Umatilla County, OR Jail Roster

Lookup Inmates in Umatilla County, Oregon. Results May Include: Mugshot, Booking Information, Charges, Arresting Agency, Booking Date, Assigned Facility, Projected Release, SWIS ID, Name, Age, Gender, Race, Height, Weight, Hair, Eyes.

Umatilla County Oregon Sheriff Overview

Umatilla County is located in Northeast Oregon. It was created in 1862 from part of Wasco County and named after the Umatilla River. Pendleton serves as the county seat. The zip codes in Umatilla County are 97868, 97826, 97875, 97880, 97835, 97882, 97838, 97886, 99362, 97801, 97859, 97810, 97862, and 97813.
Sheriff Terry Rowan is the highest ranking law enforcement officer in Umatilla County. You can email him directly at [email protected]. Undersheriff Jim Littlefield is the Sheriff’s second-in-command. He is responsible for managing the daily operations of the department. You can reach him at 541-966-3600.

Umatilla County Sheriff’s Office:
Address: 4700 NW Pioneer Place, Pendleton, Or 97801
Phone: 541-966-3600, 541-966-3651

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Inmate Search in Umatilla County Jail

The Umatilla County Jail has a Weekly Arrest Report Online which contains information on all inmates currently housed in the facility. You can search the database by typing the inmate’s name in the box provided. Each inmate’s file shows the inmate’s complete name, booking photo, physical characteristics, age, booking date, arresting agency arrest date, arrest location, total bail, and charge information.

Umatilla County Jail Inmates

Umatilla County Warrants

If you have knowledge of the whereabouts of an individual on this page, please contact the Sheriff’s Office at 541-966-3651.

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

Inmate visitation at the Umatilla County Jail is held on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. Visits must be schedule a day before the desired visiting day. To schedule a visit, please call 541-966-3632.

Visiting hours are as follows:

Female inmate visits
10:00 am – 10:30 am
3:00 – 4:00 pm

Male inmate visits
7:30 – 8:00 am
8:30 – 9:30 am
1:00 – 1:30 pm
2:00 – 2:30 pm

Inmates must request an Inmate Request Form and list 4 names of individuals he/she wishes to visit with. Each inmate is allowed one 30-minute visit four times a week or two 1-hour visits with no more than one visit per day. No more than two adults, or one adult and two children may visit at one time.

Inmates may send and receive mail through the US Postal Service. All incoming mail will be opened and inspected for contraband.

Funds can be deposited into an inmate’s account through the web at pay.telmate.com or over the phone by calling 1-866-516-0115. Family and friends can also the Telmate deposit kiosk located in the jail lobby.

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

Sex offenders are individuals who have a conviction for a sexually oriented offense such as rape, sodomy, and prostitution. This type of offender is required by law to register his/her information with local law enforcement. In Oregon, the Sex Offender Unit of the State Police is responsible for maintaining the state sex offender registry. If you wish to locate sex offenders in Umatilla County, you can search the Oregon Sex Offender Inquiry System. Keep in mind that the law only allows certain sex offenders to be listed on the public website. These are individuals who have been designated as a Level 3 offender, predatory sex offender, or a sexually violent dangerous offender. If you wish to get the complete list of sex offenders in your neighborhood, you can contact the state police at 503-378-3725 Extension 4429.

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Bail and Bondsman

In Oregon, the court allows only 10% of the total bail amount to be paid in exchange for an accused individual’s release from jail while awaiting trial. This 10% is called security. It is used as collateral to make sure that the defendant will return to court as promised.

Bail will be set by the judge if he is opposed to letting a defendant out of jail on personal recognizance or conditional release. Bail amount will depend on the severity of the crime, the defendant’s criminal record, and his history of violence. This is why bail amount will differ for each case. For example, a $10,000 bail can be set for a drug possession charge but a sex offense may incur a $75,000 bail.

There are only four states in the US that have outlawed commercial bail bonding – Kentucky, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Oregon. In this case, Oregon’s justice department serves as the bail bond agency.