Larry Smith Release Records

Releases from Larry Smith

Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility is a Riverside County Sheriff-Coroner Corrections Division facility at 1627 S. Hargrave Street in Banning. The Sheriff identifies it as the county's largest correctional facility. For released-inmate research, that size and program role matter because a person may leave physical jail custody in more than one way. The release may be a direct community release, a release to probation or mandatory supervision, movement into Supervised Electronic Confinement, participation in Work Release, completion of a local sentence, or transfer to CDCR for state prison custody.

Do not flatten every Larry Smith release into the same category. A county jail release record can show the time and manner of release, but the meaning of that release may depend on the court order and program status. Someone who leaves a jail unit for electronic confinement or work release may still be under structured local custody or supervision. Someone transferred to CDCR is not being released to the community from Larry Smith; the person is moving from county custody to state prison custody, and later prison release is checked through CDCR's CIRIS system.

Riverside Sheriff JIMS is the first countywide public check while the booking is visible. Riverside Superior Court is the durable record for sentence, credits, probation, mandatory supervision, and court-ordered release. California VINE may provide custody-change status or alerts if the person and agency feed are available. The Sheriff CPRA Unit is the formal source for a booking and release record when online systems do not show enough detail.

Confirm a Larry Smith Release

Start at the Riverside Sheriff JIMS Inmate Information System at jimspub.riversidesheriff.org. The form requires a last name and allows first name, date of birth, and gender. Because JIMS is countywide, the result may identify Larry D. Smith, another Sheriff facility, a current custody status, or no visible record. The official warning says the data should not be relied on for legal action, so use JIMS to route the search and then verify with court or records channels.

1. Search JIMS with the person's last name and add first name or date of birth to narrow the result.
2. Check whether the record identifies Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility, another Riverside jail, release, or transfer.
3. Use Riverside Superior Court public access at riverside.courts.ca.gov to check sentence, probation, mandatory supervision, credit, and disposition entries.
4. Search California VINE at vinelink.vineapps.com/state/CA for custody status or notification when available.
5. Request booking and release information through the Sheriff CPRA Unit for the source record showing time, date, and manner of release.

If the case resulted in a state prison commitment, switch to CDCR's California Incarcerated Records and Information Search at ciris.mt.cdcr.ca.gov. CIRIS is the correct public search for CDCR custody, admission date, current location, commitment county, parole eligible date, Board of Parole Hearing information, and adult parole supervision when public. Larry Smith remains important as the county facility where the person was held before transfer, but the later release date belongs to the state prison record.

Larry Smith Records and Contact

Use the facility phone for current custody and facility questions. Use CPRA for formal release records. California Government Code section 7923.610 supports access to core arrest information, including booking date, bail amount, charges, and the time and manner of release or current holding location unless a lawful limit applies. Riverside Sheriff research identifies CPRA options as mail, in-person request at a station, the online transparency/request path, or email to cpra@riversidesheriff.org. The Sheriff's CPRA guidance says a determination is due within 10 days after receipt, with a possible extension of no more than 14 days for unusual circumstances.

For a Larry Smith request, include the person's full name, date of birth if known, approximate arrest or booking date, the facility name, booking number if known, arresting agency, and court case number if available. Ask for booking and release information showing the time, date, and manner of release. If a program status is relevant, ask for the publicly disclosable release or transfer notation rather than assuming the person is fully discharged from supervision.

About Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility

The Sheriff identifies Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility as the largest correctional facility in Riverside County and lists several programs connected to local custody and reentry pathways. These include Supervised Electronic Confinement, Work Release, Residential Substance Abuse Treatment, the Sheriff's Inmate Training and Education Bureau, a commercial printing shop, centralized warehouse and laundry services, and other counseling, vocational, and educational programs. Those are facility facts, not guarantees that a particular person is eligible for or participating in a program.

The manifest image below is tied to the Sheriff's Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility source page, which supports the Banning location, phone number, largest-facility description, parking note, and program context used here.

Use the facility page for orientation, then verify the actual custody event through JIMS, court records, VINE, CPRA, or CDCR depending on the release path.

Program-Based Release Paths

Larry Smith is the assigned county facility where release language needs the most precision. Supervised Electronic Confinement and Work Release can move a person out of ordinary jail placement while the person remains under a structured local custody or supervision arrangement. Residential Substance Abuse Treatment, education, vocational programming, printing, warehouse, laundry, and counseling programs may also appear in the person's custody context. The public page should describe these as possible local pathways or facility programs, not as promises that release has occurred or that all program participants are out of custody.

The court record is essential for interpreting these statuses. A judge's sentence, credits, probation terms, mandatory supervision order, or program order may explain why a person left a jail unit or changed custody status. Riverside Superior Court's public portal can show available case data, but the court says online information is not the official certified record. Case-number searches are free with the required information, name searches require an online account and a fee, and certified records require the court's official copy process.

Local Custody or CDCR

Riverside County has a sharp county/state split. A person serving local time at Larry Smith follows county jail and court-credit logic, including local custody credits where applicable. A person transferred to a CDCR prison follows CDCR custody, parole eligibility, and release-date labels. CDCR and BPH use state-prison terms such as parole eligible date and Board of Parole Hearing actions. Those are not the same as a county jail release from Banning. If the local court record shows commitment to CDCR, confirm later custody or release through CIRIS, not by continuing to search for a Larry Smith release date.

This distinction also affects supervision after release. Riverside County Probation adult field services supervise formal probation, PRCS, Mandatory Supervision, and pretrial services according to the research. CDCR defines PRCS as supervision provided by a county agency after release from a CDCR institution under the Postrelease Community Supervision Act. State parole is different and is handled through CDCR parole operations and, in eligible cases, Board of Parole Hearings records. A released person may therefore be out of Larry Smith but still under a local or state supervision framework.

Banning Release Logistics

The facility page notes that parking is available west of the main gate. That parking fact can help with lawful pickup planning, but it is not a release-time estimate. Riverside research did not locate an official Larry Smith release-processing schedule or a guaranteed rolling recent-release list. Confirm current custody through JIMS or the facility, use VINE when a custody alert is available, and check the court record when a hearing, sentence, or program order may control timing.

Property and documents are separate from release status. The Sheriff's property research says personal property pickup is limited to property other than clothing and money, requires an inmate-signed property withdrawal slip, and requires identification from the person picking up the property. The research notes Larry Smith property, legal-document, and court-clothing hours as Monday through Friday with visiting-center and lobby distinctions. Use the current Sheriff facility and property instructions for logistics, and use CPRA for the release record itself.

What the Record Can Show

A Larry Smith release or discharge record may include the booking number, name, physical description, arrest date and time, booking date and time, arresting agency, facility, charges, bail amount, holds, court case number, release date and time, and manner of release where public. It may also point to transfer or a supervision-related status. Some information can be redacted or unavailable because of safety, investigation, sealing, juvenile confidentiality, purging, or other legal limits. A missing online result does not prove there was no booking or no release. It means the user should move from live lookup to court, VINE, CPRA, and CDCR where the facts point.