Look Up Lynnwood Community Justice Center Inmates

Lynnwood Community Justice Center Overview

The Lynnwood Community Justice Center appears in the public jail register as the housing facility for Lynnwood municipal custody. Official city project material describes the Community Justice Center as a campus that includes the police department, a misdemeanor jailing facility, and municipal court. The project page emphasizes custodial supervision and improved access to medical and social services through community-provider partnerships.

This is a city jail setting, not the Snohomish County Main Jail and not a Washington DOC prison. The research identifies the operator as the Lynnwood Police Department Detention Division and the population as municipal misdemeanor offenders and short-term city custody. The address is 19321 44th Ave W, Lynnwood, WA 98036, and the jail phone is 425-670-5648.

The matching public roster source is the Lynnwood Municipal Jail Inmate Inquiry.

The image shows why the housing field is important: Lynnwood entries should be handled through Lynnwood facility contacts even though the inquiry uses the same NWS platform as the county register.

Lynnwood Community Justice Center Capacity and Population

The live city jail page reviewed in the research did not publish a formal capacity figure. A city-hosted recruiting source described the facility as a 46-bed holding facility for misdemeanor offenders, so that number should be treated as a recruiting-source facility description rather than a live daily population count. No official city daily population total was captured for the Lynnwood facility.

Because Lynnwood is a municipal jail, its population is narrower than the county jail population. A person may be in Lynnwood custody because the arrest, charge, court setting, or sentence is tied to Lynnwood municipal authority. If the same person later transfers to Snohomish County Main Jail, another local jail, or Washington DOC, the applicable lookup and service rules change.

How to Look Up an Inmate at Lynnwood Community Justice Center

Use the Lynnwood NWS inquiry for this facility. The county's broader jail register page explains that the NWS register contains information for people incarcerated in Lynnwood and Marysville municipal jails in addition to the Snohomish County Jail, and that questions about municipal inmates should be directed to those facilities.

1. Open the Lynnwood Municipal Jail Inmate Inquiry, not the SCSO-only search if the person may be in city custody.
2. Search by name first. If the full spelling is uncertain, try last name only or a shorter name search.
3. Use Subject Number or Booking Number when available from a prior roster result, court document, or jail contact.
4. Check the Housing Facility column for Lynnwood Community Justice Center.
5. Open the detail page and review booking date, release date if any, bond or bail rows, court dates, charge descriptions, docket numbers, crime class, arresting agency, and case tracking agency.

A Lynnwood sample detail in the research showed Lynnwood Municipal Court and LCJC Video Court room references. That makes the roster useful for court routing, but it does not replace the court record or the jail's own status confirmation by phone.

Lynnwood Community Justice Center Address and Contact

Use the city jail phone for details not captured in the official research, including current visit access, approved mail procedures, release timing, and bond logistics. The available sources support the roster path, address, phone, and city-jail role through the official Lynnwood Jail page, but did not capture a full Lynnwood-specific visitation, mail, money, or commissary rule set.

Visiting Someone at Lynnwood Community Justice Center

The research did not locate a published Lynnwood-specific visitation schedule or mail/visit rule table on the captured official text. For that reason, visitor planning should start with the roster only to confirm that the person is held at Lynnwood, then move to the city jail phone. Do not assume Snohomish County Main Jail video visitation rules apply to Lynnwood simply because both facilities appear on the NWS register.

Mail, Phone, and Money at Lynnwood Community Justice Center

The available research did not capture Lynnwood-specific mail addressing, commissary, deposit vendor, or phone-rate details. That gap matters because county jail rules, Marysville phone information, and Washington DOC rules are facility-specific and should not be copied to Lynnwood. Use the city jail phone after confirming the person is housed at the Lynnwood Community Justice Center.

Booking and Intake at Lynnwood Community Justice Center

Lynnwood entries on the NWS platform can show the same kind of booking detail as the county register: demographic information, booking history, booking date, release date if released, housing facility, total bond amount, total bail amount, booking origin, active bond rows, court dates, charge descriptions, docket numbers, crime class, arresting agency, and case tracking agency. That detail helps separate a current custody question from an older booking history question.

Because this is a city jail, the practical workflow is narrower than a countywide search. Confirm the booking through the Lynnwood inquiry, look for Lynnwood Community Justice Center in the housing field, then use Lynnwood contacts for the next steps. If the person is not found, search the SCSO and Marysville inquiries and consider Washington DOC only when a state sentence or DOC custody is plausible.

About Lynnwood Community Justice Center

The Community Justice Center is more than a jail label in the roster. City material describes it as a combined public-safety and justice campus with police, municipal court, and a misdemeanor jailing function. That layout explains why roster details may point to Lynnwood Municipal Court or LCJC Video Court, and why a user should not treat every Snohomish County arrest as an SCSO Main Jail matter.

For public-record purposes, the NWS entry is still a public custody starting point, not the entire jail file. The roster can answer whether a person appears in Lynnwood custody and may show court and charge data, but detailed jail records, visit approvals, release timing, and service rules require the facility or the responsible city office.