Marysville, Washington • current custody and booking guide
Search the Marysville Jail Roster and Verify the Right Custody Record
For someone currently housed in the Marysville Municipal Jail, start with the official Marysville Municipal Jail Inmate Inquiry. The city operates its own jail at 601 Delta Avenue, but the Snohomish County jail register also includes people housed in Marysville, so always check the listed housing location before calling, paying bail, visiting or sending mail.
Jurisdiction first
Marysville Has Its Own Municipal Jail — but Not Every Marysville Arrest Stays There
The Marysville Municipal Jail is a city-operated detention facility under the Marysville Police Department. The city’s adopted 2025–2026 budget describes it as a 96-bed facility used for misdemeanor arrestees and prisoners and notes that Marysville also contracts jail services to the City of Lake Stevens.
A person arrested in Marysville can still appear in another custody system. Felony-level custody, transfers, holds, court orders or later state or federal placement can move the search outside the city jail. The practical rule is simple: confirm the housing facility shown in the live jail register instead of assuming that the arresting city determines the current jail.
| Situation | Best starting source | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Currently held in Marysville Municipal Jail | Marysville Municipal Jail Inmate Inquiry | City-specific current custody and booking details. |
| Unsure whether Marysville, Lynnwood or Snohomish County Jail has the person | Snohomish County Jail Register & Bail Information | The shared register includes Snohomish County Jail plus Marysville and Lynnwood municipal jail inmates and shows housing location. |
| Transferred into Washington prison custody | Washington DOC Incarcerated Search | Searches current state correctional custody by DOC number or name. |
| Federal sentence or federal detention path | Federal Bureau of Prisons Inmate Locator | Separate federal custody system; a city or county roster is not the federal locator. |
Official source router
Use the Source That Matches the Question
Current custody and bookings
Use the Marysville Municipal Jail Inmate Inquiry. For county-wide housing confirmation, use the Snohomish County jail register hub.
Court date or case status
Check Marysville Municipal Court for city misdemeanor, gross misdemeanor, infraction and code cases. For broader statewide case lookup, use Washington Courts.
Bail or bond
Verify the live booking first, then use the city’s official posting-bail page. Do not send money based on an unsolicited call or text.
Police report or city record
Use the City of Marysville Public Records Center. The city moved to JustFOIA on May 26, 2026.
Custody alerts
Use Washington VINELink for custody-status notifications by phone, email, text or TTY. It is a notification tool, not a substitute for a live verification when timing is critical.
Warrant question
Marysville Municipal Court publishes an informational warrant page. The court says its report is updated weekly and recommends calling 360-363-8050 to confirm whether a warrant is still valid.
Inmate search process
How to Search the Marysville Jail Roster
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Open the Official Marysville Inmate Inquiry
Start with the city-linked Marysville Municipal Jail Inmate Inquiry rather than a copied roster, social-media post or commercial mugshot page.
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Search With the Identifiers the Portal Provides
Use the available search fields. The regional jail-inquiry platform supports identifiers such as name, subject number and booking number; the interface may also expose booking-date, custody, housing or agency filters. Do not guess a number if you do not have one.
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Confirm the Housing Facility
Check whether the result actually shows Marysville custody. Snohomish County’s shared register can include Marysville, Lynnwood and county-jail inmates, so a matching name alone is not enough.
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Save the Booking and Court References
Record the subject or booking number, booking date, housing location, arresting agency, court, court date and bail/bond information shown for the correct person. These fields make follow-up calls more efficient.
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Recheck Before Taking Time-Sensitive Action
Custody, bail, court dates and release status can change. Refresh the official record before driving to the jail, paying bail, scheduling a visit or arranging pickup.
