing category | Visiting window |
|---|---|
| Male inmates | 8:00–9:00 AM |
| Male inmates | 1:00–2:00 PM |
| Male inmates | 3:45–4:15 PM |
| Female inmates | 9:30–10:30 AM |
| Female inmates | Afternoon window listed as 2:30 AM–3:30 PM on the county page; verify the intended start time with reception |
How to schedule a visit
Can I visit without an appointment?
Do not assume walk-in visits are available. The county instructs visitors to schedule through jail reception.
Can I schedule a visit a week in advance?
Yes. The county states that visits may be scheduled up to one week in advance.
Can an attorney arrange a professional visit?
Attorneys should contact jail reception for the current professional-access procedure, identification requirements and any confidential meeting arrangements.
Can visits be canceled?
Yes. Security restrictions, housing status, emergencies or operational needs may affect appointments.
Umatilla County Jail Phone Calls, Voicemail & Tablets
The Sheriff’s Office identifies ViaPath Technologies as its inmate phone system provider. The county also describes voicemail and tablet-based messaging services.
How to receive a call from an inmate
How to fund inmate phone calls
The county lists three methods: online through pay.telmate.com, by calling 866-516-0115, or at the ViaPath deposit kiosk in the jail lobby.
Can I leave an inmate a voicemail?
Yes. Call ViaPath at 866-516-0115 and follow the prompts. The county describes voicemail messages of up to three minutes and lists an approximate fee of $1.25, subject to change.
Can inmates send electronic messages or photographs?
Yes. The county says ViaPath tablets allow inmates to exchange messages and pictures with approved contacts. Visit GettingOut for account setup and current service details.
Can I block calls from the jail?
Yes. Contact ViaPath at 866-516-0115 from the telephone number you want blocked and ask about its call-blocking procedure.
Are inmate calls private?
Ordinary jail communications may be monitored or recorded. Attorneys should use approved privileged-communication procedures.
Umatilla County Jail Commissary & Inmate Money Deposits
Inmates may have access to approved account-funded services, but commissary funds, phone funds, tablet messaging and court payments should be treated as separate categories unless the jail confirms otherwise.
How to send funds safely
Is there a ViaPath deposit kiosk at the jail?
Yes. The official phone-services page identifies a ViaPath kiosk in the lobby for cash or credit-card deposits related to its inmate calling system.
Can I use GettingOut for inmate communications?
Yes. The county identifies GettingOut for ViaPath tablet messaging and account assistance. Confirm the specific deposit destination before paying.
Can I send commissary money through the mail?
Do not mail cash or other funds without explicit approval. Contact the jail for current inmate trust-account instructions.
Can a phone deposit pay bail?
No such connection was established by the county’s published instructions. Verify bail and release payments directly with jail or court staff.
Umatilla County Jail Inmate Mail: Official Processing Address
The Sheriff’s Office states that ordinary inmate mail must be sent through ViaPath for processing before delivery to the jail. This is different from the jail’s physical address in Pendleton.
Inmate Full Name and Booking Number
PO Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131
The county’s page spells the Maryland city as “Pheonix”; the postal city is commonly written “Phoenix.” Confirm the exact mailing format with jail reception before sending correspondence.
How to send an inmate a letter
Can I mail ordinary letters directly to the Pendleton jail?
The county directs regular inmate mail to ViaPath’s Maryland processing address. Do not substitute the jail’s physical address for ordinary correspondence unless staff instruct you to do so.
Can I send books to an inmate?
The county states that books must be sent directly from a vendor to Umatilla County Jail. Confirm the permitted retailer, shipping address, format and quantity before ordering.
Does legal mail use the same processing address?
Do not assume so. Attorneys should ask the facility about privileged legal-mail procedures before sending confidential correspondence.
What if I do not know the booking number?
Contact jail reception at 541-966-3632. The county’s mailing instructions require the inmate’s name and booking number.
Umatilla County Jail Property Release & Medical Questions
Personal belongings held during booking may require authorization before being released to another person. Property retained as criminal evidence is handled under separate law-enforcement procedures.
How to request an inmate’s personal property
Can I bring medication to an inmate?
The county describes contracted medical and mental-health services at the jail. Contact reception for medical intake instructions. Do not deliver medication without facility approval.
Can I pick up property held as evidence?
Evidence may be held by the investigating law-enforcement agency. The Sheriff’s Office Criminal Division describes an evidence technician who maintains evidence and lost property; release requires the applicable authorization.
Is medical care available at the jail?
Yes. The county reports that the facility provides contracted medical and mental-health services, including medication management and counseling.
Umatilla County Criminal Court Records & Hearing Dates
Umatilla County criminal cases are handled through the Oregon Judicial Department, including the Umatilla County Circuit Court. The Sheriff’s Office provides security and inmate transport for court proceedings in its two county courthouse locations.
How to find a Umatilla County criminal case
Can a person have a court date after leaving jail?
Yes. Release from custody does not necessarily end a criminal proceeding or remove the obligation to attend court.
Does the jail roster show a final conviction?
Not necessarily. Booking and custody information should not be treated as a complete court history.
Are all Oregon criminal records public?
No. Certain juvenile, sealed, protected or otherwise confidential records may be restricted.
Can I obtain certified court documents online?
Availability depends on the case and the Oregon Judicial Department’s procedures. Contact the court for certified-copy requirements and fees.
