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Oregon jail & prison information.
By county. By facility.

Start with the county where the arrest or booking happened. The county page lists the local jail and the agencies that make arrests there; the facility page has visiting, mail, money and phone rules.

Browse all 30 counties Facility information, not live custody records.
Oregon at a glanceOR · FIPS 41

30 counties with a custody page.

Facilities on record
85
Jails
51
Prisons
31
No facility on record
6 of 36 counties
Choose a county Not sure where they are?

If the person was transferred later, the first county page still points to the next custody system.

Explore Oregon by county

Choose the county, then the facility.

No facility on record yet

6 of the state's 36 counties. People arrested there are usually held by a neighboring county or a regional or state facility; start with the arresting agency.

Gilliam County · Hood River County · Morrow County · Sherman County · Wallowa County · Wheeler County

Practical information.
Before you visit, call or send.

Start with the general process here. Then use the facility's guide for the local details available at that location.

Visiting

Schedules, visitor approval, identification and arrival.

Read the guide

Phone calls

Calling accounts, approved providers and connection issues.

Read the guide

Mail & photos

Mailing addresses, permitted contents and delivery rules.

Read the guide

Money & commissary

Deposit methods, account types and fees to check.

Read the guide

Different custody systems.
Different places to start.

Oregon county jails, state prisons and federal facilities are not one system. Browse the type of facility you need, or start with the county list above.

Understand jail and prison differences

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Jail411 is an independent information resource for families and friends. We are not a government agency, jail operator, law firm or live custody-records service.

Which county page should I open?

The county where the arrest or booking happened. If the person was moved later, that first county page still points to the next custody system.

Does posting bond mean the person comes home?

Not always. A probation or parole hold, another county's warrant, or an immigration detainer can keep someone in custody after bond is posted. Ask the jail what holds are on the booking, and ask the bondsman what happens if there are, before you pay.

What should I confirm before visiting?

Confirm the person's current facility, the visiting schedule, approval requirements, accepted identification and arrival instructions. Check the facility guide and its official sources before you travel.

What if I find something that needs correcting?

Send us the page and the detail that needs attention. Include the official source when you have one. Do not send private booking documents or other sensitive personal information.

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