Clackamas County Jail Roster
The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office is the county agency tied to jail custody, warrants, public safety alerts, sheriff records requests, and adults-in-custody information. Sheriff Angela Brandenburg is identified through the official sheriff social profile, while operational jail and roster facts should come from the sheriff's own pages. The official custody channel is the Clackamas County adults-in-custody web app, which is part of the sheriff's OCV-powered app and web shell.
The older county roster URL now displays warrant-focused material and tells jail roster users to use the newer adults-in-custody application. That navigation caveat is important. The old roster page should not be treated as the live jail roster, though it remains useful for active warrant checks. The sheriff app listing identifies the mobile app as "ClackCo Sheriff," published by the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office, with the Google Play app ID com.ocv.a1105.
The screenshot source for the Clackamas County sheriff adults-in-custody application shows the official web channel for local inmate records.
This image anchors the roster page to the sheriff-run custody tool, which is separate from court case records and state prison records.
Search Clackamas County Inmates
The adults-in-custody app is the first place to check current local custody. The research file notes that the app shell is JavaScript and did not expose all live profile fields in static HTML, so the content should not invent app-only fields. Use the app for local jail custody, then use court and state systems only when the question moves beyond current county custody.
- Open the sheriff adults-in-custody web app or use the official ClackCo Sheriff mobile app access channel.
- Search for the person in the roster module using the live fields shown by the app.
- Review any returned custody profile carefully and compare identifying details before assuming a match.
- Use court records for filed charges, hearings, disposition, and sentencing after a case opens.
- Use the sheriff public-records process for jail or law-enforcement records not available through the roster.
A Clackamas County inmate search can answer who is in county custody, but it does not replace an official court record. Arrest leads to transport, intake, identity check, booking record creation, classification, charge or warrant entry, release or bail review, and a court appearance. The court record then shows what was filed, heard, dismissed, or sentenced.
Clackamas County Roster Fields
The research captured the adults-in-custody app as a partial official app shell. Because exact live search fields were not exposed in the static capture, the field inventory must stay narrow and honest. Do not assume booking number, housing unit, release date, or other app-only fields unless the live app displays them during use.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adults in custody module | OCV app/web module | Use live app prompts | Official sheriff custody channel, but static research did not expose all search fields. |
| Name or person search | App-controlled field | As displayed by app | Use the exact live field labels shown in the module. |
| Profile selection | Result action | If results appear | Open the returned person profile only after checking identity details. |
| Old roster URL | Redirecting notice / warrant app | Not for current roster | The older county roster page points jail users to the new adults-in-custody app. |
Note: The sheriff roster is for current county custody, while Oregon DOC search is for state prison or supervision records.
Clackamas County Inmate Profile
The research did not capture a live inmate profile, so the field inventory should describe verified custody concepts without pretending exact app labels were confirmed. If the app returns a profile, use it for current custody cues and then verify case-level facts through the court. For charges after arrest and the full criminal case file, the court record is the better source than the roster.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Name / identity details | Used to compare the returned custody record with the person being searched. |
| Custody status | Whether the person appears in the current sheriff adults-in-custody channel. |
| Booking-related information | May be present if the live app displays booking data, but exact static fields were not captured. |
| Charge or warrant entry | May reflect jail intake information, not the final court charge or disposition. |
| Release or bail context | Should be verified with sheriff or court channels if the matter is time sensitive. |
| Court follow-up | Case filings, hearings, pleas, and outcomes belong in court records after filing. |
Clackamas County Jail Contact
The jail location documented for custody and warrant surrender is on Kaen Road in Oregon City. The research does not provide a separate capacity figure, visitation hours, or a general jail phone beyond the warrant phone listed on the sheriff warrant page, so those details should not be invented. Use the sheriff jail page for current operating rules, service vendors, and any visitation status before traveling.
Clackamas County Jail
2206 Kaen Road
Oregon City, OR 97045
503-785-5210 warrant search line
Use the sheriff jail page for current custody, visitation, mail, and deposit rules.
The jail address also appears in the warrant surrender instructions. A person turning themselves in on a warrant should follow the sheriff's warrant page instructions, while a family member looking for custody status should start with the adults-in-custody app.
ClackCo Sheriff App Access
The official mobile app is another sheriff access channel. The ClackCo Sheriff Apple app listing and ClackCo Sheriff Google Play listing describe an app for connecting with the Sheriff's Office, reporting crimes, submitting tips, and receiving public safety news and information. The research did not verify an app-only inmate field set, so the app should be described as an official mobile channel rather than a source of extra hidden roster fields.
