Search Mono County Released Inmates

Released inmate records in Mono County are available through the sheriff's CrimeGraphics portal and the statewide VINE system. Mono County sits along the eastern side of the Sierra Nevada and has a small year-round population, though visitor numbers surge during ski season and summer months. The Mono County Sheriff handles all jail bookings and keeps custody records that are open to the public. You can look up inmates online for free or contact the sheriff's office by phone. This page covers how to find released inmate data in Mono County, what the law says about public access, and which tools work best for your search.

Mono County CrimeGraphics Portal

The Mono County Sheriff uses the CrimeGraphics system for public access to jail records. You can find it at mcsd.crimegraphics.com. The portal shows current inmates and people recently released from the Mono County jail in Bridgeport. Search by name to pull up booking records that include charges, bail amounts, and custody status. The tool is free to use. No registration is required.

CrimeGraphics is a platform used by several smaller California counties. It provides a clean search interface that works well even on mobile devices. When someone is booked into the Mono County jail, the record appears in the system within hours. If the person posts bail, gets released by the court, or completes their sentence, the status updates to reflect that change. Mono County has a small jail, so the number of active records at any time tends to be low compared to larger California counties. That makes it easier to find the person you are looking for when searching for released inmates in Mono County.

For older records that have rolled off the portal, call the Mono County Sheriff at (760) 932-7549. The records staff can look up past bookings and release information that may no longer appear in the online system.

How to Search Mono County Inmates

Go to the Mono County CrimeGraphics page. Type in the person's last name and hit search. You can add a first name to narrow the results. The system returns all matching records from the county jail. Each record shows the booking date, all charges, the bail amount, and whether the person is still in custody or has been released from the Mono County facility.

What Mono County released inmate records typically show:

• Full name and date of birth
• Booking date and booking number
• All charges at time of arrest
• Bail amount if set by the court
• Custody status and release date
• Arresting agency within Mono County

If you need state prison records, search CIRIS for anyone who served time in a California state facility. CIRIS covers admissions, facility locations, and parole data. It does not include county jail bookings. Use both the Mono County CrimeGraphics portal and CIRIS together to get a complete picture of someone's custody record in California.

California Law on Mono County Inmate Releases

California law requires the Mono County Sheriff to share arrest and booking data with the public. Government Code 7923.610 lists the exact data points that must be disclosed: full name, physical description, date of birth, arrest time, booking time, all charges, bail amount, and the time and manner of release. The law took effect January 1, 2023. An agency can hold back specific details only if sharing them would put a person at risk or hurt an active investigation in Mono County or elsewhere in California.

State prison parolees who move to Mono County after release are governed by Penal Code 3003. CDCR must give local law enforcement a full packet of information about each released inmate. The data includes names, dates of birth, physical descriptions, tattoos, scars, offense history, and the address where the parolee will live in Mono County. Under this statute, a released inmate must return to the county where they lived before prison unless CDCR specifically approves a transfer.

The California Public Records Act lets you file a formal request with any state or local agency. If the CrimeGraphics portal does not have the data you need about a Mono County released inmate, submit a written request to the sheriff's office. The county must respond within 10 calendar days under state law.

VINE Alerts for Mono County

VINE sends custody change alerts for inmates in Mono County. The service is free and available around the clock in over 200 languages. When someone is released from the Mono County jail, VINE sends a notification to anyone who registered for that inmate. You can get alerts by phone, email, or text. Call 1-877-411-5588 to sign up or visit vinelink.com to create an account online.

VINE covers roughly 2,900 facilities across 48 states, including county jails and state prisons in California. It picks up custody changes fast, often within minutes of a status update at the Mono County jail. For families and victims who want to know the moment a released inmate leaves custody, VINE is the best option. You do not have to call the jail or keep refreshing the CrimeGraphics page. The system handles it all and sends your alert automatically.

The Mono County Sheriff CrimeGraphics portal at mcsd.crimegraphics.com is shown below. This tool is the main way to search for released inmates booked at the Mono County jail in Bridgeport.

The portal displays booking data, charges, and custody status for current and recently released Mono County inmates. Search results update as records change.

Nearby Counties

If you cannot find the records you need in Mono County, check neighboring counties. Inmates are sometimes transferred between facilities or booked in a different county than where the arrest happened.

Mono County Released Inmate Resources

Mono County has no cities with a population over 100,000. The sheriff's office in Bridgeport handles all jail bookings and releases for the county. Use the CrimeGraphics portal for online searches or call (760) 932-7549 for direct help. You can request your own criminal history from the California DOJ through the record review page for $25 with Live Scan fingerprints. For state prison records tied to inmates released to Mono County, the CDCR Public Records Portal takes formal requests and tracks them through completion.