Everett Jail Roster: Use the Snohomish County Jail Register First
For most adult custody searches tied to an Everett arrest, start with the Snohomish County Jail Register. Everett Police may be the arresting agency, while the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office Corrections Bureau operates the Main Jail at 3025 Oakes Avenue in Everett.
Quick Answer: There Is No Separate Everett City Jail Roster to Start With
The City of Everett’s own Police Department quick links point users to the Snohomish County Jail. The official county Jail Register is therefore the primary adult-custody lookup for an Everett arrest unless the person has been transferred, released, placed in another municipal jail, moved to Washington DOC custody or entered federal custody.
The county register also includes people housed in the Lynnwood and Marysville municipal jails. That means a name match is not enough: open the inmate summary and confirm the housing location before calling, mailing, visiting or sending money.
Official Source Router for Everett Arrests and Jail Records
Snohomish County Jail Register
Use first for people currently incarcerated in Snohomish County Jail and for inmates listed from Lynnwood or Marysville municipal jails.
Everett Municipal Court
Use for Everett Municipal Code criminal cases, city infractions, warrants and municipal-court records.
Snohomish District Court — Everett Division
Use when the case belongs to Snohomish County District Court rather than Everett Municipal Court.
Snohomish County Superior Court
Use for felony and other Superior Court matters. The Clerk manages the official court record.
Everett Police Public Records
Use for Everett Police investigations, police reports, collision reports and body-worn-camera records.
Washington DOC Search
Use after transfer or sentencing into Washington Department of Corrections custody.
How to Search the Everett Jail Roster Through Snohomish County
- Open the county Jail Register page. Follow the official Snohomish County route to the NWS Jail Register instead of beginning with a third-party mugshot site.
- Search the person carefully. Use the legal name and any supported identifier shown by the current search tool. If a spelling is uncertain, try a reasonable name variation rather than assuming there is no custody record.
- Open the inmate summary. Confirm the current housing facility. The shared register can contain Snohomish County Jail, Lynnwood municipal jail and Marysville municipal jail records.
- Save the 7-digit subject number when shown. Snohomish County uses the global subject number for services including personal mail and Access Corrections deposits.
- Read booking, charge, bail and arresting-agency details as jail data. Then use the appropriate court record to verify hearings and legal outcome.
- Call for time-sensitive custody. If a booking, release or transfer is very recent, call the Main Jail at 425-388-3395 rather than relying on a saved screenshot.
What the Snohomish County Public Jail Record Can Tell You
The Corrections Bureau identifies six categories of information as publicly releasable through the daily jail register: inmate name, booking dates, charge descriptions, offense dates, bail/bond information and arresting agency.
| Public field | Use it for | Do not assume |
|---|---|---|
| Inmate name | Identity matching. | A same-name person is automatically the right person. |
| Booking date | Identifying the custody event. | It is the same as the offense date or conviction date. |
| Charge description | Understanding the accusation connected to the booking. | It is a conviction or final disposition. |
| Offense date | Distinguishing an alleged incident date from the booking date. | It shows the entire case history. |
| Bail / bond | Starting a release verification. | Payment guarantees immediate release or that no other hold exists. |
| Arresting agency | Finding the law-enforcement agency that may own the arrest report. | That agency is also the jail or court. |
Washington law limits disclosure of other jail-inmate records. Snohomish County states that records beyond the public daily-register information are generally confidential under RCW 70.48.100 unless released to the inmate, with the inmate’s written permission or under a judge-signed court order.
Everett Mugshots and Booking Photos: Do Not Promise What the Official Record Does Not
Third-party Everett and Snohomish County pages frequently advertise “mugshot lookup” as if a booking photo is guaranteed. Snohomish County’s official jail-records page specifically lists the public daily-register fields described above and does not list a booking photograph among those standard public-release fields.
For that reason, this guide does not promise that every Everett booking has a publicly downloadable mugshot. If an image is needed for a legitimate records purpose, use the responsible agency’s records process and ask whether the requested booking image is releasable under current Washington law and agency policy.
