Yolo County 24-Hour Release List
No distinct public Yolo County 24-hour release feed was found in the official Sheriff's pages reviewed. The Yolo research instead points to the Custody FAQ, California VINE, booking statistics, the court portal, and the Sheriff's CPRA request process. That absence is the main fact for same-day release searches. A public monthly booking-statistics page is not the same as a person-by-person list of people released today.
Verification point: a person can be ordered released in court before jail processing, holds, property, transport, or data feeds finish.
The Yolo custody phone route is stronger than a generic roster because the FAQ says staff may provide custody status, charges, bail, court date, arresting agency, arrest timing, current unit, tentative release date, and holds. It is person-specific. It is not a browsable list of everyone released in the last 24 hours.
That difference affects how a same-day check should be phrased. Instead of asking for an online "today release list," ask whether the named person remains in custody, whether release was processed, whether a hold is delaying release, or whether the person was transferred to another agency. Those questions match the official Yolo channels more closely than a list-based search.
Check Yolo Same-Day Releases
Use the same-day workflow when the question is about a recent release from Monroe Detention Center or a release ordered by Yolo Superior Court. If the goal is to find one named person across several systems, start with the broader Yolo County released inmates search path instead.
- Call 530-668-5245 and ask whether the person is in custody, released, transferred, or held for another agency.
- Search or register through Yolo County VINE or California VINE for a release, pending release, or transfer event.
- Check the Yolo Superior Court portal for same-day minute orders, bail changes, dismissal, sentencing, or release orders.
- Use the Sheriff's CPRA request process when a written release record is needed.
- Use CDCR CIRIS only when the person moved into a state-prison or state-parole path.
For a wider recent-release window, use the 72-Hour Release List page. It is better for weekend and multi-day catch-up questions.
Yolo 24-Hour Release Fields
Because no official public 24-hour Yolo release feed was found, the field list comes from the official fallback sources rather than a single online table. The Custody FAQ and Government Code section 7923.610 identify the main public release facts that may be available, subject to exceptions.
| Field or fact | Where Yolo users verify it |
|---|---|
| Custody yes/no | Custody line and VINE status |
| Release date or time | CPRA release record, VINE event, court minute, or Records response |
| Manner of release | Public release record under Government Code section 7923.610 when releasable |
| Bail amount | Custody FAQ phone route, court portal, public release record |
| Charges and court date | Custody line and Yolo Superior Court portal |
| Outside agency hold | Custody line or CPRA response when publicly releasable |
The Sheriff's booking-statistics page is a source lead-in for official monthly booking data, not a same-day release roster.
Use that page for public booking-data context, then use phone, VINE, court, or CPRA for a person-level same-day release answer.
Yolo Release Time Questions
Yolo's public release logistics are indirect. The Custody FAQ says a person with a court-ordered report-to-jail date must enter the 24 Hour Lobby by 9:00 a.m. for processing. That is an intake and reporting rule, not a published public release-time schedule. The reviewed pages do not state that releases occur at one fixed public time.
For actual same-day release timing, call the custody line and check VINE. If the release came from a court order, compare the court minute with the jail status because paperwork and holds may still be reviewed after court.
Note: A court release order and the physical jail release can appear at different points in the day.
Yolo Bail Release Today
Bail is one of the public custody fields the Yolo Custody FAQ says may be available by phone. California Government Code section 7923.610 also includes bail amount and the time and manner of release in the public arrest-information framework, subject to listed exceptions. A bail release does not mean the criminal case ended. It means the person left custody under a court or bail process while the case may continue.
After a same-day bail release, search the Yolo Superior Court portal for the next hearing and case status. The release record answers what happened to custody. The court record explains what happens next in the case.
Yolo Sheriff App Limits
A Yolo County Sheriff's Office app listing exists, and AppBrain reported that the Android version was removed from Google Play on November 1, 2023. The description found in the research did not verify a jail-release, recent-release, or mugshot feature. Do not rely on the app as a confirmed same-day release channel unless the current app itself displays that function.
The reliable same-day sources remain the Sheriff's custody phone route, California VINE, the Yolo court portal, and the CPRA request process. Unofficial mirrors may be stale or may omit the reason a person left jail.
Released or Still in Custody
A released person may no longer appear in an active jail custody view. A still-in-custody person may have a current unit, visiting hours, holds, and a tentative release date. A transferred person may have left Yolo custody but not returned to the community. VINE is useful because Yolo lists release, pending release for sentenced people, and transfer to another county facility or state prison as alert events.
If the person moved to CDCR, use CIRIS. If the release was federal, use BOP. If the issue is immigration custody, use ICE ODLS. For a local release record, ask Yolo Sheriff's Records for the time and manner of release, transfer agency if any, and booking date range.
Same-day status also depends on the kind of release. Bail, own-recognizance release, time served, dismissal, transfer, and outside-agency pickup are different outcomes. The custody line may confirm the custody event, while the court portal explains the legal reason. A CPRA request can later capture the public release fields in a written record.
A same-day list also would not cover every system a Yolo-related person might enter. A person sent to state prison is checked through CDCR. A federal sentence is checked through BOP. An immigration transfer is checked through ICE ODLS. Keep the Yolo jail event separate from the next custodian, especially when the release manner says transfer rather than community release.
For the most reliable same-day record, keep the search tied to one person and one booking period. A request for "everyone released today" does not match the official Yolo sources as well as a request for the public release facts tied to a named booking. That approach also reduces false matches when names repeat.