Santa Rosa / Juvenile Hall
There is no public youth roster. Call (707) 565-6300 and ask which unit. This building is 7425 Rancho Los Guilicos Road, Dept. A — not Main Adult Detention Facility on Ventura Avenue and not North County on Ordinance Road. Do not use Pigeonly, inmatecanteen, or GettingOut.
Also called Juvenile Hall, Dept. A.
Sonoma County · California
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Sonoma County youth custody confirmation.
There is no public youth roster. The Sheriff Incarcerated Person Search will not find someone held here. Juvenile Hall pages do not publish a searchable list of youth.
Call staff
Call Juvenile Hall (707) 565-6300. Juvenile Services / Officer of the Day (707) 565-6229 during business hours. Fax (707) 565-6393.
Call (707) 565-6300Different building
Adult custody is a different system: Main Adult Detention Facility (2777 Ventura Avenue) or North County Detention Facility (2254 Ordinance Road), (707) 565-1400, Sheriff Incarcerated Person Search. Do not use Pigeonly, inmatecanteen, or GettingOut for a youth.
Adult jail visiting hoursBefore you leave home
Three things to confirm before the trip.
Youth visiting rules differ from the adult jail. Use this building’s phone and appointment process.
- 01Confirm housing
Call this building first.
There is no public youth roster. Call (707) 565-6300 and ask the unit. The adult Sheriff search will not show a youth here.
- 02Right campus
7425 Rancho Los Guilicos, Dept. A — not Ventura Avenue.
Juvenile Hall is Dept. A. Juvenile Services is Dept. B. Juvenile Justice courtrooms are on the same road. Adult MADF is 2777 Ventura. NCDF is 2254 Ordinance. Probation Camp is 7400 Steve Olson Lane, Forestville.
- 03Do not use adult vendors
No Pigeonly, no inmatecanteen, no GettingOut.
Those are adult-jail vendors. Youth mail, visits, and phones are this hall’s rules.
01 / Visiting
Sonoma County Juvenile Hall visiting hours.
Probation FAQ (checked 2026-09-12): visiting hours are based on the housing unit. Arrive in the check-in window; allow time for the metal detector and present a Driver’s License or legal identification. Each youth gets two one-hour visiting sessions per week. Only parents and legal guardians may visit; other family members and supportive adults need approval through a Juvenile Hall Supervisor. Call (707) 565-6300 and ask which unit before you drive. No GettingOut reservation. Check in during the unit window below. Do not use the adult-jail (707) 565-1400 visiting line.
Call to schedule (707) 565-6300Approved family first
Parents and legal guardians. Others need Juvenile Hall Supervisor approval (Probation FAQ).
- Only parents and legal guardians unless a Juvenile Hall Supervisor approves another family member or supportive adult.
- Driver’s License or legal identification at check-in (Probation FAQ).
- Two one-hour sessions per week, by unit.
Contraband and items
- Metal detector. Detailed dress/property list is not itemized on the FAQ beyond ID — call (707) 565-6300.
- Not itemized on the FAQ. Call the hall.
- Do not open a GettingOut / ViaPath adult-jail account for a youth. The FAQ does not publish Zoom or video-visit hours for this hall.
Published visiting windows
Source: official visits and mail page, verified 2026-09-12.
| Days | Visit window | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Unit 1 | Thursday check-in 6:00–6:25 p.m., visit 6:30–7:30 p.m. Sunday check-in 12:30–12:55 p.m., visit 1:00–2:00 p.m. | Probation FAQ. Confirm this unit. |
| Unit 2 | Tuesday check-in 6:00–6:25 p.m., visit 6:30–7:30 p.m. Saturday check-in 2:30–2:55 p.m., visit 3:00–4:00 p.m. | Probation FAQ. Confirm this unit. |
| Unit 3 | Thursday check-in 6:00–6:25 p.m., visit 6:30–7:30 p.m. Sunday check-in 12:30–12:55 p.m., visit 1:00–2:00 p.m. | Probation FAQ. Confirm this unit. |
| Unit 4 | Friday check-in 6:00–6:25 p.m., visit 6:30–7:30 p.m. Sunday check-in 2:30–2:55 p.m., visit 3:00–4:00 p.m. | Probation FAQ. Confirm this unit. |
| Unit 5 | Wednesday check-in 6:00–6:25 p.m., visit 6:30–7:30 p.m. Sunday check-in 10:00–10:25 a.m., visit 10:30–11:30 a.m. | Probation FAQ. Confirm this unit. |
Do not assume
These details are not published.
Ask the facility before setting out. Jail411 will not guess at a rule that could cause a missed visit.
- A public searchable roster of youth in custody
- A family commissary or deposit vendor (FAQ: no money on the books)
- GettingOut / Zoom hours for this hall
- A detailed dress and prohibited-items list beyond ID and metal detector on the FAQ
- Probation Camp visiting hours (homepage mentions camp visiting; FAQ table is Juvenile Hall units only — call (707) 565-8900)
- A live official bed count on the Juvenile Hall HTML
02 / Mail and phone
Sonoma County Juvenile Hall mail address.
