Marysville / Juvenile Hall
Confirm the youth is here, schedule a visit, send mail to 938 14th Street, reach probation, and learn what school and medical care look like on this campus—without mixing this building with the adult jail.
Also called Youth Development Center, Juvenile Hall, Yuba - Sutter County Juvenile Hall.
Yuba County · California
Start here
Yuba County youth custody confirmation.
There is no public youth roster. Captured Yuba County Probation pages do not publish a searchable list of youth in this building. The adult jail Citizen RIMS search will not find someone held here.
Call staff
Call the Youth Development Center at (530) 741-6371 ext. 2, or Yuba County Probation at (530) 749-7550, and ask staff to confirm housing.
Call (530) 741-6371 ext. 2Different building
Adult custody is a different facility: Yuba County Jail at 215 5th Street, Suite 150.
Adult jail visiting hoursBefore you leave home
Three things to confirm before the trip.
Youth visiting rules differ from the adult jail. Use this building’s phone and appointment process.
- 01Confirm housing
Call this building first.
There is no public youth roster. Call (530) 741-6371 ext. 2 before you drive.
- 02Book the slot
Schedule no more than a week ahead.
Appointments are taken by phone, or you can schedule the next visit at the end of the current one.
- 03Bring ID only
Picture ID is required.
Regular visits do not allow items. Do not bring tobacco, weapons, drugs, or arrive intoxicated.
01 / Visiting
Tri-County Youth Development Center visiting hours.
Two hours of scheduled visits per week. The week begins Saturday. Visiting is offered six days a week unless operations prohibit it. Call (530) 741-6371 ext. 2. Appointments may be made no more than one week ahead, or at the end of a visit.
Call to schedule (530) 741-6371 ext. 2Approved family first
Parents, guardians, children of the youth, or others approved by a Deputy Probation Officer and Program Manager.
- Regular visits: two persons unless prior approval. Super A and pre-placement visits: up to five immediate family members with prior approval.
- Picture identification is required for all visitors.
- Two hours of scheduled visits per week.
Contraband and items
- No items at regular visits. Super A / pre-placement: store-bought or restaurant food only; no homemade food; no aluminum cans or glass bottles. Staff inspects.
- It is a felony to bring contraband such as tobacco, weapons, or drugs onto the grounds. Intoxicated visitors are not permitted.
- Video visiting is not published on the captured probation pages.
Published visiting windows
Source: official visits and mail page, verified 2026-09-05.
| Days | Visit window | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | 5:30pm–6:30pm | Weekday evening hour |
| Saturday | 1:30pm and 5:30pm | One hour at each published time |
| Sunday | 1:30pm and 5:30pm | One hour at each published time |
Do not assume
These details are not published.
Ask the facility before setting out. Jail411 will not guess at a rule that could cause a missed visit.
- Visitor parking location, fees, and vehicle rules
- A dress code beyond picture ID and the contraband / intoxication rule
- Whether video visiting is available
- A public searchable roster of youth in custody
- A separate published street number for Camp Singer (campus mail uses 938 14th Street)
02 / Mail and phone
Tri-County Youth Development Center mail address.
Official guidance: addressing the envelope to the youth is enough. Staff know where the youth is housed. Do not send youth mail to the adult jail P.O. Box 1031.
Mailing address
[Youth's name]938 14th StreetMarysville, CA 95901- Letters addressed to the youth by name
- Additional postage stamps mailed by family
- Money for youth (campus does not accept it)
- Contraband of any kind
Incoming mail that is not confidential under law is inspected for contraband.
Postage: The campus provides envelopes, writing paper, and two stamps per week. Families may mail additional stamps.
How youth phone calls work
At booking, a youth may call a parent or legal guardian and an attorney. After intake, calls go through NCIC Inmate Communications. No incoming calls. At this building, calls happen during open recreation and visiting.
Money
Can families send money here?
The Tri-County Youth Rehabilitation Campus does not accept money for youths.
This is not the adult jail deposit or commissary process. Do not send adult-inmate funds through a youth-campus workflow.
Read the official FAQ ↗Life inside
School, medical care, and programs.
These details come from the official youth-campus pages. Rules can change; use the linked county pages when you need to act.
Who can be held at Juvenile Hall
After arrest, a youth is either cited and released or booked here. Stay-or-go uses the Detention Risk Assessment Instrument (DRAI). Juvenile Hall does not accept a youth who has not been charged with a crime.
Most youth are pending Juvenile Court. A smaller number are serving court-ordered commitments or going through Adult Court while still held as juveniles.
Daily school is required
Harry P. B. Carden Court School, run by the Yuba County Office of Education and WASC-accredited, provides teacher-directed learning, group and individual work, health, computer, and arts. Special education is available with a Resource Teacher.
