High Desert Release Search

High Desert Detention Center release confirmation belongs in the San Bernardino County jail record lane. The facility is in Adelanto, but it is not the Adelanto ICE Processing Center. A High Desert county detainee should be checked through JIMS, the out-of-custody release-date list, and court records. An ICE detainee or immigration transfer requires ICE channels, not the county jail release list.

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Releases from High Desert

High Desert Detention Center is a San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department Type II jail at 9438 Commerce Way in Adelanto. A release from this facility is a county jail event unless the record says the person was transferred to another agency. Use the JIMS Inmate Locator for current custody, projected releases, booking-number lookup, name lookup, and completed out-of-custody dates.

The facility's location creates a common mistake. Adelanto also has the separate Adelanto ICE Processing Center at 10400 Rancho Road, but ICE detention is not the same thing as High Desert county jail custody. If JIMS says released to ICE, the San Bernardino County booking ended but community release is not confirmed. If the person was never in county custody and was held by ICE, use ICE's detainee locator, facility phone, counsel, and immigration-court sources. For county criminal case status, use the San Bernardino Superior Court Access Portal.

9438 Commerce Way address
2,100+ inmates housed by facility description
2006 opened as High Desert Type II facility

Confirm a High Desert Release

Use the county path first when the person was housed at High Desert. JIMS is the system that can show housing facility, projected release date, release date, released-to field, VINELink release notification, and U.S. Marshal information when applicable. The court portal then explains whether the case is pending, sentenced, dismissed, not filed, or under supervision.

  1. Search JIMS by booking number, or use name with DOB or approximate age and gender.
  2. Confirm High Desert Detention Center as the housing facility on the individual record.
  3. Use Projected Releases for expected county jail releases and Out of Custody Search for completed release dates.
  4. Read the released-to field before deciding whether the person left to the community, court/bail status, ICE, USMS, CDCR, or another agency.
  5. Search the court portal for case status and future hearing dates because the jail record is not the final court record.
  6. Use ICE or BOP only when the record or facts point to immigration or federal custody.

High Desert Detention Center and Adelanto ICE Processing Center are different facilities. Similar geography does not make their release records interchangeable.


High Desert Records and Contact

High Desert Detention Center is located at 9438 Commerce Way, Adelanto, CA 92301. The Sheriff's facility page lists phone (760) 530-9300 and inmate locator phone (909) 708-8371. Use those contacts for facility-specific questions, but use JIMS and records requests for release records.

NeedRoute
County jail releaseJIMS booking and out-of-custody searches.
Official county record copySan Bernardino County NextRequest or Sheriff's Records Division.
Criminal case statusSan Bernardino Superior Court Access Portal.
Release alertRecord-level VINELink link or California VINELink.
ICE detainee informationICE channels; research lists Adelanto ICE facility phone (760) 561-6100 for housed-detainee information during posted hours.

For a county records request, include High Desert Detention Center as the facility if known, the booking number if available, and a date range. Ask for release date/time, released-to field, arresting agency, charges listed at booking, housing facility, and booking photograph if publicly disclosable.


About High Desert

The Sheriff's High Desert page says the facility opened in January 2006 and was the first Type II facility in the High Desert. It provides secure housing for over 2,100 inmates. In release-search terms, that means High Desert is a major county jail facility, not merely a local station holding cell. County detainees housed there should flow through the same JIMS record structure used by West Valley, Central, and Glen Helen.

The public record may still point beyond the county. The released-to field can show transfer or another agency. San Bernardino County also has federal and immigration custody nearby, so the page must keep users from treating every Adelanto custody event as one system. A BOP release belongs in the BOP locator. An ICE release or transfer belongs in ICE/facility/immigration-court channels. A High Desert release belongs in JIMS and county court records unless another agency is specifically identified.

High Desert Detention Center official facility information page

Adelanto County vs ICE

Angle K from the research is central to this page: San Bernardino County has county, federal, and immigration custody in the same geography. High Desert Detention Center is the county jail. Adelanto ICE Processing Center is an immigration detention facility. A person can be released from the county jail to ICE without being released to the community, and a person can be transferred from ICE without creating a San Bernardino County jail release.

If the county record says released to ICE, verify the county release in JIMS, then move to ICE. If the person was in High Desert but then sentenced to state prison, use CDCR/CIRIS and court records. If U.S. Marshal information appears, separate the local housing record from federal custody. This prevents a false negative caused by searching the correct name in the wrong agency database.


High Desert Release Timing

San Bernardino's Sheriff's corrections overview says sentence-completion releases generally occur between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.; court-order, cite, own-recognizance, and not-filed releases generally happen the same day between 6:00 a.m. and midnight; and medical, mental-health, or structured-living releases can occur at any time case by case. If a High Desert release is expected today, a current-custody search, projected-release check, and later out-of-custody date check may all be needed.