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Riverside County jail inmate search

The Riverside County Sheriff's Office operates Robert Presley Detention Center

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Robert Presley Detention Center
(951) 955-4500
Address
4000 Orange Street, Riverside, CA 92501
Visiting
Rules for visits and booking
Operator
Riverside County Sheriff's Office
Facilities
5 locations

Begin a Riverside County jail inmate search with the roster on the sheriff's website, or call if the arrest was very recent. Once someone is arrested, the Riverside County Sheriff's Office keeps them at the Robert Presley Detention Center or one of the other county jails. A fresh booking may not appear online right away, so call (951) 955-4500 for recent arrivals.

Riverside County jail roster and inmate lookup

The sheriff's public Inmate Information System is where you can check custody status online Type in everything you know, like a full name, so your search goes faster More details help you narrow the results down right away.

Someone who was just arrested might still be in intake. When a name doesn't appear online yet, call (951) 955-4500 to check.

Riverside County jail inmate list and recent bookings

During booking, jail staff assign a booking number, record the person's name, and take fingerprints New arrivals go through this process either at the Robert Presley Detention Center or at a different county jail. Until staff finish the paperwork, a person won't appear online.

Fresh arrests aren't listed right away. Call (951) 955-4500 to check on someone arrested tonight.

Riverside County jail phone number

The Robert Presley Detention Center page has the numbers you can call for the visit scheduler or the main jail desk:

  • Main jail line: Call (951) 955-4500 for the Robert Presley Detention Center.
  • Visit scheduling: Call (951) 341-8888 starting at 9 a.m. and before 5 p.m. to schedule a visit.

Custody questions go to the first line, and visit bookings go to the second

Riverside County jail address and detention center

You'll find the county's main jail at the Robert Presley Detention Center, 4000 Orange Street, Riverside, CA 92501 Other Correctional Facilities across the county are also listed by the sheriff:

  • The Cois M. Byrd Detention Center is at 30755-B Auld Road, Murrieta, CA 92563
  • The Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility is at 1627 S Hargrave Street, Banning, CA 92220
  • The John J. Benoit Detention Center (Indio Jail) takes mail at P.O. Mail goes to Box 1748, Indio, CA 92202
  • Blythe Jail: P.O. Send mail to Box 1270, Blythe, CA 92226

Riverside County jail visitation

Your visit must be booked ahead of time by phone For updates, check the sheriff's Jail Visiting and Schedules page, then follow these main jail steps:

  • Call the scheduling line at (951) 341-8888.
  • Place your call at 9 a.m. or later, but before 5 p.m.
  • When you call, ask the clerk to check the person's housing unit and the visiting rules.

Riverside County jail mail, money, and commissary

Every personal letter must carry the full name and booking number of the person. Use Jailhouse Mail for letters, with the address ATTN Riverside County, 370 S 500 E #201, Clearfield, UT 84015. The Mailing Addresses for Jails page explains the rules: money orders, books, periodicals, and legal mail all go straight to the jail. The Robert Presley Detention Center uses P.O. Box 710, Riverside, CA 92501.

Money orders you send by mail fund commissary, which is the jail store that sells snacks and soap. For deposit details, go to the sheriff's Money page.

Calls inmates make from Riverside County jail

Call the Robert Presley Detention Center at (951) 955-4500 to ask how phone accounts work at the jail. Have the person's full name or booking number ready when you speak with staff.

Mugshots: what the Riverside County jail roster shows

Names, photos, or arrest records never appear on County Jail Lookup. The booking details the county publishes for a person in custody are in the sheriff's Inmate Information System.

Bailing someone out of Riverside County jail

The point of a bail bond is to guarantee financially that the person will return to court after release. County judges across California decide the countywide bail schedule. Release on a person's own recognizance, detention, extra conditions, or bail may be what the judge orders. Own recognizance means a promise in writing to appear in court.

Commercial bail is allowed, so a bail agent acting for a surety insurer can post a bond. Call the Robert Presley Detention Center at (951) 955-4500 for bond amounts, or visit the California inmate search hub.

Riverside County jail release time

Staff must finish the paperwork and check for any other holds, so out-processing takes time. After a bond is posted or a judge orders release, call the Robert Presley Detention Center at (951) 955-4500. You can ask staff to confirm the person's release status and which door to use for pickup.

Questions and answers

How do I check if someone is currently held at Riverside County jail?

Search the sheriff's online Inmate Information System using the person's name, or call the Robert Presley Detention Center at (951) 955-4500. The online tool also gives you the booking number you'll need to address personal mail.

What's the wait for release at Riverside County jail?

The sheriff's office doesn't publish a set release wait time. Call (951) 955-4500 after bail is posted so staff at the Robert Presley Detention Center can tell you when out-processing is complete.

Sources

Call a bail agent (not the jail)

This line reaches a bail agent who can talk you through a bond at Robert Presley Detention Center. It is not the jail and not a government office.

1-844-343-6285

This call from County Jail Lookup goes to a bail agent, not the jail, and may be recorded so the agent keeps an exact note of the bond you asked about.

Speak with a lawyer about the case instead

Once you share a few details, a lawyer advertising here can reach out to you about the bond hearing, the release, or the charges.