Probation FAQ (checked 2026-09-12): address it to their name at 7425 Rancho Los Guilicos Rd. Dept. A, Santa Rosa, CA 95409. Only letters, appropriate pictures, and stamps. All mail is screened for contraband. Staff read mail only when there is a reasonable belief that safety and security is jeopardized. Do not use Pigeonly Las Vegas or adult-jail street addresses.
Mailing address
(Youth's name)7425 Rancho Los Guilicos Rd. Dept. ASanta Rosa, CA 95409- Letters
- Appropriate pictures
- Stamps
- Adult-jail Pigeonly PO Box 96777 Las Vegas
- inmatecanteen.com / GettingOut / ViaPath
- Mail to 2777 Ventura Avenue or 2254 Ordinance Road
FAQ: screened for contraband before the youth receives it. Read by staff only when there is reasonable belief that safety and security is jeopardized.
Postage: Paperback books may be donated at the Intake Night Window (immediate left when entering the lobby). If intended for a specific youth they receive it first, then the book goes to the Juvenile Hall Library.
How youth phone calls work
Hall (707) 565-6300. Urgent message to a youth: (707) 565-6300, option 9 (FAQ prefers visits, calls, and letters first). Probation FAQ: Juvenile Hall offers phone calls at no cost. Youth may call family and friends during leisure time in the day, plus additional evening time based on their level in the Behavior Management System. Do not use GettingOut. Call (707) 565-6300 rather than the adult jail (707) 565-1400. Health Services option 3. Electronic Monitoring option 2.
Money
Can families send money here?
Probation FAQ (checked 2026-09-12): “Can I put money on the books for a youth? No. Juvenile Hall provides the youth with what they need while in custody. Extra items can be earned through appropriate behavior within the Behavior Management System.” Do not use inmatecanteen.com, TouchPay, ViaPath, or GettingOut. There is no cost to the family for the stay (“My child is in custody, how much does Juvenile Hall cost me per day? There is no cost.”). Bail is not available for youth overseen in Juvenile Court; if a non-minor is here on an adult case only, bail may be a possibility — ask the hall.
This is not the adult jail deposit or commissary process. Do not send adult-inmate funds through a youth-campus workflow.
Read the official FAQ ↗Life inside
School, medical care, and programs.
These details come from the official youth-campus pages. Rules can change; use the linked county pages when you need to act.
Who can be held at this hall
Official Juvenile Hall page (checked 2026-09-12): temporary, safe, secure detention for youth beyond normal community controls. Youth are here pending Juvenile Court hearings, serving short-term commitments, or awaiting out-of-home placement. Some youth apprehended by law enforcement are detained; others are released to parent/guardian based on a risk assessment. FAQ: if arrested and taken here, an Intake Probation Officer contacts the family; a Detention Hearing is two to three days later. Adult jail booking at MADF/NCDF is a different system.
Official page describes housing types and programming space. A current bed count is not printed on that page. Facility inventory lists 240 — not republished as a live official number here.
School with Sonoma County Office of Education
Official Juvenile Hall page: comprehensive school program implemented in cooperation with the Sonoma County Office of Education (SCOE). FAQ: SCOE records (707) 524-2876. Probation records (707) 565-6229, option 8.
Official education page ↗Medical and Behavioral Health
Official page: Medical and Behavioral Health services provided by the County of Sonoma Department of Health Services. FAQ: Juvenile Hall Health Services (707) 565-6300, option 3.
Official page lists secure physical care among program components. Call the hall for diet questions.
PREA
Adult-jail PREA is a Sheriff Detention page and does not apply here. Ask Juvenile Hall (707) 565-6300 or Juvenile Services (707) 565-6229.
Official PREA page ↗Programs named on the official Juvenile Hall page
These are facility programs, not a visiting menu.
- Adolescent Treatment Program (drug and alcohol)
- Arts and Crafts; Beat Within creative writing; Book Club; Garden Project; Guitar; Success Centers / Imagine Bus Project art
- Boys and Girls Club weekly programming; Boys Council; Girls Circle; Girl Scouts
- Interactive Journaling, Carey Guides, Positive Youth Justice (PYJ) for longer-term youth
- Fitness Program; Movie Nights; Mindfulness
- Narcotics Anonymous; Restorative Resources; Spiritual Advisors; Friendly Visitors
- Paws As Loving Support (PALS); Tutoring; Verity individual counseling as needed
- Teen Assault Prevention Program; My Strength; Healthy Relationships; Tolerance/Diversity Groups; Sexual Assault Advocate on-site
After booking
Probation, Juvenile Court, and records.
This is the family process for youth custody—not a directory of private attorneys or bondsmen.
