Medford Jail Roster Records

The Medford jail roster tracks people arrested by Medford Police and held at Jackson County Jail. Medford does not have its own city jail. All bookings go through the county system. You can search the jail roster online with the Jackson County inmate search tool. It updates every hour. This page explains how to find Medford jail roster entries, read arrest codes, and get police records from the city.

Medford Police Arrests and the Jail Roster

Medford Police serve about 85,000 residents in southern Oregon. The department handles calls, patrols, and investigations across the city. When officers make an arrest, the person goes to the Jackson County Jail. That is where all Medford bookings take place. The city does not run a jail of its own.

At the jail, staff complete the booking process. They log the charges, take a photo, and record personal details. After booking, the person appears on the Jackson County jail roster. This roster is the public list of all people held at the jail. Each entry shows the name, charges, booking date, and arrest agency. For Medford arrests, the agency code is MFS. That stands for Medford Police. When you see MFS on the roster, it means a Medford officer made the arrest.

The Jackson County Jail houses people from cities across the county. Medford is the largest city, so it accounts for a big share of bookings. Other agencies like the Jackson County Sheriff and Ashland Police also book people into the same jail. The MFS code helps you sort Medford arrests from the rest.

Note: MFS is the arrest code for Medford Police on the Jackson County jail roster.

Search the Medford Jail Roster Online

Jackson County provides a free online inmate search tool. Go to the Jackson County Inmate Search page to look up anyone in the jail, including those arrested in Medford. The system is simple. Type in a name and click search. Results come up right away.

The tool updates every hour. This means new Medford bookings show up within about 60 minutes of intake. Each result shows the full name, date of birth, arrest date, charges, and the agency that made the arrest. Look for the MFS code to find Medford Police arrests. The search is open to anyone. You do not need to create an account or pay a fee. Oregon law under ORS 192.311 to 192.478 makes jail roster data a public record.

If the person you are looking for does not appear, they may have been released already. The roster only shows current inmates. For past bookings, contact the Jackson County Jail records office.

Medford Police Department Records

The Medford Police Department keeps detailed arrest and incident records. These records go beyond what you see on the jail roster. A police report will include the officer's account, witness statements, and a timeline of events. You can request copies from the records team.

The records office is open Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM. Call (541) 774-2250 to ask about a report. You can also visit in person at 219 S. Ivy Street, Medford, OR 97501. Staff will tell you what forms to fill out. Under Oregon Public Records Law, most police reports are available to the public. Some parts may be withheld if they involve an active case or protected information under ORS 192.345.

• Call records at (541) 774-2250
• Visit 219 S. Ivy Street in Medford
• Hours are Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM
• Ask for the case number to speed up your request

Getting both the jail roster entry and the police report gives you a full picture of any Medford arrest. The roster shows custody status. The report explains what led to the arrest.

Court Records for Medford Jail Roster Cases

After booking at the Jackson County Jail, most Medford cases go to the Jackson County Circuit Court. You can search court records through the Oregon eCourt system. This tool shows case numbers, hearing dates, and outcomes for cases filed in Jackson County.

Court records add another layer to what you learn from the jail roster. The roster shows who is in custody right now. Court records tell you about upcoming hearings, pleas, and sentences. Together, these sources let you track a Medford case from arrest through resolution. ORS 192.314 gives the public a right to inspect most court records. Sealed cases are the exception.

For minor city code violations, Medford Municipal Court may handle the case. These usually involve fines, not jail time. The municipal court is separate from the county circuit court. Contact Medford city offices for details on municipal cases.

Medford Jail Roster Custody Alerts

You can sign up for alerts when someone's custody status changes. The VINE Link system tracks inmates across Oregon. If a person arrested in Medford is released from the Jackson County Jail, VINE will send you a notice. You pick how you want to hear: phone call, email, or text.

VINE is free. It runs all day, every day. Victims of crime often use it to stay informed. Oregon law under ORS 147.417 gives victims the right to know when the person who harmed them leaves custody. But anyone can sign up. You do not need to be a victim to use the service.

Note: VINE alerts are faster than checking the jail roster by hand, especially for time-sensitive situations.

Medford Arrest Records Contact Info

Reach out to these offices for help with the Medford jail roster or arrest records.

The Jackson County Jail can also answer questions about current inmates. If you cannot find someone on the online roster, call the jail for help. They can confirm if a Medford arrest resulted in a booking and whether the person is still held.

Jackson County Jail Roster

Medford is in Jackson County, and all Medford Police arrests are booked into the Jackson County Jail. The county roster covers every city in Jackson County, including Ashland, Central Point, and Eagle Point. For more about the county jail, inmate search tools, and public records access, visit the Jackson County jail roster page.

View Jackson County Jail Roster