Search Solano County Inmate Records

Solano County Jail Roster Search

The Solano County Sheriff in-custody search opens with a disclaimer. Sheriff-Coroner Brad DeWall's office provides the locator for public safety and access to selected offender information, but it is not an official record. The warning matters. The roster may have errors or omissions, may omit some inmates, and may not reflect a person's true name, age, inmate number, current location, or admitted date. A searcher must agree to that notice before using the public form.

The direct search form is at the Solano County inmate list. It covers current Solano County jail custody at the Justice Center Detention Facility, Claybank Detention Facility, and Stanton Correctional Facility. Result-list facility codes identify those buildings as 01-JCDF, 02-CDF, and 03-SCF. The roster is not the right system for sentenced CDCR prisoners at California Medical Facility or California State Prison, Solano, and it is not a federal or ICE detainee locator.

The official entry page below shows the county's own caution before a user reaches the roster. The Solano County Sheriff's in-custody disclaimer is the reason each search should be checked against more than a name match.

The disclaimer sets the tone for the rest of the Solano County inmate records process: use the roster first, then verify key facts with the jail, Records/Warrants Bureau, court, or the agency that maintains the record.

Use the Solano County Jail Roster

The roster uses one visible search box, not separate first-name, last-name, booking-number, or date fields. The form instruction says to enter at least the first three letters of the inmate's first or last name. It accepts alphabetic characters only. If the spelling is uncertain, Search All can show the full public in-custody list, which can then be sorted by facility, inmate number, inmate name, date of birth, or projected release date.

1. Open the sheriff disclaimer page and select I Agree, or go to the direct inmate-list form if the search page is already available.
2. Enter at least three letters from the first or last name. Do not use numbers, punctuation, a date of birth, or a booking number in that field.
3. Click Search, or use Search All when spelling is not reliable. Review the facility code before opening a profile.
4. Click the linked inmate name. Confirm name, inmate number, date of birth, physical description, facility, projected release date, and booking lines.
5. Use commissary, video visitation, VINE, and TouchPay links only after the person has been confirmed by more than one field.

The sheriff's search form is shown in the captured source below. The official Solano County in-custody search form is narrow by design, so common third-party claims about booking-number search should not be treated as local instructions.

That form works best when a searcher has a name and then checks the opened profile against physical stats, facility, court date, and booking details.

Solano County Roster Fields

The public form is simple, but the result table gives useful sort options. A blank projected release date is common for unsentenced people because a local booking may still be waiting on court action. Facility sorting is useful when a family needs to know whether to look at Justice Center, Claybank, or Stanton visiting and mail rules.

Note: The Solano County jail roster does not publish a refresh rate on the search form, while the separate booking-log page says booking data refreshes at midnight.

Solano County Inmate Profile Details

A Solano County inmate profile expands the result-list entry into booking and charge detail. The profile can show a booking-photo slot, but the inspected sample showed a photo-unavailable placeholder. It also showed links for Buy Commissary, Video Visitation, VINE registration, and TouchPay. A profile may contain several booking lines, so the total bail field is not enough by itself. One no-bail line can keep a person in custody even when another line lists a dollar amount.

Solano County Jail Record Channels

The full access chain is broader than one web form. For current custody, start with the sheriff roster. For a seven-day arrest view, use the Solano County jail booking logs, which describe public booking data for people arrested and booked during the last seven days and say data is refreshed at midnight. For older, missing, or more formal jail records, the sheriff's Records/Warrants Bureau lists Booking Summary, incarceration dates, reports, clearance letters, and Booking Photo as request types.

For release notification, Solano County points to VINE. The local instructions tell users to choose California, then CA_MULTICO, select County as the facility, choose Solano County, and search by last name with optional first name, date of birth, or age range. VINE is free and anonymous, and its phone line is 1-877-331-8463. No official Solano County Sheriff mobile app was found in the official research, so the site and VINE channels are the documented public tools.

Solano County Booking Record Path

A Solano County jail record usually begins after a law-enforcement agency makes an arrest and the person is taken to a county jail facility. Booking creates the inmate number and booking number. The public record can then show identity fields, the current facility, arresting agency, arrest location, booking type, bail, charge rows, next court date, and court location. Medical screening, classification, housing, property, and detailed phone setup rules may happen inside the jail process, but the public profile does not show all of those internal fields.

The jail roster can show an early court date before the formal court case is clear. The sheriff's Records/Warrants Bureau directs formal charges, dispositions, court dates, warrant checks, and restraining-order information to Solano Superior Court. That is the point where a booking record begins to split from the court record. A person may appear in jail custody while the prosecutor decides what charges to file, changes, or declines.

Solano County, CDCR, BOP, and ICE

Solano County inmate records are separated by custody system. The county roster is for local jail custody, including pretrial adults and locally sentenced people in Solano County detention facilities. The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation uses CIRIS for sentenced state prisoners. That matters in Solano County because California Medical Facility and California State Prison, Solano are both in Vacaville, but those are state prisons, not county jail buildings.

Solano County Jail Facility Contacts

The three adult county jail facilities use the same sheriff roster, but facility rules matter after a match is found. The current facility controls visiting, direct legal mail, money-order routing, iCare delivery day, and the public phone number a family may need. Juvenile custody is handled separately by the Solano County Probation Department and is out of scope for adult jail lookup.

Solano County Jail Visits

Solano County jail visits require registration and valid government-issued picture ID for on-site visitors. Visitors can also create an account through iWebVisit for remote video visits. Email is required for remote options. County rules say visitors must check in early, follow clothing rules, bring only identification and keys, and keep children supervised. Non-professional remote visits may be monitored and recorded.

Solano County Mail and Money

Solano County routes non-legal postal mail through Pigeonly central processing. Each letter must include the sender return address, and address stickers are not allowed. Non-legal mail uses the inmate name, inmate number, facility code, and Pigeonly PO Box in Las Vegas. Legal mail, money orders or cashier's checks, and approved publisher-sent materials go directly to the facility. Incoming mail is inspected for contraband, and legal mail is opened in the inmate's presence.

Commissary packages can be ordered through iCare. The public jail profile also displays TouchPay. The rule-book material captured in the research lists TouchPay phone service at 1-866-232-1899 and web deposits through www.touchpaydirect.com, using Solano County, CA, facility locator 294501, the inmate name, and inmate ID number. Exact TouchPay transaction fees were not captured from an official Solano page, so they should be checked with the vendor before deposit.

Note: Confirm custody and facility before sending money, mail, or a visit request because the roster can change after court or transfer action.