Access Yolo Juvenile Detention Records

Yolo Juvenile Facility Overview

Yolo County Juvenile Detention Facility is located at 2880 E. Gibson Road in Woodland and is operated by the Yolo County Probation Department. The county describes it as a temporary detention and treatment facility for minors charged with violating the law or accused of violating probation conditions. That description is the controlling accuracy point for this page. The facility belongs in the facility map because it is a secure detention facility in Yolo County, but it must not be folded into the adult jail population or described as part of the Sheriff's adult roster.

The county's own wording says the juvenile facility shall not be operated as a jail, prison, or penal institution and must be operated in a homelike environment. That is a different framework from Monroe Detention Center and the Walter J. Leinberger Memorial Center, which are adult Sheriff's detention facilities. Juvenile detention also carries stronger privacy rules, family access controls, and court confidentiality concerns. A public adult booking-statistics PDF is not the correct way to search for a minor in juvenile detention.

Yolo Juvenile Population Limits

No official capacity figure for the Yolo County Juvenile Detention Facility was located in the research. The facility map therefore does not state a bed count. The county page does publish operational and staffing information, including a Superintendent of Institutional Services, supervising and senior detention officers, detention officers, juvenile services aides, legal-secretary support, school staff, and medical staff. Those details are useful, but they do not create a public population dashboard.

Adult Yolo County population statistics should not be applied to the juvenile facility. The BSCC-hosted Sheriff's needs assessment gives adult jail figures for Monroe and Leinberger, including historical adult caps and average daily population. Those numbers describe pretrial and sentenced adults in the Sheriff's jail system, not minors in Probation-operated juvenile detention. For a juvenile custody or program question, call the facility. For adult jail population or inmate search questions, use Monroe Records, the Sheriff's booking-statistics page, VINE, and adult court channels.

Lookup Juvenile Detention Status

There is no public Yolo County juvenile detention roster in the research, and the adult Sheriff's Booking Statistics page should not be used as a juvenile locator. The adult page posts monthly pressboard PDFs for Sheriff's arrests and does not list juvenile detention housing. Juvenile matters may involve confidential court and probation records, so direct contact with the Probation-operated facility is the correct starting point for parents, guardians, approved visitors, attorneys, and agencies with a lawful need for information.

When a name appears in an adult context, confirm the age, agency, court, and custody type before assuming the person is at the juvenile facility. Some young adults are held in adult jail. Some minors may have restricted court information. Others may be in a program, school, medical appointment, court transport, or release process. If the matter is actually an adult Yolo jail case, Monroe Records at (530) 668-5245 is the adult custody line. If the matter is state prison, federal, or immigration custody, CDCR CIRIS, the BOP locator, and ICE ODLS apply instead.

1. Call the Yolo County Juvenile Detention Facility at (530) 406-5300 for approved custody, visiting, mail, or program questions.
2. Be ready to explain your relationship to the minor and the reason for the inquiry, because juvenile information is not handled like an adult roster.
3. Use the adult Sheriff's Booking Statistics page only for adult Sheriff's arrest pressboard information, not juvenile detention placement.
4. Contact the appropriate juvenile court, attorney, or probation contact when court status, release orders, or confidential case information are involved.

Yolo Juvenile Facility Contact

The county page gives the juvenile facility's address, phone number, and front desk hours. Those details are more important than a web search for many juvenile detention questions because the public record path is limited. The front desk is open on weekdays with a lunch closure. Call before visiting, sending mail, arranging volunteer activity, or trying to confirm whether a minor may receive contact.

For adult custody, do not call the juvenile facility as a substitute for Monroe Records. Adult jail custody, warrants, Sheriff's booking-statistics questions, and adult visiting are routed through the Sheriff's detention system. The juvenile facility's phone line is for the Probation-run youth facility and its own rules.

Yolo Juvenile Visits

Visit scheduling, visitor criteria, and related questions for the Yolo County Juvenile Detention Facility are handled by phone. The county research did not locate a public juvenile visiting table with universal days, times, and rules comparable to the adult Sheriff's non-contact and video visitation schedule. That absence should not be filled with adult jail hours. The safer and more accurate statement is that approved visitors should call the facility before attempting to visit.

The adult Monroe visitation rules should not be copied onto the juvenile facility. Adult non-contact visits, video visits, and family pod schedules are Sheriff's jail rules for adult custody. Juvenile visiting is tied to the Probation Department, youth safety, court and case restrictions, and the facility's homelike-treatment mandate.

Juvenile Mail and Services

The research states that acceptable mail details for the juvenile facility are handled by calling (530) 406-5300. It does not provide a public commissary vendor, online money-deposit vendor, or adult-style package system for the juvenile facility. Do not apply the adult Access Secure Deposits or Access Securepak rules to minors in juvenile detention unless the facility confirms that the same or a separate process applies.

Services at the facility are broader than mail. Education is provided by the Yolo County Office of Education through Dan Jacobs School five days a week. Medical services are contracted with WellPath, with daily staff presence and physical screening within 96 hours of incarceration. Programs identified in the research include teen parenting skills, church groups, addiction programs, arts and crafts, and volunteer or mentoring support.

Juvenile Intake and Care

Juvenile detention intake is not the same as adult booking at Monroe. The county describes the Yolo County Juvenile Detention Facility as temporary detention and treatment for minors charged with law violations or accused of violating probation conditions. Its operation is regulated under the Welfare and Institutions Code, Penal Code, California Code of Regulations, and Title 15 and Title 24 standards connected to the BSCC. Those sources reflect custody, safety, school, health, and facility standards for minors rather than adult jail booking disclosure.

The staffing details show a structured youth facility rather than a public adult roster office. The research lists a Superintendent of Institutional Services, 4 Supervising Detention Officers, 4 Senior Detention Officers, 10 Detention Officers, 4 Juvenile Services Aides, extra help staff, 1 Legal Secretary, school staff, and medical staff. That staffing mix supports custody, supervision, programming, education, and health screening. It does not mean a public search form exists for names, charges, or release status.

Juvenile detention

Secure temporary custody and treatment for minors, operated here by Yolo County Probation.

Probation violation

An allegation that a minor did not follow court or probation conditions.

Title 15

California local detention standards that include juvenile facility requirements and inspections.

Homelike environment

The county's stated standard that the facility is not to be run as a jail, prison, or penal institution.

Juvenile Records Boundaries

Juvenile information has boundaries that are easy to miss when someone searches from an adult inmate population site. Adult Yolo custody research can point to the Sheriff's booking-statistics page, Monroe Records, the Monroe lobby Press Board, VINE, court portal, CDCR, BOP, and ICE. Those adult channels do not become juvenile channels just because the facility is in the same city. The juvenile facility is operated by Probation and should be contacted directly for approved questions.

The adult court portal and Sheriff's records pages may still matter in mixed situations, but only after the custody type is clear. A young adult arrested by a city police department may be at Monroe. A minor's matter may be confidential or handled through juvenile court and probation. A family member may need the attorney, probation officer, or court contact instead of a public web search. If the person is an adult in the Sheriff's jail system, the Yolo County jail inmate records page explains the adult lookup chain without blending it into juvenile detention.

No subject-matched successful screenshot was available for this juvenile facility in the manifest; the listed county juvenile page capture failed. Borrowing an adult jail image or a state-prison locator image would misrepresent the Probation-run youth facility.