Northern Oregon Regional Corrections Adult Facility Inmate Lookup

Northern Oregon Regional Corrections Adult Facility Overview

Northern Oregon Regional Corrections Adult Facility, also called NORCOR Adult Corrections, is at 201 Webber Street in The Dalles. It is operated by Northern Oregon Regional Corrections, the regional corrections organization governed by Wasco, Hood River, Sherman, and Gilliam counties. Hood River County joined the regional jail arrangement in 1999, so adult detention, bail posting, video visits, money deposits, mail, and jail records usually run through NORCOR rather than a jail counter in Hood River.

The adult facility holds people in local and regional jail custody. Research from the official roster and NORCOR pages supports adult pretrial detainees, sentenced local custody, probation violations, parole violations, post-prison supervision sanctions, bench-warrant arrests, and federal holds tied to the U.S. Marshals Service. The roster is not limited to Hood River County. It may include adults from the other NORCOR member counties and other accepted authorities, so the facility name and charge information matter when reading a row.

For official facility context, the NORCOR Adult Corrections page links the roster, visitation, mail, money and property, bail, phone use, public information, PREA, and victim notification resources. The image below comes from that official adult-corrections landing page.

Those service links are important because the adult roster alone does not explain how to schedule a visit, post bail, request records, send money, or confirm whether a hold blocks release.

Northern Oregon Regional Corrections Adult Facility Capacity and Population

The strongest current local population figure in the research is the NORCOR Adults in Custody roster count. On June 25, 2026 at 15:30, the roster displayed an inmate count of 62. That is a point-in-time regional adult count for NORCOR, not a Hood River-only count. A current rated capacity was not published on the current NORCOR adult page. Historical Wasco County Board of County Commissioners minutes from 2016 referred to 212 beds at NORCOR, so that number should be treated as historical capacity context rather than a current official rating.

Sherman County's official NORCOR FAQ adds useful regional context by describing about 2,800 bookings per year and a 13-day average length of stay. Those figures describe NORCOR regional operations, not a Hood River County-only jail population. No official source located in the research published Hood River-only average daily population, current demographic totals, or a current official rated capacity on the NORCOR adult page.

How to Look Up an Inmate at Northern Oregon Regional Corrections Adult Facility

The correct public lookup for this facility is the NORCOR Adults in Custody roster. It is a free public list, not a search form. During inspection, the roster displayed a date, time, inmate count, image link, name, booking date, charges, bail, and scheduled release. No search box, reset button, export feature, booking-number field, or housing-unit filter was visible, so browser find is the practical way to scan the list.

1. Open the NORCOR Adults in Custody roster and check the date, time, and inmate count before relying on the list.
2. Use browser find for the last name, then try alternate spacing or spelling if the name may include more than one surname.
3. Read across the roster row for booking date, charge text, bail amount if shown, scheduled release if shown, and any image link.
4. Confirm the person is actually in current adult NORCOR custody, since the roster is regional and not a Hood River-only jail list.
5. If the person is missing, call NORCOR at 541-298-1576, check Oregon VISOR for DOC custody or supervision, search court records through OJD, or use BOP and ICE locator tools for federal or immigration custody.

The official NORCOR roster is shown in the capture below. It is useful for current custody checks, but it should not be treated as a complete criminal-history record or final court-charge source.

The roster charge label can differ from the charge later filed in court. Hood River County criminal case information belongs with Hood River County Circuit Court and Oregon Judicial Department systems after the prosecutor files a case.

Northern Oregon Regional Corrections Adult Facility Address and Contact

Use NORCOR for adult jail custody, visitation, bail, mail, money, property, phone, and jail-record questions. Use the Hood River County Sheriff's Office for sheriff incident reports, local law-enforcement records, and non-emergency county law-enforcement contact. The most common visitor mistake is going to the Sheriff's Office or courthouse in Hood River for jail services; adult custody services are at NORCOR in The Dalles.

Visiting Someone at Northern Oregon Regional Corrections Adult Facility

NORCOR adult visitation is video-first through Telmate and GettingOut. The research says adult-in-custody visitation transitioned to video-only except program and attorney visitation. On-site visitors use video tablets in the NORCOR Administration lobby, while remote visitors use GettingOut from a compatible computer or Android device. All video visitation is monitored and recorded. Visitors need an account, proper identification, appropriate clothing, and compliance with NORCOR rules.

NORCOR's visitation rules also say available times vary by classification and housing unit. If the adult in custody is in segregation unit 300 or 700 block, visitors should notify NORCOR at least two hours before the scheduled visit. Visitors may bring only small pocket or hand-carried items that do not create a security risk. Prohibited items include cell phones, lighters, tobacco, sharp objects, food, drinks, cameras, pocket knives, and two-way communication devices.

