Marion County Jail
Located at:
4000 Aumsville Hwy. SE
Salem, OR 97317
Jail Overview
The Marion County Jail (MCJ) is a 151,000 square foot structure currently housing 400 adults in custody. The facility is a "direct supervision" jail where deputies are assigned inside the housing units. This management philosophy allows deputies to be proactive in the day to day operations of the jail.
Part of the direct supervision management philosophy is based on positive adult in custody behavior that allows certain individuals expanded (limited) privileges based on behavior. Examples of privileges include, commissary, less restrictive living environments, greater out of cell time and/or being allowed to participate in programs and work projects. Work programs are designed to reduce costs associated with operating the facility. Adults in custody may work in the kitchen, do laundry and perform janitorial services throughout the facility.
MCJ books approximately 8,000 people per year. In addition to those being booked, the facility houses individuals awaiting trial, individuals sentenced for one year or less, individuals being held for federal authorities and individuals sentenced to a state correctional facility/penitentiary. The facility also operates as a hub for prisoner exchange. Other jails throughout the state bring prisoners to Marion County to be transported/transferred to other facilities throughout the state and neighboring states. This system keeps transportation costs down and is reflected in a direct savings to the county budget.
More than 100 citizen volunteers provide an array of services at little or no cost to taxpayers that are designed to assist adults in custody with problems or reintroduce them back into society. The facility has classes on A/A, Drug & Alcohol education, a GED Program and religious programs.
Jail Bail Information
Bail may be paid at the following locations and in the following forms:
Marion County Circuit Court Annex: 4000 Aumsville Hwy. SE, Salem, OR 97317
Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed on holidays recognized by Marion County). The court will accept bail in the form of:
- cash
- cashier's checks*
- credit/debit cards
*Cashier's checks will be accepted only under the following conditions:
- Made payable to: State of Oregon.
- Acceptable photo ID is presented.
- For Marion County charges only.
Jail Bail Window: 4000 Aumsville Hwy SE, Salem, OR 97317 Monday through Friday from 5:00 pm to 8:00 am and anytime during Saturday/Sunday, including holidays. The bail window can only accept bail in the form of cash.
Jail Commissary Rules
To add funds to an adult in custody's commissary account, there are several options:
1. Mail
Mail a Money Order or Cashier’s Check to:
Secure Deposits
P.O. Box 12486
St. Louis, MO 63132
Money Orders or Cashier’s Checks must be made payable to:
"Access Secure Deposits c/o Adult in Custody's Name and SID # and MARION COUNTY JAIL"
When sending funds by mail, please remember:
- Do not include any mail for the adult in custody.
- No personal checks will be accepted.
- Do not send cash.
2. Access Secure Deposits Kiosks*
Funds can also be applied to an adult in custody’s account with cash or credit card 24-hour/7 days a week using our kiosk system. Kiosks are located at the bail window and in the visiting lobby at the jail facility. The kiosks accept credit/debit cards or cash.
3. Telephone or Internet*
You can also apply money to the adult in custody's account by telephone toll-free 1-866-345-1884 or online at: www.accesscorrections.com
Adult in Custody Commissary
Adults in custody have the ability to purchase commissary items using their funds. You may also purchase commissary items for them using the telephone* or internet*.
To purchase by phone, you may call 1-800-546-6283
To purchase online, go to: www.marioncountypackages.com
Please Note: The Visiting Desk cannot accept money for these accounts.
*There is a fee to use the kiosk, telephone, and internet options
Jail Phone Information
There are approximately 400 individuals incarcerated at our Jail facility, therefore we cannot take messages for adults in custody. When individuals are in custody, they may make collect calls; they cannot receive calls or use phone cards to make phone calls. In order to:
Check or remove phone blocks
Ask questions regarding your phone bill related to adult in custody phone calls
Set up a pre-paid account for an adult in custody to access (if you are unable to accept collect calls)
Please call 1-888-506-8407 or visit ICSolutions.
Fees charged for phone calls are capped by the Legislature. View the current phone revenue report and Inmate Welfare Fund quarterly expenditures.
Adult in Custody Property Release Information
Adult in custody pocket property will be released per the individual’s written request on Friday through Sunday from 7:00 to 11:00 a.m. at the BAIL WINDOW, located at 4000 Aumsville Hwy. SE, Salem, OR 97317.
The adult in custody’s property will only be released to the person specified on the property release form. The adult in custody will be responsible for notifying the person designated to receive the property.