Maxine Singer Releases
Maxine Singer Youth Guidance Center, also described with the Tri-County Juvenile Rehabilitation Facility, is a juvenile facility serving Sutter, Yuba, and Colusa youth. Its release path is procedural, not a public adult released-inmate channel. A youth may move through juvenile court orders, furlough, program review, aftercare, probation supervision, or family/guardian arrangements.
The research states that juvenile records are not normal public released-inmate records. That is the core rule for this page. Public web searches should not be used to confirm juvenile identity, custody, or release. If an adult Sutter County jail release is the actual question, use the Sutter County Jail page instead.
Confirm Youth Release
Verification should go through authorized channels. The public adult custody portal, VINE jail alerts, CDCR CIRIS, BOP, and ICE are not juvenile release-confirmation tools for this facility.
- Use juvenile court, probation, counsel, or family/guardian channels for a youth release or aftercare question.
- Contact the facility or probation office only when the inquiry is authorized and appropriate.
- Do not publish or circulate juvenile identity information from unofficial sources.
- Use Sutter Superior Court or adult jail pages only if the person is an adult in the adult criminal system.
The Sutter County Juvenile Hall source identifies the facility context and contact route.
Because this image is from a captured official page that was flagged during capture, use the official contact information as procedural context rather than a public youth lookup.
Juvenile Facility Contact
Contact information is useful for routing, but it does not make youth records public. The facility page lists hours as call for hours, which means readers should not assume lobby access or public release-list access.
1023 14th Street
Marysville, CA 95901
Phone: (530) 741-6371
Fax: (530) 741-6304
Hours: Call for hours
About Maxine Singer
The research describes a 45-bed Tri-County Juvenile Rehabilitation Facility for youthful offenders and a Maxine Singer Youth Guidance Center minimum-security program for 48 male offenders. The program can last up to one year and includes aftercare support from Yuba and Sutter Probation Departments, a furlough period, review hearings before the juvenile court judge, and possible time reduction for exceptional behavior.
| Program point | Public-record meaning |
|---|---|
| Juvenile facility | Not an adult released-inmate search channel |
| Aftercare support | Handled through probation and juvenile-court processes |
| Review hearings | Juvenile court controls the process |
| Furlough or time reduction | Program and court matter, not a public release roster |
Sutter Probation Aftercare
Juvenile aftercare may involve Yuba and Sutter Probation Departments. Sutter County Probation's juvenile services are separate from adult probation and from CDCR parole. When a release or program status question involves a youth, the correct route is through authorized probation, court, counsel, or guardian channels. The adult post-release supervision page should not be used to identify a juvenile status.
Adult Record Boundary
The Sutter County released-inmates search path is built for adult records. That means the adult jail portal, VINE, Sutter Superior Court criminal records, CDCR, BOP, and ICE can be relevant when the person is an adult or when an adult criminal case exists. A youth-guidance release does not become public just because the facility appears in the county facility map.
If a family member or authorized person needs details, the safest route is direct contact with juvenile court, probation, counsel, or the facility. If a public agency cannot disclose a record, do not try to fill the gap with unofficial identity information. Juvenile confidentiality is a public-record boundary, not a missing search feature.
That boundary also affects photos, program status, and aftercare. Adult booking-photo rules, Sutter jail release windows, and VINE custody alerts are built around adult jail or victim-notification systems. They should not be stretched into a youth release search where the source material says the process runs through juvenile court and probation.
Review Hearings and Furlough
The Maxine Singer program details include review hearings before a juvenile court judge, a furlough period, aftercare support, and possible time reduction for exceptional behavior. Those features show why release from this facility is tied to court and program review rather than a public release-date column. A release or furlough question should be routed to the authorized court or probation channel.
This distinction also protects accuracy. A public adult jail release page can say whether Sutter has a recent-release feed or a VINE alert path. A juvenile page should say the opposite when the research supports it: do not use public web lookups to confirm youth release identity.
When a youth later appears in an adult system, use the adult record created by that system. Do not infer adult custody from a juvenile facility reference alone.
The same caution applies to release timing. Sutter's adult jail publishes 5:00 a.m. scheduled releases and a 7:00 p.m. court-release completion target, but those adult jail procedures are not published as rules for Maxine Singer youth releases. Juvenile program release and furlough timing should be confirmed only through authorized juvenile channels.