Clackamas County Jail

Normally, those lodged in the Clackamas County Jail will appear in Clackamas County Circuit Court via video arraignment at 3 p.m. and those not lodged in the jail and ordered to appear in front of a judge will have arraignments at 1:30 pm.

Depending on caseload and receiving all the necessary paperwork from the court, an adult in custody released at arraignment can expect to leave the jail between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m.

Contact Clackamas Indigent Defense Corporation at CIDCdefense@gmail.com or call at 503-722-4000.

Parole and probation functions are separate from the jail. For questions concerning parole and probation you can call 503-655-8603.

No — the jail supplies all hygiene items. It is the policy of the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office to require adult in custody hygiene in the facility by encouraging personal hygiene among adults in custody, issuing personal hygiene material, providing for proper hygiene in the facility and by proper disposal of all waste materials. Each adult in custody is supplied hygiene items such as soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, combs, clean linen, toiletries and razors.

The Clackamas County Courthouse is located at 807 Main Street, Oregon City, Oregon  97045. The following is a list of phone numbers for state court services in Clackamas County.

To check for warrants and information on turning yourself in call the Warrant Line at 503-722-6691.

Yes. You can leave a voicemail message for about the price of a local phone call. Call 866-516-0115 and follow the automated instructions. The Clackamas County Jail staff do not relay messages for adults in custody, either in writing or by directing/connecting telephone calls. To communicate with an adult in custody, you can either leave a message as outlined above, send a letter via the U.S. Postal Service, or wait for an adult in custody to contact you by telephone.

The Clackamas County Jail has a staffed medical department which the adults in custody have access. When the screening, the examination, and/or the diagnosis of an adult in custody medical issue is completed and a need for health care is revealed, a treatment plan will be developed, recorded and initiated. All adult in custody health care at the jail is delivered by qualified health care professionals who are required to meet the same certifications and licensure requirements as do health care professionals who provide services to persons not incarcerated.  The jail has registered nurses, staffing the medical clinic, 24 hours a day, 7days a week, who are certified and licensed in the State of Oregon.  

Yes, a co-pay is charged for adult in custody-initiated medical services, both within and without the jail clinic. Adults in custody shall accept financial responsibility for health care while in custody of the Clackamas County Jail. However, no adult in custody will ever be denied emergency medical treatment or health care needs for serious medical issues based on ability to pay. Co-pays are determined by jail administration and subject to change.

No, it is the policy of the Clackamas County Jail that all information pertaining to an adult in custody's healthcare is kept confidential due to HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) regulations. Healthcare records are limited to the following:

• jail medical personnel;
• other jail personnel to the extent that the information is needed for the staff member to properly complete required duties;
• persons for whom a release of information affidavit has been obtained from the adult in custody;
• compliance with discovery requirements in preparing to defend adult in custody-filed litigation; and
• other circumstances consistent with Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) requirements.

Work release is a separate function and ran independently from the jail. To contact work release call 503-655-8262 or visit their website.