Mono County Booking Records

Mono County recent bookings are available through the CrimeGraphics online database maintained by the Mono County Sheriff. When someone gets arrested in Mono County, they are booked into the jail facility in Bridgeport. The online system provides public access to current inmates and recent booking records. You can search by name or booking number to find custody status and charges. The database shows who is in jail right now and provides basic information about each inmate. California public records laws require transparency in arrest records and Mono County provides free online access through the CrimeGraphics platform.

Search Mono County Jail Roster

The Mono County Sheriff uses CrimeGraphics software for inmate searches. This system lets you look up current inmates and recent bookings. Enter a last name and first name in the search fields. The database returns matching records with custody details.

Search results display key booking information. You see the inmate's full name and physical description. Booking date tells you when they arrived at the jail. Current housing location shows which unit they are in. Charges list alleged crimes with California code sections. Bail amount appears if a judge set bail or if it comes from the bail schedule.

The CrimeGraphics platform updates regularly as new bookings happen and inmates get released. Current custody status shows if the person is still in jail. The system works on computers and mobile devices. No registration is required. You can search Mono County bookings anytime from anywhere with internet access.

For questions about an inmate not answered online, call the Mono County Jail in Bridgeport. Staff can provide information about visiting hours, mail procedures, and inmate accounts. Have the person's full name and booking number ready when you call to help staff locate the right record.

Mono County Jail Facility

The Mono County Jail is located in Bridgeport, the county seat. This small facility handles all bookings for arrests made throughout the county. Mono County covers a large geographic area but has a tiny population. Most arrests happen in Mammoth Lakes, Bridgeport, and along Highway 395. Deputies transport arrestees to Bridgeport for processing and detention.

Booking procedures include fingerprinting and photographing each arrestee. Staff conduct background checks to search for outstanding warrants. Medical screening happens during intake. The jail has limited capacity suited to the county's small population. Men and women stay in separate housing areas. Some inmates await trial while others serve short sentences.

Inmates can make phone calls during scheduled times. Visitation happens on specific days. Check with the jail for current visiting policies. Mail gets screened before delivery. The jail commissary sells approved items. Family members can put money on an inmate's account for commissary purchases and phone calls.

Information in Booking Records

Mono County booking records contain standard arrest data required by California law. The full legal name of the arrestee appears first. Date of birth helps confirm identity. Physical description includes height, weight, and hair color. This information comes from measurements and photographs taken during booking.

Each booking gets a unique number in the jail system. This tracks the person through custody and court proceedings. Booking date and time show when they arrived at the facility. This might differ from the arrest date if transport took time across the large county.

Charges list alleged crimes with code sections. PC stands for Penal Code. HS means Health and Safety Code. Common charges include PC 470 for forgery, PC 487 for grand theft, and HS 11351.5 for possession for sale of cocaine. Multiple charges can appear on one record. Bail amounts get set by judges or the bail schedule.

The arresting agency shows which department made the arrest. Mono County Sheriff handles most arrests. You might also see California Highway Patrol or Mammoth Lakes Police. Hold information indicates if another county wants the person for different charges.

Request Mono County Records

The CrimeGraphics database provides free basic booking information. For certified copies or detailed arrest reports, contact the Mono County Sheriff's Office. Submit your request in writing. Include the person's name, arrest date, and what documents you need.

California law gives agencies 10 days to respond. Mono County can extend this by 14 days for complex requests. Simple booking records come back faster. The county charges copying fees. Ask about costs before submitting your request.

Some records have restrictions. Active investigations might be exempt. Juvenile records need authorization. Medical information stays confidential. Staff will explain what they can release under state law.

Note: Crime victims may qualify for free copies under California law.

Mono County Court

The Mono County Superior Court handles criminal cases. The courthouse is in Bridgeport near the jail. Inmates appear within 48 hours if in custody. The judge sets bail at arraignment. Public defenders get appointed for those who cannot afford attorneys. Jail staff transport inmates to court for hearings. Family can attend most public proceedings.

VINE Custody Alerts

VINE works in Mono County. Register at vinelink.vineapps.com/state/CA or call 1-877-411-5588. Get notifications when someone gets released. Choose phone, text, or email. The service is free and anonymous.

Mono County Resources

Legal aid programs help people who cannot afford attorneys. Bail bonds companies in Mammoth Lakes can arrange release from jail. Victim services provide support during the criminal process. The California Department of Justice maintains statewide records you can request for background checks. For jail condition concerns, contact the Board of State and Community Corrections.

Nearby California Counties

Mono County borders several other counties with their own jail systems: