Oregon Prison Communication Directory
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Oregon Inmate Communication Overview
Oregon operates its state prison system through the Oregon Department of Corrections (ODOC). Securus Technologies handles phone calls at Oregon state correctional facilities. Contact Securus at 800-844-6591 or visit securustech.net to set up an account. Oregon is not among the states that offer free phone calls at state prisons. The SID number is the identification number assigned to every person in ODOC custody and must appear on all mail sent to Oregon state facilities. Use the ODOC inmate search at oregon.gov/doc to find the SID number and current facility.
Oregon state facilities include the Oregon State Penitentiary in Salem, Snake River Correctional Institution in Ontario, Two Rivers Correctional Institution in Umatilla, and several other facilities. All non-privileged calls are monitored and recorded. JPay handles money deposits to Oregon inmate trust accounts. Oregon county jails use their own phone vendors independently from ODOC state facilities.
Multnomah County Detention Center in Portland uses Securus Technologies. Lane County Jail in Eugene and Deschutes County Jail in Bend use their own contracted providers. Always confirm the specific provider for each county facility. For federal inmates in Oregon including those at FCI Sheridan, use CorrLinks for messaging and ConnectNetwork for calls, which are separate federal systems and not covered by any Oregon state program.
Which provider do Oregon state prison families use?
Securus Technologies handles phone calls at ODOC Oregon state facilities. Contact Securus at 800-844-6591 or visit securustech.net. JPay handles money deposits at jpay.com. Use the ODOC inmate search at oregon.gov/doc to find the SID number and current facility. Multnomah County Jail in Portland also uses Securus but requires a separate account.
What is the SID number and how do I find it?
The SID is the State Identification number assigned to every person in Oregon ODOC custody. It must appear on all mail sent to Oregon state facilities. Find it through the ODOC inmate search at oregon.gov/doc or ask your loved one. The SID number is different from any court case number or county booking number.
What is the most common mistake Oregon prison families make?
Not knowing whether a facility is state or federal is common in Oregon. FCI Sheridan in Polk County is a federal BOP facility and uses CorrLinks and ConnectNetwork, not Securus or JPay. Families who set up Securus accounts for FCI Sheridan will not receive calls. Always confirm whether the facility is ODOC state or federal BOP before setting up accounts.
Oregon Facility Breakdown
Correctional facilities by type across the state.
Counties Covered
Major counties in Oregon with correctional facilities.
County detail pages are under development and will be available soon.
Communication Providers in Oregon
These providers serve correctional facilities across the state. Availability varies by facility.
JPay
Messaging, photo sharing, and money transfer for Oregon Department of Corrections state facilities.
View JPay GuideSecurus
Phone and video calling at Oregon state prisons and county correctional facilities.
View Securus GuideCorrLinks
Email communication for federal Bureau of Prisons facilities in Oregon, including FCI Sheridan.
View CorrLinks GuideFeatured Oregon Facilities
Sample correctional facilities with communication information. Full facility list coming soon.
Multnomah County Detention Center
Oregon Inmate Communication FAQ
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Communication Options in Oregon
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