Orange County Juvenile Hall, CA Inmate Roster

Updated on: April 2, 2024

Visitation Hours

Sunday 7:30 Am to 2:30 PM
Monday 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Tuesday 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Wednesday 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Thursday 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Friday 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Saturday 7:30 Am to 2:30 PM
Holiday Closed

Orange County Juvenile Hall Basic Information

Facility Name: Orange County Juvenile Hall
Facility Type: County Jail
Address: 331 The City Drive South, Orange, CA, 92868
Phone: 714-935-6660
Capacity: 434
Security Level: Medium
City: Orange
Postal Code: 92868
State: California
County: Orange County

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/

Orange County Juvenile Hall offender search: Issuing Auth, Description, Charges, Mugshots, Bond, Court, Arrest Date, Arrests, Projected Release Date, Booking Date, Jail Roster, Projected Release Date, Release Date, Who's in jail, Bookings.

If you find out a friend or loved one has been arrested, the first thing you want to find out is where they are at. Those who are arrested in Orange County in California are usually taken to Orange County Juvenile Hall.

However, not knowing the details of the arrest can make it difficult to know for sure. This guide will help you to navigate the online database to ensure a friend or loved one is at Orange County Juvenile Hall, give you information about the jail, and help you stay in contact with an inmate.

About the Orange County Juvenile Hall

The law in California mandates that each county have a sheriff. The Sheriff is an elected officer by the people. He is elected for a 4-year term.

The sheriff is in charge of an operates the Orange County Juvenile Hall. The jail houses all pre-trial persons above the age of 17 that are arrested in Orange County. The sheriff takes pride in maintaining the health, safety, and welfare of all those in custody in accordance with court established guidelines. He is also responsible for preventing inmate escapes from custody.

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How to Search for an Inmate

The first step in getting through this trying situation is locating the person you are looking for. You can find out if an inmate is at the Orange County Juvenile Hall in California through their online database.

To do an inmate search, visit the Orange County Sheriff homepage. Click on inmate lookup. You can then type in the last name to do a jail search for the inmate.

Once you find the person you are searching for, you can click on their name to find more information about their arrest and booking. You will want to write down their ID number, booking number, and address from the search. This information will be used to do other things such as visiting an inmate, writing an inmate, or sending money to an inmate.

Getting Someone Out of Jail

Because everyone is innocent until proven guilty, those who are arrested are usually able to be bailed or bonded out of jail.

If you wish to bail your friend or loved one out of Orange County Juvenile Hall, you will want to get a bondsman. Most bails are set at higher amounts than you typically have lying around. A jail bondsman will pay the bail on your behalf and you only pay them around 10% of the bail.

For example, if a bail is set at $5,000 you will pay a bondsman $500 to get someone bonded out of jail. If you want to bond an inmate out, you will want to contact authorized, professional bonding companies.

How to Stay in Contact with an Inmate

If you are unable to bail an inmate out, or they are serving their time in the Orange County Juvenile Hall, staying in contact with them is one way to support them through their rehabilitation. Here are the ways you can stay in contact with an inmate:

Talk on the phone: Each housing unit has a coinless payphone in which inmates can place collect calls to friends and family members. There are also phones that can be used without cost if inmates need to talk to legal personnel.

Visit an inmate: To visit an inmate at the Orange County Juvenile Hall, you must be on the approved visitor list. You will need to register online at SecurusTech to schedule a visit. Keep the following in mind when scheduling a visit:

You are only allowed 1 visit per week.
All visits are by appointment only.
You must schedule a visit 24 hours in advance.
Remote visitation (visit at home via internet) is available for a fee.
Visits are daily from 8am-11:45 am and 4pm-9:50pm.
Inmates in maximum security or mental facilities cannot have visits.

Send mail to an inmate: Inmates look forward to getting letters, postcards, and care packages in the mail. This is a great way to show your support and stay in contact with an inmate. Here is an example of how you should address your postcard:

Inmates full name

Inmates cell location and SPN number

Orange County Juvenile Hall

331 The City Drive South, Orange, CA, 92868

At the Orange County Juvenile Hall, only postcards are accepted via mail. All others will be returned to the sender. All messages must be written in blue or black ink. Any altered postcard will not be accepted.

How to Send Money to an Inmate

Inmates in the Orange County Juvenile Hall are allowed to purchase additional items such as food, personal items, and games from a store located within the jail called commissary. In order for them to purchase these items, inmates must have money on their personal accounts. If you would like to add money to an inmate’s account, you can do so in the following three ways:

Make a direct deposit using cash or a card at a kiosk. Kiosks are located in the Orange County Juvenile Hall’s lobby and visitation center lobby.
Use TouchPay service to make a deposit. You can make a deposit online, or you can call 866-232-1899.
Send a money order to the Orange County Juvenile Hall. You can only use western union or U.S. Postal money orders. When sending money orders to the jail, the envelope must be marked Inmate accounting. You cannot put any additional contents in the envelope.

It is important to keep in mind all rules, regulations, and procedures need to be followed. These things are put in place to keep inmates, visitors, staff, and the community safe.

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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