Corvallis Arrest and Jail Roster

The Corvallis jail roster shows people arrested by Corvallis Police and booked into Benton County Jail. Corvallis does not have a city jail. All arrests go to the county facility for booking and holding. The Benton County AIC Viewer lets you search for current inmates online. This guide explains how to look up the Corvallis jail roster, request police records, and find arrest details through the county system.

How Corvallis Arrests Enter the Jail Roster

Corvallis Police patrol the city and respond to calls. When they make an arrest, the person is taken to Benton County Jail. This is the only jail that serves Corvallis. The city does not run its own holding facility. Once at the county jail, staff book the person in and they appear on the jail roster.

Benton County Jail has a small capacity. It is the smallest jail per capita in Oregon. This means space is limited. Some people arrested in Corvallis may be released on citations rather than held. Oregon law allows officers to issue a citation for many offenses instead of booking the person into jail. Under ORS 133.055, police can cite and release for most misdemeanors. This keeps the jail from overcrowding. It also means not every Corvallis arrest results in a jail roster entry.

For those who are booked in, the jail roster lists their name, charges, and booking date. The arrest agency shows which department made the arrest. Look for Corvallis Police to find city arrests on the roster. Other agencies, like the Benton County Sheriff or Oregon State Police, also book people into the same jail.

Search the Corvallis Jail Roster Online

Benton County provides the AIC Viewer for public searches. AIC stands for Adults in Custody. The viewer shows everyone held at the Benton County Jail, including people arrested in Corvallis. Visit the Benton County AIC Viewer to start your search.

The tool is free and open to the public. You can search by name to find a specific person. Results show the inmate's name, charges, and booking details. Under ORS 192.311 to 192.478, jail roster data is a public record. Anyone can access it without a fee or account.

Because the Benton County Jail is small, the roster tends to have fewer names than larger county jails. This can make searches faster. If you do not find the person you are looking for, they may have been released or cited rather than booked. Contact the Benton County Jail at (541) 766-6858 for help with your search.

Note: The AIC Viewer shows current inmates only, not historical bookings from past Corvallis arrests.

Corvallis Police Records and Reports

The Corvallis Police Department maintains records for every arrest and incident. These provide more information than the jail roster alone. You can request police reports from the records unit.

Contact the records team at (541) 766-6945. The office is open Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4:30 PM. You can also visit the station at 180 NW 5th Street, Corvallis, OR 97330. When you call, ask for the case number if you have it. This speeds up the process. Oregon Public Records Law under ORS Chapter 192 governs how the department handles requests. Most reports are available to the public. Active cases or information that could harm an investigation may be withheld under ORS 192.345.

• Records phone: (541) 766-6945
• Station address: 180 NW 5th Street, Corvallis
• Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4:30 PM
• Non-emergency line: (541) 766-6924

A police report tells you what happened during the arrest. The jail roster tells you about custody status. Both are useful for getting the full picture of any Corvallis arrest.

Corvallis Jail Roster and Court Records

Most cases from Corvallis arrests go to the Benton County Circuit Court. You can search court records through the Oregon eCourt system online. This shows case status, hearing dates, charges, and outcomes. Court records add context beyond what the jail roster provides.

The jail roster shows who is in custody now. Court records show what happens with the case over time. They track hearings, pleas, and final outcomes. Together, these two sources give you a complete view of any Corvallis arrest and the legal process that follows. ORS 192.314 makes most court records open to the public.

Corvallis is home to Oregon State University. The large student population can lead to arrest patterns that differ from other cities of similar size. Many cases involve minor offenses. The court and jail data reflect this pattern.

Custody Alerts for Corvallis Arrests

Oregon's VINE Link system sends alerts when an inmate's status changes. If someone arrested in Corvallis is released from Benton County Jail, you can get a notice by phone, email, or text. VINE is free to use. It works around the clock.

Victims of crime have the right to be told about release from custody under ORS 147.417. VINE makes this simple. Sign up with the person's name or booking number. The system checks the jail roster and sends you an update when something changes. You do not need to keep searching the roster on your own.

Note: VINE covers the Benton County Jail and most other Oregon facilities.

Corvallis Jail Roster Contact Details

For questions about who is in jail now, call the Benton County Jail at (541) 766-6858. For police report requests, call the Corvallis Police records unit. Both offices can help you find the Corvallis jail roster information you need.

Benton County Jail Roster

Corvallis is in Benton County, and all Corvallis Police arrests are booked into the Benton County Jail. The county roster covers Corvallis and every other community in the county. For more on the county jail, the AIC Viewer, and public records access, visit the Benton County jail roster page.

View Benton County Jail Roster