Read the roster correctly
What a Marysville Booking Result Can Tell You
Indexed pages from the regional jail-inquiry system show that a booking detail can contain identity, booking, release, bond and court-related fields. The exact fields can vary by booking, and blank fields should not be treated as proof that an event or obligation does not exist.
| Field | What it helps answer | What it does not prove |
|---|---|---|
| Subject / booking number | Which system record or booking you are reviewing. | Identity by itself if you copied the number from an unofficial source. |
| Booking date | When that booking entered the system. | Exact arrest time or final charge filing time. |
| Housing facility | Where the person is shown as housed in the register. | That the location will remain unchanged after a transfer. |
| Arresting / booking origin agency | Which agency is connected with the arrest or booking event. | Which court will ultimately resolve every charge. |
| Charge description | The allegation linked to the booking record. | Conviction, plea, dismissal or final disposition. |
| Court / court date / docket | Which court or hearing information the jail record currently references. | That the date has not changed; verify with the court. |
| Bond or bail | Whether a financial-release condition is displayed. | That payment alone will cause immediate release or clear other holds. |
| Release date / status | Whether the booking shows a release event. | Future pickup time or that another agency has no hold. |
No-result troubleshooting
If the Person Does Not Appear in the Marysville Roster
Recent arrest or booking still processing
Possible explanation: transport, identification, intake, medical screening or record entry may still be underway.
Next action: recheck the official inquiry and call the jail at 360-363-8303 if current custody must be confirmed.
Name does not match the record
Possible explanation: spelling, hyphenation, a former name or the portal’s stored name may differ from what you entered.
Next action: try a narrower or alternate name search using only information you can verify; use subject or booking number if you already have it.
Another Snohomish County facility has custody
Possible explanation: the person may be at Snohomish County Jail or Lynnwood Municipal Jail instead of Marysville.
Next action: use the county register and inspect the housing facility before contacting the listed jail.
Released, transferred or moved to another system
Possible explanation: a quick release, transfer, court order, state sentence or federal placement can move the person out of the city search.
Next action: check the court record, Washington DOC or federal locator only when the case facts point there.
A court case exists but there is no custody
Possible explanation: a person can have an active case, hearing or warrant without being in jail.
Next action: switch from the jail roster to Marysville Municipal Court or Washington Courts.
Juvenile or restricted information
Possible explanation: adult public roster tools do not mean every custody record is publicly searchable.
Next action: use the responsible juvenile/court authority rather than repeatedly searching unrelated adult jail rosters.
Marysville does not publish a guaranteed fixed delay between arrest and public roster appearance. Avoid websites that present a made-up “update every X minutes” rule as official.
Booking and release
Booking, First Appearance, Release and VINE Notifications
The city jail handles booking, release, inmate supervision and transport to court. The inmate handbook says a person will normally receive a first appearance before a judge within 72 hours after booking, generally by video conferencing. That is procedural guidance, not a promise that every case will follow the same timeline.
Release timing is also not predictable from a web page. The city’s bail guidance says release after bail may take several hours depending on the day, time and jail activity. Other holds, court orders or processing requirements can also affect discharge.
Custody status can change after you last checked.
Bail and bond
How Bail Works for Someone Held in Marysville Municipal Jail
Marysville Municipal Court accepts bonds and bail during court business hours. After hours, the city directs people to the jail’s visitation entrance on the east side of the building and says to use the outside callbox to reach custody staff.
- Cash or bond may be accepted when authorized by the court.
- Online bail is available only for a person who is currently held in Marysville Municipal Jail.
- The city provides separate remote-bail routes for Marysville/Lake Stevens charges and for other agency cases.
- Authorized bail-bond companies generally charge a nonrefundable fee; the city currently describes the typical charge as 8–15% of the bail amount.
- Cash-bail refunds are handled by the court connected with the appearances and are not the same thing as an immediate jail refund.
Check the City of Marysville posting-bail page before paying. A successful payment does not guarantee immediate release.
Court and warrant routing
Marysville Municipal Court Is Not the Same Record as the Jail Roster
Marysville Municipal Court is a court of limited jurisdiction. It handles traffic infractions, misdemeanors, gross misdemeanors and code violations for Marysville and Lake Stevens. It does not handle civil cases, small claims or name changes; the city directs those matters to the appropriate Snohomish County court.
