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Century Regional Detention Facility
Century Regional Detention Facility (CRDF) in Lynwood is the main jail for women in Los Angeles County. It handles both booking and housing.
About Century Regional Detention Facility
Women arrested in Los Angeles County are generally booked and housed at CRDF in Lynwood instead of the downtown facilities. It is one of the largest jails for women in the country.
CRDF offers programs through LASD's education and re-entry services. Families can find information about these programs on LASD's website.
Search for someone at CRDF the same way as for any LASD jail: use the online inmate search with the person's legal name and date of birth.
How to look up someone at this facility
- Go to the official Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department (LASD) website and open its inmate search.
- Search by full legal name. Add a date of birth if the tool allows it.
- Write down the booking number. You'll need it for mail, money deposits and visits.
What families should know
People at Century Regional Detention Facility may be moved to other Los Angeles County facilities or taken to court, so housing can change quickly. Always confirm the person's current location before you visit or mail anything.
For bail and release questions, see our California bail basics. This site doesn't provide legal advice. Talk to a licensed attorney or the public defender's office about a specific case.
Location
Century Regional Detention Facility is in Lynwood, Los Angeles County, California. View on a map. Check the official Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department website for the current visitor entrance and mailing address.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find out if someone is at Century Regional Detention Facility?
Use the free official inmate search on the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department (LASD) website. Search by full legal name and date of birth, and write down the booking number.
Can I visit someone at Century Regional Detention Facility?
Visits follow the rules posted by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Most Southern California jails require visits to be scheduled ahead of time and require a valid government-issued photo ID. Confirm the current schedule on the official website before you travel.
How do I send money to someone at Century Regional Detention Facility?
Use only the deposit methods listed on the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department's official website. These usually include online, kiosk or money order options. Never send money to someone who contacts you claiming they can get a person released.
Is SoCal Inmate Info affiliated with Century Regional Detention Facility?
No. We are an independent informational resource and are not affiliated with any law enforcement or government agency.