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Union County Correctional Facility Overview

Union County Correctional Facility, also called UCCF, is operated by the Union County Sheriff's Office. It is the only local detention facility identified for Union County in the research file. The jail holds people booked from the Union County Sheriff's Office, La Grande Police Department, Oregon State Police, Union County Community Corrections, and other sources when accepted for lodging or transport.

The sheriff's corrections page says UCCF opened in 1979 and houses a maximum of 37 inmates. The facility is a county jail, not a state prison. It is used for local pretrial custody, local sentenced jail terms, parole or probation holds, warrant arrests, and accepted outside-agency lodgings. The roster printed June 25, 2026 showed 30 records and included Wallowa County, out-of-county, transport, and parole and probation entries.

Union County Facility Population

Union County Correctional Facility has strong local population context from official sheriff sources. The maximum capacity is 37 inmates. The current roster PDF inspected in the research was printed June 25, 2026 and showed 30 total records. That means the public roster count was about 81 percent of the stated maximum on that date. The sheriff also reports about 1,200 annual bookings, which counts booking events rather than unique people.

The sheriff's corrections page screenshot in the project image set captures the facility facts used for capacity, bookings, work crew, and jail phone routing.

The screenshot is facility-specific and supports the local UCCF capacity and booking context instead of a generic county jail description.

Lookup Union County Facility Inmates

The correct lookup for Union County Correctional Facility is the sheriff's PDF roster, not Oregon VISOR and not a federal locator. VISOR becomes relevant after a person moves into Oregon prison custody or supervision. BOP and ICE apply only to federal prison or immigration detention. For UCCF, start with the sheriff's jail roster page.

1. Open the sheriff's jail roster landing page.
2. Read the disclaimer and open the current roster PDF.
3. Use PDF find for the person's name, or scroll through the printed list.
4. Read the inmate number, arrest date, arrest agency, charges, and bond field.
5. Call 541-963-1020 for custody, bond, visit, or unclear hold questions.

The PDF roster is a current-jail record. It does not show mugshots, housing units, demographics, court dates, or a clickable profile. Fuller jail records use the sheriff's public records process.

Union County Facility Contact

The sheriff's office, the jail, and La Grande Police Department share the 1109 K Avenue public-safety location. For jail questions, use the jail information number. The sheriff's corrections page specifically says the main law-enforcement number does not have jail information and tells the public to call the jail line and follow the phone tree.

Records questions are separate from custody questions. The sheriff lists a Records Specialist at 541-963-1017 ext. 222, a records email of UCSORecords@union-county.org, and a records fax of 541-963-1023. Records can include case reports, photographs associated with a particular case, and jail records when releasable under Oregon public records law.

Visit Union County Facility

UCCF visits are by prior appointment and are non-contact. Visitors call 541-963-1020 between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. on the day of the visit. Saturday visits can be scheduled Friday. The sheriff says visits are subject to inmate refusal, dress rules, search rules, visitor conduct, and contraband restrictions. Only car keys and identification are allowed into the secure area.

The visitation screenshot source is the sheriff's schedule a visit page, which publishes the gender-specific schedule and appointment instructions.

The image reinforces the appointment-based schedule and the local rule set for UCCF visitors.

Union County Facility Mail Money

Personal mail should be addressed to the inmate name, care of Union County Correctional Facility, 1109 K Ave., La Grande, Oregon 97850. Mail must have a return address with first initial, last name, street or PO box, city, state, and ZIP. Paperback books must come directly from a publisher or retailer. Cards must be plain, and several items are refused, including glitter, ribbons, music cards, perfume, lipstick, stickers, stamps, loose envelopes, newspaper articles, crayon, permanent marker, and colored pencil letters.

Money can be deposited through JailATM, by mailing a money order or cash, or by using the kiosk in the visitation lobby. The sheriff strongly recommends not sending cash through the mail, and personal checks are not accepted.

Bail at Union County Facility

Union County's bail page directs payers to cash or card. Card and phone payments use GovPayNow with PLC Code 7855 or the phone payment number 888-604-7888. The payer should get the inmate file number from the current roster before starting payment. The bond field can include 10 percent, no bail, judge-set terms, see-first-charge text, or detainers, so the jail line should be used before payment when the entry is not clear.

Checks are not accepted for bail unless approved by the Sheriff or Jail Manager. After bail is paid, the money is sent to the courts for processing. When the case ends, the courts return bail money to the payer minus court administrative fees and any fines or fees assessed by the court. The sheriff cannot return the money to a different person and cannot return it simply because charges are later dropped.

Union County Work Crew

UCCF publishes one local sentencing program: Work Crew. The sheriff describes it as an alternative sentence usually ordered in lieu of jail time. Participants may pick up trash, stack firewood, shovel snow, build or tear down fences, and clear brush from roadways. Work crew runs Sunday through Wednesday, and participants meet on the L Street side of the jail near the white van.

The fee is $15 per day unless the person is sentenced by Union County Community Corrections. Participants bring lunch and weather-suitable clothing. The sheriff warns that failure to complete ordered work crew days within the allotted time can lead to return to court and an arrest warrant.

Union County Facility Records

Records not shown on the current roster can be requested through the sheriff's public records page. The form allows requests for reports, photograph CDs, and jail records. Oregon public records law allows inspection of public records unless an exemption applies, and the sheriff's FAQ notes that active investigations, privacy, medical information, child abuse records, law-enforcement techniques, and court-restricted material may be redacted or withheld.