A major 2026 change matters for people using older instructions: Marysville Municipal Court went live with Washington’s statewide Enterprise Justice, E-Supervision and eFileWA systems on September 14, 2026. The court warns that staff are still learning the system and wait times may be longer than normal during the transition.
Municipal court case
Use the Marysville Municipal Court page for current hearing instructions and calendars. Court contact: 360-363-8050.
Statewide case search
Use Washington Courts when the city calendar does not answer the question or the case may be in a different Washington court. Treat online search results as a starting point and verify important outcomes with the court of record.
Felony or higher-court routing
Do not assume the municipal court controls a felony matter because an arrest happened in Marysville. Check the court named in the booking/case record and, where appropriate, Snohomish County Superior Court.
Warrants
The Marysville warrant report is informational and updated weekly. The court says to call 360-363-8050 to confirm whether a warrant is still valid. An eligible electronic recall request is processed within seven business days; some warrants require judicial review instead.
Visits
Current Marysville Jail Visitation Rules
The dedicated city visitation page currently lists in-person visits on Saturdays and Sundays only. Visits are first come, first served; detention staff try to provide at least 10 minutes, but the city warns that visits can be canceled or times changed without notice.
| Visitor / schedule item | Current city guidance |
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| Female inmates | Saturday and Sunday, 8:00–10:00 a.m. |
| Male inmates | Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 a.m.–noon. |
| Adults | Visitors age 18+ need valid picture identification. |
| Visitors under 18 | Must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. |
| Phones | Cell phones are not allowed during visitation. |
| Video visits | The city links to Securus Video Connect and requires account setup plus government photo ID approval. |
Review the current City of Marysville visitation page for changes and video-visit instructions.
Communication
Phone Calls, Video Visits and Mail
Inmate phone calls
The city inmate handbook says inmates cannot receive incoming calls. Dayroom phones are available during dayroom hours. Calls are recorded and monitored except qualifying attorney communications, and three-way calls are not allowed.
For prepaid or blocked-call issues, the city identifies Securus customer service at 1-800-844-6591.
Video visitation
Marysville links visitors to Securus Video Connect. The city says visitors create an account, submit government photo identification for approval and schedule the session; it recommends logging in about 15 minutes before the scheduled visit.
Mailing address
Inmate’s Name
Marysville Jail
601 Delta Ave.
Marysville, WA 98270
The inmate handbook says incoming mail is inspected for contraband and legal mail is opened and inspected in the inmate’s presence. Personal checks, cashier’s checks and money orders are not accepted through incoming mail, and the jail discourages sending cash because of theft risk.
Books, newspapers and similar publications have additional rules; the handbook states that approved newspapers and softcover books must come directly from the publisher or book club. Packages should be prearranged with corrections staff. Review the current inmate handbook before mailing anything beyond an ordinary letter.
Support and property
Money, Medical Concerns, PREA and Personal Property
Money and commissary
The reviewed current city jail pages do not publish a clear public online commissary/deposit provider and fee schedule for Marysville Municipal Jail. Do not assume that a Snohomish County Jail vendor or a third-party directory applies to Marysville.
Before sending funds, call 360-363-8303 and ask which deposit methods are currently accepted for a person housed in Marysville.
Medical and medication
The city says the jail provides medical and psychiatric services. The handbook states that medications brought or dropped off are reviewed by medical staff case by case and that medical staff decide whether and how medication will be dispensed.
For an immediate outside emergency, call 911. For a non-emergency concern involving someone in custody, contact the jail and give enough identifying information for staff to locate the person.
PREA and safety
Marysville states that the jail has zero tolerance for sexual assault and provides PREA information and reporting guidance. A person in custody can report concerns to staff; outside family members should use the city’s current PREA/jail contact information for non-emergency reporting and 911 for an immediate emergency.
