Use the Current Tillamook County Jail Roster—Not an Old Snapshot
Quick answer: the Tillamook County Sheriff’s Office runs the county jail and publishes the official Inmate List on Tillamook County’s current government website. The list shows name, bail, book date, charge and release date when available.
For “daily bookings,” use the Book Date field to identify recent bookings that are still on the current roster. The page is a current inmate list, not a complete historical daily-arrest log, so a person who was booked and released can disappear from the active list.
Source review completed October 5, 2026. Jail rosters, court schedules, vendor systems and custody status can change.
Current Roster vs. the Older PubWeb Roster
Search engines can surface more than one Tillamook County roster URL. The current County site publishes the active list at tillamookcounty.gov/inmate-list. A separate older pubweb.tillamookcounty.gov/InmateList page can also appear in search results and may show a different snapshot.
Current County inmate list
Use this for present county-jail custody and the currently displayed name, bail, booking date, charge and release-date information.
Open the current inmate listLegacy PubWeb result
If Google or Bing sends you to the older PubWeb roster, return to the current County page and compare the information before relying on it.
What “Daily Bookings” Means on the Tillamook County Roster
The official page exposes a Book Date field and sortable roster columns. That is useful for finding recent bookings among people who remain listed, but it is not the same thing as a permanent “all people booked today” archive.
Recent booking still in custody
The person can appear with a recent Book Date on the active inmate list.
Booked and released quickly
The person may no longer appear once the current roster changes.
Older booking still housed
An older Book Date can remain visible because the roster is about current custody, not just today’s arrivals.
Historical proof needed
Request a booking report from Tillamook County Corrections instead of relying on the live roster.
Choose the Official Source That Matches Your Question
How to Search the Tillamook County Jail Roster
How to Read the Tillamook County Inmate List
| Field | What it helps answer | What it does not prove |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Who is listed in current county custody. | Identity by itself when names are similar. |
| Bail | A displayed bail amount associated with the roster entry. | That 10% applies, that no other hold exists, or that payment guarantees release. |
| Book Date | When the displayed booking began. | When the alleged conduct occurred or that the person was booked today. |
| Charge | The custody-related charge or hold descriptions shown by the jail. | Guilt or the final filed/disposed court charge. |
| Release Date | A release date shown in the jail data when one is provided. | That release will occur exactly as displayed if court orders or holds change. |
If the Person Is Not on the Current Roster
Very recent arrest
Possible explanation: booking may still be underway or the person may be at another facility.
Next action: recheck the current list and contact Tillamook County Corrections at 503-842-2561 when immediate confirmation matters.
Booked and released
Possible explanation: the active roster may no longer show the person after release.
Next action: request a booking report if you need historical documentation.
Name variation
Possible explanation: a legal, former, compound or hyphenated surname may differ from the name you expected.
Next action: try reasonable name variations before concluding the person is absent.
State custody
Possible explanation: the person may have transferred into Oregon DOC custody or supervision.
Next action: use VISOR or Oregon’s offender-search route.
Another county or agency
Possible explanation: the arresting agency, warrant authority and current custodian may be different.
Next action: identify the arresting agency or court before searching another county at random.
Old roster result in search
Possible explanation: a legacy, cached or copied page can outlive the custody status it shows.
Next action: return to the current Tillamook County inmate-list URL.
What Happens During a Tillamook County Jail Booking
The Sheriff’s Office publishes unusually detailed booking information. Knowing the sequence helps explain why a newly arrested person may not immediately be ready for housing, visits or normal communication.
Search and property
Incoming people are searched and personal property, including money, is inventoried. The arresting officer or deputy prepares the custody information that jail staff enter into the Jail Management System.
Identification and screening
Jail staff ask booking questions, take two photographs, and complete medical and suicide questionnaires. New-crime and probation-violation bookings are fingerprinted for electronic transmission to Oregon State Police identification systems.
Housing classification
Classification can consider current and prior charges, sentence status, prison-bound status, other-agency holds, disciplinary history and other documented factors before housing placement.
