Pierce County jail inmate search

The Pierce County Sheriff's Office Corrections Bureau roster lets you check custody status. The roster shows who is currently held at the jail. The list might not show a very recent arrest right away. When someone you're looking for isn't listed on the Pierce County Jail page, phone the jail directly.

During intake, called booking, staff write down the person's name, charges, and property. The Pierce County Sheriff's Office Corrections Bureau handles intake for people arrested locally. Until the paperwork is done, new bookings may not show up on the roster. To check on a recent arrest, call the jail, or read about how booking works.

The Pierce County Contact Us page lists county contact options. Custody questions are answered by the Pierce County Sheriff's Office Corrections Bureau. By text or over the phone, the sheriff's office never takes fines, fees, or bail.

The public entrance is at 910 Tacoma Avenue S, the Main Jail entrance. Check the Pierce County Facilities page and the Pierce County Jail Locations page for location details. That downtown address is where the Corrections Bureau operates the detention center. When visiting, come in through the Tacoma Avenue S entrance.

Both the jail and the online custody search are run by the sheriff's office Corrections Bureau. The Pierce County Sheriff's Office Corrections Bureau gives you access to the search tool. People currently in custody appear on the Corrections Bureau jail roster. If a recent arrest isn't listed, call the jail.

On the Pierce County Jail Visitation page, the Corrections Bureau posts visiting links. Before heading to 910 Tacoma Avenue S, look at that page or phone the jail. The current visiting schedule can be confirmed by staff.

The Pierce County Jail Mail Service page posts the mail rules. People held in custody buy personal items at the commissary, the jail's own store. Inmate accounts are covered on the Pierce County Inmate Money page. Fines, fees, or bail are never collected by the sheriff's office by text or phone.

Questions about inmate phone calls go to the Pierce County Sheriff's Office Corrections Bureau. Ask staff about call rules through the Pierce County Contact Us page. No deputy will ever ask you to pay fees by phone or through a text message.

As a directory, County Jail Lookup never displays arrest records, mugshots, or names. For a look at what Pierce County puts online, open the Corrections Bureau jail list. Pierce County Sheriff's Office Corrections Bureau staff maintain that custody list.

To let someone leave custody, a bond gives the court a financial guarantee. Several release options are available in Washington:

• Bail bond paid in cash
• A corporate surety bond set up through a bail bond agency
• Bond posted with property
• A program for pretrial release

Details are on the Pierce County Posting Bail page and the Pierce County Jail page. You never pay bail to the sheriff's office through a phone call or a text message. Washington's inmate search hub offers help across the state.

Releases take place at the facility at 910 Tacoma Avenue S, the Main Jail entrance. The Pierce County Sheriff's Office Corrections Bureau handles documents following bail or court orders. For release questions, call the jail or visit the Pierce County Contact Us page.