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Napa County Jail at 2210 Napa Vallejo Highway: Jail In Custody Report, weekday unit visiting, Seminole FL mail, MyCarePack, SmartInmate, (707) 253-4401.

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Napa / Department of Corrections jail

Search the Jail In Custody Report or call (707) 253-4401. This jail is 2210 Napa Vallejo Highway — not Sheriff HQ on Airport Boulevard and not 1125 Third Street. Then use this guide for unit visiting, Seminole FL letter mail, MyCarePack money, and SmartInmate video.

Napa County · California

Custody lookup

Napa County Jail inmate search.

Confirm the person is in this jail before you drive, mail a letter, or send money.

Public roster

Napa County Jail In Custody Report (CJNet)

Official Corrections In Custody / CJNet (checked 2026-09-12): live roster at app.napacounty.gov/CJNet/Public/InCustodyReport (services.napacounty.gov/cjnetweb/Public/InCustodyReport redirects there). The report lists booking date/time, person information, arrest information, booking type, and charges & bail. Jail411 does not host inmate names. You need the booked name and PID (Personal Identification Number) for mail. CJNet also publishes Jail Booking Report (past week) and Jail Release Report (past week). CIRIS is CDCR, not this jail. About Corrections: Napa County Department of Corrections operates this jail and does not operate under the Sheriff; the Board of Supervisors split the departments in 1975. Director A.J. Alarcón. Maximum capacity 304; male and female housing including administrative separation, general population, maximum security, medical unit, observation cells, protective custody, special housing, and temporary holding. Medical staff 24 hours. Non-attorney outgoing phone conversations are recorded.

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Release alerts

VINE / VINELink

Corrections VINE page (checked 2026-09-12): free anonymous telephone notification of release. Register at vinelink.com — California → CA_MULTICO → County → Napa County — or call 877-331-8463. The live who-is-here list is the Jail In Custody Report, not VINE. Phone 877-331-8463.

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Before you leave home

Three things to confirm before the trip.

In-person visits are at 2210 Napa Vallejo Highway. Each incarcerated person may receive two 30-minute visits per week. Sign up one half hour before the slot with a valid ID. Housing units rotate by weekday. Call (707) 253-4401 the day of the visit — visits cancel for facility needs.

  1. 01Confirm this jail

    Search the Jail In Custody Report or call (707) 253-4401.

    If the person is at Juvenile Hall (212 Walnut Street), do not come here. If they are in CDCR, use CIRIS. The Sheriff at 1535 Airport Boulevard does not hold adult jail visiting.

  2. 02Match the unit day

    Monday F/H, Tuesday B-Dorm/J/E, Wednesday G/A-Dorm, Thursday Wellness Center/C, Friday D/K.

    Official Visitation table (checked 2026-09-12). Windows 8:00–10:30 a.m. (last sign-up 9:30 a.m.) and 1:30–4:30 p.m. (last sign-up 3:30 p.m.). Lockdown 10:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. FAQ: come to the facility with a valid ID — there is no phone reservation for in-person visits.

  3. 03Arrive at 2210 Napa Vallejo Highway

    Not 1125 Third Street and not 1535 Airport Boulevard.

    1125 Third Street is Public Defender (second floor, as of July 14, 2025) and the GEO Community Corrections Service Center. 1535 Airport Boulevard is Sheriff HQ. Criminal court is 1111 Third Street. Bring valid ID. Call (707) 253-4401 before you drive.

01 / Visiting

Napa County Jail visiting hours.

Official Visitation page (checked 2026-09-12): each incarcerated person may receive two 30-minute visits per week. Sign-ups must be completed one half hour prior to the scheduled visit. Visitation is subject to cancellation based on facility needs. Call (707) 253-4401 to verify hours before you arrive on the day of your visit. Time windows: 8:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. (last sign-up 9:30 a.m.); facility lockdown 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.; 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. (last sign-up 3:30 p.m.). Housing units at the Lobby Entrance rotate Monday–Friday as in the table below. A linked “Facility Visitation Notice 3-16-2020” URL on that page returned 404 on 2026-09-12 — use the live HTML table and the lobby. Lockdowns and facility needs cancel visits. Call (707) 253-4401 the day you drive. If the In Custody Report does not show this jail, do not come here.

Call the jail (707) 253-4401
Where to go

Visiting location

Napa County Department of Corrections public lobby, 2210 Napa Vallejo Highway, Napa, CA 94558.