Sonoma County Probation Department
Chief Probation Officer Vanessa Fuchs (Probation homepage, checked 2026-09-12). If you do not know the assigned officer, call (707) 565-6229 and ask for the Officer of the Day. Electronic Monitoring (707) 565-6300, option 2. Camp is 7400 Steve Olson Lane, Forestville, (707) 565-8900.
Juvenile Services 7425 Rancho Los Guilicos Rd. Dept. B, (707) 565-6229. Hall (707) 565-6300.
Superior Court of California, County of Sonoma — Juvenile Justice Center
Official Juvenile Division and location pages (checked 2026-09-12): Courtrooms 24–25. Phone hours Monday–Friday 8:00 a.m.–noon (FAQ: 8:00 a.m.–noon). Office 8:00 a.m.–noon and 1:00–3:30 p.m. Calendars Monday–Friday 8:30 a.m. Transfer-in in-custody and out-of-custody 8:30 a.m., Courtroom 24. Clear a juvenile warrant: reception by 8:30 a.m. same morning. Juvenile Dependency is Hall of Justice Courtroom 61, 6th floor, 625 Administration Drive — closed hearings. This courtroom is not the housing door (Dept. A).
Juvenile record sealing
Juvenile Court page: WIC § 781 petitions. Sonoma County Juvenile Probation can provide the information and documents — (707) 565-6229. Do not call the adult jail about sealing.
Addresses families actually use
Youth detention building
Official page ↗Juvenile Services 7425 Rancho Los Guilicos Rd. Dept. B, (707) 565-6229. Hall (707) 565-6300.
Official page ↗Courthouse — not Juvenile Hall
Official page ↗Same campus
Rancho Los Guilicos youth campus siblings.
Sonoma County Probation operates Juvenile Hall at 7425 Rancho Los Guilicos Road, Dept. A. Official Juvenile Hall page (checked 2026-09-12): current facility opened December 2005; units with programming, education, and activity space; direct supervision; progressive behavior management. Hall (707) 565-6300, fax (707) 565-6393. Juvenile Services is Dept. B, (707) 565-6229, fax (707) 565-6329. Juvenile Justice Center courtrooms 24–25 are on the same road — (707) 521-6700 — a different door. Adult jail is 2777 Ventura Avenue / 2254 Ordinance Road. Probation Camp is 7400 Steve Olson Lane, Forestville, (707) 565-8900.
Who to call
Sonoma County Juvenile Hall phone numbers.
These numbers come from official probation and youth-campus pages.
Confirm housing, visiting unit, mail. Fax (707) 565-6393. Health option 3; EMP option 2; urgent message option 9.
Dept. B. Assigned officer, records option 8, record sealing start. Fax (707) 565-6329.
7425 Rancho Los Guilicos Road courtrooms 24–25. Phones 8:00 a.m.–noon.
Appointed counsel for youth. Main PD (707) 565-2791.
Education records. Not visiting.
7400 Steve Olson Lane, Forestville — different door.
Common questions
Sonoma County Juvenile Hall FAQ.
Short answers families actually search. Official pages remain the source if a rule changes.
- Is Juvenile Hall the same as the Sonoma County jail?
- No. Juvenile Hall is 7425 Rancho Los Guilicos Road, Dept. A, (707) 565-6300. Adult custody is MADF at 2777 Ventura Avenue or NCDF at 2254 Ordinance Road, (707) 565-1400. Mail, visiting, and money rules are different. Do not use Pigeonly, inmatecanteen, or GettingOut for a youth.
- Is there a public roster?
- No. Call (707) 565-6300. The Sheriff Incarcerated Person Search will not show a youth here.
- What are the visiting hours?
- Two one-hour visits per week by unit (Probation FAQ, checked 2026-09-12). Unit 1: Thu 6:30–7:30 p.m. and Sun 1:00–2:00 p.m. Unit 2: Tue 6:30–7:30 p.m. and Sat 3:00–4:00 p.m. Unit 3: Thu 6:30–7:30 p.m. and Sun 1:00–2:00 p.m. Unit 4: Fri 6:30–7:30 p.m. and Sun 3:00–4:00 p.m. Unit 5: Wed 6:30–7:30 p.m. and Sun 10:30–11:30 a.m. Check in 25 minutes before those times. Call (707) 565-6300 for the unit.
- Can I put money on the books?
- No. The FAQ says Juvenile Hall provides what youth need; extras are earned through the Behavior Management System.
- Can I bail a youth out?
- FAQ: bail is not available for youth overseen in Juvenile Court. If a non-minor is here on an adult case only, bail may be a possibility — ask the hall.
- How do I write?
- Youth’s name, 7425 Rancho Los Guilicos Rd. Dept. A, Santa Rosa, CA 95409. Letters, appropriate pictures, and stamps only.
When you need to act
Read the county’s own pages.
Sonoma County Juvenile Hall · Santa Rosa · Updated 2026-09-12