Redlands Jail Records
Redlands jail roster information comes from the San Bernardino County Sheriff. All arrests in Redlands are booked into county detention facilities. Central Detention Center in San Bernardino and West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga handle most Redlands bookings. The Sheriff posts all booking data on a searchable online roster. You can look up inmates by name or booking number for free. The system displays booking date, charges, bail, and housing location. It updates several times daily with new arrests and releases. Redlands has about 72,000 residents and sits in the heart of the Inland Empire near the base of the San Bernardino Mountains.
Redlands Quick Facts
San Bernardino County Jail Roster
The official roster is at jimsnetil.shr.sbcounty.gov. This database covers all inmates from Redlands. You search by entering a last name or booking number. Results show current custody status and location. Bail amounts and court dates are listed when available. The site is public with no login needed.
Booking info appears within hours of arrest. The system refreshes many times each day. If you do not see someone right away, check back later. Released inmates may not show up in active searches. For past bookings from Redlands, call the Sheriff at (909) 350-2476. They can look up archived records.
Under California Government Code section 6254(f), agencies must release certain arrest information. This includes name, date of birth, arrest date, charges, and bail. The Sheriff posts this data online to make it easy to access for Redlands residents and the public.
County Detention Facilities
Redlands does not run its own jail. All inmates go to San Bernardino County facilities. Central Detention Center is in San Bernardino at 630 East Rialto Avenue. Phone is (909) 387-3700. West Valley Detention Center is in Rancho Cucamonga at 9500 Etiwanda Avenue. Phone is (909) 350-2500. Both handle bookings from Redlands.
| Facility | Central Detention Center |
|---|---|
| Address | 630 East Rialto Avenue San Bernardino, CA 92415 |
| Phone | (909) 387-3700 |
| Operator | San Bernardino County Sheriff |
Inmates may also be housed at Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center. Housing assignments depend on classification, charges, and bed space. The online roster shows current location. Always confirm before visiting or sending mail to someone from Redlands.
Both Central and West Valley offer video visits and in-person visits. Rules vary. Check the Sheriff website or call for current schedules. You need valid ID to visit. Background checks may apply. Each facility has its own rules for phone calls and mail.
VINE Notification System
VINE sends free alerts about inmate status changes. It works in all California counties. Visit vinelink.dhs.gov or call 877-411-5588. Enter the inmate name or booking number. Choose phone, email, or text alerts. You get updates when an inmate is released, moved, or has a court date in Redlands cases.
Many victims and families use VINE to stay informed without calling the jail daily. Alerts come 24/7 in real time. You can register for multiple inmates at once. This is useful for tracking custody changes in Redlands cases.
Redlands Police Department
Redlands Police Department makes arrests within city limits. The station is at 1270 West Park Avenue. Call (909) 798-7681 for general info. For records, call (909) 798-7666. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The front desk closes on weekends and holidays.
You can request police reports and arrest records at the station. Some documents are public under California law. Others are restricted. Staff will tell you what is available. Jail and custody info comes from the Sheriff. The police can tell you if someone was arrested but not where they are held now.
Bail and Court Dates
Bail amounts for Redlands arrests follow the county bail schedule or are set by judges. You pay bail at the jail or use a bail bond company. Cash bail requires the full amount. Bonds cost about 10% and are non-refundable. Many use bonds to save money up front.
Release times depend on when bail is posted and how busy the jail is. Daytime releases are faster. Weekends take longer. Call the specific facility to ask about expected release times. Some charges do not allow bail. Others require a court hearing. The roster shows bail amounts when set.
After release, all court dates must be attended. Missing court leads to a warrant and re-arrest. The roster lists court dates for current inmates. Once out, you track your own schedule. Redlands cases go to San Bernardino Superior Court. The main courthouse is at 351 North Arrowhead Avenue in San Bernardino. Call (909) 708-8747 for case info.
Note: Some inmates are released on their own recognizance with no bail required.
Public Access to Booking Records
California law requires disclosure of certain arrest details. This includes name, age, booking date, charges, and bail. The Sheriff posts this info online for free. Anyone can search for Redlands inmates at any time. Juvenile records do not appear. Sealed cases are hidden.
Medical and mental health records stay confidential. Mugshots may not be online. For detailed records, you may need to file a public records request. Contact the Sheriff at (909) 387-3700 to learn the process. Some requests have copy fees. Staff will explain costs and timelines for Redlands booking records.
Legal Help in Redlands
The San Bernardino County Bar Association offers a referral service at (909) 885-1986. They connect you with local attorneys. The first meeting is often at a reduced rate. Public defenders are assigned to people who cannot afford private counsel. The court makes these appointments at arraignment.
Inland Counties Legal Services provides free help to low-income residents. Call (888) 245-4257 to see if you qualify. They assist with some criminal matters and provide referrals. California Rural Legal Assistance serves the area at (800) 337-0690. These groups help you understand your rights in Redlands.
Nearby Cities in the County
Redlands is one of many cities in San Bernardino County that use the same jail system. All bookings appear on the county roster. Inmates from different cities may be housed together. The search process is the same for everyone.
Other San Bernardino County cities include:
San Bernardino County Information
Redlands is in San Bernardino County. The County Sheriff runs all detention facilities and maintains the official roster. For more on county jails, phone numbers, and services, visit the full county page.