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Coffee Creek Release Paths

Coffee Creek Correctional Facility is an Oregon DOC prison and intake center in Wilsonville. It is not in Morrow County, and it is not Morrow County's jail. Its Morrow connection comes from the Morrow Sheriff's stated transfer route: a person sentenced to state prison leaves the contracted Umatilla jail for processing at Coffee Creek, then may be placed at another DOC institution.

A departure from Coffee Creek can mean several things. Intake may be complete and DOC may assign a different prison. A court or DOC action may lead to release into the community. A prison term may end with post-prison supervision rather than complete discharge. The public profile and DOC movement record should be read together before naming the event.

Confirm Coffee Creek Release Status

The Oregon Offender Search is the first public source for a sentenced state prisoner. Search by the exact name or state identification number when known. Compare identifiers before opening a profile. Then record the profile's current status, institution or supervision information, and every date label exactly as displayed. A prospective date is not proof that the release occurred.

1. Search the Oregon DOC system with full legal name and SID if available.
2. Compare the identifiers and do not select a common-name match on name alone.
3. Read the current location or supervision field and copy each date label without changing its meaning.
4. If Coffee Creek is no longer shown, look for a new DOC institution before inferring release.
5. Use the court judgment and a DOC records request when the profile does not resolve the status.

The system covers people under DOC and community-corrections authority and may include former-offender information. The exact public fields vary by record. Research did not establish that every former offender displays an actual release date or that each profile uses the word “Discharged.” If the system returns no result just after sentencing, allow for intake and data-entry lag, check spelling and identifiers, then contact DOC.

For a broader explanation of how the county-jail and prison systems connect, consult the Morrow County release-record search. It explains why a Umatilla roster disappearance can point toward Coffee Creek instead of community release.

Coffee Creek Release Versus Transfer

State prison records use movement and status terms that must remain distinct. Admission places a person within DOC authority. Intake covers assessment and classification. Transfer moves the person between institutions while custody continues. Release ends institutional confinement, but supervision may follow. Discharge ends the specific custody or supervision obligation identified by the official record.

Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution in Pendleton and Two Rivers Correctional Institution in Umatilla are nearby DOC prisons, but proximity does not prove placement. DOC assigns people statewide. Do not assume a Morrow-sentenced person went to either institution without a matching DOC record.

Note: A prison transfer changes location, not the fact of DOC custody, and should never be reported as a release.

Coffee Creek Release Records

When the offender search lacks enough detail, use the Oregon DOC public-records process. DOC routes requests through its online Public Records Center. A mailed request goes to Oregon Department of Corrections, ATTN: Public Records Request, 3723 Fairview Industrial Drive SE, Suite 200, Salem, OR 97310. Include the requester's name and contact information plus a clear description of the desired record.

Identify the person by full name, SID if known, birth date, and approximate custody dates. Ask for only the parts needed: admission and first or last face sheet, movement history needed to distinguish transfer, the legal release or discharge date and type, the judgment or sentence record, and a parole-discharge document if held. A focused request is easier to route than a demand for every file.

DOC describes a public Pen Pack as potentially including public-information prints, face sheets, a photograph, judgments or sentence orders, and sometimes parole-discharge or violation documents. “Pen Pack” does not guarantee that each item exists or is public. Fees, redactions, exemptions, and identity restrictions may apply. DOC may seek clarification and prepare an estimate before work proceeds.

Payment may be required before records are supplied. DOC lists money order, cashier's check, or business check, not personal checks. Ask for an estimate instead of assuming a fixed total.

Coffee Creek Release Date Labels

A projected date is an administrative forecast. It may depend on the judgment, sentence start, credit for time already served, whether terms run together or one after another, earned-time eligibility, disciplinary losses, a mandatory minimum, and sometimes Board action. It is not the actual date and time a person walked out of a DOC institution.

Quote the live profile's wording. A field called “Earliest Release Date,” “Projected Release Date,” a supervision date, or another prospective term should remain prospective. Do not substitute “released” after the calendar day passes. A detainer, recalculation, court order, lost or restored credit, appeal, or Board decision can change the result. VISOR may send a custody-change notice, but the DOC record confirms the event.

Projected date

A date calculated from current information that may still change.

Actual release

The documented end of institutional custody on the event date.

Detainer

A hold or request from another authority that can affect the next custody step.

Post-prison supervision

Community oversight that may begin after the prison term.

Discharge

Formal completion of the specific obligation named in the record.

Oregon does not have a sound one-size “85% rule.” ORS 421.121 generally allows a maximum reduction of up to 20 percent for qualifying DOC adults, with limits and exceptions. Mandatory minimum and determinate-sentence statutes can bar or restrict a reduction. The individual judgment, applicable offense law, DOC calculation, and any Board order control.

Coffee Creek Post-Release Supervision

Physical release from prison may begin post-prison supervision. That term means community oversight that follows a prison sentence under Oregon's sentencing structure. Parole applies to cases governed by parole laws and Board authority. Probation is commonly imposed by a court instead of or in addition to custody. The terms are related, but they are not interchangeable.

If the released person resides in Morrow County and Morrow Community Corrections is assigned, the local office may supervise the case. That outcome is individualized. Coffee Creek does not by itself prove where someone will live or which office will supervise. Check the judgment, DOC or Board document, published offender profile, and the receiving Community Corrections office.

Ask only whether the office is the supervising authority and what public method confirms active or completed status. Do not seek private location or treatment details. A person can be out of prison while still subject to conditions, and later discharge should be shown by a termination or discharge record rather than inferred from the passage of time.

Coffee Creek Facility Contact

Coffee Creek Correctional Facility is at 24499 SW Grahams Ferry Road, Wilsonville, Oregon 97070. The reviewed research did not establish a facility phone number or public office hours that can be stated with confidence. Use the official Oregon DOC prison-locations directory for the current facility contact path before planning a call or visit.

The official prison-locations source is shown below. It places Coffee Creek within the statewide DOC system and helps prevent confusion with county jail custody.

The directory should be rechecked for current visitor and contact instructions. Those operational rules are separate from the public offender search and formal records process.

Morrow to Coffee Creek Custody

A Morrow County arrest can involve several custodians over time. Umatilla operates the contracted county jail and makes the jail release record. Morrow retains the arrest, case, and prisoner-tracking role. Coffee Creek begins the documented DOC intake route after a state prison sentence. A later prison may hold the person, and Community Corrections may supervise a return to the community.

The sequence can be expressed as: Morrow case and arrest → Umatilla county-jail custody → court judgment → Coffee Creek DOC intake → statewide prison placement → institution release → assigned supervision → discharge. Not every case follows every step. The records should establish which steps occurred.

Federal and immigration custody are separate. Oregon Offender Search will not resolve a BOP or ICE transfer. If the Umatilla disposition names a federal or immigration agency, use that agency's locator and records rather than treating Coffee Creek as the presumed destination.

Note: No adult jail or state prison was identified inside Morrow County, so agency and facility names must be matched carefully.

Strong Coffee Creek Release Proof

A reliable conclusion reconciles more than one record. The DOC profile gives a fast public snapshot. Movement records separate intake and prison transfers. A release or discharge document shows the event the agency recorded. The judgment explains the sentence, while a Board order may control some parole cases. Community Corrections can confirm assigned supervision.

Keep the conclusion as narrow as the evidence. “No longer shown at Coffee Creek” is not the same as “released.” “Released from prison” is not always “off supervision.” Exact wording protects the meaning of the record and makes the result easier to verify later.