Find Free Marion County Mugshots in Oregon (Lookup Resource)

Start a free Marion County mugshot search now to find recent arrests published by local law enforcement agencies.

Mugshots are pictures taken by police for identification and history of detention purposes. If you’re seeking arrest information, which includes custody images in Oregon, this streamlined resource will provide the search methods and link helpful databases for tracking them down.

Where Can Marion County Mugshot Images Be Accessed for Free?

Arrest records—including images—in Marion County, Oregon can be found using city, county and state repositories, either by submitting a formal request, visiting the relevant offices in-person, or accessing said records and mugshots online.

Finding these records isn’t too complicated. Older records are mostly kept in county archives, while newer ones are more likely handled by city police departments. For state-related or recent bookings that aren’t available locally, the Department of Corrections site or prison databases are the places to look.

These databases are valuable across the board for searches conducted both locally and statewide; in the following section, the best ways to effectively retrieve trustworthy results will be discussed.

Run a Free Marion County Mugshot Search Online

Head to the jail viewer offered by the Marion County Sheriff’s Office if you need custody information. After clicking ‘Access Site’, you can search by first or full name, and then narrow the results with booking dates, if needed.^{1, 2}

Click ‘view’ on the jail roster search result to see the offender’s booking details, including:

• Booking Number
• Inmate ID
• Date
• Location
• Age
• Birthdate
• Gender
• Height
• Weight
• Hair Color
• Eye Color

The latter part shows their charges, arrest, court and bail information.

Thanks to Oregon’s House Bill 3273, there aren’t custody photos but it will still provide record seekers with dependable information.³

Booking photos are available through the Marion County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Records Unit at (503)-588-5071 or via email at [email protected]. A Report Request Form may be filled out, but there are associated fees.⁴

Physical Address:

Marion County Sheriff’s Office
Courthouse
100 High St. NE basement
Salem, OR 97301

Mailing Address:

Marion Sheriff’s Office
Attention: Records
PO Box 14500
Salem, Oregon 97309

Fax: (503)-588-7931

Also, you can also contact the Marion County Jail at 503-588-8588, or visit them on any weekday from 8 AM to 5 PM.

Marion County Jail
4000 Aumsville Highway Southeast
Salem, Oregon 97317

To access more insights about arrest information and past charges, one may refer to the procedure for finding free arrest records in Marion County.

Jail Inmate Contact Options, Visitation & Other Services

While detained in Marion County, individuals are afforded phone use, access to mail, visitation and bond to keep them connected and supported by family and friends. Several of these inmate services are outlined below, along with a brief description of each.

Jail Bail: The Marion County Sheriff’s Office accepts bail payments at the Circuit Court Annex – accepting cash, checks and cards – while the Jail Bail Window is for cash only.⁵

Marion County Circuit Court Annex
4000 Aumsville Hwy. SE 
Salem, OR 97317

Hours: Monday – Friday, 8 AM – 5 PM (closed on Marion County holidays)

Jail Bail Window
4000 Aumsville Hwy SE
Salem, OR 97317

Hours: 8 AM – 5 PM on weekdays, and all day on weekends and holidays

Mailing: Follow the rules outlined on the previously linked information webpage when mailing to Marion County inmates. Remember to add the inmate’s name and ID number, and send it to the correct facility; packages and personal items aren’t allowed.

Phone Contact: Outbound calls, phone cards and message acceptance aren’t allowed to the inmates at Marion County but they can make collect calls. Call +1-888-506-8407 for phone blocks or billing concerns. For more information, just visit ICSolutions.

Commissary & Money Deposits: Mailing a money order or cashier’s check, using cash or credit at jail kiosks, or even depositing funds over the phone or online to add money are all the available methods for adding money to someone’s commissary account in Marion County.⁶ If you’d like to purchase commissary items, just call +1-800-546-6283.

Inmate Visits: Register and observe ID, behavior, and dress code rules when you visit the Marion County Jail.⁷ Visits are 30 minutes and recorded; furthermore, kids need to be supervised. Some items aren’t allowed and any misconduct could get your visit canceled. You may call 503-588-8588 or check their visiting schedule for more details.⁸

Marion County Jail
4000 Aumsville Hwy SE
Salem, OR 97317

Phone: 503-588-8588
Hours: Weekdays, 8 AM – 5:00 PM (excluding holidays)

Discover Mugshots via Cities in Marion County OR

City police agencies may have the information if an arrest just happened or the county hasn’t updated their records yet. They frequently manage arrests, so they keep track of everything that happens within their jurisdictions. Sometimes, the county takes its time updating so you might get the details you’re looking for from the city first.

Check out the table below for all the police departments in Marion County – complete with their websites, addresses and contact information for record requests.

After covering county and city police photograph searches, the following section will move on to a broader lookup approach.

For information on accessing other public files such as background checks, probation records and warrants, see the overview of locating free public records in Marion County.

How To Perform a Search for Prisoner Mugshots in Oregon (State & Federal Offenders)

Prison images are freely available through the Oregon Department of Corrections (ODOC) Offender Search Tool.⁹ You can view these mugshots by typing the full or partial name of the person you’re searching; requestors may also send public records requests to ODOC.¹⁰

For federal offenders, you’ll use the inmate finder tool hosted by the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) to find inmates’ custody details and locations, but you’ll need to contact the BOP directly for the photos.¹¹ You can access records by entering the inmate’s name or register number.

The federal Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and Oregon Public Records Law are statutes that allow public access to these records but prohibit illegal uses like stalking or harassment; they’re also not for professional use under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) guidelines.¹²

The available resources differ by county and the overview above identifies the best options for conducting a Marion County mugshot search.