Jail Booking and Reporting System (JBRS)

The Washington Statewide Jail Booking and Reporting (JBRS) system is administered by the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPC) as directed by RCW 36.28A.040. JBRS is part of the national Justice Exchange Platform. 

JBRS is a multi-jurisdictional database providing criminal justice professionals an instant, up-to-date database of booking and release records from all city and county jails in Washington State and the Washington Department of Corrections. The JBRS system is an invaluable resource for criminal justice agencies in Washington State. JBRS allows local agencies to track custody status changes for a variety of individuals in the community including registered sex offenders; individuals on pre-trial release; and individuals on probation. Users of the system include law enforcement; prosecutors; pre-trial services; probation departments; and state and federal criminal justice partners.

Criminal justice professionals may request access to JBRS at www.jbrs.org. An agency ORI number is required for access to the system. Once users submit requests for or access, requests are reviewed by the agency JBRS administrator or the statewide JBRS administrator. Once approved, users will receive a copy of the JBRS Access Policy.

Beyond the system’s use by criminal justice agencies, data from JBRS supports research, cost savings, efficiencies and public safety by State and Federal agencies as permitted by RCW 70.48.100. Please click here for additional information and to make a request for access to JBRS Data. 


 
Web-based and in-person training covering use of the JBRS system is available.

• Please click here to register for monthly training webinars. 
• Please click here to register for on-demand training. 
• In-person training can be scheduled upon request.

For additional information a please contact:
Sydney Hansen, Data and Systems Program Coordinator 
[email protected] or 360.486.2402