Lane County, Oregon Inmate Search

An inmate search is a public tool that allows concerned persons to check whether a specific individual is currently being held in a jail or correctional facility. In Lane County, this service is available online through the Lane County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO). For individuals sentenced to state prison, the Oregon Department of Corrections manages custody through a separate statewide Offender Search portal. There is also no federal correctional facility in the county.

Lane County’s two most populous cities, Eugene and Springfield, each have separate law enforcement agencies. The Eugene Police Department integrates custodial records directly into the LCSO AIC Viewer. The Springfield Police Department operates independently and maintains its own public Web Jail Viewer for persons arrested within Springfield city limits.

An inmate search usually returns the following:

• Full name, age, and booking date
• Current custody status
• Charges and offense classification
• Arresting agency
• Upcoming court date
• Bail or bond amount

How to Find an Inmate in Lane County Jail

An online portal provides the most direct way to confirm the current custody status at the Lane County Sheriff’s Office-managed jail. The system allows requestors to review active custody records without visiting the facility. Concerned persons should follow these steps:

• Visit the Jail Information and AIC Records section of the county sheriff’s website,
• Scroll down and select "Locate Offender - AIC Viewer."
• In the drop-down text, select the hyperlinked word "online" at the end of the first sentence,
• Scroll down and select "Access Site."
• Fill in the fields: Last Name, First Name, Booking From Date, or Booking To Date.

Lane County Sheriff’s Office

125 East 8th Avenue

Eugene, OR 97401

Phone: (541) 682-4150

Lane County Adult Corrections Main Jail Facility

101 West 5th Avenue

Eugene, OR 97401

Phone: (541) 682-4263

How to Use the Lane County Jail Roster

An online portal offers the most direct way to confirm the current custody status at the Lane County Sheriff’s Office-managed jail. The system allows requestors to access active custody records without visiting the facility. Concerned persons should follow these steps:

• Visit the Jail Information and AIC Records section of the county sheriff’s website,
• Scroll down and select "Locate Offender - AIC Viewer."
• In the drop-down text, select the hyperlinked word "online" at the end of the first sentence,
• Scroll down and select "Access Site."
• Complete the provided fields: Last Name, First Name, Booking From Date, or Booking To Date.

If the sought information is unavailable, an in-person query at the arresting police department is a good option. Concerned persons may also reach out to the records unit of the arresting agency via phone:

• County Sheriff’s Office: (541) 682-3775
• The Eugene Police Department: (541) 682-5131
• The Springfield Police Department: (541) 726-3714

The Springfield Police Department operates a municipal jail and provides a public Web Jail Viewer portal. Interested persons can locate an individual in custody by following these steps:

• Visit the Web Jail Viewer,
• Select "Access Site,"
• Complete one or more available search fields, select search, and review the results displayed.

What Information is Included in the Lane County Inmate Roster

The Lane County inmate roster provides basic custody details for persons held in the county jail. The roster commonly reveals the following information:

• Full Name and Age: Lists the legal name and current age of the person in custody.
• Booking Date and Time: States the exact date and time of intake.
• Custody Status: Indicates whether the person is still in jail, has been released, or has been transferred.
• Charges and Classification: Lists each charge and says if it is a felony or a misdemeanor.
• Arresting Agency: Names the police department that made the arrest.
• Bail or Bond Amount: Shows any amount set by the court for release.
• Court Date and Court: Show the hearing date and the court handling the case.

Under the Oregon Public Records Law, public access is subject to limitations. Oregon House Bill 3273 restricts public release of booking photographs. Juvenile records remain confidential under state law.

Contact Details for Lane County Jail or Sheriff’s Office

Individuals may contact Lane County jail authorities through the contact details listed below:

Lane County Sheriff’s Office

125 East 8th Avenue

Eugene, OR 97401

Phone: (541) 682-4150

Lane County Adult Corrections Main Jail Facility

101 West 5th Avenue

Eugene, OR 97401

Phone: (541) 682-4263

The Springfield Municipal Jail

230 Fourth Street,

Springfield, OR 97477

Phone: (541) 744-4177

Office / Detention Facility	Address	Phone
Lane County Sheriff’s Office	125 East 8th Avenue Eugene, OR 97401	(541) 682-4150
Lane County Adult Corrections Main Jail Facility	101 West 5th Avenue, Eugene, OR 97401	(541) 682-4263
The Springfield Municipal Jail	230 Fourth Street, Springfield Oregon, 97477	(541) 744-4177

Jail Facility Overview in Lane County

Lane County manages several jails, each designed for different groups based on age, crime type, and sentence status. The main county jail, the Adult Corrections Facility in Eugene, is a 411-bed facility that holds adult men and women, including those awaiting trial and those already sentenced.

The Springfield Municipal Jail is a city jail with 98 beds for adults who have committed less serious crimes, which helps reduce crowding at the main county jail. The Florence Municipal Jail also holds people who have been sentenced for local crimes. The police jail in Junction City holds people for a short time before transfer or release. The county’s Youth Services Division (Juvenile Justice Center) operates a 96-bed facility that serves juveniles ages 12 to 17. The Division offers holding, evaluation, counseling, and school services.

