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Who is the sheriff of San Luis Obispo County?
Ian Parkinson is a veteran law enforcement officer with 39 years of experience, currently serving as Sheriff-Coroner in San Luis Obispo County. He spent 27 years at a police department before being elected for his first term in 2010. He is currently serving his fourth term in office.
How to visit someone in SLO County jail?
Visiting may be restricted for disciplinary or medical reasons. Call (805) 781-4600 to verify whether a particular inmate may have restrictions. For more information and a detailed schedule of visiting hours for male and female inmates (as well as Honor Farm visitation, see the Sheriffs Visiting Information webpage.
How do I find out where an inmate is in San Luis Obispo?
To use the offender locator, visit the Sheriffs Office website and click on the Inmate Search link. The offender locator will display a list of all inmates who are currently in custody at the San Luis Obispo County Jail. The list will include the inmates name, booking number, date of birth, charges, and status.
How to put money on an inmates books in San Luis Obispo County jail?
Most facilities accept money orders or allow you to send money by setting up a payment account. You can check which options are available at San Luis Obispo County Jail by checking the facility website. If the facility accepts electronic payments, you can typically send money through a third-party provider.
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