Stevens County Jail Inmate Population

Stevens County inmate population records are posted once daily on the Stevens County Sheriff's website and through a secondary portal at the county's MunicipalOne system. The roster covers the Stevens County Jail in Colville and shows each inmate's name, booking number, date of birth, age, initial booking date, current charges, days in custody, housing assignment, bond information, and scheduled release date. The list is generated at approximately 4:00 AM each day and posted between 6:00 and 9:00 AM. Bookings made after 4:00 AM will not appear on the displayed date's roster. For immediate custody verification you can call the jail at any time. This page covers the full process for searching the roster, requesting records, using VINE for notifications, and accessing state-level tools when needed.

Stevens County Jail Records and Contact Information

The Stevens County Jail is at 215 S Oak St in Colville, the county seat for Stevens County in northeastern Washington. The facility is operated by the Stevens County Sheriff's Office and books adults arrested within the county by the Sheriff's Office and other law enforcement agencies operating in the area. Stevens County covers a large geographic area in eastern Washington, stretching from the Canadian border south toward Spokane County.

The jail is integrated with VINE, the statewide victim notification system, which means anyone who registers through VINELink will get automated alerts when a monitored inmate's custody status changes. This is useful in a county where the facility serves a scattered rural population and people may not be able to check the website or call regularly.

For immediate custody verification at any hour, call 509-684-4707, extension 3712. The online roster is only updated once a day, so calling is the right choice when you need current information on a recent booking or same-day release.

How to Find Stevens County Inmates Online

There are two ways to check the Stevens County jail roster online. The first is through the sheriff's website at stevenscountywa.gov. The second is through the MunicipalOne portal at stevenscountywa.municipalone.com. Both display the same roster data but through different interfaces. Either works fine. The MunicipalOne portal may offer slightly more filter options depending on the interface version.

The roster is generated each morning at around 4:00 AM and is typically posted on the website between 6:00 AM and 9:00 AM. This timing means the list is a snapshot of who was in custody as of early that morning. Anyone booked after 4:00 AM will not show up until the following day's roster. If you need to verify someone booked in the early morning hours, call the 24-hour line at 509-684-4707 ext 3712 rather than relying on the web roster.

The Stevens County Sheriff's jail page is shown below. This is the primary county source for the daily roster and related inmate information.

The MunicipalOne portal offers an alternative way to access the same roster data. The screenshot below shows this secondary interface for Stevens County inmate records.

If the person you are searching for does not appear on the Stevens County roster, check whether they may have been transferred to state custody using the DOC search at doc.wa.gov.

Visitation at Stevens County Jail

The Stevens County Jail allows in-person visitation throughout the week. Visits are 30 minutes long, and a maximum of two guests are permitted per inmate. The schedule runs as follows: Sunday, 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM; Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, and 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM; Saturday, 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM.

Visitors should call the jail at 509-684-4707 before arriving to confirm the schedule has not changed and that visitation has not been suspended for the inmate you plan to see. Visits can be restricted based on an inmate's behavior, facility lockdowns, or other facility needs. Bring valid ID. Dress code and conduct rules apply.

Public Records Requests in Stevens County

Under RCW 42.56, the Stevens County Sheriff's Office must respond to public records requests within five business days. Booking logs, incident reports, and jail rosters are generally available. Active investigation records and court-sealed documents are exempt. The agency can provide a timeline for large requests when five days is not enough to gather everything.

Under RCW 70.48.100, local jails in Washington must keep records of all confined persons and make those records publicly available. This is the legal basis for the daily online roster. Basic booking information is publicly accessible without a formal request. More detailed records may require a written public records request submitted to the Sheriff's Office.

To request records, contact the Stevens County Sheriff's Office at 509-684-4707 or mail a written request to the jail at 215 S Oak St, Colville, WA 99114. Court-related case records are maintained by the County Clerk at the same address. If you need records tied to a specific case, be ready to provide the case number or defendant name and approximate booking date to help staff locate the file.

VINE Victim Notification for Stevens County

Stevens County Jail is integrated with VINE (Victim Information and Notification Everyday), a free automated notification service. Once you register through VINELink.com, you will receive alerts by phone, text, or email when an inmate's custody status changes. That includes releases, transfers, escapes, and custody events tied to court dates. You do not need to identify yourself to register, and the service costs nothing.

The VINE integration with Stevens County is especially useful for people who live far from Colville and cannot easily call or check the website each day. Automated notifications take the work out of monitoring an inmate's status. The service covers Stevens County and all other Washington jails and state correctional facilities.

Stevens County Court and Criminal Case Records

Criminal case records for people booked at the Stevens County Jail are handled by Stevens County Superior Court and District Court. The County Clerk at 215 S Oak St in Colville maintains case files, dockets, and court orders. Booking records show only the charges at intake. They do not tell you what happened in court. For case outcomes, including whether charges were dismissed, reduced, or resulted in a conviction and sentence, you need to look at court records.

The Washington Courts statewide case search at courts.wa.gov covers Stevens County court records and is free to use. Search by name or case number to find case filings, hearing dates, and dispositions. For certified copies, contact the Clerk's office at the courthouse in Colville.

State-Level Inmate Search Resources

When someone is not found in the Stevens County roster, Washington State has tools to help. The Department of Corrections incarcerated person search at doc.wa.gov covers individuals serving state sentences in Washington prisons. Inmates who finish pretrial detention in Stevens County and receive a state sentence are transferred to a DOC facility and will appear in the DOC system instead of the local roster.

The WATCH system at watch.wsp.wa.gov, run by the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs, provides access to Washington criminal history records. WATCH requires a fee for most searches. It covers arrest and conviction history statewide and is useful when you need more than just current custody status.

Cities in Stevens County

Stevens County is a large, rural county in northeastern Washington. Colville is the county seat and the largest community in the county. Other towns include Chewelah, Kettle Falls, and Northport. None of the cities in Stevens County currently meet the population threshold for individual city pages on this site. All jail bookings are processed through the Stevens County Jail in Colville.

Nearby Counties

Stevens County shares borders with Ferry to the west, Pend Oreille to the east, Spokane to the south, and Lincoln to the southwest. If someone is not found in the Stevens County system, they may be in a neighboring county facility.