County Jail
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This site has been designed to be a resource for the public, providing up-to-date information and news, as well as background and historical information about the office. On this website you can find helpful information about items such as: Filing a crime report online, crimes trends and statistics, locating a jail inmate, download and print forms required for various services and learn about the office itself.
DISCLAIMER: SLED classifies certain offenses as reportable/jailable offenses, and requires those offenses to be reported. Some officers choose to issue a Courtesy Summons in lieu of taking an individual into custody. Those offenses must be reported, take note that any person who's photos does not appear, usually means they were issued a Courtesy Summons and not taken into physical custody.
The jail has many policies and procedures in place at all times related to communicable diseases and inmates experiencing health issues. All new inmates are screened by on-site medical staff prior to being placed in a housing unit. Quarantine and isolation procedures are utilized as necessary.
In response to COVID-19, regular testing and vaccinations have been made available to all inmates who wish to receive them. Each inmate is provided face masks. Inmates are encouraged to take the masks with them when they are released from the jail and are never reissued to another inmate.
Surety bonds are business transactions between you and a bonding agent. Jail staff can not recommend any individual bonding agent. A list from the telephone directory is posted in the lobby of the jail for your convenience. Information on bonds persons is also available on-line through various sources.
Personal Recognizance with Co-Obligator requires a second individual to sign on the bond with the inmate. No collateral is necessary upon signing the bond, however if the inmate fails to appear you will be financially responsible for the amount indicated on the bond. These bonds must be completed in person at the jail.
Arrive at the jail lobby and speak with staff. You can help expedite this process in many ways. Arrive at the jail sober, bring a government issued ID, court documents, cash (for bonding purposes), medications in original bottle, eye glasses or contacts, and as little personal property as possible. Outside books or electronics are not allowed. Smoking is not allowed. Tobacco, E-Cigarettes, and knives of any size are not allowed and will be destroyed.
Yes. In some instances a person can be brought into the jail on a Detoxification Hold or a Mental Health Hold. Individuals brought in on such holds are not considered under arrest, but statutorily can be held in the jail as a last resort and only for a short period of time.
If you receive an unwanted call from an inmate, follow the directions through the automated telephone system to put a phone block in place. The phone block stops all calls from inmates at the jail. If you have further problems or cannot initiate the block, you may call (970) 498-5200 and ask a staff member for assistance.
No. Items will be returned to the sender. Inmates are allowed to purchase additional hygiene or comfort items through the commissary. You can deposit money in their inmate account for such purchases. You can do this online, over the phone (1-866-232-1899), or at the kiosk in the jail lobby.
Yes. Approved prescription non-tinted eyeglasses or contacts may be left for inmates. Those must be dropped off at the front desk at the jail between 8:00 am and 7:00 pm, Monday through Friday, excluding county holidays. The medical department will also accept some medications and they must be in the original container. Nothing else.
Welcome to the San Diego Sheriff's Department website. The Sheriff's Department provides public safety services to 4,200 square miles of unincorporated San Diego County, nine contract cities, and eighteen Indian Reservations. We manage the county jails and provide security to the courthouses. I invite you to discover the services that we provide and the amazing work that is done every day by our staff as we keep our communities safe. 59ce067264
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