Tillamook County Jail Roster
The official Tillamook County Inmate List is the public custody roster for adults in custody at the county jail. During research on June 14, 2026, the page displayed "Inmate List - 33 individuals." It is not a name-search form. It is a table, and several column headings are links that indicate sorting. The visible columns are Name, Bail, Book Date, Charge, and Release Date.
The jail is part of the Tillamook County Sheriff's Office, led by Sheriff Joshua R. Brown in the researched county source. The Sheriff's Office and Jail are located at 5995 Long Prairie Rd., Tillamook, OR 97141, which is away from the courthouse at 201 Laurel Avenue. That physical split matters. Jail roster, booking reports, visitation, communications, and jail records requests go through the Sheriff's Office or Corrections, while court dates and court docket questions go through the Circuit Court calendar or court office.
The roster is narrow by design. It does not show people who have left the county jail for state prison, and it is not a warrant clearance database. Once a person is in Oregon Department of Corrections custody, use state prison systems instead of the county roster. For victim notification, the Sheriff's page links to VISOR, the Victim Information System in Oregon.
The Tillamook inmate list source shows the official public roster table.
The image reflects the roster format: a simple custody table, not a detailed inmate profile page.
Use Tillamook County Inmate Search
Because the public roster has no visible search box, the practical process is to open the list and sort or scan the table. Name, Bail, Book Date, and Release Date appear as sortable columns. Charge text can include several charges separated by semicolons. Bail may be blank or may show one or more dollar amounts. Release Date may be blank unless a release date is scheduled or already recorded.
- Open the official Tillamook County Inmate List from the county website.
- Sort by Name when looking for a specific adult in custody.
- Sort by Book Date to review recent bookings or older custody entries.
- Read the Charge column carefully, since several charges may be separated by semicolons.
- Use the Circuit Court Calendar, not the jail, to check the next court appearance.
For arrest-to-charge context, jail charge text is only the custody side. Court filings and later case events are handled in the criminal court file, while booking report copies are requested through Corrections.
Tillamook County Inmate Fields
The roster field table is one of the most important limits to understand. It confirms what the public can see and what is absent. The researched roster did not display booking numbers, mugshots, dates of birth, addresses, race, sex, height, weight, arresting agency, housing pod, court dates, or judge names. Charges observed in the public table included violation of probation, disorderly conduct II, escape III, harassment, unauthorized entry into motor vehicle, parole violation or corrections hold, animal abuse, coercion, felon in possession of weapon, menacing, DUII, reckless driving, strangulation, burglary II, rape I/II, sex abuse I, failure to appear II, and other charge text.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Sortable table column | n/a | Full name appears in the roster; no search box was visible. |
| Bail | Sortable table column | n/a | Dollar amount, sometimes multiple amounts separated by semicolons; may be blank. |
| Book Date | Sortable table column | n/a | Shown in MM/DD/YYYY format. |
| Charge | Table column | n/a | Charge text; multiple charges may be separated by semicolons. |
| Release Date | Sortable table column | n/a | Shown in MM/DD/YYYY format when present; may be blank. |
Tillamook County Inmate Profiles
The public roster does not provide a separate detailed inmate profile. The sample inventory from the research instead documents which fields were visible in the roster and which fields were not visible. That means a reader should not expect a mugshot gallery, housing assignment, personal profile, arresting agency, court date, or judge field from the county public roster. Booking records may contain more data, but those records are requested through the jail records request process and may be subject to fees, redaction, or disclosure limits.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Name | Visible on the roster. |
| Bail | Visible as dollar amounts when listed. |
| Book Date | Visible in MM/DD/YYYY format. |
| Charges | Visible as charge text; statute codes were not visible in the researched roster. |
| Release Date | Visible when present. |
| Mugshot | Not shown on the public roster. |
| Booking Number | Not shown on the public roster. |
| Demographics | Height, weight, age, DOB, race, and sex were not shown. |
| Court Date | Not shown; use the Circuit Court Calendar. |
| Housing Location | Not shown. |
Note: Jail staff take photos during booking, but the researched public roster does not show mugshots.
Tillamook County Jail Facility
The researched sources identify one county jail facility connected to the Sheriff's Office and Corrections. The Sheriff's Office page lists the jail address, main phone, fax, non-emergency dispatch number, office hours, and law-enforcement duties. The Corrections Facility page supplies visitation and court-calendar guidance. Capacity was not located in the assigned research, so no capacity number is stated.
Tillamook County Sheriff's Office and Jail
5995 Long Prairie Rd.
Tillamook, OR 97141
503-842-2561
Office hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-noon and 12:30 p.m.-5:00 p.m.
Non-emergency dispatch: 503-815-1911
The Corrections Facility source provides the jail's visitation and court-date direction.
That source is also where the county tells users not to call the jail for court docket information.
Tillamook County Booking Records
After arrest, the arresting officer or deputy completes a custody report. The report includes name, address, date of birth, height, weight, emergency contact, charges, bail, victim information, and an incident summary. Jail staff enter that data into the Jail Management System. Jail staff then ask intake questions, take two photos, complete medical and suicide questionnaires, and inventory personal property, including money.
If the person is charged with a new crime or probation violation, the AIC is fingerprinted with a machine that transmits fingerprints electronically to the Oregon State Police Identification Bureau in Salem. If the person is under the influence of alcohol or controlled substances, the jail holds the person in a booking cell for observation until the person can be housed in population. These booking steps explain why an internal jail record can contain more detail than the public roster.
