Placer County Released Inmate Records

Released inmate records in Placer County come from the sheriff's office, which runs the main jail in Auburn. The county uses an ATIMS inmate search portal that is free and open to the public. You can look up booking data, charges, bail, and release details for anyone processed through Placer County jail facilities. This page explains how to search for released inmates in Placer County, what data is public, and which tools are available. State prison releases for Placer County are covered by the CDCR CIRIS database, which tracks inmates across all California prisons.

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Placer County ATIMS Inmate Search

The Placer County Sheriff operates an online inmate search through the ATIMS system at placer-inmatesearch.atimsle.com. ATIMS stands for Advanced Technologies Inmate Management System. This is the main tool for finding released inmates and people still in custody at Placer County jail. The search is free and does not need an account. Type in a name to pull up booking records. Each result shows the charges filed, bail amount, booking date, and custody status. If the person has been released from Placer County jail, you will see the date and time they left. The portal runs all day and updates as new bookings and releases come through.

Placer County jail sits in Auburn, which is the county seat. People arrested by law enforcement across Placer County end up here for processing. That includes arrests in Roseville, Lincoln, Rocklin, and the Tahoe area on the Placer County side. Once someone is booked, their record goes into the ATIMS system. It stays there whether the person is held or released. You can search for recent bookings or check on someone who was released days ago. For older records that no longer show in the online tool, contact the Placer County Sheriff records division directly.

How to Search Placer County Inmates

Start at the ATIMS search page for Placer County. Enter the last name of the person you want to find. You can add the first name to narrow results. Press search. The system shows all matching records from the Placer County jail. Each result includes the inmate's name, booking number, charges, and whether they are in custody or have been released. If the person has been released, the record shows when that happened.

Released inmate records from Placer County typically include these details:

  • Full name and date of birth
  • Booking number and arrest date
  • All charges at the time of booking in Placer County
  • Bail amount
  • Release date and method

If too many results come up, add the middle name or adjust how you spell the name. The ATIMS tool for Placer County is case-sensitive in some fields, so try different formats if your first search does not work.

Note: The online tool covers recent bookings and may not show records from several years back.

Placer County Released Inmate Data

Booking records for released inmates in Placer County are public. When someone leaves jail, the record does not vanish. The booking data stays in the system. You can still pull up the full name, charges, booking date, and release info. Some people use these records to check on a case or to confirm that a person was released. Others need the data for court filings or legal work. The Placer County Sheriff keeps this information as part of its standard records.

For state prison inmates released to Placer County, use the CIRIS database run by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. CIRIS tracks people who served time in state prisons. It shows the inmate's name, CDCR number, age, facility, and admission date. It does not cover county jail bookings. If you need to check both state prison and Placer County jail records, you will have to use both tools. The CDCR also accepts formal public records requests through its Public Records Portal if you need documents that go beyond what CIRIS shows for a released inmate connected to Placer County.

California Law on Placer County Releases

Government Code 7923.610 makes arrest and booking data public in California. The Placer County Sheriff must share specific details about every person who is arrested. That includes the full name, date of birth, physical description, time and date of arrest, time and date of booking, all charges, bail amount, and how the person was released. The only exception is when sharing a detail would put someone in danger or hurt an active investigation. This law took effect on January 1, 2023. It covers all released inmate records in Placer County and every other county in the state.

State prison parolees who come to Placer County are covered by a separate law. Penal Code 3003 says that CDCR must tell local law enforcement about each parolee being placed in the area. The details include names, physical descriptions, tattoos, scars, offenses, and the address where the released inmate will live in Placer County. A parolee must return to the county they lived in before prison unless CDCR grants a transfer. Each person gets $200 in release money when they leave state prison.

The California Department of Justice PRA page explains how to submit a public records request. Agencies have 10 days to respond. They can take 14 more days in unusual cases.

VINE Alerts for Placer County

VINE is a free system that sends alerts when someone's custody status changes in Placer County. You can sign up for phone calls, emails, or text messages. The service runs around the clock and is available in more than 200 languages. Victims and family members use VINE most often, but anyone can register. This is the fastest way to know when a person has been released from Placer County jail or any other California facility.

Call 1-877-411-5588 to register by phone. You can also sign up online at vinelink.com. VINE covers about 2,900 facilities across 48 states, which includes county jails and state prisons. When a released inmate's status changes in Placer County, you get an alert within minutes. Many law enforcement agencies in the area point people to VINE as the best way to track custody changes.

The Placer County Sheriff ATIMS inmate search portal at placer-inmatesearch.atimsle.com is shown below. Use this tool to search for current and released inmates booked through the Placer County jail system.

Placer County ATIMS inmate search tool for released inmates

The search page accepts name-based lookups and shows booking details, charges, and release status for Placer County inmates.

Nearby Counties

If your search in Placer County does not turn up results, check surrounding counties. Inmates can be transferred or booked in a neighboring facility after an arrest near a county border.

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