Concord Jail Roster Information
Concord jail roster records are kept by Contra Costa County. When Concord Police arrest someone, that person gets booked into county jails run by the Contra Costa County Sheriff. Concord is the largest city in Contra Costa County with about 129,000 people. The main county jail is in Martinez which is the county seat. Concord arrestees get transported there for booking and housing. You can search for inmates online using the county's free database that updates as new people are booked from Concord and other cities in the county.
Concord Quick Facts
Contra Costa County Handles Concord Inmates
Concord does not operate its own jail. Contra Costa County manages all custody for the city. The Martinez Detention Facility at 901 Court Street in Martinez serves as the main jail. Concord arrestees get taken there for processing. This is about 12 miles southwest of Concord.
The county also runs a facility in Richmond for overflow and special housing needs. Both jails work together as part of the Contra Costa County system. When Concord PD books someone, their info goes into the county database right away. You can search for inmates at either facility using one tool.
Martinez Detention Facility holds people before trial. It also keeps inmates serving sentences under one year. The jail operates around the clock taking new bookings from Concord and all other Contra Costa County cities. Staff process arrestees, assign housing, and manage custody until release or transfer to state prison.
Contra Costa County Inmate Locator
Search for Concord inmates at inmateinfo.so.cccounty.us/Web/InCustodyReports using the sheriff's tool. Type a name and the system shows anyone in county custody. This includes people booked by Concord Police at Martinez or Richmond facilities.
Results give you booking dates and charges. You see which jail holds the inmate. Bail amounts appear if a judge set one. The database shows booking numbers and court case info. Updates happen in real time as new Concord arrests come in and releases occur.
The Contra Costa County search is free to use any time. No account or login needed. Just visit the website and start searching. You get instant results for anyone currently in custody from Concord or other county cities.
If someone is not in the county system, they may be in state prison. Use ciris.mt.cdcr.ca.gov for CDCR facilities. County jails hold people before trial or serving short terms. State prisons keep inmates with longer sentences from Concord.
VINE Notification System
VINE works in Contra Costa County for Concord inmates. Go to vinelink.dhs.gov and select California. Enter the inmate's name. The site tells you if they are in custody and where. This service is free for everyone.
Set up alerts to get notified of status changes. Give VINE your contact info. The system sends messages when the inmate gets released or transferred. This helps you track when someone leaves Martinez Detention Facility or moves to another location from Concord bookings.
Call 877-411-5588 for VINE by phone. The automated system works around the clock. You can search and register for alerts without internet access.
Concord Police Department
Concord Police Department is at 1350 Galindo Street. Call (925) 671-3030 for general police questions. They handle arrests but do not keep jail records. For inmate info, contact the Contra Costa County Sheriff.
The sheriff's jail line is (925) 646-4496. This number works around the clock. Call to ask about Concord inmates in county custody. Staff will check if someone is booked. They answer questions about bail, visiting hours, and sending money to people held at Contra Costa County facilities.
Cities Near Concord
Richmond is west of Concord in Contra Costa County. Both cities use the same county jail system. Richmond has a county facility but Martinez remains the main jail for most Concord arrestees.
Oakland and Berkeley are southwest in Alameda County. Those cities book arrestees into different county jails with separate search tools. Vallejo is north of Concord in Solano County with its own county system.