Not published on the Visitation HTML. Call (707) 253-4401.

Published visit rules

Frequency and group size

  • Two 30-minute visits per week.
  • 30 minutes. Sign up 30 minutes prior.
  • Not published beyond “valid ID” and the two-visits-per-week cap. Call (707) 253-4401.
  • 2210 Napa Vallejo Highway, Napa, CA 94558 — Corrections lobby. Not 1125 Third Street, not 1535 Airport Boulevard, not 1111 Third Street, not 212 Walnut Street.

In-person visiting times by housing module

The published in-person unit table is Monday–Friday only. Lobby video stations are Monday–Friday normal business hours. Weekend in-person slots are not on the live HTML. Find the housing module first, then the day.

Official Visitation and FAQ (checked 2026-09-12): video visitation in the Corrections lobby at no charge. Six video stations. The company gives an appointment no sooner than 24 hours. Building open Monday through Friday, normal business hours. Remote video from your computer or smartphone is at Smartinmate.com and is fee-based.

Monday — Lobby Entrance

30 min
  • Mon Unit F Unit H

Tuesday — Lobby Entrance

  • Tue B-Dorm Unit J Unit E

Wednesday — Lobby Entrance

  • Wed Unit G A-Dorm

Thursday — Lobby Entrance

  • Thu Wellness Center Unit C

Friday — Lobby Entrance

  • Fri Unit D Unit K
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Do not assume

These details are not published.

Ask the jail before setting out. Jail411 will not guess at a rule that could cause a missed visit.

  • A current inmate orientation / family handbook PDF (search of napacounty.gov DocumentCenter and Corrections Families pages on 2026-09-12 did not return a live handbook)
  • Accepted photo-ID types beyond “valid ID”
  • Dress code and prohibited-items list for adult visiting (not on the live Visitation HTML; the 3-16-2020 Facility Visitation Notice link 404’d)
  • Exact Corrections lobby / kiosk clock hours beyond “normal business hours” Monday–Friday
  • A Napa Superior Court county-numbered criminal bail-schedule PDF (court Forms page checked 2026-09-12 links the statewide fee schedule and a 01-01-26 civil fee PDF, not a criminal bail schedule)
  • Weekend in-person visiting slots (published unit table is Monday–Friday only)
  • Property / commissary pickup hours after release
  • A Sheriff “City of Napa” substation street address (Office Locations names the city among substations but does not print a Napa-city Sheriff door)
Ask the visiting desk

Phone calls

Napa County Jail phones and video SmartInmate.

Official Visitation and About Corrections (checked 2026-09-12): telephone services and remote video are SmartInmate / Smart Communications. Non-attorney outgoing conversations are recorded. Lobby video at the jail is free (six stations, appointment no sooner than 24 hours, Monday–Friday business hours). Remote video from your computer or phone is fee-based at smartinmate.com. Smart Communications California Residents Rate Notice (linked from how-it-works phones, checked 2026-09-12): effective June 23, 2026, California intrastate PIN Debit, Prepaid Collect, and Collect calls capped at $0.045 per minute; no ancillary account fees listed in that notice; Western Union/MoneyGram third-party financial transaction fees capped at $6.95. Customer Care 1-727-349-1561.

  1. 01Two products

    Commissary vs communication.

    MyCarePack is commissary/care packs. SmartInmate is phones, remote video, and the Deposit Funds “smart deposit” path. Phone 888-277-2535 and the lobby kiosk also take deposits.

  2. 02Lobby video

    Free at Corrections, six stations.

    Register at the lobby. Appointment no sooner than 24 hours. Monday–Friday normal business hours. Remote Smartinmate.com video is a separate paid service.

  3. 03Help

    SmartInmate 1-727-349-1561 — not the jail lobby.

    Do not call (707) 253-4401 for app passwords.

SmartInmate — phones, deposits, remote video ↗

Inmate mail

Napa County Jail inmate mail address.

Use the inmate-mail address below. Include the person’s name and booking number, and add your full return address.

Use this exact inmate-mail route

Mailing address

Incarcerated Person’s Name, PIDc/o Mail Processing CenterP.O. Box 9218Seminole, FL 33775-9218

Do not send ordinary letters to 2210 Napa Vallejo Highway (letters go to Seminole, FL). Do not send inmate mail to 1125 Third Street (Public Defender / CCSC), 1535 Airport Boulevard (Sheriff HQ), 1111 Third Street or 825 Brown Street (courts), 1250 Main Street (DA), or 212 Walnut Street (Juvenile Hall).