The screenshot source for the ClackCo Sheriff Apple app listing documents the official sheriff mobile app identity.
Mobile access can help users find sheriff services, but emergency situations should not be routed through the app.
The screenshot source for the ClackCo Sheriff Google Play listing confirms the OCV app ID used for the sheriff mobile channel.
The app listings support the same conclusion: use official sheriff channels for jail and custody access, then use court records for the filed case.
Oregon Inmate Record Channels
County jail custody is not the same as state prison, supervision, victim notification, or sex offender registry information. If the person is not in the Clackamas County roster, the next channel depends on the question. Oregon DOC Offender Search is for sentenced state-prison or supervision records. Oregon VISOR is for custody and status notification. The Oregon State Police sex offender registry is a separate registry search.
| Channel | Use It For | Record Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Oregon DOC Offender Search | State prison or supervision lookup | Not a county jail roster. |
| Oregon VISOR | Custody and status notifications | Notification service, not a court case file. |
| Oregon sex offender registry | Sex offender registry search | Separate Oregon State Police registry. |
| Sheriff public records | Law-enforcement reports, jail records, related records | Request process for records not shown in the roster. |
The screenshot source for Oregon DOC Offender Search shows the state-level route when a person is no longer in local Clackamas County custody.
DOC records can help after sentencing or transfer, but they should not be described as Clackamas County jail records.
The screenshot source for Oregon VISOR documents the statewide notification channel related to custody status.
VISOR is useful for notification and status tracking, while the roster, courts, and sheriff records process remain the record sources.
These statewide tools should not be merged into a single inmate record. A person may move from Clackamas County custody to state supervision, or may have a court case without being in jail at all. The roster, DOC search, VISOR, registry, and court record each answer a different question. That separation protects against a common mistake: treating a custody notice or registry result as the court's final case outcome.
Clackamas County Jail Services
Visitation, mail, commissary, phone, and video service rules change more often than court records. The research instructs users to rely on the official sheriff jail page and linked jail-service pages for current rules. Visitors should expect government ID checks, security screening, dress and conduct rules, and possible denial for rule violations. Attorneys should use attorney visitation and professional contact channels, not ordinary social visitation rules.
| Service | Official Channel | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Social visitation | Sheriff jail page or linked visitation page | Verify schedule, eligibility, ID, dress code, and visitor approval before traveling. |
| Attorney visitation | Jail professional visitation channel | Separate from social visits, with attorney identification required. |
| Sheriff jail mail rules | Use the current inmate name and booking format if listed by the sheriff. | |
| Money / commissary | Sheriff-approved vendor or jail instruction | Use current sheriff vendor and fee details when available. |
| Phone / video | Sheriff-approved communications provider | Rates, rules, and service availability may change. |
Do not assume personal checks, cash, Polaroids, stickers, staples, packages, or a specific deposit vendor are accepted unless the sheriff jail page says so. Jail service rules may also change during lockdowns, public-health restrictions, maintenance, or staffing changes.
Clackamas County Booking Records
Booking starts the custody record. After arrest, a person may be transported to jail, identified, processed, classified, and entered with charge or warrant information. Release, bail, or a first court appearance may follow. That process can create jail records before a full court case record is complete. It can also create confusion when a jail entry lists a charge or warrant before the court register shows the final filing.
A jail roster entry should not be read as a conviction. Charges may be amended, reduced, dismissed, or handled in Circuit Court, Justice Court, or a municipal court depending on the case. To follow the court side after booking, use Clackamas County arrest records and court charges for the arrest-to-charging path and the criminal case file for later pleas, dispositions, and sentence records.
The record source also affects copy requests. Sheriff public records are the fallback for jail records, law-enforcement reports, and records not shown through the roster. Court records come from OJD systems and the Trial Court Administrator or Court Records Office for Clackamas County Circuit Court. Marriage, recording, and county clerk records are outside the jail process. Keeping the office names straight helps avoid sending a custody request to the wrong counter.
For Clackamas County inmate records, that means the sheriff answers the current custody question first, then the court answers the filed-case question after charges reach a docket.
Time is another limit. A person can be booked, released, transferred, or scheduled for court before a family member finishes checking all public channels. If custody status is urgent, start with the live sheriff adults-in-custody channel and official jail instructions. If the question is about charges or a sentence, wait for the court record or ask the court records office for the proper copy process.
Note: Current custody and court outcomes are different records, even when they describe the same arrest event.