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How to Perform Oregon Inmate Lookup
There is a variety of Oregon inmate records search tools where you can enter a name or SID number to find someone incarcerated in the state. The search results will show you a simple list of SID, name, and date of birth. You can select the SID and click to see more details. The full record will show you the most recent mugshot, name, age, gender, date of birth, race, height, weight, eye and hair color, status, and possible release date from the prison. You can also view details of their offenses and the state facility where they are held with the help of the Oregon prison inmate search.
Creating Public Jail Records
The state creates jail records every step of the way through the inmate process. Jail and prison administrators create documents and fill out forms that become part of the inmate’s criminal history. Anything about the inmate during their stay at a facility is noted in the file. Oregon inmate search records are created and shared by all types of law enforcement, so everyone is aware of the same information.
What are Oregon Jail Records?
Oregon jail inmate search records refer to all the paperwork created during the time someone is in jail or prison. It begins with the arrest record and then continues throughout the process as an inmate is moved from facility to facility and appears in court for hearings and sentencing. If anything occurs while they are in jail such as altercations with other inmates, visitors, participation in work release or education programs, it is all noted in the criminal record. Oregon inmate search records are often available to the public and with a quick search you can see where someone is being held, their court information and other details.
Jail and Inmate Search in Oregon
OR’s current inmate population is 14,936. The majority (13,644) is male with the remainder (1292) female. The largest age group in prison is 31-45, which makes up 6,247 of the total. Most inmates in the state are White (10,949), 1900 are Hispanic, 1,369 are Black, 466 American Indian and 231 are Asian. More than half the inmates are sentenced to 2 years or more. Thirty OR inmates are on death row, scheduled for execution. 216 are there for life without parole. Shockingly, 4,533 are sex offenders. 1,182 inmates are receiving mental health treatment, and 1,829 are being treated for alcohol or substance abuse.
Criminal Justice Quick Facts
Oregon Parole Population
Oregon parole population as of the beginning of 2016 counted 24,077 people, 760 paroles per 100.000 population. That’s by 634 people more compared to the previous year, which has increased by 2.6%.
Oregon Prisons
OR currently operates and maintains 36 jails and 14 prisons. Within the jail system, there are 5,630 inmates to supervise. The prison population is 14,936. The state’s community corrections system also oversees another 36,658 people on probation and 24,711 on parole. OR’s Department of Corrections operates on an annual budget of $1.7 billion and a staff of 4,483 employees. The cost per inmate for a year is $37,784. Based on one hundred residents, ORhas an overall incarceration rate of 367, a violent crime rate of 265 and a property crime rate of 2,964.
| Prison Name | Prison Type |
|---|---|
| Coffee Creek Correctional Facility | State Prison |
| Columbia River Correctional Institution | State Prison |
| Deer Ridge Correctional Institution | State Prison |
| Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution | State Prison |
| Mill Creek Correctional Facility | State Prison |
| Oregon State Correctional Institution | State Prison |
| Oregon State Penitentiary | State Prison |
| Powder River Correctional Facility | State Prison |
| Santiam Correctional Institution | State Prison |
| Sheridan FCI | Federal Prison |
| Shutter Creek Correctional Institution | State Prison |
| Snake River Correctional Institution | State Prison |
| South Fork Forest Camp | State Prison |
| Two Rivers Correctional Institution | State Prison |
| Warner Creek Correctional Facility | State Prison |