Official education page ↗Medical and behavioral health on campus
Luminous Care staffs an RN 50 hours per week (7 days), an LVN 2 hours per day (7 days), a physician 5 hours per week, and a psychiatrist 5 hours per week. Sutter Yuba Behavioral Health places full-time therapists at this building and Camp Singer.
Three meals and two snacks daily, cooked on site, through School Breakfast, National School Lunch, and snack programs.
PREA on the youth campus
Yuba County Probation states a zero-tolerance policy for sexual assault, abuse, and harassment. Staff report immediately to a supervisor or administrator, then in writing within 24 hours. Retaliation is prohibited.
Official PREA page ↗Programs named on the official page
Programs are offered on rotation.
- Faith Development
- NA/AA
- Behavioral Management
- Behavioral/Mental Health Therapy
- PBIS
- Grief/Loss Support
- Hygiene and Health
- Girl's Circle
- Boys Council
- Drug and Alcohol Awareness/Counseling
- Moral Recognition Therapy (MRT)
- Power Source
- Life Skills
After booking
Probation, Juvenile Court, and records.
This is the family process for youth custody—not a directory of private attorneys or bondsmen.
Yuba County Probation Department
Probation runs this campus. Call about housing questions, the assigned Deputy Probation Officer, or Juvenile Court process.
Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday closed
Superior Court of California, County of Yuba
Juvenile matters are heard in Superior Court. Ask the court clerk which calendar applies. Do not confuse Juvenile Hall at 938 14th Street with the courthouse at 215 5th Street.
Juvenile record sealing
Yuba County Probation publishes a juvenile record-sealing page. Eligibility and timing depend on the case. Start with Probation or the court clerk rather than guessing.
Addresses families actually use
Youth detention building
Official page ↗Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday closed
Official page ↗Courthouse — not Juvenile Hall
Official page ↗Same campus
Tri-County Youth Rehabilitation Campus siblings.
This 32-bed building is the 24-hour secure detention hall on the Tri-County Youth Rehabilitation Campus. Yuba County Probation runs the campus for Yuba, Sutter, and Colusa.
Maxine Singer Youth Guidance Center (Camp Singer)
60-bed open-dormitory program on the same campus. Not the booking hall.
Jail411 guide Official page ↗Secure Youth Resilience Program
16-bed campus program. Jail411 does not yet publish a separate handbook page for it.
Official page ↗Who to call
Tri-County Youth Development Center phone numbers.
These numbers come from official probation and youth-campus pages.
Confirm housing, schedule visits, ask building questions
Visits for youth housed at Camp Singer, not this building
Assigned officer, Juvenile Court process, campus questions
Probation paperwork fax
Common questions
Tri-County Youth Development Center FAQ.
Short answers families actually search. Official pages remain the source if a rule changes.
- What is the Youth Development Center in Yuba County?
- It is the Tri-County Youth Development Center, also called Juvenile Hall—a 32-bed secure detention building at 938 14th Street, Marysville, CA 95901, run by Yuba County Probation for Yuba, Sutter, and Colusa.
- What are the visiting hours at Yuba Juvenile Hall?
- Two hours of scheduled visits per week. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday 5:30pm–6:30pm; Saturday and Sunday one hour at 1:30pm and at 5:30pm. Call (530) 741-6371 ext. 2 to schedule.
- Who can visit a youth at the Youth Development Center?
- Parents, guardians, children of the youth, or others approved by a Deputy Probation Officer and Program Manager. Picture ID is required. Regular visits allow two persons unless prior approval is given.
- What is the mail address for youth at Juvenile Hall?
- Mail to the youth's name, 938 14th Street, Marysville, CA 95901. Do not send youth mail to the adult jail P.O. Box 1031. The campus does not accept money for youths.
- Can I put money on a youth's books at the Tri-County Youth Campus?
- No. Official campus FAQs state the Youth Rehabilitation Campus does not accept money for youths.
- Is there a public roster for youth in Yuba Juvenile Hall?
- No. Captured probation pages do not publish a searchable youth roster. Call (530) 741-6371 ext. 2 or Probation at (530) 749-7550 to confirm housing.
- How do youth make phone calls from Juvenile Hall?
- At intake, a youth may call a parent or legal guardian and an attorney. After that, calls go through NCIC Inmate Communications. No incoming calls. At this building, calls occur during open recreation and visiting.
- Is Camp Singer the same as Juvenile Hall?
- No. Juvenile Hall / Youth Development Center is the 32-bed secure booking and detention building. Camp Singer is a separate 60-bed open-dormitory program on the same campus, reached at (530) 741-6371 ext. 3.
- Where is Yuba County Probation?
- 215 5th Street, Suite 154, Marysville, CA 95901. Phone (530) 749-7550. Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Probation runs the Tri-County youth campus.
When you need to act
Read the county’s own pages.
Tri-County Youth Development Center · Marysville · Updated 2026-09-05