Personal property
The inmate handbook says booking property may be stored in the Marysville Police Evidence Room or jail excess-property storage. If property remains at Marysville after the person is housed elsewhere, the person is responsible for returning after release with the booking receipt.
Local deadline: the handbook gives 60 days to pick up excess jail property before it is destroyed. A Money/Property Release Form can be requested to release property to a third party.
Records and booking photos
Police Reports, Court Records and Marysville Mugshots
The jail roster, police report and court file are separate records. If you need a Marysville Police Department report, the city’s Public Records Center is the correct starting point. Marysville moved to a new JustFOIA request center effective May 26, 2026.
| Record needed | Responsible route | Useful detail |
|---|---|---|
| Current jail booking | Marysville / Snohomish jail inquiry | Use live custody and booking fields; confirm housing location. |
| Marysville police report | City Public Records Center / Marysville Police Department | Police contact: 501 Delta Ave., 360-363-8300. |
| Municipal court record | Marysville Municipal Court | Court records are handled under Washington General Rule 31 rather than the Public Records Act. |
| Regular court copies | Marysville Municipal Court record request | Current form lists $0.50 per page; certified copies add $5 per document plus the per-page fee. |
| Court proceeding copy to CD | Marysville Municipal Court record request | Current form lists $10 and requires prepayment. |
Does the Marysville jail roster show mugshots?
Do not assume it does. Washington law requires a public jail register to timely include the confined person’s name plus the hour, date and cause of confinement and the hour, date and manner of discharge. The same statute treats other jail records as confidential subject to specified exceptions and separately addresses law-enforcement use of booking photographs.
That means a “Marysville jail roster” search should not be marketed as a guaranteed free mugshot lookup. The current Marysville inquiry is primarily a custody and booking-information source. If you need a booking photograph or another police record, use the City of Marysville public-records route and expect disclosure rules, redactions or exemptions to control what can be released.
After transfer or release
Where to Search if Marysville No Longer Has the Person
Snohomish County Jail
Use the county register when the live record points to county custody. The Snohomish County jail is at 3025 Oakes Avenue in Everett; the county jail information line is 425-388-3395.
Washington Department of Corrections
Use the Washington DOC Incarcerated Search after a state transfer or sentence. It supports searches by DOC number or name.
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Use the BOP Inmate Locator for federal prison custody. A “Released” or “Not in BOP Custody” result does not prove the person is free of every other correctional or supervision system.
Court record after release
Release from jail does not end the court case. Continue with Marysville Municipal Court, Washington Courts or the county court named in the case record to verify hearings and disposition.
Do not search random counties one by one. Follow the housing facility, arresting agency, court, transfer information or state/federal custody indicator shown in verified records.
Contacts
Marysville Jail, Police and Court Contacts
| Office | Contact | Use it for |
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| Marysville Municipal Jail | 601 Delta Avenue, Marysville, WA 98270 360-363-8303 | Current Marysville housing, jail operations, visit verification, current jail-specific procedures. |
| Marysville Police Department | 501 Delta Avenue, Marysville, WA 98270 360-363-8300 | Police reports and police-record questions; use the Public Records Center for requests. |
| Marysville Municipal Court | 501 Delta Avenue, Marysville, WA 98270 360-363-8050 | Municipal cases, court dates, eligible warrant recalls and court-record requests. |
| Snohomish County Jail | 3025 Oakes Avenue, Everett, WA 98201 425-388-3395 | Questions about a person whose shared-register housing location is Snohomish County Jail. |
Primary facility map
Marysville Municipal Jail Location
The current city jail address is 601 Delta Avenue, Marysville, WA 98270. Call before traveling when the purpose is visitation, bail or a time-sensitive release pickup.
Accuracy and privacy
Use Marysville Booking Information Responsibly
- An arrest or booking is not a conviction.
- A booking charge can change when prosecutors and courts act.
- A warrant does not prove that the person is currently incarcerated.
- A stale screenshot is not reliable proof of present custody, bail or court date.
