Clatsop County Corrections Facility, OR Jail Roster

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Clatsop County Oregon Sheriff Overview

Clatsop County is located in the northwestern tip of Oregon. Astoria serves as the county seat. Clatsop County was formed in 1844 from portions of the Twality District. It was named after a tribe of Native Americans, the Clatsop tribe, who lived along the coast before the Europeans started settling in the area. The zip codes in Clatsop County are 97138, 97103, 97102, 97121, 97146, 97145, 97110, and 97131.
Tom Bergin is the Sheriff of Clatsop County. You can reach him at 503-325-8635 ext 2412 or via email at [email protected]. Chief Deputy Paul Williams is the Undersheriff of Clatsop County. He assists the Sheriff in managing the day-to-day operations of the entire department including overseeing budgets, creating programs, and implementing new policies. You can reach him at 503-325-8635 ext 2415 or through his email [email protected].

Clatsop County Sheriff’s Office:
Address: 1190 SE 19th, Warrenton, OR 97146
Phone: (503) 325-8635
Fax: (503) 325-8675

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Inmate Search in Clatsop County Jail

The Clatsop County Correctional Facilities releases a Weekly Arrest Report Online which lists information on offenders housed in the facility. If you wish to locate someone who is currently detained here, you can check the reports which is arranged according to date. Within the report, you’ll find information on an inmate including his complete name, booking #, count, charges, status, arrival date, and scheduled release date.

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Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

Inmate visitation at the Clatsop County Correctional Facility is held on Saturdays and Sundays. Visits are allowed three 30-minute visits each weekend. Visitors need to sign up for visits in half-hour increments and inform the deputy of the tota time they wish to visit. Sign up must be done at least 20 minutes before the desired time slot. The visiting sessions are as follows:

Session #1
(Must register by 8:40 a.m.)
Session begins: 9 a.m.
Session Ends: 11:30 a.m.

Session #2
(Must register by 1:40 p.m.)
Session begins: 2 p.m.
Session Ends: 4:30 p.m.

Session #3
(Must register by 7:40 p.m.)
Session begins: 8 p.m.
Session Ends: 9:30 p.m.

Inmates are responsible for filling out a visitor list which must include the names of 6 people whom they wish to visit at the jail. All visitors need to show photo identification prior to visiting. Only individuals 18 years of age and older are allowed to visit. Proper attire is required at all times. Cell phones and cameras are not allowed inside the visiting area. All visitors may be subject to search.

Mail sent to an inmate should be addressed:

Inmate Name
c/o Clatsop County Jail
636 Duane Street
Astoria, OR 97103

All incoming mail will be opened and inspected for contraband, monies and prohibited publications. Pictures should be no larger than 4×6 inches. Polaroid photos are not allowed.

Money sent to an inmate through the US Postal Service must be in the form of a money order (no Travelers Express Checks allowed) or a cashier’s check.

Family and friends can also fund an inmate’s account by using the self-service kiosk at the jail, depositing money over the phone (1-866-370-9574), or depositing money through the SmartDeposit website.

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

According to federal law, all sex offenders must be registered with the Oregon State Police. A sex offender is a person who has been convicted of a sex crime such as rape, sexual assault, and prostitution. However, only predatory and high risk sex offenders will be listed in the Sex Offender Inquiry System which is accessible to the public. If you wish to locate predatory sex offenders in your area, you can search the Oregon Predatory Sex Offe​n​der Inquiry System. Make sure to read the conditions of use before searching the system. Also, some entries may show information that is no longer accurate such as last known addresses.

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Bail and Bondsman

Oregon is one of only 4 states that have outlawed commercial bail bonding and bounty hunting. It makes use of its own Justice Department as a bail bond agency.

A person charged with a crime in this state may be allowed to be released on his own recognizance or on conditional release depending on the severity of his crime, criminal history, and connections with community. However, a judge may deem it fit that the accused post bail and set an amount based on the factors stated above. Because of this bail may vary. It could be $10,000 for a drug possession charge while a sex crime could get a $75,000 bail.

If bail has been set, some defendants will be allowed to post only a portion of the amount (10%) as collateral. This is called security. Bail and security are essentially the defendant’s way of backing up his promise to show up at his trial when it starts.