Oceanside Jail Inmate Search, Mugshots and Prison Information

Oceanside Jail inmate search: Mugshots, Jail Roster, Arrests, Issuing Auth, Gender, Warrant No, Booking Date, Release Date, Bond, Custody, Who’s in jail, Received Date, Current Housing Block, Bookings.

The City of Oceanside Jail is also known as Oceanside Jail. The facility is managed by the Oceanside Police Department. The people who are arrested typically are here for short periods of time before they are transferred out to the San Diego County Jail.

How to Find Someone in Oceanside Jail

Looking for someone in the Oceanside Jail is easier than ever now. You do not have to phone anyone. You do not have to play phone tag. You do not have to wait on hold. Not to mention, you no longer must worry about them hanging up on you!

You can find the Oceanside Jail database on the official Oceanside Police Department website. You can do a quick inmate search there. You can search for inmates by their first and last name, date of birth, or their arrest number.

When you do the search, you will need to click on the inmate’s name to find out where they are located. You will also be able to see what they are being charged with, if they have a bond, and other important information.

Keep in mind that if they are being charged with Class B Misdemeanor or above, they will be transferred to the San Diego County Jail after 24 hours of being in the Oceanside Jail.

Inmates that were transferred out of the Oceanside Jail will not appear in the database.

Sending a Mail/Care Package

Inmates can receive letters from their family and friends. To mail a letter to an inmate, you will need to use this mailing address:

Inmate Name, Inmate Number
Oceanside Jail
3855 Mission Avenue, Oceanside, CA, 92054

Sending Money

To send money to inmates, you will need to take a money order down to the Oceanside Jail front desk. On that money order, you will need to have the inmates first and last name along with their inmate ID number.

Visitation

Visits are allowed 24/7. The only times when visits are not permitted is when the inmates have court and during their meal times.

When visiting an inmate, you will need to know his or her arrest number and their date of birth. This information can easily be located on the database.
You will need to bring a photo identification card with you to be permitted into the visitation area. If you are bringing someone under the age of 17, a jail supervisor will have to review the request before they are permitted to visit.

If you or the inmate were previously in a domestic violence incident or an altercation, the visit will be denied.

How Often Can I Visit?

You can visit as often as you would like. If the inmate is available and you are in good standing with the Oceanside Jail, you will be permitted to see the inmate.

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