Find Riverside County California jails, prisons, detention centers, departments of corrections, and penitentiaries. Jails and prisons provide information on inmate searches, rosters, lookups, lists, records, and mugshot photos.
Banning Correctional Facility 1627 South Hargrave Street Banning CA 92220 951-922-7300
Corona Jail 849 West 6th Street Corona CA 92882 951-736-2330
Hemet Jail 450 East Latham Avenue Hemet CA 92543 951-955-2440
Indio Juvenile Hall 47665 Oasis Street Indio CA 92201 951-955-2440
Moreno Valley Prison 21640 Cottonwood Avenue Moreno Valley CA 92553 951-653-6008
Orange County Los Pinos Probation Camp 39251 Ortega Highway Lake Elsinore CA 92530 714-647-4666
Palm Springs Jail 200 South Civic Drive Palm Springs CA 92262 951-955-2440
Riverside County Blythe Jail 260 North Spring Street Blythe CA 92225 760-921-5780
Riverside County Indio Jail 46057 Oasis Street Indio CA 92201 760-863-8252
Riverside County Presley Detention Center 4000 Orange Street Riverside CA 92501 951-955-4500
Riverside County Regional Medical Center 26520 Cactus Avenue Moreno Valley CA 92555 951-955-4500
Riverside County Smith Facility 1627 South Hargrave Street Banning CA 92220 951-922-7300
Riverside Juvenile Hall 3933 Harrison Street Riverside CA 92503 951-358-4200
Southwest Detention Center 30755 Auld Road Murrieta CA 92563 951-696-3050
Southwest Juvenile Hall 30755 Auld Road Murrieta CA 92563 951-955-2440
Temecula Jail 30755 Auld Road Murrieta CA 92563 951-696-3000
Twin Pines Ranch 49500 Twin Pines Road Banning CA 92220 951-955-2440
Van Horn Youth Center Boot Camp 10000 County Farm Road Riverside CA 92503 951-955-2440
Federal Prison inmates and some State Prison inmates are required to work unless they have a medical restriction. Inmates who are participating in educational or treatment programs, or inmates who are considered a security risk, may receive an exemption from work requirements.
How can victims of a crime learn when an inmate is being released?Most states have a Victim Services Unit or similar agency that can provide information on the release of inmates. In some cases, a petitioner may also be notified of parole hearings.
What is Good Conduct Time?Good Conduct Time refers to time that can be deducted from an inmate's sentence as a result of good behavior. Though the actual formula for calculating Good Conduct Time is complex, a commonly used rule of thumb is that a year of good behavior can reduce a sentence by roughly 54 days.