If an Everett Arrest Does Not Appear in the Jail Register
| Problem | Possible explanation | Best next action |
|---|---|---|
| Arrest just happened | Transport, identification, medical screening or booking may still be underway. | Recheck the live register and call 425-388-3395 if immediate verification matters. |
| Name match but wrong facility | The shared register can include Lynnwood and Marysville municipal jail inmates. | Open the inmate summary and use its housing location before contacting a facility. |
| Court case exists, no jail result | A person can have a pending or completed case without current incarceration. | Use Everett Municipal, Snohomish District or Superior Court records according to the case. |
| Person was released or transferred | Current custody may have ended or moved elsewhere. | Use the register’s recent-release tools, WA VINE, or confirm directly with Corrections. |
| State sentence | The person may be in Washington DOC custody rather than the county jail. | Search Washington DOC by name or DOC number. |
| Federal custody | Federal detention is a separate system. | Use the responsible federal court/agency and BOP locator for established BOP custody. |
| Juvenile case | Juvenile detention is not the adult Snohomish County Jail Register workflow. | Use Snohomish County Juvenile Court/Detention resources rather than the adult jail roster. |
Everett Court Router: Municipal, District or Superior?
Everett Municipal Court
The City says its Municipal Court adjudicates misdemeanor crimes and infractions committed in Everett.
3028 Wetmore Ave., Everett, WA 98201
425-257-8778
Everett Division
Use when the matter is filed in Snohomish County District Court rather than Everett Municipal Court.
3000 Rockefeller Ave., M/S 508, Everett, WA 98201
425-388-3331
Snohomish County Superior Court
Use for felony and other Superior Court matters. The official file is controlled by the court/clerk, not the jail register.
3000 Rockefeller Ave., Everett, WA 98201
425-388-3421
Washington Courts’ public search is a finding tool, not the official case file. The state expressly says the search results cannot establish a case outcome and that information must be verified against the court record.
Everett Municipal Court Warrants Are Not the Same as Jail Custody
Everett Municipal Court says a bench warrant can be issued for failure to appear or failure to comply with sentence conditions. A warrant does not mean the person is already in the Snohomish County Jail.
For an Everett Municipal Court warrant, call 425-257-8778. The court currently says eligible bench warrants can be recalled in person during normal business hours with valid ID, a one-time $50 payment per warrant and a signed promise to appear; some warrants are not eligible, including warrants over $5,000, failure-to-serve-jail-time warrants and those a judge has marked as requiring an appearance.
Posting Bail at Snohomish County Jail
Snohomish County accepts on-site bail at the inmate-accounts window on the east end of the jail lobby at 3025 Oakes Avenue. The county lists the window as open 7:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m., seven days a week.
| Method | Current county guidance |
|---|---|
| Cash | Accepted on site. |
| Cashier’s check | Accepted on site; payable to “Snohomish County Bail Fund.” |
| Bail bond company | A bail bond may be posted through a bail-bond company. |
| Card online / phone | County guidance identifies GovPayNet for 24/7 cash-bail payments and lists a 7% service fee, with possible additional card-issuer fees. |
Verify the current bail amount and every hold before paying. Snohomish County specifically warns about callers demanding fake bail or monitoring payments; the Sheriff’s Office says to contact the jail directly about bail or release status.
Everett Jail Visitation Is Social Video Visitation, Not Contact Visiting
Snohomish County does not offer contact social visits. Family and friends must register with Smart Communications and use video visitation. The county requires a valid email address, mailing address, telephone number, profile photo, valid ID information and a clear selfie plus front/back images of the state-issued ID or driver license for approval.
- Social visits are a maximum of 30 minutes.
- The visit must match the inmate’s availability; jail staff do not provide that schedule to the public.
- Remote video visiting is available through the Smart Communications account.
- Three video kiosks are available in the jail cashier lobby.
- On-site kiosk video visits are free, but a Smart Communications account is still required.
- The cashier lobby is currently listed as open 7:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. daily.
- Only two adults and/or children may be in a visiting kiosk at one time.
Professional visitors have a separate contact-visit process. Approved professional contact appointments must be scheduled 24 hours in advance; high-security escort visits have additional weekday time restrictions.
Phone Calls, Tablets and Blocked-Call Troubleshooting
Snohomish County currently uses Smart Communications for inmate phone service. Calls are collect or pre-paid debit. Inmates may call while out of their cells and not involved in meals, court or other activities; calls are limited to 15 minutes. Inmates cannot receive incoming personal calls.
General-population inmates may use individual smart tablets for calls when they have headphones. Three-way calls, transfers, call waiting and other actions that resemble call forwarding can disconnect a call.
If a phone number is blocked from inmate calls, Smart Communications lists 727-349-1561 for assistance. Only the person to whom the blocked number is registered may have it unblocked.
