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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is your phone number?
A:
Our main business phone number is (530) 822-7307. Visit our
Phone Directory
page for further contact information. You can also use our
contact form
to send us an email.
Q. Where do I find information about inmates such as posting bail and visiting hours?
A:
Inmate information can be found in the
Inmate Custody Services
section of our website. Also, the
Inmate FAQ
page provides answers to some common questions with respect to inmates.
Q. As a victim of a crime is there a way to be notified of inmate status and release?
A:
Yes, through the VINE system you can be notified of any change in status of an inmate. Visit the
V.I.N.E. Services
page of our website.
Q. I have some information about a crime that I'd like to report, but can I do so anonymously?
A:
Yes, you can leave a crime tip anonymously using our crime tip form. Visit the
Leave a Crime Tip
page of our website.
Q. How do I apply for a CCW permit?
A:
Visit the
Concealed Weapon Permit
page for details about applying for this permit.
Q. How can I volunteer?
A:
There are many opportunities at the Sheriff's Department for those who would like to volunteer. Please visit the
Volunteer Opportunities
page for more information.
Q. Does the Sheriff's Department have a Ride Along program?
A:
Yes, we have a program that allows citizens to ride along with a deputy while on duty. For more information, visit the
Ride Along
page on our website.
Q. Where can I find information about Live Scan fingerprinting?
A:
Go to the Live Scan section of the
Records Unit
page of our website.
Q. How do I go about having a court order or levy served?
A:
If you have a subpoena, summons, levy or other court order needing to be processed, the Civil Unit can assist you in having it served. Visit the
Civil Unit
page of our website for further information and to view the
current fees
charged for services.