San Bernardino County West Valley Detention Center, CA Inmate Roster

The West Valley Detention Center was opened in 1991 and is one of the biggest area prisons in the Territory of California. With a bed limit of 3,347, the facility finishes 50,000 to 60,000 appointments and deliveries every year. The office gives clinical, dental, and psychological well-being administrations and encourages love administrations to different divisions. The facility additionally gives a full scope of prisoner guidance programs in the fields of culinary expressions, clothing administrations, and scene upkeep.

More than 600 individuals work at the facility a large number of which are nonmilitary personnel representatives. Upkeep groups, clinical experts, culinary staff, and an assortment of help positions fill in as a group to achieve our main goal. We consistently endeavor to give a climate that guarantees the ideal wellbeing and security of the representatives and prisoners, just as the encompassing local area. We have faith in keeping up an open trust while giving solid, compelling law authorization administrations.

Phone Calls

Phone calls are a privilege here in the West Valley Detention Center. Offenders do not have a right to use the telephone.

Telephone use is from 7 am to 11 pm every day. Offenders are expected to have money on their telephone account to use this feature.

If offenders do not have money in their telephone account or commissary account; they will not be allowed to use the telephones to call home. It is crucial to give them money so they can call home.

What Can You Send in the Mail?

Detainees are allowed to send and get limitless letters every day to keep up interchanges with their lawful delegates, families, companions, business partners, and government specialists. The two classifications of mail are standard and lawful correspondence. All mail should have the accompanying data, or it will be dismissed by the prison:

• Incorporate the name of the sender, return address, prisoner’s name, booking number, and the office address imprinted outwardly of a plain envelope.
• Just mail that is on plain paper, postcards, lined paper that are not like cardstock might be acknowledged. Coming up next is restricted:
• Clear paper, clear envelopes or stamps
• Cardstock paper, welcoming cards, development paper, or manila envelopes
• Scent, powder, or cologne on the mail
• Kiss impacts on the correspondence
• Stained or amazingly grimy letters
• More than10 photos
• Anything group related
• Naked or halfway bare photographs or drawings
• Whiteout, white-out tape, pastels, paint, markers, stick, tape, sparkle, stickers, or names
• Metal or plastic
• Gum or any food things
• All magazines, papers, periodicals, and books should come straightforwardly from the distributor or book shop or begin from an unquestionable and respectable web/mail request organization or book shop using their web or mail request offices. Any perusing material that would upset office peacefulness, which incorporates brutality toward staff and different prisoners and any explicitly unequivocal substance, is disallowed.
• All magazines, newspapers, periodicals, and books must come directly from the publisher or bookstore or originate from a verifiable and reputable internet/mail-order company or bookstore via their internet or mail order facilities.

Visiting

Each prison has extraordinary visiting hours and guest necessities. It is needed to have the prisoner booking number before you plan your visit. Detainees approach use phones to settle on lawful and individual decisions while at the facility. These general principles apply to all San Bernardino Region prison facilities. All Guests will:

Show up 30 minutes before their arrangement.

Give a substantial photograph distinguishing proof card (driver’s permit, office i.d., visa).

Be dependent upon a hunt of their things and vehicles.

Not have any weapons, phones, sound, video, or photograph recording gadgets.

Not bring into the office tobacco or unlawful medications.

Keep up steady oversight of any minors.

Dress properly.

Money

Cash can be stored in detainees’ records to buy their commissary orders. Store booths are in the hall at every one of four area prisons.

Stores can be made face to face, day in and day out.

The booth machines just acknowledge money, credit, or charge cards. Individual checks or cash orders are not acknowledged.

Upon discharge, detainees will get their record balance in real money or check.

West Valley Inmate Search

To view all current inmate mugshots in the West Valley Detention Center you must use this inmate list. This inmate list is updated a few times a day. The inmate list will display everyone who is currently in the facility.

However, if you are looking for the official booking report, please get in touch with the sheriff’s office. They will be able to process your request for you for a small fee.

San Bernardino County Prison Statistics

San Bernardino County Prison Admissions

Asian Prison Admissions	13
Native Prison Admissions	11
Total Prison Admissions	2,891
Other Prison Admissions	116
White Prison Admissions	697
Latino Prison Admissions	1,333
Black Prison Admissions	721
Male Prison Admissions	2,705
Female Prison Admissions	186

San Bernardino County Prison Population

Male Prison Population	7,921
Female Prison Population	383
Total Prison Population	8,304

San Bernardino County Prison Population By Race

Asian Prison Population	35
Latino Prison Population	3,544
White Prison Population	1,942
Other Prison Population	356
Black Prison Population	2,383
Native Prison Population	37

San Bernardino County Jail Admissions By Race

Native Jail Population	59
Asian Jail Population	-
Latino Jail Population	2,579
Black Jail Population	1,231
White Jail Population	1,875

San Bernardino County Jail Admissions

Female Jail Population	770
Total Jail Admissions	74,199
Total Jail Population	6,944
Male Jail Population	5,091

San Bernardino County Pretrial Jail Population

Female Pretrial Jail Population	626
Male Pretrial Jail Population	3,974
Pretrial Jail Population	3,386

San Bernardino County Jail Held Inmates

Jail Population Held for State Prison	155
Jail Population Held for Federal Agencies	176
Jail Population Held for State Jail	-
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Prison	-
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Jail	-
Jail Population Held for ICE	-

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