Santa Cruz City Jail Inmate Search and Prison Information

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The Santa Cruz City Jail despite the name is not a jail. The Santa Cruz City Jail is just a holding pen for people who have been arrested in the Santa Cruz limits.

Unfortunately, with the holding pen in the Santa Cruz City Jail is quite small. So, offenders will only be in this small holding pen for hours, if that. Most of the offenders that have been arrested in the Santa Cruz limits will be brought directly to the Santa Cruz County Detention Center and skip going down to the Santa Cruz City Jail all together.

Keep in mind that the Santa Cruz Police Department will also manage this smallholding pen as well.

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There is no way in with the Santa Cruz Police Department where you can locate an inmate. There will be no inmates that are in the Santa Cruz City Jail.

Ultimately, all inmates will ALWAYS be brought down to the Santa Cruz County Detention Center. If you would like to contact them to find out if the offender you are looking for is in their facility, you can at 831-459-2231.

When contacting the Santa Cruz County Detention Center, please tell them you suspect that the Santa Cruz Police Department was the arresting agency along with the offender first and last name.

The Santa Cruz City Jail is rarely used. There is NO sending mail whatsoever to the Santa Cruz City Jail. You will want to wait until the offender gets transferred, booked, and processed into the Santa Cruz County Detention Center before you will be permitted to send mail to them.

The Santa Cruz City Jail is rarely ever used. The offender may be in a cell for just under an hour, if that. The offender will NOT have any need for cash during their time in the holding pen. You will want to wait to send cash when they get over to the Santa Cruz County Detention Center.

The offender will not be permitted to make any phone calls until they are officially booked into the Santa Cruz County Detention Center. As previously stated, the Santa Cruz Police Department will bring the offender typically to that facility as it has more manpower.

The Santa Cruz City Jail is rarely used. There is NO visitation whatsoever in the Santa Cruz City Jail. You will want to wait until the offender gets transferred, booked, and processed into the Santa Cruz County Detention Center before you will be permitted to visit with them.