- Use the court record for legal outcomes and certified documents when legal reliance matters.
- Do not use public jail information to harass, threaten, stalk, shame or impersonate a listed person.
- Do not publish private medical, victim, child or family information obtained through unrelated channels.
Common questions
Marysville Jail Roster FAQs
How do I search the Marysville jail roster?
Open the official Marysville Municipal Jail Inmate Inquiry at the regional jail-register system. Use the available name or identifier fields, open the matching record, and confirm the housing facility, booking number, booking date and current custody information before taking action.
Is Marysville Municipal Jail the same as Snohomish County Jail?
No. Marysville operates its own municipal jail at 601 Delta Avenue. Snohomish County operates a separate jail in Everett, but the county’s shared register also includes Marysville and Lynnwood municipal jail inmates, so check the housing location in the result.
Why can’t I find someone arrested in Marysville?
The booking may still be processing, the name may not match the stored record, the person may have been released or transferred, or another facility may have custody. Recheck the official roster and then use the housing/court information to decide whether Snohomish County Jail, Washington DOC, another jail or a court search is appropriate.
What information can appear in a Marysville roster result?
Depending on the booking, the inquiry can show identity and booking references, booking/release dates, housing facility, arresting or booking-origin agency, charges, court information and bail/bond fields. A booking charge is an allegation, not a final court disposition.
Does the Marysville jail roster show mugshots?
Do not treat the roster as a guaranteed mugshot source. Washington law requires specified jail-register information but separately restricts or controls other jail records and booking photographs. For a specific booking-photo request, use the City of Marysville public-records process and expect disclosure limits to apply.
How do I post bail for someone in Marysville Municipal Jail?
Marysville Municipal Court accepts bail during court business hours, and after-hours bail can be posted through the jail’s visitation entrance using the outside callbox. The city also provides online bail routes for people currently held in Marysville Municipal Jail. Verify the live bail amount and official payment route before paying.
What are Marysville jail visiting hours?
The dedicated city visitation page currently lists Saturday and Sunday in-person visits: female inmates from 8:00–10:00 a.m. and male inmates from 10:00 a.m.–noon. Visits can change or be canceled without notice, so call 360-363-8303 before traveling.
Can an inmate receive phone calls?
The Marysville inmate handbook says inmates cannot receive incoming calls. Inmates use dayroom phones during available hours; the city identifies Securus for prepaid-account and blocked-call help at 1-800-844-6591.
How do I send mail to a Marysville jail inmate?
Address mail to the inmate’s name, Marysville Jail, 601 Delta Ave., Marysville, WA 98270. Review the current inmate handbook first because mail is inspected and rules apply to money, books, publications, packages and prohibited items.
How do I verify a court date or warrant?
Use Marysville Municipal Court for city cases and Washington Courts when a broader statewide search is needed. Marysville says its outstanding-warrant report is informational and updated weekly; call the court at 360-363-8050 to confirm whether a warrant remains valid.
Official verification
Official Sources Used for This Marysville Guide
- City of Marysville — Municipal Jail: facility address, phone, lobby hours, jail functions and PREA notice.
- Marysville Municipal Jail Inmate Inquiry: current custody and booking search.
- Snohomish County — Jail Register & Bail Information: shared-register scope and scam warning.
- Marysville City Jail Inmate Handbook: phone, mail, property, medical and custody procedures.
- City of Marysville — Visitation: current in-person and video-visit rules.
- City of Marysville — Posting Bail: in-person/after-hours/online bail routes and release caveats.
- Marysville Municipal Court: jurisdiction, contact information and September 2026 system transition.
- City of Marysville — Public Records: police-record requests and 2026 JustFOIA transition.
- Washington Legislature — RCW 70.48.100: public jail-register requirements and jail-record/booking-photo rules.
- Washington DOC — Incarcerated Search: state correctional custody.
Source review date: October 6, 2026. Changeable information such as visitation, bail procedures, court systems, contacts and custody status should be rechecked on the official source immediately before use.