Orange County Central Women\'s Jail, CA Inmate Roster

Updated on: March 30, 2024

Visitation Hours

Sunday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Monday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Holiday Closed

Orange County Central Women\'s Jail Basic Information

Facility Name: Orange County Central Women\'s Jail
Facility Type: County Jail
Address: 550 North Flower Street, Santa Ana, CA, 92703
Phone: 714-834-5955, 714-834-4666
Capacity: 2664
City: Santa Ana
Postal Code: 92703
State: California
County: Orange County
Official Website: Website

Orange County Sheriffs Department - Airport Patrol

Sheriff: Don Barnes
Address: 18601 Airport Way, Santa Ana, California, 92707
Phone: 949-252-5000
Website: https://www.ocsd.org/

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Are you trying to reach someone in the Orange County Central Women’s Jail, Santa Ana, California? If so, you may have a lot of questions. Finding an inmate isn’t always easy, but when you look in the right place, you’ll be able to do an inmate search and find the roster and records in no time.

The Orange County Central Women’s Jail in Texas houses hundreds of inmates in their facility. Because it’s a county jail, it works a lot different than a state prison. County jail houses inmates that haven’t been given their full sentence yet.

In order to find more information on an inmate in Orange County Central Women’s Jail, keep reading. In no time, you’ll be able to locate an inmate, add money to their accounts, and send mail back and forth. Let’s start with understanding the inmate trust fund.

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Understanding the Inmate Trust Fund

When an inmate is put into the system of the Orange County Central Women\'s Jail, they’re given an inmate trust fund. This is also known as an inmate bank. This bank is where money of each individual in the jail is housed.

How do I send an inmate money?

If you want to send an inmate money you can do so by entering the jail and using the lobby located at 550 North Flower Street, Santa Ana, CA, 92703.
Money can also be sent through Western Union. If you’re going to send money through Western Union, you need their Inmates Number, SPN Number, and the Code Number.

Understanding How to Talk to an Inmate

Another confusing part of having an inmate in the Orange County Central Women\'s Jail is how you can talk to an inmate. Inmates who are in this system are not allowed to get phone calls. Inmates are allowed to place collect calls.

How do I talk to an inmate?

Advance Pay accounts are what the inmates have to be able to make phone calls. Every time an inmate makes a phone call, the cost is deducted from their account.
You can have a phone call blocked and some phone numbers may be restricted.
If you have any problems call Securus at 1-800-844-6591

Orange County Central Women\'s Jail Visitation 101

An important part of visiting in the Orange County Central Women\'s Jail is following the rules. The Orange County Central Women\'s Jail actually has a visitation schedule, so make sure you’re following that to set up visitations.

Please understand that visitations are a privilege and not a right. Visitations can be denied at any point. For example, if you break any of the rules, visitations will be denied. Visitations can also be suspended. Here are a few other rules to pay attention to:

Inmates can only have a 20-minute visit per day
2 adults and 2 children can visit an inmate at a time
Attorneys can visit an inmate at any time
If a visitor is 17 years or older, they must have a valid identification card

Understanding How an Inmate Can Get Mail

Keep in mind that the inmate you’re trying to send mail to is under certain restrictions by the Orange County Central Women\'s Jail. They’re not free to get mail as they would at a residence where they live.

An inmate mail has to include certain information. The information must include:

Sender’s full name
Sender’s full address
Inmate’s SPN
Inmate’s full name
Inmate’s housing facility
Inmate’s cell block number
Books must come directly from the publisher

Items that cannot be put in the mail are quite large. While you can see the full list here, check out this smaller condensed list.

Greeting cards
Envelopes
Pens
Obscene pictures (Pictures depicting FULL or PARTIAL nudity)
Pencils
Perfumed letters

If any of these rules are violated, you won’t be able to send any more mail to Orange County Central Women\'s Jail. Make sure you pay attention to the rules of regulations of sending mail.

Finding an Inmate in the Orange County Central Women\'s Jail

Before you can talk to an inmate or send them mail, you may be wondering how you can find them in the system.

Go here to locate the system. In order to use the Orange County Central Women\'s Jail inmate finder properly, you will need to know certain information about the inmate.

You will need last name, first name, and their birthdate. The Orange County Central Women\'s Jail works extra hard to make sure all information is accurate.

Keep this in mind as you’re looking for an inmate. Searching through the records can be confusing at first, but you’ll get it in no time.

Orange County Central Women\'s Jail Commissary

Although every inmate in the Orange County Central Women\'s Jail has the basics when they enter the county prison system, they may want to purchase extras.

This is where the commissary comes in. Inmates can purchase extra items in the commissary. They may be able to pick out items like:

Pencils
Paper
Envelopes
Stamps

The Orange County Central Women\'s Jail has a multitude of services to serve inmates. Some of the inmate services range from sending mail to them talking on the phone. If you know someone in the Orange County Central Women\'s Jail, make sure you do the search first and then you can send mail, make phone calls, and so much more!

Orange County Prison Statistics

Orange County Prison Admissions

Asian Prison Admissions	63
Native Prison Admissions	7
Total Prison Admissions	1,729
Other Prison Admissions	68
White Prison Admissions	563
Latino Prison Admissions	891
Black Prison Admissions	137
Male Prison Admissions	1,606
Female Prison Admissions	123

Orange County Prison Population

Male Prison Population	6,340
Female Prison Population	264
Total Prison Population	6,604

Orange County Prison Population By Race

Asian Prison Population	162
Latino Prison Population	3,660
White Prison Population	1,681
Other Prison Population	402
Black Prison Population	668
Native Prison Population	23

Orange County Jail Admissions By Race

Native Jail Population	49
Asian Jail Population	155
Latino Jail Population	3,395
Black Jail Population	430
White Jail Population	1,750

Orange County Jail Admissions

Female Jail Population	769
Total Jail Admissions	59,381
Total Jail Population	6,082
Male Jail Population	5,237

Orange County Pretrial Jail Population

Female Pretrial Jail Population	321
Male Pretrial Jail Population	2,688
Pretrial Jail Population	3,286

Orange County Jail Held Inmates

Jail Population Held for State Prison	60
Jail Population Held for Federal Agencies	1,035
Jail Population Held for State Jail	5
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Prison	-
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Jail	-
Jail Population Held for ICE	904

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