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Dorothy J. Heisler Facility Overview

Dorothy J. Heisler Detention and Program Facility is identified in San Joaquin County and BSCC research as a local adult detention and program facility under the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office and Sheriff Patrick Withrow. The research did not locate a dedicated public sheriff facility page with a complete standalone street-address block, public visiting schedule, or Heisler-specific roster. That gap matters. Public wording should not treat the facility as if it has the same public-facing detail as Jail Core, South Jail, or Honor Farm.

County annual materials for 2024-2025 described the Dorothy J. Heisler Detention and Program Facility as 73 percent complete and on track to open before 2026. Later county year-in-review material found during the research sweep described the facility as operational. The April 2026 BSCC rated-capacity workbook also lists the San Joaquin Detention and Program Facility as a rated local adult detention facility. Those sources support treating Heisler as part of the county's current detention infrastructure, while still noting that the opening and public-detail record changed during the research period.

The facility is a county detention and program site. It is not California Health Care Facility, Stockton, and it is not searched through CDCR CIRIS unless the person has been sentenced and transferred into state prison custody. For San Joaquin County jail and program custody, WIC and the jail information line remain the best public starting points.

Dorothy J. Heisler Facility Capacity

The strongest facility-specific number is the 268-bed rated capacity in the BSCC rated-capacity workbook, latest sheet RC 4.24.26, updated April 24, 2026. That workbook separately lists John J. Zunino Facility at 1,195 beds and San Joaquin County Honor Farm at 355 beds, which shows that Heisler is a distinct capacity entry rather than a renamed main jail page. The sheriff's custody page remains the broader county source for local jail operations.

No dedicated Heisler daily population figure was captured. The broader BSCC Jail Profile Survey reports San Joaquin Sheriff's Department monthly jail ADP and bookings across local custody, not a live Heisler census. Because the facility's public opening-status record changed near the research period, the capacity number should be read as a rated-bed figure, not proof of any specific day-by-day occupied count.

Search Dorothy J. Heisler Custody

The correct lookup path is the San Joaquin County Who is in Custody portal unless the Sheriff's Office later publishes a separate Heisler-specific search. WIC covers county jail custody and recent booking or release records. It can show charges, bail, court date, arresting agency, arrest time, visiting or housing location, scheduled release when available, and holds from other agencies.

Because the research did not confirm a Heisler-specific public field in sample WIC records, a search result may not identify the facility in the way a family expects. The safest process is to search WIC first, then call the jail information line with the name, booking number, and date in. Records copies or older custody records route through the Sheriff's Records Division and may require proper identification and a fee.

1. Open WIC and search by name, booking number, recent booking log, or last initial.
2. Open the detail record and compare DOB, booking number, charges, bail, court, and housing or visiting values.
3. Call (209) 468-4562 if the record does not identify whether the person is at Heisler or another county location.
4. Use CIRIS only if the person has moved from San Joaquin County custody into CDCR state prison custody.

Dorothy J. Heisler Facility Contact

The research did not locate a dedicated public street address for the Dorothy J. Heisler Detention and Program Facility on a sheriff facility page. It should be described as tied to the French Camp custody campus until a more specific official address is available. Public custody questions should use the San Joaquin County jail information line, and records-copy questions should use the Sheriff's Records Division.

Visit Dorothy J. Heisler Facility

No Heisler-specific visiting schedule was captured in the research. Until the Sheriff's Office publishes a dedicated schedule, visitors should use the county jail's central visitor rules as the baseline and call before travel. Do not assume that Jail Core, South Jail, or Honor Farm hours apply to Heisler unless the facility or Sheriff's Office confirms that assignment for the inmate.

County jail visitor rules require current valid photo ID, early check-in, compliance with dress and behavior standards, and no contraband in the visiting area. Visitors are subject to search. Visitors with active warrants, recent San Joaquin custody release, certain conviction or supervision status, protective-order issues, or security concerns may be excluded or required to obtain permission.

Dorothy J. Heisler Mail and Money

No Heisler-specific mail, money, commissary, phone, or package rules were captured. The supported fallback is the county jail's central rule set from the Sheriff's inmate rules and deposit instructions, with confirmation by phone before sending mail or making a deposit. Mail for county inmates generally requires the inmate name and booking number, and county mail is inspected for contraband. Attorney and court mail is handled as confidential mail and checked in the inmate's presence.

County jail deposits can use lobby kiosks, visiting-lobby kiosks where available, USPS money order, SmartDeposit or Access Corrections online, or the phone deposit line. The Sheriff states that inmates may purchase $80 per week in commissary, and family or friend package purchases through MyCarePack are limited to $50 per week. Those details are county jail rules, not proof of a Heisler-specific commissary schedule.

Dorothy J. Heisler Intake Status

A person connected to the Heisler facility should still be searched as part of the San Joaquin County jail system unless the person has transferred to state, federal, or immigration custody. Public WIC records are built around booking and custody data: name, booking number, date in, arresting agency, charges, bail, warrants, court, release fields, and housing or visiting values. The research did not confirm that WIC publishes a distinct Heisler housing label.

The facility name suggests a detention and program role, but the exact mix of pretrial, sentenced, medical, mental-health, or program beds was not located in a dedicated sheriff source. That means the page should stay within what the sources support: county detention infrastructure, 268 rated beds, opening/status nuance, and WIC plus jail-line fallback.

Rated capacity

The number of beds listed for a local detention facility in the BSCC rated-capacity workbook.

Program facility

A custody setting tied to detention operations and programming, but not necessarily a separate public roster.

Public gap

A missing public detail, such as a dedicated address or schedule, that should not be filled by guessing.

About Dorothy J. Heisler Facility

The Heisler facility is a recent San Joaquin County custody addition. The county annual report described construction progress and an expected opening before 2026, while later county material described it as operational. The BSCC workbook then listed a rated capacity for the San Joaquin Detention and Program Facility in its April 2026 update. Together, those sources show a facility moving from project status into the county's detention capacity framework.

That timeline is why accurate public wording avoids a long operating history, a made-up street address, or a facility-specific visit schedule. The most accurate treatment is to keep Heisler inside the Sheriff's county jail system, use WIC for lookup, use the jail information line for confirmation, and cite the BSCC rated-bed figure. If the Sheriff's Office later publishes a dedicated Heisler source, the address, visiting, mail, and program details should be updated from that source.