Inmate Money and Commissary: Know the 7-Digit Subject Number
Friends and family can add money using Access Secure Deposits / Access Corrections by phone or internet, or deposit cash, cashier’s checks or money orders at the inmate-accounts window. Online deposits require the inmate’s 7-digit global subject number from the Jail Register.
Access Secure Deposits: 866-345-1884. The county says electronic deposits normally post automatically within five minutes, 24/7, and a non-refundable provider fee applies.
Cash, cashier’s checks and money orders are accepted 7 a.m.–10 p.m. daily. Personal checks are not accepted.
Orders are placed Saturday and processed Sunday morning. Funds must be in the account by 11:00 p.m. Saturday for the following week’s commissary.
Money orders and cashier’s checks at the window must be payable to Snohomish County Corrections or SCC; place the inmate’s name and global subject number in the memo field rather than on the payee line. The county no longer accepts inmate deposits through personal mail.
Everett Inmate Mail Has Two Different Addresses
Ordinary personal inmate mail is not delivered to the Oakes Avenue street address. It is sent to a scanning service in Florida, digitally delivered on tablets and then destroyed.
Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office
PO Box 9196
Seminole, FL 33775
Write the ID number clearly. Personal mail sent to the Everett street address is returned. Do not send money or sentimental originals.
c/o Snohomish County Corrections
3025 Oakes Ave.
Everett, WA 98201
Mark the envelope “LEGAL MAIL.” Do not send privileged legal mail to the Florida personal-mail address.
Packages from family or friends are not accepted. Hygiene items, underwear and writing supplies can instead be ordered through Access Securepak. Books and magazines must come from a publisher, warehouse retailer or online bookseller, and books must be paperback.
Property Release: The First 72 Hours Matter
Snohomish County says an inmate may release money and property during the first 72 hours of incarceration. The inmate must initiate the request and complete an approved property-release form; property is not released merely because a family member arrives at the jail.
After 72 hours, release requests generally are not allowed unless extenuating circumstances exist. A person sentenced to prison must authorize a third party to collect belongings; that person has 30 days to pick them up before unclaimed property may be donated or disposed of under Washington law.
Medical and Mental Health Care Starts at Booking
Snohomish County says a registered nurse screens and evaluates inmates during booking, with referrals to physicians, advanced practice providers, mental-health professionals or dental services as needed.
Medical information is private. Even when the inmate personally requests medical records, the county requires a signed Authorization for Use and Disclosure of Health Care Information, unless a judge signs a court order. The county lists the Health Services Administrator at 425-388-3548 and Mental Health Professionals at 425-388-3092.
Jail Records, Everett Police Reports and Court Records Have Different Custodians
Snohomish County Corrections
The daily Jail Register supplies basic public booking information. Other jail records are subject to RCW 70.48.100 confidentiality rules.
Everett Police Records
Everett Police records include investigations, police reports, collisions and body-worn-camera records.
3002 Wetmore Ave. • 425-257-8539
Correct court or clerk
Use Everett Municipal Court, Snohomish District Court or the Superior Court Clerk according to the filed case.
Everett’s public-records page states that Municipal Court records are maintained and released by the Court and are not processed as ordinary City Public Records Act requests. Likewise, a Snohomish County jail record is not the same thing as an Everett Police report.
PREA Reporting and Jail Safety
Snohomish County Corrections states that it has zero tolerance for sexual assault, sexual abuse, misconduct and harassment in the jail. A report about abuse in Corrections custody can be made by phone at 425-388-5010, in person at 3025 Oakes Avenue, or by mail to 3000 Rockefeller Avenue, M/S 509, Everett, WA 98201. The county says anonymity will be protected if requested.
If someone is in immediate danger, use an emergency channel rather than waiting on a roster, records request or routine email.
After Release or Transfer: VINE, Washington DOC and Federal Custody
WA VINE
Snohomish County partners with VINE for custody-status notifications, including release-status changes. The county lists 877-846-3492.
Washington DOC Search
Search by name or DOC number when the person has moved into state correctional custody.
BOP Inmate Locator
Use for established Federal Bureau of Prisons custody rather than a local Snohomish County booking.
Do not search random Washington counties just because a name disappears from the current roster. Check recent release, housing location, transfer information and the known court before switching systems.
