The Yuba County Inmate Population
The local Yuba County inmate population is held at the Yuba County Jail in Marysville. The jail is run by the Yuba County Sheriff's Office and serves as the local detention point for people awaiting trial, people awaiting sentencing, and people serving county jail terms. The research did not identify a separate active CDCR prison, federal prison, city jail, or current ICE detention facility in Yuba County, so the county jail is the only facility page built for this project.
Population counts change as arrests, releases, bail decisions, sentence orders, court appearances, and transfers occur. A person booked into Yuba County Jail may appear in the public roster after booking is complete. A person sentenced to state prison may later leave the county roster and appear in the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation locator. Federal and immigration tools are fallback systems, not the main count for Yuba County jail custody.
Yuba County Inmate Population Statistics
Yuba County's official jail page states a capacity of 428 prisoners, while the BSCC rated-capacity workbook listed 430 for the Type II jail in 2026. Those are source-specific figures, not a contradiction that should be averaged. The Yuba County Sheriff's Office 2023 annual report reported a 300 average daily population and 4,589 bookings. BSCC Jail Profile Survey monthly data reported a 2024 average daily population of 311.7 and a January through November 2025 average of 331.0.
| Measure | Figure | Source and Date |
|---|---|---|
| County-stated jail capacity | 428 prisoners | Yuba County Jail page, accessed May 31, 2026 |
| BSCC rated capacity | 430 | BSCC rated-capacity workbook, updated April 24, 2026 |
| Current Citizen RIMS count | 313 current records | Citizen RIMS count endpoint, inspected May 31, 2026 |
| 2023 average daily population | 300 | Yuba County Sheriff's Office 2023 Annual Report |
| 2024 average daily population | 311.7 | BSCC Jail Profile Survey query, Jan-Dec 2024 average |
| 2025 Jan-Nov average daily population | 331.0 | BSCC Jail Profile Survey monthly data, excluding unavailable December value |
| 2024 annual bookings | About 4,718 | Sum of BSCC 2024 monthly total booked values |
The public portal count is a point-in-time roster figure, while average daily population is a monthly or annual reporting measure. They answer different questions. The roster helps locate a person in custody now. ADP and booking totals help describe the size and movement of the Yuba County inmate population over time.
Yuba County Inmate Population Trends
BSCC and county figures show a lower Yuba County inmate population than the 2014 through 2018 historical range, followed by a recent rise from 2023 into 2025. The BSCC demographic reference PDF reported Yuba jail ADP of 402 in 2014, 395 in 2015, 383 in 2016, 358 in 2017, and 347 for the first three quarters of 2018. The 2023 annual report then listed ADP at 300, with BSCC data rising to 311.7 in 2024 and 331.0 for January through November 2025.
| Period | Average Daily Population | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2014 | 402 | BSCC demographic reference data |
| 2016 | 383 | Older historical level before the later decline |
| 2023 | 300 | Yuba County Sheriff's Office annual report |
| 2024 | 311.7 | BSCC monthly average, Jan-Dec |
| 2025 Jan-Nov | 331.0 | BSCC monthly average, December unavailable in research |
The 2024 monthly trend is useful because it shows both average population and booking flow. August had the highest one-day population in the 2024 table, at 357, still below both the county-stated capacity and BSCC rated capacity. Federal contract ADP was zero in 2024 and January through November 2025, which matches the California DOJ report that Yuba County Jail stopped housing immigration detainees after the ICE contract ended in February 2023.
The BSCC Jail Profile Survey dashboard is the state source for jail profile data. The dashboard notes that data were available through 2025 Q4 and updated March 17, 2026, but the research also notes that agencies report the data locally and may revise submissions.
The BSCC dashboard screenshot in the project image set shows where state jail population data is accessed.
Use BSCC data for jail population trends, not for a live inmate lookup.
Yuba County Jail Custody Breakdown
The 2024 and 2025 BSCC averages show that most people in the Yuba County inmate population were unsentenced, meaning they had not reached final sentencing. In 2024, average unsentenced ADP was 269.5, while sentenced ADP was 42.2. For January through November 2025, average unsentenced ADP was 287.2 and sentenced ADP was 43.8. Those figures help explain why the jail roster is often tied to bail, arraignment, court dates, and pending charges rather than final prison sentences.
| Measure | 2024 Average | 2025 Jan-Nov Average |
|---|---|---|
| Male ADP | 267.2 | 275.9 |
| Female ADP | 44.4 | 55.1 |
| Unsentenced ADP | 269.5 | 287.2 |
| Sentenced ADP | 42.2 | 43.8 |
| Federal contract ADP | 0.0 | 0.0 |
Important: Unsentenced jail custody does not mean guilt. It means the person is being held before final case disposition, sentence, or release.
