San Leandro City Jail Overview
The RAJ/BSCC table lists San Leandro City Jail as type THJ, a temporary holding/jail facility, with 28 rated capacity and open status. The Facility Map describes it as a short-term municipal holding location before release, transfer, or county jail and court processing. That type distinction matters because a temporary holding facility should not be described as if it had the same public services, population reporting, visitation, mail, and commissary systems as Santa Rita Jail.
The Facility Map includes 901 E. 14th St, San Leandro, CA 94577, with a note to verify through official San Leandro Police materials. The research did not capture an official San Leandro jail phone number from an opened source, so no phone number is invented. For county jail custody after transfer, use Santa Rita Jail at (925) 551-6500 and the Alameda County Sheriff's Office Inmate Locator.
RAJ's initial-booking table shows San Leandro PD, Fremont PD in some cases, Hayward PD in some cases, and ACSO-related bookings may use San Leandro before Santa Rita depending on circumstance. That means San Leandro can be relevant to the first hours of an arrest even when the later public record is held by ACSO or the court.
San Leandro City Jail Capacity and Population
The only facility-specific number captured for San Leandro is 28 rated capacity from the RAJ/BSCC July 2024 table. No current public population count, annual booking count, or online roster count was located in the research. Because the facility is short-term, public users should focus on transfer status and official custody confirmation rather than expecting a stable daily roster.
The capacity figure should not be compared directly with Santa Rita Jail's population reports. Santa Rita publishes county jail statistics and holds pretrial, sentenced, transfer, and some federal incarcerated persons. San Leandro's sourced role is municipal holding before release, transfer, or court processing.
How to Look Up a San Leandro City Jail Detainee
No official San Leandro online jail roster was captured. If the arrest is very recent, use official San Leandro Police channels for local processing status. If the person has been transferred to Santa Rita Jail, use the ACSO Inmate Locator, which allows searches by PFN, first and last name, sex, DOB, phonetic search, and recent bookings. For filed charges, use Alameda Superior Court's criminal records and Odyssey portal channels.
- Confirm whether the person is still in San Leandro processing or has been released.
- Search the ACSO locator if transfer to Santa Rita Jail is possible.
- Call Santa Rita Jail at (925) 551-6500 for county custody and release questions.
- Check the Alameda Superior Court portal for court dates, warrants, and formal charges after filing.
San Leandro City Jail Address and Contact
The Facility Map provides the address below, but the research did not capture an official jail phone from a opened San Leandro source. Confirm the address and routing through official city channels before traveling. For county jail questions, move to the sheriff locator and Santa Rita Jail contact once transfer is confirmed.
ACSO records contacts become relevant only after the case enters the county jail or sheriff records track. The research lists Santa Rita Jail at (925) 551-6500 and ACSO Warrants and Records at 2000 150th Ave, San Leandro, with phone (510) 667-3685. That records unit is a sheriff channel, not proof of a San Leandro city-jail public roster.
San Leandro City Jail
901 E. 14th St
San Leandro, CA 94577
Phone not captured from official opened source
Temporary holding and municipal processing
Visiting Someone at San Leandro City Jail
The research did not capture public visiting hours for San Leandro City Jail. Short-term holding facilities often do not support normal public visits before release, transfer, or court movement. Do not use Santa Rita Jail appointment rules unless the person is confirmed in Santa Rita custody.
| Topic | Supported Detail | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Public visiting | No official schedule captured. | Confirm through official San Leandro channels. |
| County jail visiting | Applies after confirmed Santa Rita transfer. | Not a San Leandro rule. |
| Court access | Use Alameda Superior Court for hearings and case records. | Courthouse records are separate from police holding. |
Mail, Phone, and Money for San Leandro City Jail
No San Leandro-specific mail, commissary, deposit, video, or phone vendor details were captured. Because San Leandro is listed as a temporary holding/jail facility, avoid sending mail or deposits based on assumptions. If a person is moved to Santa Rita Jail, follow Santa Rita's current Pigeonly mail routing, ViaPath/GettingOut video information, and deposit instructions then in effect.
| Service | Detail |
|---|---|
| No official public mail process captured for San Leandro City Jail. | |
| Money | No official public deposit process captured. |
| After transfer | Use Santa Rita Jail rules only after custody is confirmed there. |
Booking and Intake at San Leandro City Jail
San Leandro fits into Alameda County's multi-location early booking network. A person can be booked locally, cited, released, transported to court, or transferred to Santa Rita. The ACSO locator may not show a person during the earliest local processing stage, and a court record may not appear until the prosecutor files charges or a hearing is scheduled.
That timing issue is common in Alameda County because the research shows several city, police, and court holding points feeding into one county jail and one Superior Court system. A San Leandro arrest may first be a police-processing matter, then a Santa Rita custody matter, then a court-record matter. The public search path should follow that order rather than treating San Leandro City Jail as a separate long-term roster.
About San Leandro City Jail
The facility description is limited to the facts in the research: RAJ/BSCC type, open status, capacity, and booking-route context. Unsupported public-roster, phone, visit, mail, or money claims are not included. The most accurate public advice is to confirm local processing first, then move to ACSO and Alameda Superior Court systems as the case progresses.
California public-record law supports release of core arrest facts when no exemption applies, but it does not make every police holding room publish an online inmate list. For San Leandro, the source-backed approach is to use official police channels for immediate status, ACSO for county jail custody, and the court portal for filed criminal cases.
Note: Confirm custody before traveling because short-term municipal holding can end quickly through release, court, or transfer.