Search Mono County Booking Records

Mono County 72 hour booking records are accessible through a CrimeGraphics portal run by the Mono County Sheriff's Office. This small eastern Sierra county has one of the lowest populations in California, but it still follows all state laws on booking data disclosure. The sheriff operates out of Bridgeport and manages the county jail where all local bookings are processed. Mono County also uses Securus Technologies for inmate services. This page explains how to search for Mono County booking data, what online tools are available, and what the law says about public access to these records.

Mono County Booking Search Tool

The Mono County Sheriff's Office posts booking data through CrimeGraphics. This is a web-based system that several California counties use. The Mono County version shows recent bookings, arrest logs, and other public safety data. You can browse the booking log or search by name to find a specific person. The tool is free and does not require an account. It updates as new bookings come in at the Mono County jail in Bridgeport.

Because Mono County is so small, the number of bookings is very low. You might see only a handful of entries on any given week. That makes the search process straightforward. There is less data to wade through. But it also means the records are sparse. If someone was arrested in Mono County and you cannot find them on CrimeGraphics, try calling the sheriff's office directly. The low volume means a phone call can sometimes get you answers faster than any database.

The CrimeGraphics portal for Mono County shows the core booking fields that California law requires. You get the name, charges, booking date, and bail info. Some entries include photos. The data stays on the system for a period of time, though older records may roll off. For historical booking data from Mono County, a written public records request is the best route.

Mono County Booking Screenshot

The Mono County Sheriff CrimeGraphics portal is the primary online tool for looking up 72 hour booking records in Mono County.

The screenshot above shows the CrimeGraphics interface that Mono County uses. The system organizes records by date and lets you click into each booking for full details. It is simple to use and works on both desktop and mobile.

Mono County Booking Laws

California Government Code 7923.610 is the statute that makes booking records public across the state. Mono County must follow it. The law spells out exactly what data must be released: full name, date of birth, physical description, time and date of arrest, time and date of booking, arrest location, charges, bail amount, and facility. The Mono County Sheriff cannot hold this information back from the public.

The 72 hour rule applies to Mono County the same as everywhere else in California. Booking data should be available within three days of processing. In practice, the CrimeGraphics tool updates much faster than that. New bookings often appear the same day. The legal deadline is 72 hours, but the technology allows for quicker access in most cases.

Arrested people in Mono County also get phone call rights under Penal Code 851.5. Three free calls within three hours of booking. The calls can go to a lawyer, bail bond agent, or family member. The Mono County jail must provide this without charge.

Mono County Securus Services

Mono County uses Securus Technologies for inmate phone and video services. If someone you know was booked into the Mono County jail, Securus is how you stay in touch. You set up an account through the Securus website and can then receive calls, schedule video visits, or send messages. You can also deposit money into a commissary account through Securus. These services are not free. Securus charges per-minute rates for calls and has fees for other services.

Securus is separate from the booking record itself. The CrimeGraphics portal handles public booking data. Securus handles communication with people who are in custody. But both are part of the same jail system in Mono County. If you confirmed through CrimeGraphics that someone is booked, Securus is the next step for contact.

Note: Securus account setup and fees are handled entirely through their website, not through the Mono County Sheriff's Office.

Mono County Jail Information

The Mono County jail is in Bridgeport. It is a small facility. The sheriff's office handles all law enforcement for the county, including the resort town of Mammoth Lakes. Mammoth Lakes generates a fair share of the county's arrest activity, especially during ski season and summer tourism months. Arrests made by the Mammoth Lakes Police Department still result in bookings at the Mono County jail in Bridgeport.

You can reach the Mono County Sheriff at (760) 932-7549. The office is at 49 Bryant Street in Bridgeport. For written records requests, send a letter to that address. Specify what booking records you need. Include as much detail as you can, like the person's name and an approximate date. The California Public Records Act gives you the right to ask, and the sheriff must respond within 10 days.

Mono County covers a large geographic area but has a tiny population. The eastern Sierra terrain includes mountains, valleys, and stretches of desert. Law enforcement response times can be long given the distances involved. Booking may happen hours after an arrest simply due to the drive to Bridgeport. This can affect when a record appears in CrimeGraphics, but it will still show up within the 72 hour window.

Nearby County Booking Records

Mono County sits along California's eastern border. Several nearby counties have their own booking search tools. If you are unsure which county handled an arrest, check these neighbors.