Tri-County Juvenile Facility Records

Why This Is Not an Adult Lookup

Tri-County Juvenile Rehabilitation Facility is a juvenile/regional facility serving juvenile matters connected with Yuba, Sutter, and Colusa. The Colusa County research path is not an adult jail-release path. For an adult arrested and held by Colusa County, the correct starting point remains Colusa County Jail, Colusa County VINE, the Sheriff's Office records channel, and Colusa Superior Court. Tri-County should not be described as an adult roster, adult booking-photo source, adult release-list source, or public adult inmate-search site.

The Colusa County juvenile justice page says a person under 18 who is arrested in Colusa County is transported to and booked at the Colusa County Probation Department. After that initial booking, the juvenile may be transported to Tri-County Juvenile Rehabilitation Facility at 1023 14th Street, Marysville, CA 95901, or released to a parent or guardian if appropriate. If transport occurs, a parent or guardian is notified by Probation.

Colusa Juvenile Custody Path

For Colusa juvenile matters, the source path runs through Probation. The county juvenile page lists Colusa County Juvenile Probation Officer contact numbers as (530) 458-0699 and (530) 458-0665. That is different from an adult jail status check through Colusa County Jail at (530) 458-0205 or VINE. The juvenile path may involve release to a parent or guardian, transport to Tri-County, court-related juvenile handling, or another Probation-directed step.

Because juvenile custody records and juvenile proceedings have confidentiality limits, the practical instruction is to contact the appropriate juvenile Probation channel or follow directions from the court or Probation officer involved in the case. A public web page should not suggest that a juvenile's custody status, booking details, release timing, or transport status can be searched in the same way as an adult Colusa County Jail release.

Tri-County Facility Context

Research identifies Tri-County Juvenile Rehabilitation Facility at 1023 14th Street, Marysville, CA 95901. The Colusa-specific official source is the county Juvenile Justice Services page, which describes the Colusa Probation booking and transport process for minors. The available Colusa contact points in that source are juvenile probation officer numbers, not a public adult inmate-release desk.

Adult Searches Use Other Systems

If the person is an adult released from Colusa County Jail, use the adult county-jail workflow. Colusa County VINE monitors custody status for offenders in Colusa County Jail and receives updates every 15 minutes from the jail booking system. The Sheriff's Office and Records Unit are the local records channels. Colusa Superior Court is the durable case-disposition channel. CDCR CIRIS applies when a Colusa case becomes a state-prison commitment, while BOP or ICE tools apply only when federal or immigration custody is actually involved.

That separation protects accuracy. A juvenile/regional facility mention should not create a false impression that Colusa publishes public juvenile release lists, public juvenile booking photographs, or adult inmate records through Tri-County. The facility belongs in the site because it explains where Colusa juvenile matters may go, but the adult released-inmate search path belongs elsewhere.

Restricted Juvenile Records

Juvenile records, custody status, and transport details should be treated as restricted unless an authorized official provides a specific disclosure path. Public adult-release pages rely on public arrest-release information, jail status, court records, and state or federal correctional searches where those systems apply. Juvenile matters are different. A parent, guardian, attorney, or involved party should follow Probation and court instructions rather than trying to use adult release-list methods.

This page therefore does not provide a step-by-step public juvenile lookup. It localizes the Colusa County process documented by the county: initial transport and booking at Probation, possible release to a parent or guardian when appropriate, possible transport to Tri-County, and parent or guardian notification by Probation if transport occurs.

Parent or Guardian Notice

The Colusa County juvenile source gives one public-facing detail that matters for release routing: if a juvenile is transported to Tri-County Juvenile Rehabilitation Facility, a parent or guardian is notified by the Probation Department. That means the official notice path is not a public website, a recent-release list, or a searchable adult custody page. It is a Probation-controlled communication tied to the juvenile matter.

That notice rule should guide how readers interpret the facility. A parent or guardian who has a direct role in the matter should use the juvenile probation numbers and any instructions from Probation or the court. A member of the public should not expect to confirm a juvenile release the way an adult Colusa County Jail release can be checked through VINE, sheriff records, or a court case record. The difference is part of the facility's role, not a missing data feed.

Adult Release Fallback Chain

When the search subject is an adult, Tri-County drops out of the workflow. Colusa County Jail is the adult local custody facility. VINE is the near-real-time custody-status channel for the jail because the county says it receives updates every 15 minutes from the jail booking system. Sheriff records are the local booking and release-record route. Colusa Superior Court is the source for the criminal case, including disposition, future dates, warrants, fines, probation, and sentence information.

State and federal systems are outside Colusa County's adult jail facility map but still matter when custody moves. CDCR CIRIS applies when a person from a Colusa case is sentenced to state prison or released from state-prison custody. BOP applies to federal prison custody, and ICE applies to immigration detention. Those systems do not make Tri-County an adult lookup source. They simply show why a facility-specific page must name the correct custody type before giving a search path.

Why This Facility Appears

The facility appears because Colusa County's own juvenile page connects Colusa juvenile matters to the Tri-County Juvenile Rehabilitation Facility after Probation booking. Leaving it out would hide an important Colusa-specific custody path. Treating it like an adult released-inmate page would create a different problem, because it would imply public access that the research does not support.

The accurate middle ground is a caveat page. It identifies the facility, gives the Colusa juvenile routing fact, names the Probation contacts found in the research, and explains that adult released-inmate searches should use the adult jail and state or federal systems. That keeps the site useful without blurring juvenile confidentiality, adult public-record access, and state-prison release records.

Keep Record Boundaries Clear

A Colusa adult jail release record, a juvenile Probation transport, a CDCR state-prison record, a BOP federal record, and an ICE custody record are separate systems. The names can appear close together in a release search because a person may move between agencies, but the records are not interchangeable. For this facility, the public fact is the Colusa juvenile route through Probation and possible Tri-County transport. It is not a public release-date table or a public roster.

That boundary also affects how source details should be used. The adult jail's VINE cadence, sheriff records process, and court records are useful for adult Colusa County Jail releases. The juvenile contacts, parent or guardian notice, and Probation routing belong to juvenile matters. CDCR, BOP, and ICE should be used only when a case moves into those systems. Keeping those paths separate prevents a reader from treating a restricted juvenile matter like an adult public-record lookup.