Yuba County Jail Capacity
Capacity use did not exceed the stated jail limits in the population measures reviewed. The county jail page reports capacity at 428 prisoners, and BSCC's 2026 rated-capacity workbook lists 430. The 2024 average daily population of 311.7 and the January through November 2025 average of 331.0 were below both capacity figures. The highest one-day population in the 2024 monthly BSCC data was 357 in August, also below the stated limits.
Recent county board material focuses more on medical, mental-health, reentry, and communications services than on a current overcrowding emergency. A 2025 board item ratified a seven-year jail medical and mental-health services agreement, and a December 2025 item approved PATH Justice-Involved funding for pre-release Medi-Cal and substance-use assessment work. Those items show active jail operations planning around care and reentry, not just bed count.
Yuba County Inmate Access Laws
California public-record and court-access rules shape what the public can see about the Yuba County inmate population. They do not make every jail, medical, juvenile, or investigative fact public. They do require access to core arrest information and public records unless an exemption applies, and they also explain why some criminal court records are available through the court while booking records remain with the Sheriff's Office.
Key Statutes:
Government Code section 7920.000 identifies the California Public Records Act source title.
Government Code section 7922.525 and related CPRA provisions require public records to be open for inspection during office hours, subject to exemptions and redaction.
Government Code section 7923.610 covers public disclosure of specified arrest information such as name, physical description, booking time, bail, holding location, and charges.
Penal Code section 10008 requires online posting of specified in-custody death information by agencies with custodial responsibility.
California Rule of Court 2.503 separately governs electronic access to court records. That distinction matters after a Yuba County jail arrest. The jail roster may show booking and bail data, while the court portal shows filings, hearings, and case events once a criminal case exists.
Search the Yuba County Jail Population
The official local starting point is the Yuba County Citizen RIMS Incarcerated People page. The county jail page routes users to that public inmate search. The Citizen RIMS configuration reviewed in the research shows jail roster content enabled, booking completion required before display, and public photos disabled. That makes the roster a current-custody lookup, not a complete historical archive and not a mugshot gallery.
Start broad, then narrow. A last name is usually the best first filter. Date filters help when the arrest or booking date is known. If the person does not appear, the fallback chain is the jail phone, VINE notification, a county public-records request, court case search, and then state, federal, or immigration locators if custody may have moved.
- Open the official Citizen RIMS incarcerated-people page for Yuba County.
- Use the Last field first, then add First if common names return too many results.
- Use Start and End date fields when narrowing by booking date range.
- Review Booking #, Name, Booking Date, Arresting Agency, Arrest Location, Bail, and Status.
- If no record appears, check VINE, call the jail, or search court and state custody systems.
The roster interface screenshot shows the public search fields used for current Yuba County jail custody.
That interface is the official roster path, but it should be paired with other channels when a record is missing or incomplete.
Current Yuba County Inmate Lookup
Citizen RIMS is free and does not require a login for the public search interface. The research observed infinite scrolling behavior and a default API limit of 30 records per request. The visible public controls included Show Options and Hide Options, and sortable or visible result fields included Booking #, Name, Booking Date, Arresting Agency, Arrest Location, Bail, and Status.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Start | Date picker | Optional or unspecified | Filters booking records by start date. |
| End | Date picker | Optional or unspecified | Filters booking records by end date. |
| First | Text | Optional or unspecified | First-name filter for a person search. |
| Last | Text | Optional or unspecified | Last-name filter, often the best first search. |
Yuba County's VINE page adds a second custody-status route. It says VINE is free, anonymous, available all day every day, and updated every 15 minutes from the jail booking system. VINE is best for custody status and notification, while Citizen RIMS is the main roster view.
Yuba County Inmate Record Fields
A Yuba County inmate record may show booking identifiers, name, booking date, arresting agency, arrest location, bail, status, age, sex, height, weight, hair, eye color, and charge details. The research did not find public fields for date of birth, race, real address, housing unit, cell, court date, judge, warrant number, or projected release date in the Citizen RIMS public display inventory.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Booking # | Jail booking identifier used to distinguish people with similar names and for some deposit workflows. |
| Name | Public name display from the booking record. |
| Booking Date | Date the person was booked into the jail. |
| Arresting Agency | Agency tied to the arrest or booking record. |
| Bail | Total bail or charge-level bail amount shown when available. |
| Status | Custody status, with released or out-date data sometimes present in raw records. |
| Charges | Charge code, description, level, counts, arresting agency, arrest date, and bail amount where provided. |
- Booking
- Administrative entry into jail after arrest or surrender.