The County also says an intoxicated person can remain in a booking cell for observation until able to be housed. Phones are made available after booking, and a Jail Management System PIN is issued for communication access.
Court Dates, Case Records and Warrant Questions
Tillamook County Circuit Court
The state court is the 27th Judicial District at 201 Laurel Avenue, Tillamook, OR 97141. Main phone: 503-842-2596.
Customer service window hours are Monday–Friday, excluding holidays, 8:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.; phone hours are 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Open Tillamook Circuit CourtDo not call the jail for the docket
The Sheriff’s Office specifically says not to call the jail for court-docket information. Use the Circuit Court calendar, and recheck on the day of the event because court schedules can change.
The Court also provides statewide options to find a court date and look up a case or record.
Posting Bail at Tillamook County Corrections
Oregon does not use commercial bail bondsmen in the way many states do. Tillamook County says that in most cases 10% of the total bail may be posted, but some cases require full bail and some are ordered “No Bail.” Always confirm the exact requirement for the person and case.
Call first
Bail verification: 503-842-3422. The County tells people to call this number to confirm the correct amount needed for release.
Bail is accepted in the Justice Center front lobby 24 hours a day.
Published payment methods
- Cash — exact amount only.
- Cashier’s check or money order.
- Visa or Mastercard for Tillamook Circuit Court cases only.
- Out-of-county holds or warrants: cash, money order or cashier’s check only.
An AIC may self-bail when sufficient jail-account funds are available, or use credit/debit for Tillamook Circuit Court cases under the County’s current rules. If mailing a cashier’s check or money order specifically for bail, the County says to clearly identify it as bail so it is not applied toward jail debt.
Visiting Someone at Tillamook County Corrections
The current County instructions allow up to three 30-minute visits per week, beginning 72 hours after booking. The AIC must complete a new visitation card each time they are booked into the facility.
Adult visitors
- Bring a government- or state-issued photo ID every visit.
- Schedule through InmateSales or call 877-998-5678 under the County’s current instructions.
- Confirm the visit before traveling because classification, facility operations and provider availability can affect access.
Minor children
A parent or legal guardian bringing a minor must present the original certified birth certificate or certified court documentation showing legal guardianship.
The County requires that documentation every time the minor visits.
Phone Calls, Video Visits, Chirping and Tablets
Tillamook County’s current communications page directs family and friends to the InmateSales system. The jail itself does not administer the communications platform, so account, blocking and service problems should go to the vendor support channel identified by the County.
| Service | Current practical rule |
|---|---|
| Incoming calls | AICs cannot receive normal incoming phone calls, and jail staff will not relay messages. |
| Calls | Most AICs can communicate during daytime hours depending on classification; the recipient can accept, reject or block future jail calls. |
| Video visits | Video visits are scheduled at least 24 hours in advance under the current County instructions. On-site public-lobby video visits are free; remote visits have a fee. |
| Recording | Calls and video visits are recorded except cleared attorney/clergy communications; the County says text/Chirping communications are recorded. |
| Funding | The lobby kiosk and InmateSales can be used for communication-account funding. Current vendor fees should be checked before payment. |
For communications-system questions, the County currently lists CPC Customer Service: 702-829-3001. The visit-scheduling phone published on the Corrections page is 877-998-5678; these numbers serve different purposes.
Open InmateSalesMail, Books, Money and Commissary
Mailing address
Full AIC Name
c/o Tillamook County Corrections
5995 Long Prairie Rd
Tillamook, OR 97141
Incoming and outgoing mail is inspected. Official/legal mail is inspected in the AIC’s presence. The County says mail is distributed within 24 hours after receipt.
Important mail limits
Do not send personal checks, unauthorized packages, Polaroids, photos larger than 4×6, stamps/writing paper, stickers, tape, scented items or other prohibited material listed by the facility.
Books require prior supervisor approval and must follow the County’s publisher/bookstore, paperback, size and binding rules.
