Oregon

The table below displays aggregate COVID-19 data for incarcerated people and staff in carceral facilities located in Oregon. The State DOC Data Grade represents our assessment of the transparency and quality of those data reported by Oregon's state department of corrections.

*

The Behind Bars Data Project ceased regular COVID data collection on January 18, 2022.

F
State DOC Data GradeView scorecard
Cumulative CasesActive CasesCumulative DeathsTests
Incarcerated PeopleCountPer 10kCountPer 10kCountPer 10kCountPer 10k
State Adult Prisons6,1534,4412014524131,69122,875
Federal Prisons6233,51216211----
ICE Detention Centers----------------
State and Local Youth Facilities----------------
StaffCountPer 10kCountPer 10kCountPer 10kCountPer 10k
State Adult Prisons2,0754,468----00----
Federal Prisons----4--0------
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Facilities by

FacilityIncarcerated PeopleStaff

Two Rivers Correctional Institution

State Adult Prisons

1,320264

Snake River Correctional Institution

State Adult Prisons

747413

Oregon State Penitentiary

State Adult Prisons

639330

Sheridan Federal Correctional Institution

Federal Prisons

623--

Coffee Creek Intate Center

State Adult Prisons

60525
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Map of Oregon with spikes representing the active metric for each facility.

1

660

1.3k

Spikes represent the cumulative cases in a facility for incarcerated people

Data Reporting & Quality Scorecard

Data Reporting & Quality GradeF*

This scorecard assesses data reporting and quality for the state department of corrections in Oregon. Read more about our scoring methodology and to see how this jurisdiction compares to other state and federal systems.

Scores assessed as of December 29, 2022.

*

The Behind Bars Data Project ceased regular COVID data collection on January 18, 2022.

Data reporting for incarcerated people
  • Cumulative Cases

    By facility

  • Cumulative Deaths

    Systemwide only

  • Active Cases

    By facility

  • Tests Administered

    By facility

  • Population

    None

  • Vaccinations

    None

  • Boosters

    None

Data reporting for staff
  • Cumulative Cases

    By facility

  • Cumulative Deaths

    Systemwide only

  • Active Cases

    None

  • Tests Administered

    None

  • Population

    None

  • Vaccinations

    None

  • Boosters

    None

Data quality
  • Machine Readable

    Yes

  • Regularly Updated

    Yes

  • Clearly Defined

    Yes

  • Contextualized Historically

    No

Prison and Jail Releases Related to COVID

We collect data on jurisdictions across the U.S. that have released people from adult prison and jail custody in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Click a row to view full details.

FacilityPeople releasedRelease details

Clackamas County Jail

Clackamas

314Vulnerable populations

Linn County Jail

Linn

93

County-wide jails

Marion

300

Statewide prisons

Oregon

57Vulnerable populations

County-wide jails

Polk

24Minor offenses, Vulnerable populations
Map of Oregon with spikes representing the active metric for each facility.
County with a release

Grassroots and Community Organizing Efforts Related to COVID

Our team collects data on grassroots and community organizing efforts by incarcerated people, their families, community-based organizations, nonprofits, and advocates aimed at influencing government agencies to protect the lives of people incarcerated in prisons, jails, and detention centers against the threats posed by COVID-19. Click a row to view full details.

Target facilityCountyDate of actionOrganizationType of effortInternal/ externalEffort concernsSource
Columbia River Correctional InstitutionPortland4/7/2020~ 100 incarcerated peopleUprising/Protest-InternalExternalAccelerated releases, Sanitation improvements
Eastern Oregon Correctional InstitutionUmatilla8/17/2020Hunger Strike, Uprising/Protest–InternalCoordinatedAccelerated releases, Sanitation improvements
Inverness JailMultnomah2/7/2021Incarcerated folksUprising/Protest–InternalExternalTesting procedures
Lane County JailLane County6/27/2020Detainees at Lane County Jail and community membersHunger Strike, March/Protest–ExternalCoordinatedAccelerated releases, Sanitation improvements