Alameda County Santa Rita Jail

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+1 (925) 551-6500

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5325 Broder Blvd

Dublin, CA 94568

+1 (925) 551-6500

http://santaritacountyjail.net

Alameda County Santa Rita Jail, situated in Dublin, CA, is a County Jail facility known for holding around 4000 inmates across eighteen modern housing units. Ranking as the third largest in California and the fifth largest in the nation, it is considered a mega-jail. Accredited by the American Correctional Association, Santa Rita stands as the sole facility in California to achieve this prestigious recognition.

Santa Rita Sheriff's Department County Jail caters to both male and female inmates. The facility offers a range of services, including an inmate information center, inmate locator, inmate charges search, and court date inquiries. Families seeking free information regarding their detained loved ones can rely on the resources provided by Santa Rita County Jail to obtain assistance efficiently.

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2.552 reviews

Kelleen T.

9/9/2019

Ahhh back again...not my fault. I don't know if the county got more money to invest in dryer sheets or what but my blankets felt and smelled excellent! I thank goodness that got out today...

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Quentin L.

6/30/2024

After going to the hospital and given MORE THAN my dose of Suboxone (potentially lethal and I was not allowed to spit it out), and then showed my prescription for 2700mg Gabapentin 3 times daily...

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Joe K.

9/18/2024

What is that smell? What am I doing with my life? Guess it's 180 days standing on my head. The fitness program is top notch. I was up to 600 push ups a day by the end. What is that smell? The food...

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Diane B.

7/18/2024

Deputy Davis had me hog tied and had 6 more deputies beat on me all night long at Santa Rita. For more then 8 hours straight they beat on me and put my husband at the time in the next cell over so...

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Kelah A.

12/13/2023

Just don't go to jail, the staff was friendly but the setting was very dirty and eventful at all hours of the day. Are clocks not allowed in jail or something? Also know your rights, some staff...

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The Sheriffs Department in Dublin, CA serves as a law enforcement agency responsible for maintaining public safety and enforcing local laws within the community. With a focus on protecting residents and upholding justice, the department works to investigate crimes, respond to emergencies, and provide support to the community as needed. Generated from their business information

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With a location in Dublin, Calif., the Alameda County Sheriff's Office is a full-service law enforcement agency that prevents crime, protects residents lives and their property and suppresses criminal activities. It is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA), American Correctional Association (ACA), National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC) and California Medical Association (CMA). The Alameda County Sheriff's Office maintains detention and communication centers. The sheriff s office offers several support services, including gun registration, animal control, and traffic and parking law enforcement. It conducts judicial sales and auctions of seized and abducted property. The Alameda County Sheriff's Office supports Victim Information and Notification Everyday (VINE), which is a program that informs and involves crime victims in important matters related to their cases. It employs a staff of more than 1,500 sworn and nonsworn full- and part-time officers, civilians and community volunteers.