Tillamook Youth Correctional Facility Overview
Tillamook Youth Correctional Facility is operated by the Oregon Youth Authority. It is a secure youth correctional facility, not a county jail, not a city lockup, and not an Oregon Department of Corrections adult prison. The facility belongs in a Tillamook County facility map because it is physically located in the county, but adult inmate-search instructions should not be copied onto this page.
OYA custody is built around youth corrections, close custody, education, family resources, living units, services for youth, property or package rules, volunteer options, and case coordination. When someone is trying to locate or contact a youth, the research points to OYA family-contact channels rather than the Tillamook County inmate list. If the question concerns an adult recent arrest, the correct facility is Tillamook County Corrections Facility. If the question concerns a sentenced adult prison placement, the correct system is Oregon DOC.
Tillamook Youth Correctional Facility Capacity and Population
The OYA facility page says Tillamook Youth Correctional Facility houses up to 32 youth. OYA January 2026 Quick Facts also lists Tillamook at 32 close-custody beds. That figure describes youth correctional capacity, not a county jail rated capacity and not an adult inmate population count. It should not be merged with Tillamook County jail roster numbers or South Fork Forest Camp DOC counts.
OYA's January 2026 statewide figures listed 828 total youth, with 358 in close custody and 470 in the community. Those statewide numbers help show that Tillamook is one part of a larger OYA system. They do not mean the facility publishes an adult-style public roster, booking photo list, bail table, or jail release-date column.
How to Check Custody at Tillamook Youth Correctional Facility
There is no research-supported adult inmate roster for Tillamook Youth Correctional Facility. The Tillamook County inmate list is for adults in county jail custody, and Oregon Offender Search is for sentenced adult DOC custody. OYA youth information has different privacy, family, case-management, and public-access boundaries. A family member who needs to discuss a youth should begin with OYA's facility page and the youth's living unit manager or case coordinator when appropriate.
- Confirm that the person is a youth in OYA custody, not an adult in county jail or DOC custody.
- Use the official OYA Tillamook facility page to find the facility's contact and family-resource routes.
- Contact the living unit manager or case coordinator when OYA identifies that as the proper family route.
- Use adult jail or DOC searches only if the person is actually in adult county or adult state custody.
For adult custody confusion, search the Tillamook County Inmate List for recent county jail custody, Oregon Offender Search for sentenced adult prison custody, and Oregon VISOR for custody or supervision search and notification. Those adult systems are useful comparison points, but they are not substitutes for OYA family-contact rules.
The adult county-jail route is operated through the Tillamook County Sheriff's Office under Sheriff Joshua R. Brown, with facility procedures on the sheriff's Corrections Facility page. Those county sources help explain what this OYA page is not: it is not a county adult jail roster, bail, or booking-photo workflow.
Tillamook Youth Correctional Facility Address and Contact
OYA publishes the facility address, general phone, fax, business hours, and superintendent on its Tillamook facility page. The research identifies Fabian Casarez as superintendent and provides an OYA email address. Because youth-custody communication can depend on family status, case role, and living unit assignment, people should use the official OYA route rather than trying to get youth information from the county jail.
Tillamook Youth Correctional Facility
6700 Officer Row
Tillamook, OR 97141-8903
503-842-2565
Fax: 503-842-4918
Business hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Superintendent: Fabian Casarez
Visiting Someone at Tillamook Youth Correctional Facility
Tillamook Youth Correctional Facility follows OYA youth visiting and contact rules. The OYA page links visiting information and family resources rather than the county jail's InmateSales scheduling path. A family member should review OYA's current visiting information, confirm approval requirements, and coordinate through OYA staff before travel. The research specifically points families to the living unit manager or case coordinator when they need to talk about a youth.
| Topic | OYA Route | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Visiting | Use OYA visiting information from the facility page. | Youth facility |
| Family questions | Contact the living unit manager or case coordinator when appropriate. | Case support |
| Property/packages | Follow OYA youth property and package links. | OYA rules |
| Education/services | Use OYA facility links for services for youth and education. | Program support |
| Adult roster | Not used for this facility. | Wrong system |
The county jail rules for adult visitor cards, adult jail waiting periods, bail confirmation, and InmateSales video visits should not be applied to this OYA facility. Youth correctional visiting is a separate process with its own approval, family, and case-management expectations.
Mail, Phone, and Money at Tillamook Youth Correctional Facility
OYA's Tillamook page links "contact youth," youth property and packages, and add-money resources. Those are the proper starting points for communication and funds. The research does not support using the Tillamook County jail's InmateSales kiosk, Chirping, Tablet funding, book shipment restrictions, or debt allocation rules for OYA youth. Families should rely on OYA's published facility resources and any instructions from the living unit manager or case coordinator.
| Service | Provider / Detail |
|---|---|
| Contact youth | Use OYA contact-youth information and facility staff direction. |
| Family coordination | Living unit manager or case coordinator is the documented route for youth-specific questions. |
| Property/packages | Follow OYA youth property and package rules. |
| Add money | Use OYA add-money resources, not the county jail kiosk. |
Because youth records and youth contact can involve privacy and family-status boundaries, a caller should be prepared for OYA to verify relationship, case role, or authorized contact status. That limitation is not a denial of the facility's existence; it reflects that OYA youth custody is not published like an adult county booking roster.
Intake and Youth Custody at Tillamook Youth Correctional Facility
Intake at an OYA secure facility is not the same as an adult jail booking after a street arrest. The adult county jail's booking process covers bed roll, hygiene kit, medical and sobriety clearance, and objective jail classification for adults. OYA close custody is a youth correctional placement with living units, education, services, family resources, and case coordination. The facility page should therefore be read as an OYA custody guide, not a bail or booking-charge guide.
OYA Quick Facts describe the agency's purpose as protecting the public and reducing crime by holding youth accountable and providing opportunities for reformation in safe environments. That language supports a different facility emphasis than an adult roster page. Instead of bail fields, adult charges, or release-date columns, the practical questions are how approved family contact works, who the case coordinator is, what property rules apply, and what OYA services are available.
About Tillamook Youth Correctional Facility
Tillamook Youth Correctional Facility adds a third custody category to Tillamook County's detention landscape. The county has an adult sheriff-operated jail for recent local custody, a DOC work camp for selected sentenced adult prisoners, and this OYA secure youth facility. Keeping those categories separate prevents common search mistakes, especially when a family member looks for a name in the county inmate list and assumes absence means no custody anywhere.
The OYA facility page links resources for visiting, contacting youth, youth property and packages, adding money, living units, education, services for youth, resources for families, volunteer or donate information, and career fairs. Those links show the facility's operational focus: youth custody, family contact, education, and reformation-related services. The page does not support an adult mugshot, bail, county booking number, or public county roster workflow.
Note: Confirm youth contact, visiting approval, and property rules with OYA before traveling or sending anything to the facility.