Washington inmate search
The State of Washington has 59 Jails across 39 counties which includes Pierce County, Lewis County, Grays Harbor County, Mason County, Thurston County and others.
Washington state, nicknamed “The Evergreen State,” is located in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. It’s known for its stunning scenery, including mountains, forests, and a picturesque coastline. Olympia, the capital city, offers a blend of government buildings, historical sites, and a vibrant arts scene.
- Capital City: Olympia
- Population: As of 2023, Washington’s population is estimated to be around 7.7 million.
- Correctional Facilities: The Washington State Department of Corrections (DOC) manages the state’s prison system, which consists of a network of facilities:
- Institutions: Washington operates 12 adult prisons throughout the state, housing male and female offenders with varying sentence lengths. Security levels range from minimum to maximum.
- Community Corrections Centers (CCCs): These facilities house lower-risk offenders serving shorter sentences or participating in rehabilitation programs.
- Work Release Centers: These facilities allow non-violent offenders to hold jobs while incarcerated.
- Correctional Camps: These minimum-security facilities house lower-risk offenders who participate in work programs.
- Community Corrections Programs: The DOC offers programs for offenders nearing release, including halfway houses and electronic monitoring.
- County Jails: These hold individuals awaiting trial or serving short sentences. Washington has 39 counties, with most operating their own jails.
- State Prison Population: As of 2022, Washington’s prison population was approximately 17,300 inmates. This translates to an incarceration rate of around 225 per 100,000 residents, which is lower than the national average.
- Probation Population: The exact number of individuals on probation in Washington fluctuates, but estimates suggest it’s likely several times higher than the prison population. As of 2022, it was likely in the range of over 70,000 on probation.
- Violent Crime Rate: Washington’s violent crime rate falls within the national average according to the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting data. However, crime rates can vary within the state, with urban areas generally having higher rates.
Washington State Inmate Search
- Adams County: Jail Roster & Booking Information
Opens in a new tab - Benton County: Inmate Search
Opens in a new tab - Clallam County: Inmate Listing
Opens in a new tab - Clark County: Inmate Search
Opens in a new tab - Columbia County: Inmate Search
Opens in a new tab - Cowlitz County: Corrections Department
In Custody List
Opens in a new tab - Franklin County: Inmate Search
Opens in a new tab - Grays Habor County: Inmate Roster
Opens in a new tab - Jefferson County: Inmate Search
Opens in a new tab - King County: Inmate Lookup
Opens in a new tab - Kitsap County: Inmate Search
Opens in a new tab - Kittitas County: Jail Tracker
Opens in a new tab - Lewis County: Jail Roster
Opens in a new tab - Mason County: In-custody Report
Opens in a new tab - Okanogan County: Jail Booking and Inmate Logs
Opens in a new tab - Pacific County: Inmate Search
Opens in a new tab - Pierce County: Jail Roster
Opens in a new tab - Skagit County: Jail Current Inmate
Opens in a new tab - Snohomish County: Inmate Search (includes Marysville and Lynnwood Municipal Jail)
Opens in a new tab - Spokane County: Inmate Roster
Opens in a new tab - Thurston County: List of Current In-mates
Opens in a new tab - Walla Walla County: Inmate Inquiry
Opens in a new tab - Whatcom County: Jail Roster
Opens in a new tab - Yakima County: Inmates Lookup
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Resources for Further Information:
The Washington State Department of Corrections website provides a public inmate search function. You can search for inmates by name or DOC identification number. The search may not include individuals held in local county jails.
Washington State Inmate Locator