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Tillamook County Corrections Facility Overview

Tillamook County Corrections Facility, also identified in county material as Tillamook County Corrections, is operated by the Tillamook County Sheriff's Office under Sheriff Joshua R. Brown. The jail is on the same Long Prairie Road justice-center campus as the sheriff's public counter, and the official Corrections Facility page routes users to the county Inmate List, booking process, bail posting page, jail records request, AIC phones, AIC mail, and VISOR information. This is the facility that matters for adults recently booked in Tillamook County.

The jail population includes adults in custody booked by local agencies, pretrial detainees, people serving local sentences, probation or parole holds, bench warrants, and people held pending court action or transfer. It is not the lookup system for sentenced Oregon Department of Corrections adults assigned to South Fork Forest Camp, and it is not the Oregon Youth Authority route for youth held at Tillamook Youth Correctional Facility. When the question is a recent local arrest, a jail booking report, or local bail, start here.

Tillamook County Corrections Facility Capacity and Population

Population figures for the county jail should be read carefully because the sources measure different things. The official county inmate list showed 34 individuals when inspected on June 25, 2026. A TCSO public roll-call article reported a 96-bed facility, while Vera's county dataset listed a 2019 rated capacity of 66 and a 2019 jail population of 71. The current physical bed count should be confirmed with the sheriff's office before it is treated as a final operational number.

Vera's older trend data also shows why a single number can mislead. Its 2019 row counted 46 pretrial and 25 sentenced people in the Tillamook County jail population, while later rows showed lower total jail populations. The research did not locate an official local explanation for those changes, so the safest use is as historical context rather than a statement about today's headcount.

How to Look Up an Inmate at Tillamook County Corrections Facility

The correct public lookup for this county jail is the official Tillamook County Inmate List. It is a county CivicPlus roster, not a separate vendor-hosted search database. The list shows name, bail, book date, charge, and release date. It does not display mugshots, housing unit, booking number, date of birth, or a full court docket. If the roster is unclear, call the jail/bail information line before relying on a bail field or assuming someone has been released.

1. Open the county inmate list and scan the current AIC rows.
2. Use the Name column or browser find to locate a last name, since no roster-specific search box was documented.
3. Check book date, charge text, bail, and release date, noting that blank fields can mean the roster does not answer that point.
4. Call 503-842-3422 for jail or bail confirmation, or use the jail records request process for booking-record copies.

Use Oregon VISOR as a custody-status and notification supplement, especially if the person may have moved from jail custody to another Oregon custody or supervision setting. Use Oregon Offender Search for sentenced DOC prison custody. No official Tillamook County Sheriff roster or warrant mobile app was verified, so the county website, jail phone line, jail records request, VISOR, and DOC locator remain the documented access chain.

Tillamook County Corrections Facility Address and Contact

The jail is reached through the sheriff and corrections campus on Long Prairie Road. The sheriff's directions tell visitors coming from Tillamook to travel south on Highway 101, turn east on Long Prairie Road at the overhead flashing yellow light, continue to the sheriff's driveway at Schneidecker Lane, park in front, and enter near the flag pole. After-hours bail instructions also reference the call box outside the front lobby door by that flag pole.

Visiting Someone at Tillamook County Corrections Facility

Tillamook County jail visitation is scheduled through InmateSales or by phone. The current corrections page says visits can begin after the person has been booked for 72 hours, and each AIC must complete a new visitation card for every booking. Adult visitors must show government or state-issued photo identification every time. A parent or legal guardian bringing a minor child must bring the original certified birth certificate or certified guardianship court documentation every visit.

Do not call the jail for court docket questions. The corrections page directs court-calendar questions to the Circuit Court calendar and the Tillamook Circuit Court. Before traveling, confirm the current visiting status, dress expectations, identification requirements, and any lobby limits with the facility or the InmateSales scheduling channel.

Mail, Phone, and Money at Tillamook County Corrections Facility

The jail's mail and communication rules are more specific than many roster pages suggest. AIC writing paper, pencils, erasers, and stamped envelopes must be purchased through commissary, although indigent AICs may order weekly writing packs that include basic writing materials and three stamped envelopes. If an AIC has debt and receives money, the local rules say half is applied to debt and half remains available for purchases.

Book parcels cannot include unauthorized extras. Books must be no larger than 9 by 12, cannot have plastic or metal bindings, and become jail property if accepted. Periodicals and magazine subscriptions must come through the publisher. The county AIC phones page also advertises the InmateSales iOS and Android apps for funding communication services, but those apps are not an official sheriff inmate-search app.

Booking and Intake at Tillamook County Corrections Facility

Booking at the county jail starts with custody intake rather than court-case filing. Research from the county booking process says AICs receive a bed roll, hygiene kit, and optional writing pack, then are classified only after they are medically cleared and sober. Objective classification considers current charges, prior charges, sentence or prison-bound status, other-agency holds, jail or prison discipline history, and community ties. That classification process helps determine housing and custody management within the facility.

Bail is a separate practical step. Oregon does not use commercial bail bondsmen in the way many states do. The county bail page says many cases can be posted at 10 percent of the bail amount, but some require full bail, have no bail, or are blocked by holds or warrants. The front lobby accepts bail 24 hours a day, including through the after-hours call box, but people should call 503-842-3422 first to confirm the exact amount and whether the payment can produce release.

About Tillamook County Corrections Facility

Tillamook County Corrections Facility is part of the sheriff's broader public-safety operation. The sheriff's office describes countywide responsibilities that include operating the jail, civil process, courthouse security, community corrections, search and rescue, and support for municipal police departments. Sheriff Joshua R. Brown's published sheriff-association biography says his TCSO career began as a corrections deputy at the Tillamook County Jail in 2005, which gives the jail a direct connection to current sheriff leadership.

The facility's public details are strongest for custody lookup, bail, visitation, mail, and records access. The corrections page identifies Lieutenant Fernando Silveira with the facility and links the practical jail pages a family member needs after an arrest. Local program details are thinner, but the available material documents writing supplies, volunteer and chaplain-related links, classification rules, and communication services through InmateSales.