Yamhill County Jail, OR Inmate Roster

Yamhill County Jail is a medium-security correctional facility in McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon. Opened in 1920, this facility has a 68-bed capacity and boasts of about 2209 bookings each year from Yamhill County and surrounding municipalities and towns. The facility’s primary goal is to create a safe, secure, and humane jail for the jail staff, inmates, and the community. There are about 150 staff members at this jail.

The inmates at this facility range from low-level misdemeanor offenders to high-level violent crime offenders incarcerated for hard crimes such as murder, rape, and robbery. Security at Yamhill County Jail is beefed up due to the dangerous individuals housed in this facility. As such, the correctional officers are armed with maces and undergo serious training to deal with violence.

The jail has a fully equipped medical facility with two low-maintenance medical caretakers, three full-time attendants, and a low maintenance specialist who takes care of the inmate’s health needs.

Yamhill County Jail Roster

Yamhill County Jail presents information about all the offenders held at this facility to the general public. This information comes in handy to help an inmate’s loved ones contact them through mails, calls, and of course, visits. If you want to look up an inmate held at this facility, you have to find out where they are housed since the jail holds different types of offenders who are housed separately.

To access whatever information you need about any inmate at this facility, you just visit the jail’s official website. This site has a resourceful inmate roster with a list of all current inmates at the facility. You can then go ahead to conduct a name search on the list to trace your inmate of interest. Some of the details you will get from your search include their; charges, mugshots, booking date, bond, incarceration date, current housing block, among other details.

Yamhill County Jail Work Release Program

This facility offers a work-release program to relatively less dangerous offenders. The participants are housed in a separate dormitory-style housing unit that has a capacity of 50 inmates. The program’s participants live in this work release center but are let go each day for their regular jobs. This way, these inmates serve their sentences while still keeping their jobs to support their families or pay court-ordered restitution to the crime victims.

If an inmate meets the threshold for participating in this program, they are assigned to the local sheriff’s work crew who perfume community service projects across the county. Based on the work done, inmates can even get some time off their sentences.

Visitation rules and regulations

Yamhill County Jail encourages inmates to reach out to their loved ones for visits on prescribed days under an approved schedule. However, there are some strict rules that guide the visitation endeavor, and each party is expected to adhere to them religiously. Infringement of the set rules could lead to denial of visiting rights or even an indictment. The rules are clearly inscribed at the visitation venue.

Inmates at this facility receive visitors each day. For contact visits, the visitors are expected to be 30 minutes before the set visitation time, while for non-contact, you have to be onsite 15 minutes before time. This allows for prompt processing, which includes severe inspection.

Some of the visitation rules and regulations at Yamhill include:

• Each inmate is allowed to have five approved visitors on their visitation list.
• You have to be on an inmate’s visitation list to be allowed to visit them.
• Inmates on probation or parole need written permission from the assigned supervisor to receive visitors.
• Visiting days are accorded according to an inmate’s housing cellblock.
• Be at the facility 15 minutes before your non-contact visit and 30 minutes early for the contact visits. Being late may lead to the cancellation of your visit.
• Visitors must present valid government-issued identification such as a state-issued driver’s license, ID card, federal government-issued passport.
• No items are allowed at the visitation venue.
• Visitors should dress appropriately; inappropriately dressed visitors will be denied entry.
• Inmates can receive approved emergency visits.

The visitation schedule is:

• Monday to Friday: 7:30 am to 9:00 pm
• Saturday and Sunday: 7:30 am to 2:30 pm

Inmate Commissary

While inmates at Yamhill County Jail receive basic need provisions such as food, shelter, and health, they receive such in the lowest measures possible. Moreover, this is less than an inmate may need to get by. Consequently, the facility has a prison commissary canteen where inmates can access extra items that the jail cannot provide. However, to buy items at the canteen, inmates have to deposit funds into their commissary account since they are billed to these accounts. An inmate’s loved one can send funds into an inmate’s commissary account through the following ways:

Onsite kiosks at the jail lobby; if you can access the facility, there is a TouchPay Kiosk at the visitors’ lobby where you can deposit funds.

Through Phone; you can also send funds to an inmate this facility by engaging TouchPay at 1-866-232-1899. They have a 24/7 available operator ready to guide you accordingly.

Online; you can also send your funds online on TouchPay’s website.

All these avenues accept cash, debit, and credit cards. There are also some transaction fees that come with each way. Yamhill County Jail does not accept cashier’s checks or money orders.

Phone Privileges

Inmates held at this facility have phone privileges and can call their loved ones at prescribed times. The phones are fully operational at all times except when there is a lockdown, headcount, meal times, cleaning times, or in case of security issues. Inmate calls at this facility are recorded and monitored routinely for security reasons. The facility contracts GTL to provide call services at this jail. Three-way calls and inbound calls are not allowed, while jail staff members cannot take messages on behalf of the inmates. The calls are strictly collect calls, with receivers incurring the costs. Furthermore, an inmate’s loved one has to set up a GTL call account to receive their calls. You can create an account through their official website or engage them at 877-650-4249.

Yamhill County Prison Statistics

Yamhill County Jail Admissions By Race

Asian Jail Population	-
Native Jail Population	2
Black Jail Population	5
Latino Jail Population	9
White Jail Population	166

Yamhill County Jail Admissions

Total Jail Population	189
Male Jail Population	142
Female Jail Population	40
Total Jail Admissions	4,276

Yamhill County Pretrial Jail Population

Pretrial Jail Population	99
Male Pretrial Jail Population	106
Female Pretrial Jail Population	16

Yamhill County Jail Held Inmates

Jail Population Held for State Jail	14
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Jail	1
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Prison	2
Jail Population Held for ICE	-
Jail Population Held for State Prison	29
Jail Population Held for Federal Agencies	4

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