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04-07-2006, 05:31 PM
Santa Barbara County Jail
www.sbsheriff.org
jail@sbsheriff.org
805-681-4260
The Santa Barbara County Jail is comprised of several facilities. These include the Main Jail, a secure correctional facility holding pre-trial detainees as well as male and female sentenced inmates.
The Main Jail receives new bookings directly from Sheriff's Patrol and other south coast police agencies such as the Santa Barbara Police Department, the University Of California Police Department, and the California Highway Patrol. Detainees from the Santa Maria Branch Jail are routinely transported to and housed in the Main Jail.
Santa Maria Branch Jail
The Santa Maria Jail Facility is a remote booking facility which houses inmates for up to 96 hours. Inmates here are held temporarily until released or transferred to the Main Jail in Santa Barbara.
Visiting
The day and time of visitation with an inmate is determined by his location in the Main Jail. For information on housing location as well as day and time of visitation, call Inmate Records at (805) 681-4260.
COMMISSARY
The Jail Commissary has a wide variety of items for sale to inmates, including board games, snack foods and pharmacy items. Money can be placed on an inmate's account either by mail or in person at the Inmate Records counter. Money mailed to the jail must be in the form of money orders. NO PERSONAL CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
We have a special arrangement with Western Union to allow for the transfer of money via the Quick Collect Service. The Quick Collect Service is a fast and easy way to get money put on an inmate's account, because it ensures same-day delivery. To use the Quick Collect Service, follow these steps:
1. Call 1 (800) 325-6000 to locate the Western Union Agent location nearest you.
2. At the Agent location, fill in the blue Quick Collect Payment Form completely, including the following information:
Pay to: Santa Barbara Sheriff ICA
Code City: COMMISSARY
State: CA
3. Be sure that the inmate's name and account (booking) number are correctly written on the form
CORRESPONDENCE
Letters mailed to inmates must contain the inmate's booking number as part of the address. The jail will not accept certain items through the mail. Restricted items include packages, homemade greeting cards, Polaroid photographs, obscene or pornographic materials, personal checks, postage stamps or stamped envelopes, any type of food, and books or periodicals not directly sent from the publisher. Mail should be addressed in the following manner:(INMATE'S NAME & BOOKING NUMBER)
Santa Barbara County Jail
4436 Calle Real
Santa Barbara, CA 93110
Telephone Calls
Most inmates have daily access to telephones in their housing units. Inmates cannot receive incoming telephone calls, and no messages for inmates will be taken by Corrections staff unless it is a verifiable emergency. After the booking process, all telephone calls by inmates are collect only
www.sbsheriff.org
jail@sbsheriff.org
805-681-4260
The Santa Barbara County Jail is comprised of several facilities. These include the Main Jail, a secure correctional facility holding pre-trial detainees as well as male and female sentenced inmates.
The Main Jail receives new bookings directly from Sheriff's Patrol and other south coast police agencies such as the Santa Barbara Police Department, the University Of California Police Department, and the California Highway Patrol. Detainees from the Santa Maria Branch Jail are routinely transported to and housed in the Main Jail.
Santa Maria Branch Jail
The Santa Maria Jail Facility is a remote booking facility which houses inmates for up to 96 hours. Inmates here are held temporarily until released or transferred to the Main Jail in Santa Barbara.
Visiting
The day and time of visitation with an inmate is determined by his location in the Main Jail. For information on housing location as well as day and time of visitation, call Inmate Records at (805) 681-4260.
COMMISSARY
The Jail Commissary has a wide variety of items for sale to inmates, including board games, snack foods and pharmacy items. Money can be placed on an inmate's account either by mail or in person at the Inmate Records counter. Money mailed to the jail must be in the form of money orders. NO PERSONAL CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
We have a special arrangement with Western Union to allow for the transfer of money via the Quick Collect Service. The Quick Collect Service is a fast and easy way to get money put on an inmate's account, because it ensures same-day delivery. To use the Quick Collect Service, follow these steps:
1. Call 1 (800) 325-6000 to locate the Western Union Agent location nearest you.
2. At the Agent location, fill in the blue Quick Collect Payment Form completely, including the following information:
Pay to: Santa Barbara Sheriff ICA
Code City: COMMISSARY
State: CA
3. Be sure that the inmate's name and account (booking) number are correctly written on the form
CORRESPONDENCE
Letters mailed to inmates must contain the inmate's booking number as part of the address. The jail will not accept certain items through the mail. Restricted items include packages, homemade greeting cards, Polaroid photographs, obscene or pornographic materials, personal checks, postage stamps or stamped envelopes, any type of food, and books or periodicals not directly sent from the publisher. Mail should be addressed in the following manner:(INMATE'S NAME & BOOKING NUMBER)
Santa Barbara County Jail
4436 Calle Real
Santa Barbara, CA 93110
Telephone Calls
Most inmates have daily access to telephones in their housing units. Inmates cannot receive incoming telephone calls, and no messages for inmates will be taken by Corrections staff unless it is a verifiable emergency. After the booking process, all telephone calls by inmates are collect only