Money and debt deductions
The County’s mail policy says that when an AIC has jail debt and receives money, 50% is applied to the debt and 50% is available for purchases. Do not assume the full amount you send will be immediately spendable.
The County’s communications page includes an online credit-card deposit link that routes to CorrectPay, while InmateSales is used for communication-related funding. Select Oregon, Tillamook County and the correct service before paying; do not treat every vendor account as interchangeable.
Medical Screening at Booking
The County’s booking-process page confirms that jail staff complete medical and suicide questionnaires during intake. It does not publish a complete family-facing medication delivery or medical-information workflow on the pages reviewed for this article.
If a medication or urgent health issue needs facility attention, contact Tillamook County Corrections at 503-842-2561 for the current procedure rather than bringing medication or relying on another jail’s policy.
Booking Reports, Police Records and Mugshots Are Different Requests
Corrections booking report
Request this from Tillamook County Corrections, Attn: Jail Records, 5995 Long Prairie Rd, Tillamook, OR 97141.
- $25 for the first 20 pages.
- $0.35 per additional page.
- $10 per CD copy.
- $15 per 15 minutes for incarceration, booking, policy or procedure research.
Incident/report request
The Sheriff’s Records Division uses a different fee schedule. Its current page lists $30 for the first 20 pages, $0.35 per additional page and additional fees for photos, records checks, research and some redaction work.
Do not send a jail booking-report request to the wrong records workflow.
What about a booking photo?
The current Tillamook County inmate-list fields do not include a public mugshot column. Oregon law also places specific restrictions on law-enforcement release of booking photos.
ORS 133.870 generally prohibits a law-enforcement agency from releasing a booking photo unless a statutory exception applies. Current exceptions include release to the person depicted, law enforcement, certain parties/victims/courts, a licensed investigator, release for a public law-enforcement purpose, and release upon a conviction resulting from that arrest.
If Tillamook County Jail Is No Longer the Custodian
VISOR
Oregon’s statewide VISOR service can search people currently in custody or under supervision by full/partial name, SID or County ID and can provide confidential custody-status notifications.
Current VISOR support: 855-691-6246.
Open VISOROregon DOC
Use Oregon DOC’s offender-search route for a person sentenced or transferred to state correctional custody. Do not confuse the county jail with a state DOC facility simply because both are in Tillamook County.
Oregon offender searchFederal custody
Use the Federal Bureau of Prisons locator when federal incarceration is involved. A federal hold or federal case does not by itself identify a current BOP facility.
BOP inmate locatorTillamook County Jail, Court and Records Contacts
| Office / service | Contact | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Tillamook County Corrections | 5995 Long Prairie Rd, Tillamook, OR 97141 503-842-2561 |
Custody verification, jail procedures, mail, visitation and records routing. |
| Bail verification | 503-842-3422 | Confirm the exact bail amount and release-payment requirements before paying. |
| Non-emergency dispatch | 503-815-1911 | Sheriff non-emergency dispatch; not a roster or court-docket line. |
| Tillamook County Circuit Court | 201 Laurel Ave, Tillamook, OR 97141 503-842-2596 |
Court date, docket, case and court-record questions. |
| Communication provider support | CPC: 702-829-3001 | Phone/video account, service or blocked-number issues. |
| VISOR support | 855-691-6246 VISOR@doc.oregon.gov |
Oregon custody-search and notification-system support. |
Tillamook County Corrections Facility Map
The Corrections Facility is at 5995 Long Prairie Rd, Tillamook, OR 97141. The Tillamook County Circuit Court is a separate location at 201 Laurel Avenue, so verify whether your task is a jail or court task before traveling.
Use Tillamook County Booking Information Responsibly
- An arrest or jail booking is not a conviction.
- A roster charge is not necessarily the final court charge or disposition.
- A warrant reference does not prove the person is currently incarcerated.
- A displayed release date can change because of court orders, holds or other custody decisions.
- A stale roster page or screenshot should not be treated as current status.
- Use court records for the legal outcome of a criminal case.
