Find Siskiyou County Inmates

Siskiyou County maintains a searchable jail roster through the Sheriff's Office in Yreka. The online system shows all current inmates held at the county detention facility. You can search by name or booking date at no charge. The roster updates as bookings happen and inmates are released. CitizenRIMS provides the platform for public access to these records. Each listing includes charges, bond amounts, booking dates, and housing information. VINE notification services work alongside the roster to alert registered users about custody status changes in Siskiyou County facilities.

Search Siskiyou County Jail Roster

The Siskiyou County jail roster is online at siskiyousheriff.citizenrims.com/incarcerated-people using the CitizenRIMS platform. This portal lets you see who is in custody right now. Type a last name to begin. You can narrow results with a first name if you know it.

Results show full names and ages. You see booking dates and charges. Bond amounts appear when bail has been set. The system also lists housing location within the facility. Some records include mugshots. Others do not have photos available. The roster updates throughout the day as new people are booked or released from custody.

CitizenRIMS works on phones and tablets. No account is needed. The search is free. You can check as often as you want.

Siskiyou County Sheriff Detention Facility

The main jail sits at 315 South Oregon Street in Yreka. Call the Sheriff's Office at 530-842-8157 for questions about inmates or jail policies. Staff can tell you if someone is in custody and when they might be released.

This facility holds people awaiting trial and those serving sentences up to one year. The jail has multiple housing units. Security levels vary based on charges and behavior. Women and men are housed separately.

Visitation happens on certain days and times each week. Call ahead to confirm the schedule before you drive to Yreka. Bring valid ID. Visitors must follow rules about clothing and personal items. Most belongings stay in the car. Lockers are available for keys and wallets.

The jail accepts bail payments during business hours. Cash, money orders, and cashier's checks work. Personal checks do not. Bail bondsmen can also post bond on behalf of inmates.

VINE Tracking for Siskiyou Inmates

Siskiyou County participates in the VINE program. This free tool tracks inmates and sends alerts when custody status changes. Call 877-411-5588 anytime to check if someone is in custody. The automated system asks for a name or booking number. It tells you if the person is currently held in Siskiyou County.

You can register online for alerts. Go to the VINE website and select California, then Siskiyou County. Enter the inmate's information. Pick how you want to receive notifications. Options include phone calls, emails, and text messages. VINE will contact you when the person is released, transferred, or has a court date scheduled.

Many victims and family members use VINE to stay informed without calling the jail repeatedly. The service is free and available 24 hours a day.

Booking at Siskiyou County Jail

When someone is arrested in Siskiyou County, they get taken to the jail in Yreka. Booking starts right away. Staff take fingerprints and a mugshot. They collect personal property and store it. A background check runs to find warrants or past arrests. This takes a few hours.

Bail gets set based on the charges and the county bail schedule. Some people post bail right away and go home. Others stay in custody until their court date. First court appearances happen within 48 hours of arrest. A judge reviews the case and may adjust bail at that time.

People who cannot afford bail remain in jail. Public defenders are available for those who qualify. Bond can be paid at the jail or through a bail bondsman. Once bail is posted, release usually happens within a few hours depending on how busy the jail is.

Inmate Services in Siskiyou County

Inmates can make phone calls from the Siskiyou County Jail. Third-party companies provide phone service. Rates are set by the county and the vendor. You may need to set up an account to receive calls. Some services let you prepay for calls.

Commissary sales happen weekly. Inmates can buy snacks, hygiene items, and writing supplies. Money goes into their account from family or friends. Deposits can be made online, by phone, or in person at the jail. Include the inmate's full name and booking number when you send money.

The jail accepts mail. Letters must follow rules about size and content. Do not send cash through the mail. Money orders are safer. Photos are allowed but some restrictions apply. Check with the jail for current mail rules.

Siskiyou County uses Securus and JailATM for some inmate services. Contact the Sheriff's Office to confirm which companies are currently in use.

Nearby Counties with Jail Rosters

Siskiyou County borders several other counties. Each has its own jail system and records:

• Modoc County Jail Roster - East of Siskiyou, call for information
• Shasta County Jail Roster - South of Siskiyou, online search in Redding
• Del Norte County Jail Roster - West of Siskiyou, uses CitizenRIMS

If someone was arrested near a county line, they may be held in a neighboring facility. Check multiple counties if you cannot find them in Siskiyou.