Nisqually Tribal Police Jail Inmate Search

The Nisqually Tribal Police Jail is located in Olympia, Washington, 98513, which is in Thurston County. Being under the jurisdiction of the Olympia city police department, it is a low-security correctional facility operated by the officers of the Olympia Police department. In taking detainees, their property is searched, secured, and sealed. This jail is mostly used to temporarily house new detainees for a short time. Then, the detainees are moved to the nearest county jail. The new detainees may stay at the Nisqually Tribal Jail from under a year to three years. Usually, these inmates have committed misdemeanor offenses, such as an assault, and drinking-and-driving. Nisqually Tribal Police Jail sometimes also keep detainees from nearby counties or municipalities.

When it comes to searching for an inmate at Nisqually Tribal Police Jail, all you must do is to contact the jail. They have an online inmate roster that lists their detainees. You can check on the sheriff department site of the Nisqually Tribal Police Jail. Calling the Olympia police department is usually the best way. If you can't find an inmate there, he/she is most likely released from the jail, transferred to the state prison facility, or transferred to the county jail nearby.

You can also contact an inmate through their TelMate Inmate calling system. The jail has a kiosk in their lobby for establishing accounts and depositing funds. Other ways to deposit funds is by inmates depositing funds in the facility, by depositing funds directly at https://www.gettingout.com, and by contacting Telmate at https://www.telmate.com. The calls to inmates must be prepaid or collect. The inmate phone system monitors all calls, and the Nisqually Tribal Police Jail is not responsible for incomplete calls, dropped calls, calling rates, or system outages.

When it comes to the jail's visitation rules, individuals must have a valid government ID without felony probation to visit an inmate. A legal guardian must be present for children under 18 years of age. It is best to confirm whether you are on the approved visitation list before going to visit your loved one at the jail. Also, they have various visitation hours which you can find on their site or by calling them.

When it comes to the acceptance of bail, there may be a delay in posting due to the workload and the operations. You can post cash bail 24 hours a day. They don't accept personal checks or credit cards. If there is cash on the defendant when he/she is arrested, the defendant can use all or part of the cash towards bail if they ask for it. And when it comes to bail reimbursement, Nisqually Corrections forward all bail postings to the court that ordered the bail.

When it comes to inmates being released, it only happens upon the completion of all hearings and the processing of related documents. If the released inmates don't have an established residence in the areas, they will be transported to local transit centers. Inmates must leave the areas immediately after they are released. Panhandling, loitering, and entering the local community is not tolerated. Also, inmates will get their funds in cash (no checks will be issued) when they are released. Other relevant information concerning the release of inmates includes the following: Whoever is picking up the inmate must check-in with staff who will then escort the inmate to the waiting area, and excessive waiting times to be released may occur due to numerous, necessary processes the staff must follow.