To request a Tillamook County Corrections booking report, use the jail public records request process. The researched source says to open, print, and complete the Records Request Form, then mail it with payment or drop it off to Tillamook County Corrections, Attn: Jail Records, 5995 Long Prairie Rd., Tillamook, OR 97141. Fees are $25 for the first 20 pages, $0.35 per additional page, $10 per CD copy, and $15 per 15 minutes for incarceration, booking, policy, or procedure requests that require research.
Tillamook County Inmate Court Dates
Jail custody and court calendars are separate. The Corrections Facility page says not to call the jail for court docket information. To find an adult in custody's next court appearance, use the Circuit Court Calendar. For further court-date questions, contact the Circuit Court at 503-842-2596. Courts can change schedules at any time, so check the calendar on the day of the event.
That rule is especially important when the roster charge text includes warrant or failure-to-appear language. The roster may hint that a court issue exists, but it does not provide the next hearing date, courtroom, judge, or case docket. Use the court calendar and, when needed, the case record to connect a custody listing to the court event.
Tillamook County Inmate Visits
AICs may have up to three half-hour visits per week, but not until 72 hours after being booked into the facility. Each time an AIC is booked, the AIC must complete a new visitation card and return it to jail staff. Visits are scheduled by calling 877-998-5678 or using inmatesales.com. Visitors must present a government or state-issued photo ID every time. A parent or legal guardian who brings a minor child must bring the original certified birth certificate or certified court documentation proving guardianship every time.
| Rule | Details | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Scheduling | Call 877-998-5678 or use inmatesales.com. | Visit scheduling |
| Waiting period | No visits until 72 hours after booking. | Facility rule |
| Weekly limit | Up to three half-hour visits per week. | Visit limit |
| Visitor ID | Government or state photo ID is required every visit. | Identity rule |
| Minor child | Bring original certified birth certificate or certified guardianship documentation every visit. | Minor visitor rule |
| Court dates | Do not call jail for court docket details; use the Circuit Court Calendar. | Court channel |
Tillamook County Inmate Contact
Mail must be addressed to the full AIC name, c/o Tillamook County Corrections, 5995 Long Prairie Rd, Tillamook, OR 97141. Outgoing mail is inspected before sealing, and incoming mail is inspected before delivery. Official or legal mail is inspected in the AIC's presence. Mail is distributed within 24 hours after receipt. Incoming and outgoing letters should fit a standard 4 x 9 envelope or 5 x 6 greeting card envelope. Incoming mail with postage due is refused except legal, attorney, or government mail.
Mail may be rejected for many reasons listed in the jail rules. Examples include personal checks, staples or metal devices, threats, criminal activity, contraband content, escape plans, codes, Polaroids, photos larger than 4 x 6, packages without prior approval, sexually explicit images, missing sender name or address, stickers, perfume, stains, return stamps, adhesive tape, and improperly marked legal material.
Books are limited too. Up to three books may be received in a shipment, and they must come from a publisher, book club, or bookstore. Books may be new or used, paperback only, no larger than 9 x 12, and must not have plastic or metal bindings. Prior supervisor approval must be requested. Accepted books become property of Tillamook County Jail.
The AIC mail rules source lists the county jail's mail limits and rejection grounds.
Mail rules are part of inmate records work because rejected mail and legal mail handling can affect jail communication records.
Tillamook County Inmate Communications
Phones, video visitation, and texting are provided by C-Tel/CPC through InmateSales. Customer service is 1-702-829-3001, and the website is inmatesales.com. Most AICs have access to communicate with family and friends during daytime, depending on classification. AICs cannot receive phone calls, and jail staff will not relay messages.
Telephone calls and video visits are recorded unless the person is an attorney or clergy cleared by the facility and has contacted inmatesales.com. All text or Chirping communications are recorded. Video visits must be scheduled 24 hours in advance. Friends and family can video visit on-site in the public lobby at no charge or remotely by computer, tablet, or smartphone for a minimal fee. A kiosk in the jail lobby accepts cash and major credit cards for calling, Chirping, or tablet deposits.
The AIC phones and video source explains C-Tel/CPC, InmateSales, recordings, and deposit options.
This source also confirms that communication access depends on classification and that jail staff do not relay messages.
Tillamook County Inmate Funds
Friends and family can add funds for communications through the lobby kiosk, inmatesales.com, and the InmateSales mobile app. The research found no dedicated official Tillamook County Sheriff app, Tillamook Police app, Bay City Police app, Garibaldi Police app, Rockaway Beach Police app, or Manzanita Police app in the official sources reviewed. The InmateSales app is not an official county inmate search app. It is advertised for adding funds to AIC communication accounts tied to phone, video, and texting services.
The researched sources do not list an app-only inmate lookup, warrant search, or records request feature. The roster remains on the county website, court dates remain on the Circuit Court Calendar, and booking reports remain a Corrections public records request. The InmateSales app belongs in the funds and communications workflow only.
The InmateSales Apple App Store source shows the app named in the jail communications research.
The Apple listing supports the communication-funds app channel, not a county custody search channel.
The InmateSales Google Play source is the Android app link documented in the research.
The Google Play listing is useful for friends and family who use Android devices to manage communication account funds.