Marysville Civic Center, WA

Marysville Civic Center has an in-cell call button, but it's strictly for emergencies during lockdown — not routine requests. If someone is scheduled for an in-person court appearance, they won't be allowed to make calls before transport. After booking, a first appearance before a judge typically happens within 72 hours and is usually done by video. For everyday contact, phone calls and video sessions go through the facility phone system or a third-party vendor. Expect calls to be recorded and monitored. To set up an account, schedule video visits, or add phone funds, follow the vendor's registration process and the facility's published instructions.

Marysville Civic Center accepts bail around the clock, seven days a week. You can pay with cash, a cashier's check, or through an authorized bonding company. If the court grants a personal recognizance (PR) release, no bail or bond is required. To add money to an inmate's account, your options include approved online portals or mobile apps, phone deposits, lobby kiosks, retail cash services, or mailing a cashier's check or money order. Have the person's full name and booking/ID number ready so the deposit goes to the right account. Don't mail cash or personal checks. When mailing funds, label the cashier's check or money order for the intended sub-account (like commissary) if possible.

For U-Visa certification involving an incident within Marysville city limits, submit a completed I-918 with your request. The City Attorney makes certification decisions, so send your materials to 501 Delta Avenue, Marysville, WA 98270. The City of Marysville billing office is at the same address and is open Monday–Friday, 8:00am–4:30pm, except holidays. For other matters — records, visitation, victim services — check the city or facility website to find the right office. When you reach out, have the inmate's full name, any booking identifiers, and a clear description of what you need.

Marysville City Jail provides legal research materials to inmates formally recognized by the court as representing themselves (pro se). Need legal materials, notary help, photocopies, or other administrative services? Submit a kite through the pod terminal or ask staff for a paper kite. Notary and photocopy services are available on request, though copying is limited to legal paperwork only. First court appearances typically happen within 72 hours of booking and are usually conducted by video. If someone is transported to court, they can bring legal paperwork and necessary medication. Custody staff also help incarcerated individuals request and submit ballots during elections, and foreign nationals have the right to consular notification and communications.