- Do not use public jail information for harassment, threats, stalking or shaming.
- For legal advice about a specific case, use a qualified attorney rather than a jail-directory page.
Tillamook County Jail Roster FAQs
Where is the official Tillamook County jail roster?
Use the Inmate List on the current Tillamook County government website. It lists people in current county jail custody with fields including name, bail, book date, charge and release date when available.
Does the Tillamook County roster show daily bookings?
The official page is a current inmate list, not a complete historical daily booking log. Book Date can help identify recent bookings that are still on the roster, while same-day releases or older booking history may require a jail records request.
What does a blank bail field mean?
A blank bail field should not be interpreted as a promise that a person can or cannot be released. Tillamook County instructs callers to verify the exact amount needed for release with the jail at 503-842-3422.
How do I find a Tillamook County inmate’s next court date?
The Sheriff’s Office tells users not to call the jail for docket information. Use the Oregon Judicial Department’s Tillamook County Circuit Court calendar and contact the court at 503-842-2596 when necessary.
How soon can someone receive visits after booking?
Tillamook County says an adult in custody may receive visits 72 hours after booking, subject to the facility’s rules, visitor approval process and scheduling.
How do I schedule a Tillamook County jail visit?
The County currently directs visitors to schedule through InmateSales or by calling 877-998-5678. Visitors must follow current identification and minor-child documentation rules.
Can an inmate receive incoming phone calls?
No. Tillamook County states that adults in custody cannot receive incoming calls and jail staff will not relay messages. Communication services are administered through the County’s current vendor system.
Where do I send mail to someone in Tillamook County Corrections?
Address mail to the person’s full name, c/o Tillamook County Corrections, 5995 Long Prairie Rd, Tillamook, OR 97141, and follow the County’s current mail restrictions.
Can I request a Tillamook County booking report or mugshot?
A jail booking report can be requested through Tillamook County Corrections for published fees. Booking photos are different: Oregon law generally restricts law-enforcement release of booking photos except for specified statutory circumstances.
What should I do if the person is not on the Tillamook County inmate list?
Check name spelling and recent booking or release possibilities, then verify with the jail. If custody may have moved, use VISOR or Oregon DOC for Oregon custody and the federal inmate locator when federal custody is relevant.
Before You Rely on a Tillamook County Jail Result
- You opened the current Tillamook County inmate-list URL.
- You did not rely only on the legacy PubWeb result.
- You matched the name with the displayed Book Date and charge data.
- You treated “daily bookings” as recent currently-listed bookings, not a complete daily archive.
- You did not interpret a blank bail field on your own.
- You called 503-842-3422 before posting bail.
- You used Circuit Court—not the jail—for docket questions.
- You did not treat a charge as a conviction.
- You allowed for another hold or agency before assuming release.
- You waited for the current 72-hour visitation eligibility period where applicable.
- You brought the required visit ID and minor documentation.
- You used the correct communication vendor support route.
- You followed the County mail and book restrictions.
- You accounted for possible jail-debt deductions from incoming money.
- You used jail records for historical booking reports.
- You did not assume booking photos are part of the public roster.
- You used VISOR, Oregon DOC or BOP when custody moved beyond the county jail.
Official Sources Used for This Tillamook County Guide
- Tillamook County — Current Inmate List
- Tillamook County Sheriff’s Office — Corrections Facility
- Tillamook County Sheriff’s Office — Booking Process
- Tillamook County Sheriff’s Office — Posting Bail
- Tillamook County Sheriff’s Office — AIC Phones
- Tillamook County Sheriff’s Office — AIC Mail
- Tillamook County Sheriff’s Office — Jail Public Records Request
- Tillamook County Sheriff’s Office — Records Division
- Oregon Judicial Department — Tillamook County Circuit Court
- Oregon Legislature — ORS 133.870 Booking Photos
- Oregon Department of Corrections — VISOR
- Oregon Department of Corrections — Offender Search
- Federal Bureau of Prisons — Inmate Locator