- Arraignment
- First court event where rights and charges are addressed and a plea may be entered.
- Hold
- A custody reason from another agency or case, such as a warrant, probation, parole, or detainer issue.
- Classification
- Jail assessment used to assign housing and security level.
Past Yuba County Inmate Records
A person may drop from the current Yuba County jail roster after release, transfer, or completion of a booking status change. For older booking records, use Yuba County NextRequest or the Sheriff's records process and identify the person, approximate booking date, and record sought. If the question is about the filed criminal case after arrest, search the Yuba Superior Court portal instead of the jail roster.
Past custody can also split across systems. A person sentenced to state prison should be searched in CDCR CIRIS. A federal prisoner may appear in the BOP inmate locator. Immigration custody belongs in ICE's locator, but the California DOJ 2025 immigration detention report says Yuba County Jail stopped housing immigration detainees when its ICE contract ended in February 2023.
Yuba County Jail vs Prison
The most common search error is using the right name in the wrong custody system. Yuba County Jail is for local custody. CDCR is for sentenced state-prison custody. BOP is for federal custody. ICE is for immigration detention. VINELink may help with notification, but it does not replace the source agency's roster or locator.
| System | Who It Covers | Where to Search |
|---|---|---|
| Yuba County Jail | Pretrial detainees, people awaiting sentencing, county jail sentences, and some state contract custody | Citizen RIMS and jail phone |
| CDCR | People sentenced or transferred to California state prison | CDCR CIRIS |
| BOP | Federal inmates from 1982 to present | BOP inmate locator |
| ICE | Current ICE custody or CBP custody over 48 hours, excluding minors under 18 | ICE Online Detainee Locator System |
Yuba County Detention Facility
The Yuba County detention map has one active local facility for this build. The jail is courthouse-connected in Marysville and sits on the north or back side of the Yuba County Courthouse, with local orientation described as Sixth Street between B Street and C Street. Older ICE material may mention Yuba, but current pages should not describe the jail as an active ICE detention site.
- Yuba County Jail is the county Type II jail for current local custody, pretrial detention, people awaiting sentencing, county sentences, and state contract or hold custody reported in BSCC jail data.
The official Yuba County Jail page is the source for the local facility overview, capacity statement, and jail program summary.
The jail page confirms that local custody information should stay anchored to the Sheriff's Office and the jail, not to unrelated state or federal facilities.
Yuba County Jail Services
Jail records connect to practical custody services. Visiting is conducted daily according to the county page, with the exact day and time tied to cell assignment. Each inmate receives two visits per week, including one Saturday or Sunday visit, and no more than three visitors may attend a visit. Visitors register with the visiting clerk before the visiting period starts. Late arrivals may not receive the full visit time.
| Service | Official Detail |
|---|---|
| Inmate mail goes to P.O. Box 1031, Marysville, California 95901; packages are not accepted. | |
| Funds | TouchPay/GTL handles lobby kiosk, online, and phone deposits; facility/site ID is 795901. |
| Bail | The jail accepts full bail by U.S. currency, cashier's check, or money order, and bail bond agencies may also be used. |
| Programs | GED, life skills, janitorial training, work furlough, weekender program, law library, recreation, medical, and counseling services are documented. |
Yuba County Inmate Population FAQ
How big is the Yuba County inmate population? The most useful recent official measures are 300 ADP in the 2023 Sheriff's annual report, 311.7 ADP in 2024 BSCC monthly data, and 331.0 ADP for January through November 2025. A current roster count is different because it is a live custody snapshot.
How do I search the Yuba County inmate population? Start with Citizen RIMS for the current Yuba County Jail roster. If the person is not listed, call the jail, check VINE, use NextRequest for sheriff records, search the court portal for filed charges, or search CDCR, BOP, or ICE if custody may have moved.
Does the Yuba County roster show mugshots? The Citizen RIMS configuration reviewed in the research shows inmate photos disabled. Booking-photo questions should go through official sheriff records or the county public-records portal when the photo is not publicly shown.
Is Yuba County Jail still an ICE detention facility? Current research says no. California DOJ's 2025 immigration detention report says Yuba County Jail ended its ICE contract and stopped housing immigration detainees in February 2023.