Yuba County Jail Overview
Yuba County Jail is operated by the Yuba County Sheriff's Office / Sheriff-Coroner. The jail business address is 215 5th Street, Suite #150, Marysville, CA 95901, and the public jail phone is (530) 749-7740. The county describes the jail as tied to the courthouse area, on the north or back side of the Yuba County Courthouse in Marysville, on Sixth Street between B Street and C Street.
The jail holds people sentenced to county jail and people awaiting trial or sentencing. It is not a CDCR state prison, a federal prison, or a current ICE detention facility. Older sources may mention immigration detention at Yuba County Jail, but California DOJ's 2025 immigration detention report says the jail stopped housing immigration detainees when the ICE contract ended in February 2023.
The official Yuba County Jail page is shown below.
The original jail was built in 1962, and a major renovation and addition was completed in the early 1990s. The county's own jail overview describes the facility as a necessary link in the criminal justice system and emphasizes safe, secure confinement and rehabilitative training.
Yuba County Jail Capacity and Population
Capacity figures differ slightly by source and should be described that way. The Yuba County Jail page, accessed in the research on May 31, 2026, states a capacity of 428 prisoners. The BSCC rated-capacity workbook, last updated April 24, 2026, reports 430 rated capacity for the Type II Yuba County Jail.
Population figures are also source and date specific. Citizen RIMS returned 313 current records for Yuba County agency ID 17640 on May 31, 2026 under default filters, which is a point-in-time roster count. Yuba County Sheriff's Office 2023 Annual Report reported 300 average daily population and 4,589 bookings. BSCC monthly data averaged 311.7 ADP for 2024 and 331.0 ADP for January through November 2025, with December 2025 excluded because it returned zero or unavailable values.
The official BSCC dashboard source is shown below.
BSCC figures show federal contract ADP at 0.0 in 2024 and January through November 2025, consistent with the reported end of ICE detention at Yuba County Jail.
How to Look Up an Inmate at Yuba County Jail
The correct public lookup tool for this facility is the Citizen RIMS Incarcerated People roster. It covers Yuba County Jail current-custody information and is separate from CDCR, BOP, and ICE locators. For a full search-field explanation, see the Yuba County jail inmate records page.
- Open the Citizen RIMS Incarcerated People page for Yuba County.
- Search by last name first, then add first name if needed.
- Use Start and End date filters when narrowing by booking date.
- Review Booking #, Name, Booking Date, Arresting Agency, Arrest Location, Bail, and Status.
- If no record appears, call the jail at (530) 749-7740 because bookings generally must be complete before public display.
Do not assume a missing roster record means the person is not in any custody system. The person may be newly booked and not yet posted, released, transferred, in court records only, in CDCR custody after sentencing, in federal custody, or in an immigration system outside Yuba County Jail.
Yuba County Jail Address and Contact
Use the jail phone for custody, visitation, and facility questions. Use the Sheriff's Office business line for general sheriff business. Emergencies should go to 911.
Yuba County Jail
215 5th Street, Suite #150
Marysville, CA 95901
(530) 749-7740
County jail and custody information line.
Yuba County Sheriff's Office
720 Yuba Street
Marysville, CA 95901
(530) 749-7777
Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Visiting Someone at Yuba County Jail
Yuba County Jail visiting is conducted daily, seven days a week, but the exact time depends on the inmate's cell assignment. The official schedule PDF is housing-area specific and lists visit windows, "must be in by" times, and 30-minute windows. Visitors must register with the visiting clerk before the visiting period begins. Late visitors cannot be guaranteed a full visit.
| Item | Yuba County Jail Detail | Visitor Note |
|---|---|---|
| Frequency | Daily, seven days a week. | Actual time depends on housing assignment. |
| Per-inmate visits | Two visits per week. | One scheduled Saturday or Sunday. |
| Visitor limit | No more than three visitors per visit. | Confirm minor and ID rules before arrival. |
| Registration | Register before the visiting period begins. | Late arrivals may lose part or all of the visit. |
| Location | Basement level of jail/courthouse facility. | Stairwell, elevator, handicapped access, and accessible visiting space are listed. |
The official Yuba County Jail visiting information is shown below.