Everett Jail, Police and Court Contacts
| Office | Use it for | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Snohomish County Main Jail | Current custody, release verification, bail, inmate services | 3025 Oakes Ave., Everett, WA 98201 425-388-3395 contact.corrections@snoco.org |
| Everett Police Records / Disclosure | Everett police reports and public disclosure | 3002 Wetmore Ave., Everett, WA 98201 425-257-8539 |
| Everett Municipal Court | Everett city criminal cases, warrants and municipal records | 3028 Wetmore Ave., Everett, WA 98201 425-257-8778 |
| Snohomish District Court — Everett Division | Snohomish District Court cases filed in the Everett Division | 3000 Rockefeller Ave., M/S 508, Everett, WA 98201 425-388-3331 |
| Snohomish County Superior Court | Superior Court proceedings and felony-level cases | 3000 Rockefeller Ave., Everett, WA 98201 425-388-3421 |
Map: Snohomish County Main Jail
Use Everett Booking Information Responsibly
- An arrest is not a conviction.
- A booking charge is not the final court disposition.
- A bench warrant does not prove current incarceration.
- A bail amount does not guarantee immediate release.
- A booking photo, if lawfully available, does not prove guilt.
- The shared jail register can list more than one housing facility; verify location.
- Old screenshots and third-party roster copies can become stale quickly.
- Use the court record for legal outcomes and the jail for current custody.
- Do not use public jail information to harass, threaten, stalk or shame a person.
Everett Jail Roster FAQs
Where is the official Everett jail roster?
For most adult custody searches connected to Everett, use the Snohomish County Jail Register. The Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office Corrections Bureau operates the Main Jail at 3025 Oakes Avenue in Everett.
Does Everett have a separate city jail roster?
The City of Everett directs Police Department users to the Snohomish County Jail. The county register is the main adult-custody source for an Everett arrest unless the person is housed in another listed facility or has moved to another custody system.
Why does a Snohomish County roster result show Lynnwood or Marysville?
Snohomish County says its shared Jail Register also contains inmates incarcerated in the Lynnwood and Marysville municipal jails. Always check the housing location in the inmate summary before contacting a facility.
Does the official Everett jail roster guarantee a mugshot?
No. Snohomish County’s official jail-records guidance lists inmate name, booking dates, charge descriptions, offense dates, bail/bond information and arresting agency as public daily-register information. It does not promise that every booking has a publicly available mugshot.
How do I check bail for someone arrested in Everett?
Start with the jail register, then verify the current bail amount and holds with Snohomish County Jail or the court. On-site bail is accepted at the inmate-accounts window, and the county also publishes an online/phone cash-bail route.
Can I visit a Snohomish County inmate in person?
Social contact visiting is not offered. Family and friends use Smart Communications video visits. Visits are limited to 30 minutes, and free on-site video kiosks are available in the jail cashier lobby with a Smart Communications account.
How do I put money on an inmate account in Everett?
Use Access Secure Deposits/Access Corrections by phone or internet, or use the jail inmate-accounts window for accepted in-person payments. The online system requires the inmate’s 7-digit global subject number from the Jail Register.
Where do I send personal mail to a Snohomish County inmate?
Personal mail goes to Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office, PO Box 9196, Seminole, FL 33775, with the inmate name and 7-digit ID number. Legal mail goes directly to Snohomish County Corrections at 3025 Oakes Avenue in Everett.
Which court handles an Everett arrest?
Everett Municipal Court handles city misdemeanor and infraction matters. A different case may belong to Snohomish District Court or Snohomish County Superior Court. Use the actual court shown on the case record rather than assuming the jail determines jurisdiction.
What should I do if an Everett inmate disappears from the roster?
Check the housing location and recent-release information, then use WA VINE or call Snohomish County Jail if current status matters. If the person moved into state corrections, search Washington DOC; use the federal locator for established BOP custody.
Official Sources Reviewed
- Snohomish County — Jail Register & Bail Information
- Snohomish County — Corrections / Main Jail
- Snohomish County — Requesting Jail Records
- Snohomish County — Inmate Visitation
- Snohomish County — Inmate Phone Calls
- Snohomish County — Inmate Accounts & Commissary
- Snohomish County — Inmate Mail
- Snohomish County — Posting Bail
- City of Everett — Municipal Court
- City of Everett — Public Records Requests
- Snohomish County — Superior Court Clerk
- Washington Department of Corrections — Incarcerated Search
Source review date: October 5, 2026. Custody, bail, vendor services, court systems, visitation and jail procedures can change after this review.