Yuba County Jail Release Paths
The Yuba County Jail Division is the local custody point for people awaiting trial, awaiting sentencing, and serving county jail sentences. The jail is operated by the Yuba County Sheriff's Department. When a person leaves this jail, the public result can look simple because the name may disappear from the CitizenRIMS Incarcerated People roster. That absence is only a lead. It can mean release to the community, bail, a court-ordered release, sentence completion, transfer to CDCR, transfer to another agency, movement under a detainer, or data that is not public.
The local release record answers the custody question more directly. It should show the booking tie, the release date and time, the release type or reason, and any transfer or detainer note if the field is disclosable. For a person who left the jail and stayed in Yuba County's criminal court system, the Yuba Superior Court online case access may show the pending or completed criminal case even after the jail roster no longer shows current custody. If supervision was ordered, Yuba County Probation or state parole may be the next confirmation point.
| Exit from jail | Best follow-up | What it can prove |
|---|---|---|
| Bail or bond release | Jail release record and court docket | Custody ended, while the case may continue |
| Time served or local sentence | Sheriff's Records and court minute order | Local jail term or release reason |
| Transfer to CDCR | CDCR, CIRIS, court records | Movement from county jail to state prison custody |
| Probation or PRCS | Yuba County Probation | County-level supervision after release |
| Detainer or other agency | Records request, court, receiving system | That jail release was not necessarily community release |
Confirm a Yuba Jail Release
A Yuba County Jail release search should not stop with a missing roster name. The roster is a current-custody tool, and the research did not find a separate official 24-hour or 72-hour release feed. Use the roster first only to decide whether the person is still shown in custody. Then move to custody-change and record channels that are better matched to a released person.
- Search the CitizenRIMS Incarcerated People page by name. If the person appears, treat the result as current jail custody, not release.
- Use Yuba VINE for custody status and release or transfer notices. The county says Yuba VINE updates from the jail booking system every 15 minutes.
- Check the Yuba Superior Court docket for bail, release order, sentence, future hearing, dismissal, or probation order.
- Request the booking and release record from Sheriff's Records or the Yuba public-records portal when formal detail is needed.
- If the person moved to state, federal, immigration, or registry supervision systems, use the matching system instead of the county jail roster.
Yuba County Jail Contacts
The county jail page identifies the Sheriff's Jail Division as the operating unit and gives the sheriff contact address at the courthouse block in Marysville. For routine release-record proof, the Records Division is often the better document channel than the jail information line, while urgent pickup questions should follow the jail's own family and medical guide. That guide tells callers to ask whether the person is expected to be released, and if so, to ask the time and place for pickup.
Yuba County Jail
215 5th Street
Marysville, CA 95901
(530) 749-7741
Jail fax: (530) 741-6271
Sheriff-Coroner / Jail Division
215 5th Street, Suite 150
Marysville, CA 95901
(530) 749-7740
Operator of the county jail.
Sheriff's Records Division
Release-record and report-copy requests
(530) 749-7778
Call before visiting because researched hours conflict between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. opening references.
About Yuba County Jail
The jail is a courthouse-adjacent local detention facility, not a state prison. The official jail page says it is on the north side of the county courthouse in Marysville on Sixth Street between B Street and C Street. It also says the original jail was built in 1962, with a major renovation and addition in the early 1990s. Capacity is listed at 428 prisoners. Those details matter because pickup, property, court, and records questions often stay within the same downtown Marysville government block.
The jail page also lists a broad local custody environment: medical, kitchen, recreation and exercise, commissary, visiting, law library, inmate education, work programs, work furlough, weekender, classification, vocational training, life skills, alcohol and drug counseling, GED, anger management, and stress management. These programs do not prove release. They do explain why a person may be jail-connected in different ways before final release, including alternative custody or weekender status.
Yuba Jail VINE and Records
Yuba VINE is the strongest release-first public channel found for this jail. The county describes California State VINE as free, anonymous, available every day, and available in English and Spanish. Users can search by name, alias, or offender ID, and can use a middle initial, date of birth, or arrest date to separate duplicate names. VINE can report current custody status, offender number, and location. It also sends notifications for release from custody for any reason, transfer, escape, return from escape, and advance release notice.
Records requests are for the paper trail. The Records Division lists a $20 report-copy fee, a $20 USB storage-device fee, a photo ID requirement, cash or check payment, and release of records within ten business days of request. A useful request asks for the booking and release record for a named person, with date of birth, booking number, and arrest date if known. Ask for release date and time, release type, holding agency, and transfer or detainer notation if present and disclosable.
Yuba Jail Property After Release
Yuba has unusually concrete post-release property rules. The commissary and property page says a person charged for commissary not received because of separation from jail may return to claim it on Wednesdays between 2:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. Unclaimed commissary is held for only 90 days. Property released by an inmate may be picked up at the Jail Lobby 24 hours a day with valid identification.
This property rule is not a release record, but it is a practical clue after custody ends. It also shows why release confirmation should identify the release date and type. A person released to the community may handle property directly, while a transfer, detainer, or state-prison movement can change who can pick up property and which agency has the person next.
Yuba Jail ICE History
Yuba County Jail has a distinctive immigration-detention history. KQED reported in December 2022 that ICE was terminating the Yuba County Jail detention contract with 60 days' notice and described Yuba as the last public facility in California holding immigrants fighting deportation at that time. Older Yuba records may still mention ICE detention, holds, or release. Current immigration custody should route to ICE ODLS, not to a default Yuba jail search.
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