Generally allowed
  • Unlimited letters on lined paper, plain paper, or postcards (not thicker than standard postcard stock) to the Seminole, FL Mail Processing Center with the booked name and PID (Incarcerated Person Mail page, checked 2026-09-12)
  • Plain envelope; processed Monday through Friday excluding holidays
  • Photographs: no more than 10; no Polaroids; none larger than 5×7
  • Privileged/legal and court correspondence is confidential and inspected only in the incarcerated person’s presence
  • Magazines, newspapers, periodicals, and paperback books mailed directly from a publisher, bookstore, or verifiable reputable internet/mail-order company to 2210 Napa Vallejo Highway, Napa, CA 94558 (hardbound books case-by-case; no hard plastic/metal bindings; book size limited to 8.5×11)
Do not send
  • Mail without the PID, or not on a plain envelope (rejected)
  • Bulk mail, blank paper, blank envelopes, or stamps
  • Stained or dirty envelopes or foreign substances
  • Cash, checks, or money orders in the mail
  • Gum, candy, or food
  • Greeting cards larger than 5×7 or with sound devices
  • Crayon, glitter, ribbon, cords, strings, stickers, tape, adhesives, perfume, lip prints
  • Nude or partially nude drawings or photos; sexually explicit material; gang or hate material
  • Correspondence from incarcerated persons at any other institution; code or third-party mail
  • Youth mail using this Florida box (Juvenile Hall is 212 Walnut Street)

Letters: Incarcerated Person’s Name, PID / c/o Mail Processing Center / P.O. Box 9218 / Seminole, FL 33775-9218. Get the PID from the Jail In Custody Report. Publisher books/periodicals: Name, PID / Napa County Department of Corrections / 2210 Napa Vallejo Highway / Napa, CA 94558. Rejected mail gets an explanation; publishers get written appeal notice within 15 days.

Postage when someone has no money: Not printed as an indigent-kit count on the live mail HTML. Call (707) 253-4401.

Money and commissary

How to send money to Napa County Jail.

The published deposit route is MyCarePack (commissary); SmartInmate / 888-277-2535 / lobby kiosk (deposits). Confirm the person is still housed here and keep the booking number ready before depositing.

  1. 01

    Official Web/Commissary Orders (checked 2026-09-12): commissary snacks, drink mixes, candy, dry soups, hygiene. Basic soap, toothbrush, and toothpaste at no cost. Up to $90 of commissary per week. Friends and family care packs at MyCarePack with the same limit. Phone time can also be purchased so the person can make non-collect calls, including to cell phones.

  2. 02

    Official Deposit Funds page: online deposit at Smartinmate.com — create an account, go to smart deposit, follow the prompts.

  3. 03

    Phone deposit 888-277-2535. You need the jail name and location, first and last name, identification number, your billing address, and a credit card.

  4. 04

    Lobby kiosk Monday through Friday during normal business hours (excluding holidays).

  5. 05

    FAQ / Corrections homepage: canteen deposits also named as MyCarePack website, 1-888-277-2535, or lobby kiosks during normal business hours.

Release and property

Bail, property, and commissary pickup

01Bail

Search first, then cash or a licensed bond — Criminal Division is 1111 Third Street

Confirm the person is still here on the Jail In Custody Report or (707) 253-4401. Corrections Bail Bonds page (checked 2026-09-12): lists of vetted licensed bail-bond companies are at the jail public entrances; a Bail Bond List PDF is linked on that page; or call (707) 253-4401 — Jail411 does not republish a bondsman directory. Criminal Division, 1111 Third Street, (707) 299-1180, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Alternative Sentences page: after sentencing, report to Post Court Services on the first floor of the courthouse for the minute order, then to 2210 Napa Vallejo Highway for the alternative-sentencing questionnaire (Community Conservation Corps or Home Detention). Mail/fax the application to Classification, 2210 Napa Vallejo Highway, fax (707) 253-4677, or hand-deliver at the reception window. Allow one week; applications due two weeks before the remand date. Classification (707) 603-7655. Work Furlough page: $75 application fee; one hour’s wage per day if accepted; page still states no incarcerated persons currently leave for work because of earthquake housing. Court Criminal page: jail remand dates cannot be changed — appear at the jail on the date/time on the paperwork, (707) 253-4401. Posting a bond does not guarantee release if a probation, parole, or out-of-county hold applies. An ICE detainer alone is not a lawful California hold (Gov. Code § 7284.6). Corrections publishes a California Values Act (SB 54) report on CJNet.

