Clallam County Jail, WA Inmate Roster

The Clallam County Jail sits on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington. This jail opened in the year 1980, and has been operational ever since.  Over time, the original plans for the jail to only have space for 72 inmates expanded to add an inmate worker housing section and a chain gang. The jail’s design is reminiscent of what is known as a “pod” structure. Housing units center around the outdoor area in individual blocks. Inmates are given access to the yard in turns. The county’s name comes from the word Klallam, a Native American word used to describe strong tribes. The inmate roster includes individuals who have been convicted of crimes ranging from Murder I to possession-based. The compound itself is located in Port Angeles, Washington. The goal of the Clallam County Jail is to provide the community with a higher quality of life and security, while allowing inmates kept in the prison a path to rehabilitation.

County Sheriff

The sheriff of Clallam County is Bill Benedict. He started as a deputy in 1995, and has continued to serve the community since.  Sheriff Benedict attended the University of Michigan, where he graduated with a degree in liberal arts. From there, he attained a master’s degree in applied physics upon completion of his courses at the Naval Postgraduate School.

Sheriff Benedict has worked in various law enforcement capacities over the years, including undercover as a narcotics officer. In addition to his decorated law career, Benedict flew F-4 and F-14 jets for the US Navy. He retired from the military in the year 1994.

The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office is dedicated to the safety and security of its residents. They are devoted to protecting the constitutional rights of Clallam County residents while providing protection for their property and lives.

Undersheriff

Ron Cameron currently serves as the undersheriff of Clallam County. He is a native of Clallam County, attending Port Angeles High School and graduating in 1976.  Undersheriff Cameron started as a tribal officer in Neah Bay, where he reached sergeant rank. After this, he became a deputy for the county sheriff’s office for five years.

Chief Corrections Deputy

Serving as the Chief Corrections Deputy, Wendy Peterson has served Clallam County since 1984. In that time, she has been a respected judge, horse trainer, and corrections officer. Under Peterson, PREA standards have been upheld in Clallam County Jail, protecting the inmates. She helped make Clallam County Jail the first Accredited County Corrections Facility in the state of Washington.

Clallam County Jail Roster

You can find someone who has been arrested on the inmate roster of the Clallam County Jail website. If you have the full name of the prisoner you are looking for, you will be able to find them easier through the search function. Through the Clallam County Corrections Facility Inmate Locator, you can view the complete list of individuals who have been arrested and placed in jail. This function also gives you bail information and visiting hours for each prisoner.

The jail roster for Clallam County Jail reflects arrests and releases made within the last 24-hour period. You will also be able to find mugshots of people who have been arrested by entering their full legal name with the arrest date associated with that individual.

Visiting a Prisoner

If you are trying to visit someone incarcerated at the Clallam County Jail, you will need to follow the visiting hours of the jail. Visiting hours are Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday from 11:15 am to 7:15 pm. Always make sure that visitation has not been canceled for the day you plan to arrive by calling the jail at (360) 417-2268.

Bail

If you are looking for bail information about a prisoner, you can check their bail status on the Clallam County Jail website. This will display if the prisoner requires bail, and if so, how much. If your friend or family member is in jail, and you are trying to bail them out, you may use the services of a bondsman if the bail is not deemed as “cash bond only.” Bondsmen will often take about 10-15% of the bail amount as payment, and some may require collateral. The jail will not be able to accept a personal check, so use cash if you are bailing someone out of jail.

Clallam County Prison Statistics

Clallam County Prison Admissions

Latino Prison Admissions	-
Other Prison Admissions	-
Male Prison Admissions	-
Total Prison Admissions	77
Female Prison Admissions	-
White Prison Admissions	-
Native Prison Admissions	-
Black Prison Admissions	-
Asian Prison Admissions	-

Clallam County Jail Admissions By Race

Black Jail Population	2
Asian Jail Population	-
White Jail Population	105
Native Jail Population	11
Latino Jail Population	1

Clallam County Jail Admissions

Total Jail Admissions	3,650
Female Jail Population	25
Total Jail Population	128
Male Jail Population	96

Clallam County Pretrial Jail Population

Male Pretrial Jail Population	72
Pretrial Jail Population	96
Female Pretrial Jail Population	10

Clallam County Jail Held Inmates

Jail Population Held for Federal Agencies	12
Jail Population Held for ICE	-
Jail Population Held for State Jail	12
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Prison	3
Jail Population Held for State Prison	49
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Jail	1

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