San Bernardino Police City Jail Inmate Locator

We have gathered for you all the available inmate search links and San Bernardino Police City Jail Inmate locator information. Here is information on how to find someone in this jail. The first thing you should consider is that family members have rights for inmate visitation, inmate mail address and policies, and the commissary in San Bernardino Police City Jail facility.

Here is jail inmate information for the San Bernardino Police City Jail

San Bernardino Police City Jail Inmate Search

• VINELINK – Inmate Search

The San Bernardino Police department on North “D” Street has office hours Monday through Thursday between the hours of 7 am and 6 pm. For important information regarding an individual in the custody of the San Bernardino Police, contact the police department during normal business hours.

Visitation Rules for the San Bernardino Jail

San Bernardino Police City Jail is located in California. Visitation days are Wednesday to Sunday. To schedule a visit with a loved one or family member, contact 909-887-0364. All scheduled visits must be made at least a day prior to the requested visitation date.

Please note that all visitors must arrive at the facility 30 minutes before the scheduled check in time for the visit. If you arrive for the visit late, you will not be admitted and will be forced to reschedule for a different day.

• Visitors may be subjected to searches of their personal property, including their vehicle by the officers at any point.
• Cellular devices, photographic devices, and recording devices are strictly prohibited in the facility.
• Tobacco products are not allowed in the facility and should be left at home or in your personal vehicle.
• Visitors who have children with them, must supervise the children and keep them at arm’s length at all times during the visit. The staff members have the right to terminate a visit if the children are not being supervised or maintained by the visitor.
• All minors must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of the visit. Minors include any individual who is 17 and under. The adult is responsible for the minor at all times in the facility.
• Appropriate attire must be worn for the visit. Any visitor who does not comply with the dress code will not be allowed for a visitation and the visit can be denied. The dress code prohibits:

Gang attire, hats, accessories or clothing that displays offensive language or obscene pictures, clothing that is transparent or sheer, halter tops, tank tops, or strapless tops, clothing that exposes midriff, genitals, buttocks, or breast, shorts or skirts that are short, clothing that reveals undergarments, and dresses that are higher than mid-thigh high.

• Shoes must also be worn in the visitation.

Visitors must bring a valid identification card with photo id to the visit that has been issued by a state, municipal, or federal agency. Consulate issued identification cards from other countries may also be accepted. The lists include some of the types of identification that will be accepted:

• Driver’s license
• Non-driver’s identification card issued by the DMV
• Department of defence id card
• Citizenship or Immigration services id card
• Consulate id card
• Passport

Visits will be terminated for visitors who do not follow the law or the rules of the facility. The San Bernardino County Sherriff’s Detention and Corrections Bureau has the right to terminate a visit for any reason if they feel as though there is a security risk. It is advised that you contact the facility prior to coming for a visit to ensure that the visits are still on for that day. However, the visits can be cancelled any time before or during the visit as well.