Because the jail is connected to the courthouse block, confirm the person's housing assignment, visitor eligibility, and current visiting window before traveling to the facility.
Mail, Phone, Money, Commissary, and Bail
Inmate mail should be addressed to P.O. Box 1031, Marysville, California 95901. Yuba County permits letters, single-layer cards, money, and limited wallet-size photographs up to 3 by 5. Packages are not accepted. Prohibited mail includes loose stamps or books, stickers, non-plain envelopes, stained or scented envelopes, embossed or raised cards, Polaroids, obscene material, commissary-available items, and items deemed inappropriate based on valid penological interest.
| Service | Provider or Detail | Yuba County Rule |
|---|---|---|
| Mail address | P.O. Box 1031, Marysville, CA 95901 | No packages. Inmate-to-inmate mail inside Yuba County Jail is not allowed. |
| Deposits | TouchPayOnline.com, 1-866-232-1899, or jail lobby kiosk | Facility/Site ID 795901. Do not mail cash or personal checks. |
| Accepted deposit methods | Cash, credit/debit card, cashier's check, money order | Money orders or cashier's checks may be mailed to the inmate at the P.O. Box. |
| Fees | Small convenience fee for Trust Payments | No extra transaction fee for inmate phone-call payments. |
| Property pickup | Jail lobby with valid ID | Available 24 hours a day when the inmate releases property. |
| Bail | U.S. currency, cashier's checks, money orders, or bail bond agency | Sheriff's Department takes bail only for the entire amount. |
The official commissary and property source is shown below.
Phone and tablet services are tied to Global Tel*Link / ViaPath Technologies in county board materials. Tablets support education, vocational training, law library access, religious services, substance-abuse programming, parenting classes, and paid recreational content. Legal calls were described in 2020 board material as no-cost calls to inmates or the Sheriff's Department.
Booking and Intake at Yuba County Jail
Official county material does not publish every operational step of booking, but the available local sources support the main sequence. After arrest or surrender, a person is transported to Yuba County Jail if county jail custody is required. The jail creates a booking record, processes identity information, collects property, conducts health and classification review, and assigns housing based on classification, court status, and health considerations.
Citizen RIMS public display generally requires a completed booking. That is why a brand-new arrest may not appear immediately. VINE is a useful parallel notification tool because Yuba County says it receives booking-system updates every 15 minutes.
Programs, Work Furlough, and Jail Conditions
The Yuba County Jail page lists medical services, kitchen, recreation and exercise, commissary, visiting, law library, inmate education, work programs, work furlough, weekender program, and inmate classification. The jail operates under Title 15 of the California Code of Regulations, and the county states that emphasis is placed on rehabilitative training.
Program materials describe GED services for inmates who have not completed high school, life-skills instruction, vocational work, janitorial certification or participation classes, and voting correspondence with the county clerk in the person's county of residence. Janitorial training is unusually specific, covering floor care, dust mopping, floor scrubbing, stripping, finish application, buffing, carpet care, restrooms, windows, showers, and locker rooms.
Work furlough is for accepted sentenced inmates who may continue outside public or private employment for regular wages. Eligibility considers work history, job duration, attendance, and criminal record. Work generally must be in Yuba or Sutter County unless a reciprocal agreement exists, transportation must be arranged, and acceptance or revocation is discretionary with jail officials.
Recent official materials include a December 9, 2025 board item approving PATH Justice-Involved Round 3 funding for Medi-Cal pre-release services and substance-use disorder assessments, and an October 14, 2025 board item ratifying a seven-year jail medical and mental-health services agreement with Correctional Healthcare Partners/CHPYUBA, Inc. for 24/7 medical coverage, intake screenings, chronic care, emergency care, mental-health evaluations, crisis intervention, suicide prevention, outside hospital coordination, licensed staff, and Title 15 compliance.
Note: Confirm custody, housing assignment, and current visiting rules with the jail before traveling, sending funds, or relying on a schedule.