Morrow County Inmate Records
Morrow County released inmates records are held by the Sheriff and the Circuit Court in Heppner. This rural county in north-central Oregon has a small jail and a court that serves the area. The public can search for released inmates from Morrow County through an online jail roster, direct contact with the Sheriff, or state-level tools. Records of bookings, charges, bail, and release dates are on file. The Morrow County online roster is one of the more detailed tools in rural Oregon for looking up current and past inmates.
Morrow County Sheriff and Released Inmates
Sheriff John Bowles heads the Morrow County Sheriff's Office. The mailing address is PO Box 158, Heppner, OR 97836. Call (541) 676-9061 to reach the office. The jail is at 325 Willow View Drive and can be reached at (541) 676-5317. Morrow County keeps records on all who pass through the jail, from the time they are booked to the day they leave.
Morrow County has an online jail roster at jdsinc.net/ohmorrow. This tool shows a lot of detail. It lists the Jail ID, photo, name, charges, court, disposition, bail, book date, attorney, next court date, arresting agency, and release date. This is a strong tool for finding both current inmates and released inmates from Morrow County. The Sheriff also posts roster links at morrowcountyor.gov.
Under ORS 192.324, the public has the right to inspect records held by the Sheriff. You do not need to give a reason. To search for released inmates in Morrow County beyond what the roster shows, call the jail or submit a written request. Include the full name and any dates you have. The Sheriff must respond in a reasonable time.
| Sheriff |
Morrow County Sheriff John Bowles PO Box 158 Heppner, OR 97836 Phone: (541) 676-9061 |
|---|---|
| Jail | 325 Willow View Drive, (541) 676-5317 |
Note: The Morrow County online roster shows more data fields than most small county rosters in Oregon, including release dates for released inmates.
Morrow County Online Jail Roster Details
The Morrow County jail roster is a valuable tool for anyone who searches for released inmates. It is run by JDS and shows a wide range of data for each person booked into the jail. You can see the booking photo, the charges, the court where the case is heard, and the bail amount. It also lists the attorney, the next court date, and the release date if the person has left.
Data fields on the Morrow County roster include:
- Jail ID and booking photo
- Full name and charges
- Court and case disposition
- Bail amount and book date
- Attorney and next court date
- Arresting agency and release date
This level of detail makes the Morrow County roster one of the better tools for tracking released inmates in rural Oregon. You can see the full arc of a case from booking to release. For older records that may not be on the online roster, contact the Sheriff's office in Heppner. Under ORS 192.345, some records may be conditionally exempt, but most basic booking and release data is public.
The screenshot below shows the kind of data you can find through the Morrow County search tools.
These tools connect you to both local and state records for released inmates from Morrow County.
Morrow County Circuit Court Records
The Morrow County Circuit Court is at 100 N Court Street in Heppner. The mailing address is PO Box 609, Heppner, OR 97836. Call (541) 676-5626 for case questions. Five judges hear cases at this court. DA Justin Nelson leads the prosecution side. Court records show charges, pleas, trial dates, sentences, and outcomes for released inmates from Morrow County.
Court files are public unless a judge seals them. Under ORS 135.855, release conditions set by the court become part of the case file. You can search for case records through the Oregon eCourt system. These records tell you how each case ended for released inmates in Morrow County. The Irrigon Justice Court at (541) 922-4082 handles minor offenses in the west part of the county.
| Court |
Morrow County Circuit Court 100 N Court Street, PO Box 609 Heppner, OR 97836 Phone: (541) 676-5626 |
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| District Attorney | Justin Nelson |
Community Corrections and Released Inmates in Morrow County
Community Corrections Director Gina Wilson oversees supervision of released inmates in Morrow County. The office is at PO Box 130, Irrigon, OR. Call (541) 922-4103 for questions about probation or post-prison supervision. This office tracks released inmates who have conditions on their release. They make sure each person follows the rules set by the court or the parole board.
Under ORS 144.102, the Board of Parole sets conditions for those who leave state prison. Morrow County Community Corrections enforces those terms at the local level. If a released inmate breaks the rules, this office can start the process to bring them back to court. Released inmates in Morrow County who must register as sex offenders are tracked through this office and the state VISOR system at visor.oregon.gov.
Note: The Morrow County Community Corrections office is in Irrigon, not Heppner, so call ahead if you plan to visit in person.
Morrow County Public Records for Released Inmates
Oregon law gives the public broad access to government records. Under ORS 192.311 to 192.478, you have the right to inspect and get copies of most records held by public agencies. This includes records about released inmates from Morrow County. The online roster covers many current cases, but older records may require a written request.
For state prison records, the Oregon Offender Search at docpub.state.or.us is free and open at all hours. It shows current and past inmates, including released inmates who served time in state facilities. Some released inmates in Morrow County may have had their records expunged under ORS 137.225. If so, the record will not show up in any search. The Oregon Department of Justice has more guidance on public records law and your rights.
Nearby Counties
Morrow County borders Umatilla County, Gilliam County, Wheeler County, and Grant County. If you are not sure which county handled a case, check where the arrest took place. Released inmates from Morrow County may also have records in a neighboring county if they faced charges in more than one area.