02Property

Call (707) 253-4401 — pickup window not on the live Families HTML

Not printed as a property-release window on the reviewed Families HTML. Call (707) 253-4401. Do not mail cash.

03After release

Call (707) 253-4401 — pickup window not on the live Commissary page

Not printed as a pickup window on the reviewed Commissary page. Call (707) 253-4401.

After booking

Court, a lawyer, probation, and parole.

Court, counsel, and probation are separate from the jail. State parole is a different agency. This is the process a family actually has to walk—not a directory of private bondsmen or attorneys.

01 Criminal Courthouse

1111 Third Street

In-custody felony arraignments Monday–Friday 2:30 p.m., Department 1. Daily calendar: napa.courts.ca.gov/online-services/daily-court-calendar (DocketVision, updated every 30 minutes). Case portal: portal.napa.courts.ca.gov/Secure/ after the disclaimer. Clear a warrant at the Criminal Division counter: felony 8:00–8:15 a.m. (court 8:30 a.m.) or 1:45–2:00 p.m. (court 2:30 p.m.); misdemeanor Monday & Friday 1:45–2:00 p.m. and Tuesday–Thursday 12:45–1:00 p.m. Late check-ins not accepted. Official Criminal Courthouse (checked 2026-09-12): Monday–Friday 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. including noon. Filings 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Drop box until 5:00 p.m. Main information (707) 299-1100.

1111 Third Street is the criminal courthouse — not jail visiting at 2210 Napa Vallejo Highway and not 1125 Third Street (Public Defender / CCSC).

(707) 299-1180

02 Appointed counsel

1125 Third Street, Second Floor

Ask the judge at the first Criminal Courthouse appearance for a Public Defender if you cannot afford an attorney.

Official Public Defender page (checked 2026-09-12): 1125 Third Street, Second Floor, Napa. Monday–Friday 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Fax (707) 253-4407. Public Defender Kris Keeley. CHANGE OF ADDRESS AS OF JULY 14, 2025. This office is not visiting and not inmate mail.

(707) 253-4442

03 County supervision

Probation is not parole

A probation hold can block release after bail. Adult Probation after-court check-in 555 Gateway Drive Suite P, Monday–Friday 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., fax (707) 253-4178. Community Corrections Service Center (GEO) is Hall of Justice, 1125 3rd Street, (707) 254-4904. Chief Amanda Gibbs. Pretrial Program is Probation, same Gateway Drive office.

Youth housing is Juvenile Hall, 212 Walnut Street, (707) 253-4361 — not this adult jail.

(707) 253-4431

04 State parole, not county

Santa Rosa parole — 3222 Airway Drive

CDCR Northern Region directory (updated 9/11/2026) lists Santa Rosa at 3222 Airway Dr. Ste. A, Santa Rosa, CA 95403, (707) 576-2200. No Napa city unit is listed. State parole is not Napa County Probation. Report to the office named in the release papers.

California parole office directory

Superior Court locations

Public Defender offices

District Attorney

Probation offices

Nearby CDCR parole offices, if the paperwork names one

Do not treat these as the assigned office unless the release instructions say so.

05 / Who to call

Napa County Jail phone numbers.

For visiting, housing, bail, property, mail, or deposit questions, use the custody information line first.

01
Napa County Jail lobby

Custody, visiting day-of, mail questions. 2210 Napa Vallejo Highway.

03
Classification / alternative sentencing

Work furlough / home detention / CCC questionnaire. Fax applications (707) 253-4677.

04
MyCarePack / canteen phone deposits

Commissary deposits and phone deposits.

05
SmartInmate Customer Care

Phones and remote video app support.

06
VINE registration

Release notification — not the live roster.

07
Sheriff Warrant Services

1535 Airport Boulevard. Not visiting.

08
Sheriff dispatch non-emergency

Unincorporated county, American Canyon, Yountville. Emergencies 911.

13
Adult Probation

555 Gateway Drive, Suite P. Holds can block release.

Napa County Jail · Napa · Updated 2026-09-12

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