Mail, Phone, and Money at Northern Oregon Regional Corrections Adult Facility

NORCOR mail, deposits, commissary, property release, and phone access are governed by separate adult-corrections service pages. Mail is inspected, and contraband can be confiscated, destroyed, used as evidence, or lead to correspondence restrictions. Adult phones are generally on from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily unless limited for safety, security, or behavior. Calls are collect through Telmate and are monitored and recorded except calls to legal counsel.

Bail, Release, and Holds at Northern Oregon Regional Corrections Adult Facility

NORCOR uses the term security for what is commonly called bail. Any adult 18 or older may post security 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for an adult held at NORCOR, but another adult in custody cannot post. The person posting must provide official photo identification and cannot be under the influence. A victim may post bail but may not be present at release.

Security amounts can be found on the Adults in Custody roster or by calling NORCOR at 541-298-1576. NORCOR says the listed amount is normally 10% of the security amount, although some traffic matters may require the full amount. Bail can be posted at the arraigning court during business hours, at the NORCOR lobby Telmate kiosk, by phone through Telmate at 866-516-0115, or by an adult in custody using eligible cash or cards in booking. Telmate fees apply, including cash and credit-card transaction fees described on the NORCOR bail page.

Posting money does not guarantee immediate release. Holds, new charges, warrants, parole or probation sanctions, federal holds, no-release orders, housing checkout, clothing change, and operational needs can delay or prevent release. NORCOR also states it does not control or refund bail after posting through Telmate because those funds become tied to the court and the adult in custody's bond account.

Records Requests for NORCOR and Hood River Arrests

The public roster is only the first access channel. For NORCOR jail records, photos, video, or medical-record requests, use NORCOR Administration at 201 Webber Street. The NORCOR public information page lists in-person, mail, email, and fax submission channels. The research found a NORCOR records form with checkboxes for copies, photos or video, and medical records. Fees in the form include a labor charge for small requests, per-page copy costs after 10 pages, and a photo or DVD/video fee.

For Hood River Sheriff's incident reports, incident photos, DMV crash reports, criminal or traffic citations, CAD reports, and 911 audio, use the Hood River County Sheriff's records process at 309 State Street. The sheriff's records page lists fees including $25 for an incident report, $5.25 for each incident photo or $30 for a CD with up to 20 photos, $15 for a DMV crash report, $15 for a citation, $15 for a 911 CAD report, and $50 per hour for 911 audio with a one-hour minimum. The sheriff's FAQ says release usually requires approval and clearance and commonly takes 2-4 business days.

Oregon Public Records Law, ORS 192.311 to 192.478, governs access to nonexempt public records. Booking photos need special care because ORS 133.870 limits law-enforcement release of booking photos before conviction unless a listed exception applies. Juvenile records, medical records, active investigations, protected personal information, and sealed court matters may be withheld or redacted.

Booking and Intake at Northern Oregon Regional Corrections Adult Facility

A Hood River County adult arrest may begin with the Sheriff's Office, Hood River Police, Cascade Locks contract deputies, Oregon State Police, or another agency. The adult is then transported or lodged at NORCOR Adult Corrections. Intake includes receiving the person, confirming identity, identifying warrants or holds, inventorying property, and creating the booking information that may appear on the public roster. The public row can show name, booking date, charges, bail, scheduled release, and an image link, but it does not show housing unit, date of birth, physical description, arresting agency, court case number, or detailed profile information.

Classification can affect access. NORCOR's visitation material says visiting times vary by classification and housing unit, and special notice is needed for certain segregation units. Medical and mental-health details are not published on the roster. Oregon Knowledge Bank describes NORCOR's reentry model as using screening, assessment, referral to programming, release planning, and aftercare for eligible participants.

About Northern Oregon Regional Corrections Adult Facility

NORCOR is a regional corrections complex serving Wasco, Hood River, Sherman, and Gilliam counties with adult corrections and juvenile detention functions. Hood River County's jail pathway is distinctive because the Sheriff's Office and Circuit Court are in Hood River, while adult jail custody is handled in The Dalles. That affects every practical step after an arrest: roster checks, video visitation, bail posting, mail, phone, commissary, and property release all point to NORCOR unless the issue is a sheriff incident report or a filed court case.

Programs and conditions material in the research includes NORCOR PREA resources and the Oregon Knowledge Bank reentry program summary. The reentry model is described as a three-phase program from remand to discharge, with referrals for substance-abuse treatment, cognitive behavioral treatment, anger management, parenting, job readiness, and reentry services for eligible medium- and high-risk offenders. Funding described by Oregon Knowledge Bank included Hood River County Justice Reinvestment Initiative allocations.