Agency	Office and Mail Address	Phone Number	Office Hours	Email
Lane County Adult Corrections Facility	1401 Lakeside Drive, 12th Floor, Oakland, CA 94612 Mailing Address: Lane County Adult Corrections Facility c/o Mail Processing Center PO Box 9225 Seminole, FL 33775-9225	(541) 682-4263	7:30 AM - 5:00 PM (Daily)	Send email (adult.corrections@lanecountyor.gov) or make requests through the County Sheriff’s Office online contact portal
Springfield Municipal Jail	230 Fourth Street, Springfield, OR 97477	541-744-4177	8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Mon-Fri)	Send email (police@springfield-or.gov)
Lane County Juvenile Justice Center	2727 Martin Luther King Jr. Bouvelard, Eugene, OR 97401	541-682-4700, After Hours Phone (541-682-7932)	8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Mon-Fri)	Send email (LCYSADMINSERV@lanecountyor.gov)
Florence Municipal Jail	900 Greenwood Street, Florence, OR 97439	(541) 997-3515	8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Mon-Fri)	N/A
Junction City Police/Jail	672 Greenwood Street, Junction City, OR 97448	(541) 998-1245	9:00 AM - 6:00 PM (Mon-Fri)	N/A.

How to Send Money to an Inmate in Lane County Jail?

Friends and family members seeking to deposit funds for an inmate at the Lane County Jail may use the approved payment options listed below:

• Jail Kiosk: Deposits may be made at the lobby kiosk using cash, credit card, or debit card.
• Toll-Free Phone Deposits: Funds may be added by calling (866) 345-1884 and following the automated instructions.
• Internet Deposits: Online payments may be completed through the third-party service providers listed on the official jail website.

(Note:) Service providers charge processing fees for all transactions. Fee amounts vary based on the deposit method and total amount submitted. The facility does not accept money orders or personal checks for deposit into AIC accounts. Cash should not be sent through the mail.

Inmate Search by Jail Facility

Most Lane County adult inmate records appear on the online jail roster maintained by the County Sheriff’s Office. The roster lists county cases that resulted in temporary or long-term housing at the adult corrections facility. However, some specific details may be withheld where the law restricts disclosure. The Springfield Police Department operates separately and maintains a public Web Jail Viewer for arrests made within Springfield city limits. This system allows searches of city incidents.

Public online access to juvenile records is not permitted. For information concerning a minor, interested persons must contact the Youth Services Division and submit a completed Juvenile Record Release Form. For more information or further questions, concerned persons can contact the Division by phone at (541) 682-4700.

Facility Name	Separate Search Option?
Lane County Jail	No (Main Roster)
The Springfield Municipal Jail	Yes (Web Jail Viewer)
The Lane County Youth Services Division (Juvenile Justice Center)	Yes (Restricted Access)

Lane County Visitation Rules and Schedules

The Lane County Adult Corrections Facility permits in-person visits for approved family members and other authorized persons. The adult in custody has to do the following before visits may begin:

• Complete classification (classification may take up to three days, and it determines visit eligibility and schedule)
• Submit a visitor request form listing full name, date of birth, address, telephone number, and relationship for each proposed visitor. Visitor lists update every two weeks.

Visitors should call (541) 682-4263 between 7:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. daily to confirm visit times. Visitors have to arrive 30 minutes before the scheduled visit. Check-in closes 10 minutes before start time. A valid state-issued identification card, driver’s license, or passport is required. Visitors under age 18 may attend only with a parent or legal guardian and must present an original birth certificate. Ages 15 through 18 must also present a student body card or state ID. All visitors go through a metal detector test.

Proper attire is required. Footwear has to be worn at all times, and the following are not permitted:

• Tube tops, halter tops, wrap-style tops, plunging necklines
• Clothing more than two inches above the kneecap
• See-through fabric or exposed chest, back, thighs, or midsection
• Gang-related clothing or symbols

Approved items for visitors with children include one plastic baby bottle, one pacifier, one diaper, one blanket, and one small toy without moving parts or noise makers.

Note: Prohibited items include electronics, tobacco, sharp objects, weapons, and explicit material. Rule violations may result in suspension of visiting privileges.

Mailing and Commissary Information

Communicating with Adults in custody (AIC) is encouraged and helps maintain important connections. All mail goes through the United States Postal Service and includes a valid return address. All regular postal mail should be sent to the following address:

Lane County Adult Corrections Facility

Adult in Custody Name and ID Number

c/o Mail Processing Center

PO Box 9225

Seminole, FL 33775-9225

The adult in custody ID number may be obtained by calling (541) 682-4263.

Acceptable items include written letters, plain greeting cards, photocopies, and standard photographs no larger than 4x6 inches. No more than 10 photographs may be mailed at one time. Polaroid photos are not allowed. Pencil or standard ink drawings are permitted. The following items are prohibited:

• Nude images or portrayals of genitalia
• Material promoting violence or discrimination
• Catalogs or advertisements
• Stickers, glitter, crayon drawings, glue
• Food, stamps, blank paper, envelopes
• Perfume or correction fluid

Books and magazines should be new, soft-bound, and mailed directly from a trusted commercial source. Unauthorized property or clothing will be returned.

Funds for commissary may be deposited through:

• Jail kiosk in the lobby accepting cash, credit, or debit
• Phone deposits at (866) 345-1884
• Online deposits through approved third-party providers listed on the official jail website.