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El Dorado County (Placerville) inmates are covered by California VINE, which sends custody-status notifications. Register online at https://vinelink.com or call (877) 411-5588. When you sign up, you'll choose a four-digit PIN—entering that PIN is the only way to confirm registration and stop notification calls. If VINE can't reach you after an event, it keeps calling every half hour for 24 hours and leaves messages until you enter your PIN. Need a broader search beyond VINE? Stick to official county, state, or federal inmate locators. Each system covers different populations, and third-party sites can be inaccurate. For the best results in any database, use the person's full first and last name.
Need to confirm visiting hours, set up video calls, or get custody-status alerts? The fastest way is knowing exactly which number handles what. Here are the key contacts for Placerville Jail, plus NCIC support and California VINE.
Yes. El Dorado County inmates are included in the California VINE system. You can register at https://vinelink.com or call (877) 411-5588.
Choose a four-digit PIN when you register with VINE. Entering that PIN is the only way to confirm registration and stop future notification calls.
VINE will keep calling every half hour for 24 hours and may leave messages if it can’t reach you. The calls won’t stop until you enter your PIN.
Your first visit goes a lot smoother when you show up with the right ID, dressed within the rules, and everything else left in the car. Here's what you need to know to avoid getting turned away at the door.
Scheduling a video visit is straightforward once you know where to start. Here's the exact process El Dorado County uses for Placerville Jail and South Lake Tahoe Jail, plus the key limits, hours, and support options that'll save you time.
Planning visits at Placerville Jail? Here's what you need to know: the jail has weekly limits, a one-visit-per-day rule, and each visit runs as a set 30-minute session.
