Martin Hall Juvenile Detention Center Lookup

Martin Hall Juvenile Detention Center Overview

Martin Hall Juvenile Detention Center is a secure youth detention facility in Medical Lake used by Douglas County through a multi-county consortium. Douglas County's Juvenile Court page says juveniles pending court or sentenced to detention are transported to Martin Hall and then returned to Douglas County for release or further court dates. That makes Martin Hall a required facility page for Douglas County custody research, but it must be handled differently from Chelan County Regional Justice Center or Okanogan County Corrections Center because it is not an adult jail.

The official and high-authority public sources in the research identify Martin Hall as a youth custody facility with court-linked transport. Northeast Washington ESD 101 reports that Martin Hall began operation in October 1997, houses up to 52 youth, and is operated collectively by ten counties including Douglas County. Lincoln County's official Martin Hall page says the building contains 24,000 gross square feet, 44 juvenile detention cells, central and private visiting rooms, a booking area, medical clinic, kitchen, laundry, administration areas, academic education wings, and a 3,000-square-foot addition for indoor exercise, intake, and support spaces.

Juvenile custody is not searched like adult jail custody. The Chelan jail registry and Okanogan inmate log are adult custody tools. Martin Hall youth records may be limited by juvenile confidentiality and sealing rules, including the juvenile-record issues flagged in the research under RCW 13.50.260. Family members, guardians, attorneys, and court-authorized parties should use Douglas County Juvenile Court and Martin Hall contacts rather than relying on public roster expectations.

The manifest includes a successful capture from Douglas County's Martin Hall detention page.

The screenshot ties Martin Hall directly to Douglas County Juvenile Court and supports the transport-and-return pathway described for youth custody.

Martin Hall Juvenile Detention Center Capacity and Population

Martin Hall has two useful published capacity references in the research. Northeast Washington ESD 101 reports that the facility houses up to 52 youth. Lincoln County's official Martin Hall page reports 44 juvenile detention cells. The difference is not necessarily a conflict because "youth housed" and "detention cells" can measure different facility concepts. The page should not convert those numbers into an adult jail population count or a Douglas County-only youth count.

No current daily Martin Hall population total for Douglas County youth was located in the inspected official sources. Douglas County's relevance is membership in the consortium and use of Martin Hall for youth pending court or sentenced to detention. Current placement, eligibility to visit, release timing, and court return dates should be confirmed through Martin Hall and Douglas County Juvenile Court, not inferred from adult inmate-population statistics.

How to Look Up Custody at Martin Hall Juvenile Detention Center

There is no adult-style public inmate roster documented for Martin Hall in the inspected sources. The correct approach is to use Douglas County Juvenile Court and Martin Hall contact channels, especially when the question involves a youth pending court, a youth sentenced to detention, or a transport back to Douglas County. The Douglas County Martin Hall page is the local starting point because it confirms the county's relationship to the facility and the transport process.

1. Start with Douglas County Juvenile Court's Martin Hall detention information rather than an adult jail roster.
2. Use Martin Hall's phone contact to confirm whether the inquiry can be answered and who is authorized to receive details.
3. Coordinate with the juvenile court or attorney for hearing dates, release conditions, and records access.
4. Do not publish or rely on adult inmate-search assumptions for a juvenile custody matter.

Adult jail tools still matter for adult cases only. Use the Chelan County jail registry for adult current custody in the primary regional jail, the Okanogan log for the secondary contract path, the Washington DOC locator for sentenced adults in state prison, and federal or immigration locators for those custody systems. Martin Hall remains separate because youth detention has different law, procedure, and privacy boundaries.

Martin Hall Juvenile Detention Center Address and Contact

Douglas County's research gives both a street address and mailing address for Martin Hall. Use the facility phone for detention-specific questions, but expect staff to limit information to authorized parties. For case scheduling, court orders, release timing, and records access, Douglas County Juvenile Court remains part of the route because the county transports juveniles to Martin Hall and returns them for release or further court dates.

Visiting Someone at Martin Hall Juvenile Detention Center

The research source for Martin Hall visitation is Pend Oreille County's official Martin Hall page, which lists visiting hours on Saturday, Sunday, and Tuesday. Because juvenile visitation often depends on parent, guardian, court, facility, and case-specific approval, those hours should be confirmed before travel. Unlike adult jail visiting, youth detention visits may involve additional limits on who may receive information, who may enter, and what documentation is required.

Mail, Phone, and Money at Martin Hall Juvenile Detention Center

The inspected research did not locate a public commissary vendor, public deposit-fee table, scan-mail rule, or youth phone vendor for Martin Hall. That gap should remain visible rather than filled with assumptions from adult jails. Juvenile facilities often control mail, calls, property, and approved contacts under facility, parent or guardian, and court rules. Families should call Martin Hall or work through Douglas County Juvenile Court before sending mail, money, books, clothing, or personal property.

The mailing address in the research is PO Box 670 in Medical Lake, while the street address is 201 Pine Street. When a facility has both, the safest approach is to confirm the correct address format and youth-identification requirements before mailing anything. Do not use the Chelan CCRJC mail format or Okanogan property rules for Martin Hall. Those are adult jail procedures and may not apply to youth detention.

Booking and Intake at Martin Hall Juvenile Detention Center

Martin Hall intake is a juvenile detention process, not street-arrest booking into an adult jail roster. Douglas County's Juvenile Court page says juveniles pending court or sentenced to detention are transported to Martin Hall and then returned to Douglas County for release or further court dates. The building details reported by Lincoln County include a booking area, medical clinic, academic education wings, and intake and support spaces, which fits a secure youth detention environment.

Adult booking concepts such as public jail-register posting, adult mugshot expectations, or broad roster searches should not be applied to youth. Juvenile matters can involve confidentiality, sealing, guardian participation, and court-controlled access. The research specifically flags RCW 13.50.260 juvenile sealing and confidentiality issues. That means the correct question is often not "why is the youth not on the public inmate roster," but "which authorized court, attorney, parent, guardian, or facility contact can confirm status under juvenile rules."

About Martin Hall Juvenile Detention Center

Martin Hall began operation in October 1997 according to Northeast Washington ESD 101. The facility is operated collectively by ten counties, including Douglas County, and serves as a regional youth detention resource in eastern Washington. Its physical design, as summarized from Lincoln County's official Martin Hall page, includes detention cells, private and central visiting rooms, a medical clinic, kitchen, laundry, administration space, academic education wings, indoor exercise space, intake areas, and other support spaces.

The local Douglas County detail is the transport relationship. Youth pending court or sentenced to detention are sent to Martin Hall, then returned to Douglas County for release or court dates. That is different from adult custody at Chelan County Regional Justice Center, where adults may have public roster entries, VINE links, work release or EHM options, and public jail-register data. It is also different from Okanogan, where public custody information is released through booking and inmate PDF logs.

No Washington DOC prison, BOP prison, or ICE detention facility was found inside Douglas County in the official facility lists reviewed. Sentenced adults use the Washington DOC locator, federal prisoners use the BOP locator, and adult immigration detainees may be searched through ICE ODLS. Martin Hall should not be blended into those adult custody systems. Treat it as juvenile detention with a narrower public-record boundary and a stronger need for direct confirmation.