Umatilla County Jail Release Alerts & Oregon VINE
The Sheriff’s Office specifically recommends Oregon VINE as a resource for custody-status information and eligible automatic notifications about release, transfer and other status changes.
How to register for a custody-status alert
What changes can Oregon VINE report?
According to the county, participating notifications may cover release, transfer, escape, death and changes in parole or probation status.
Will an alert always arrive before release?
No. The Sheriff’s Office warns users not to depend solely on VINE for personal protection. If safety is a concern, follow an appropriate safety plan and contact law enforcement when necessary.
Does VINE replace calling the jail?
No. Jail reception is the appropriate contact for immediate questions about current custody and facility procedures.
Umatilla County Jail Address, Contact Numbers & Map
Pendleton, OR 97801
7:30–11:30 AM
12:30–4:30 PM
Hours distinction: The correctional facility is staffed around the clock, but reception and appointment scheduling follow published business hours. The Sheriff’s Office general business hours are separately listed as Monday–Friday, 8 AM–5 PM.
Get directions to Umatilla County Jail →
Before visiting the jail
Official Umatilla County Jail & Oregon Records Resources
Official jail overview, contact information and facility-service links.
Open official jail page →Agency contact details, public-records information and law-enforcement services.
Visit Sheriff’s Office →County-endorsed custody-status search and eligible release notifications.
Search custody status →Visiting days, male and female visiting periods, reception hours and appointment information.
Check visiting hours →ViaPath calling, prepaid accounts, voicemail, lobby kiosk and tablet messaging.
Read phone instructions →ViaPath processing address and vendor-direct book shipments.
Read mail instructions →Inmate communications and approved account services.
Open GettingOut →County-listed online deposit channel for inmate telephone services.
Open phone deposit service →Local court information, locations and case-service guidance.
Open circuit court →Official public-record access information from the Oregon Judicial Department.
Search court resources →State correctional information separate from county jail custody.
Visit Oregon DOC →Official federal inmate locator.
Search federal inmates →Pendleton headquarters, Hermiston patrol office and other agency locations.
View office locations →Information about investigations, patrol operations and evidence handling.
Read division information →Source and accuracy note: Jail address, contact information, reception hours, visitation, ViaPath communication services, regular inmate-mail processing and VINE guidance are based on Umatilla County government pages. The county’s published female afternoon visitation period contains an apparent time-format error; verify it by telephone. A direct official public roster URL, current commissary-specific provider and online bail-payment method were not independently confirmed. Do not assume third-party roster data is current.
Umatilla County Jail Roster FAQs
1. How do I search the Umatilla County Jail roster?
Start with the official Umatilla County Jail website or search Oregon custody information through VINELink. Select Oregon, enter the person’s name and review available matching records. A direct current county-operated public roster URL was not independently confirmed. Call Umatilla County Jail reception at 541-966-3632 for current custody and booking confirmation.
2. What is the Umatilla County Jail address and phone number?
Umatilla County Corrections Facility is located at 4700 NW Pioneer Place, Pendleton, OR 97801. Jail reception can be reached at 541-966-3632. The Sheriff’s Office general telephone number is 541-966-3600.
3. Can I find recent Umatilla County Jail bookings online?
Oregon VINE provides available custody-status information, but it is not a complete historical booking log. A current county-operated public daily booking roster was not independently confirmed. Call jail reception about a recent admission or contact the Sheriff’s Office to request eligible historical booking records.
4. Are Umatilla County Jail mugshots publicly available?
A dedicated official public mugshot-search service was not confirmed on the county jail pages reviewed. Contact the Umatilla County Sheriff’s Office to ask whether a particular booking photograph can be released under Oregon public-records law. A mugshot does not establish guilt.
5. What are Umatilla County Jail visiting days and hours?
The county lists Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, excluding holidays. Male visiting windows are 8–9 AM, 1–2 PM and 3:45–4:15 PM. Female visiting includes 9:30–10:30 AM and an afternoon period whose published start time contains an apparent typo. Call 541-966-3632 to confirm the schedule and make an appointment.
6. How do I receive calls from a Umatilla County Jail inmate?
The jail uses ViaPath Technologies for inmate telephone calls. Inmates initiate calls, and recipients follow the automated acceptance and payment instructions. Call ViaPath at 866-516-0115 for prepaid accounts, phone deposits and support. The county also identifies pay.telmate.com as an online deposit option.
7. Can I leave a voicemail or send an electronic message?
Yes. The county states that ViaPath offers inmate voicemail messages of up to three minutes through 866-516-0115. ViaPath tablets also allow approved contacts to exchange messages and pictures through GettingOut, subject to account rules and service fees.
8. Where do I send mail to a Umatilla County Jail inmate?
The county directs regular inmate mail through ViaPath at Umatilla County Jail, OR, Inmate Name and Booking Number, PO Box 247, Phoenix, MD 21131. Books must be sent directly from a vendor to the jail. Confirm the address and any separate legal-mail procedure with jail reception before mailing.
9. How do I pay bail or send commissary money?
Call jail reception at 541-966-3632 to verify bail eligibility, authorized payment methods and any additional holds. The county identifies ViaPath for phone-related deposits but does not establish that these deposits can be used for bail or every commissary account. Confirm the exact payment destination before sending funds.
10. How can I get notified when a Umatilla County inmate is released?
Use VINELink and select Oregon to search available custody records and register for eligible release or status-change notifications. The Sheriff’s Office warns that VINE should not be relied upon as the sole means of personal protection or urgent custody confirmation.