Maple Street Correctional Center Inmates

Maple Street Jail Overview

Maple Street Correctional Center is operated by the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office Corrections Division. The sheriff describes it as the newer correctional center serving both male and female inmates, with dedicated Men's and Women's Transitional housing on the Maple Street campus. It provides incarceration and rehabilitative services for pretrial and court-sentenced inmates after the county's intake and classification process.

The key local distinction is that Maple Street did not replace Maguire as the booking point. The county's 2016 opening release said all bookings occur at Maguire and maximum-security males remain there. Maple Street is better understood as a modern jail and program center where eligible people may be housed after intake, classification, medical review, court status review, and security assessment. A Maple Street roster result therefore begins with the same county inmate locator, but the user should check that the facility location actually says Maple Street or a related Maple Street unit.

Maple Street also changed the county's correctional footprint. The 2016 county release described a large three-story building with flexible classrooms, expanded program space, and a commercial kitchen for culinary training. It was built after years of concern about overcrowding at Maguire and maintenance problems in the older women's jail on Maple Street.

Maple Street Capacity

Capacity numbers for Maple Street need attribution because the sources do not all use the same frame. The County of San Mateo CEO's 2016 ribbon-cutting release described Maple Street as a 260,000-square-foot, three-story, 832-bed facility. A 2023 Disability Rights California and Prison Law Office findings letter later attributed 753 total beds to Maple Street. The first figure is best treated as design and opening context. The second is monitoring-source context, not a current county-published capacity table.

Those numbers should not be used as a live headcount. Current population, gender breakdown, sentenced status, and monthly average daily population should be checked through official BSCC Jail Profile Survey data or a current county report before making a current population claim.

Maple Street Roster Search

The correct lookup route is the San Mateo County inmate locator. It covers current San Mateo County Sheriff's custody, including people held at Maguire, Maple Street, and related county facilities. The search form asks for first and last name, allows middle name, includes a gender filter, and offers phonetic search. The sheriff's 2016 release says the tool can show facility location, pending charges, custody status, next court date, and bail amount.

1. Search by first and last name in the county inmate locator.
2. Use the middle-name field or phonetic checkbox to narrow or broaden a name search.
3. Open any result and check the facility location for Maple Street Correctional Center.
4. Confirm the result by phone if bail, visiting, release, or court timing will affect travel or payment.

A non-result is not final. The locator itself warns that some names may not appear under law-enforcement disclosure exemptions and directs users to the local jurisdiction. The historical 24-hour inmate information fallback is Maguire's line at (650) 363-4000 ext. 6070, and the general corrections number is (650) 599-3000.

Maple Street Contact

Maple Street is in Redwood City and shares the corrections system's main phone line. Use the contact card for facility-specific visiting, mail, and housing questions, but use the court or sheriff records channels when the question is about formal charges, public records, or an arrest report copy.

Maple Street Visitation

Maple Street visiting rules are published separately from Maguire. The official Maple Street visitation page links in-person personal visiting policy PDFs, MSCC Visiting Information Rev. 09.12.23 PDFs in several languages, and a video visitation reference. The captured page did not provide reliable text-extracted day and hour slots, so the safest schedule table uses the sheriff's linked PDFs as the current source.

The official Maple Street visitation page is the source for the in-person policy, schedule PDFs, and video visitation reference.

The screenshot shows why Maple Street visitors should use the sheriff's page directly: policy and schedule documents are separate and may be revised.

Visitors should bring acceptable ID and follow dress, conduct, property, and contraband rules. Note: Confirm the current schedule with Maple Street before travel because housing status and facility operations can change visits.

Maple Street Mail

Mail and money rules are county-wide for San Mateo jail inmates. Personal letters go to the Smart Communications address in Florida. Publications for a Maple Street inmate go to the Maple Street physical address, must be addressed to the inmate name and ID number, and must come directly from a publisher. Envelopes may not be decorated, sender name and return address are required, and contraband mail is not delivered.

The sheriff's commissary page identifies Keefe as the commissary partner and notes kiosk and package-order options.

Commissary deposits and package orders are separate from ordinary mail, and current fees should be checked during kiosk or online checkout.

Maple Street Intake Path

Maple Street is not the initial booking desk for San Mateo County jail custody. The research states that county bookings were handled at Maguire. After intake, jail staff classify the person based on court status, security level, gender, medical and mental-health needs, safety concerns, and program fit. Placement may then be Maguire, Maple Street, the Transitional Housing Unit, or another approved custody setting.

That sequence is important when a family member hears that someone was arrested but cannot find a Maple Street result right away. The first record may appear under the county locator with a different facility location, may be delayed, or may be withheld from the public result under a legal exemption. Court records can also lag while the District Attorney decides what charges to file.

Maple Street Programs

Maple Street was designed with program space, not just beds. The 2016 county release described flexible classroom areas, a commercial kitchen for culinary training, and space for programs such as TAILS and Choices. Research also lists county-wide in-custody programs in education, literacy, vocational training, anger management, relapse prevention, parenting, mindfulness, yoga, and job readiness.

The facility's program role does not erase its jail function. People housed there may still have pending charges, bail questions, court dates, holds, or sentence terms. For booking photos and public custody fields, use the inmate locator and records channels. For formal criminal charges after arrest, use court records rather than the jail profile alone.