Search Sheridan County Jail Inmates

Sheridan County Jail is the local county jail serving Hoxie and Sheridan County, Kansas. A Sheridan County Jail inmate lookup starts with the sheriff because no official public roster was found for current bookings. The facility handles local detention questions, recent arrests, holds, bond status, and release status before a case moves into court or state corrections. People looking up inmates at Sheridan County Jail should separate local custody from Kansas prison, federal prison, and immigration detention records.

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Sheridan County Jail Overview

Sheridan County Jail is operated by the Sheridan County Sheriff's Office. The working facility address in the research is 940 Eighth St., Hoxie, KS 67740. Official pages list Sheriff Brandon Carver, and the Kansas Sheriffs' Association identifies Brandon Carver as jail administrator. The facility is a county jail and local detention point rather than a KDOC state prison, federal prison, or ICE detention center.

Official sources do not publish detailed housing units, security classifications, year built, medical unit details, or a local jail program list. The county page is a business-directory contact card, and the legacy Kansas.gov sheriff page adds names, address, phone, fax, and email. The Kansas Sheriffs' Association entry adds 4 sworn staff, 10 support staff, daily board at $35.00, and "Types of Holds: 8." That hold entry does not equal bed capacity.

For the official local contact source, the Sheridan County Sheriff's Office page gives the main sheriff channel used for jail questions.

Sheridan County Jail sheriff office contact page for inmate lookup

The directory format is important. It confirms the contact point but does not publish a searchable inmate roster, visitation schedule, or booking-photo page.


Who Sheridan County Jail Holds

Sheridan County Jail may hold people arrested locally, people held after warrant service, pretrial detainees awaiting court, sentenced misdemeanants when held locally, and people held for other agencies when lawful authority exists. Kansas county jail statutes also allow county jails to receive city prisoners, U.S. prisoners, and certain parole or conditional-release inmates under the right commitment and compensation rules. The exact hold type for a person must be confirmed with jail staff.

Hoxie Police Department is a separate municipal law-enforcement agency at 1024 Royal Ave., Hoxie, but no separate Hoxie city jail was found in official sources. If Hoxie police make an arrest, the custody question should still be routed to the sheriff unless staff state that a transfer occurred. Filed charges and court hearings belong to the 15th Judicial District, not the jail roster.

Custody QuestionLikely SourceReason
Is the person held now?Sheridan County Sheriff's OfficeThe county has no public online jail roster.
What charges were filed?15th Judicial District / Kansas case searchProsecutor-filed charges are court records.
Is the person in state prison?KDOC KASPERSentenced state custody is separate from county jail.
Is there a federal or ICE hold?BOP, ICE, or U.S. Marshals contactsFederal and immigration custody use separate systems.

Sheridan County Jail Capacity

No official rated capacity or current population figure was located for Sheridan County Jail. No county dashboard, sheriff annual report, average daily population table, or public booking count was found. The Kansas Sheriffs' Association source gives local operational data, including staff counts and the daily board rate, but it does not give a bed count or daily headcount. The absence of a number should be stated plainly rather than filled with an estimate.

N/P Rated Capacity
N/P Current Population
$35 Daily Board Rate

For operational texture, the Kansas Sheriffs' Association Sheridan County listing is the best located source.

Kansas Sheriffs' Association Sheridan County Jail listing for population and staff context

That listing helps identify the jail administrator and staff context, but users still need the sheriff for a current inmate or headcount question.


Look Up Sheridan County Jail Inmates

No official public roster was found for Sheridan County Jail. That changes the lookup order. Start by calling the sheriff at (785) 675-3481, then use court records, Kansas VINE, KDOC, BOP, or ICE only when the custody question calls for those systems. The sheriff can confirm whether the person is held locally, released, transferred, or held on a warrant or detainer.

  1. Call the Sheridan County Sheriff's Office and ask for jail or dispatch if needed.
  2. Give the person's full legal name, date of birth, and approximate arrest date.
  3. Ask whether the person is held in Sheridan County Jail, released, or transferred.
  4. Ask whether bond has been set and whether any no-bond hold or detainer applies.
  5. If staff cannot release the record by phone, ask how to submit a KORA request.
  6. Use the court clerk or Kansas case search for filed charges and hearings.

Kansas VINE can help with custody notification, but it is not a full local roster. KDOC KASPER is useful only when the person has entered Kansas corrections custody or supervision. The BOP and ICE locators answer federal and immigration custody questions, not local county bookings.


Sheridan County Jail Contact

The sheriff's office is the practical public counter for current custody, jail records, bond questions, release status, visitation, mail, and local facility rules. Because no dedicated 24-hour booking desk number was found, use the main sheriff number and ask for jail information. The mailing address appears as PO Box 899, Hoxie, KS 67740.

Sheridan County Jail

940 Eighth St.

Hoxie, KS 67740

(785) 675-3481

Call sheriff for jail information

Sheridan County District Court

925 9th St., PO Box 753

Hoxie, KS 67740

785-675-3451

Use for court dates and filed charges


Visit Sheridan County Jail

No official Sheridan County Jail visitation schedule, video-visit vendor, dress code, child-visitor rule, locker policy, or attorney-visit schedule was found. Confirm all visit rules by phone before traveling. Kansas law does address reasonable visits and attorney access in county jails, but local scheduling and visitor-entry rules still come from the sheriff.

Visit TopicPublished Sheridan County InformationWhat to Do
In-person scheduleNot locatedCall (785) 675-3481 before travel.
Video visitationNot locatedDo not assume a vendor exists.
Visitor IDNot locatedBring government photo ID.
Dress codeNot locatedAsk jail staff before visiting.
Attorney visitsAddressed generally by Kansas lawConfirm local scheduling with the sheriff.

Note: Confirm custody and visit approval before driving to the jail because a release or transfer can happen before web sources change.


Sheridan County Jail Mail Money

No official inmate-mail format, commissary vendor, online deposit link, phone provider, tablet service, video vendor, or scan-and-destroy mail policy was located for Sheridan County Jail. Do not send books, photos, money orders, or legal mail until staff confirms the correct format. Use the person's full booking name, date of birth, and any booking number if staff provides one.

ServicePublished DetailResearch-Based Caution
Inmate mailing addressNot published as inmate-mail formatConfirm exact label and booking identifier first.
Legal mailNot locatedAsk whether legal mail needs special marking.
Money depositsNo official vendor foundDo not assume Access Corrections, JPay, JailATM, CorrectPay, or ViaPath.
Phone callsNo provider foundAsk staff for rates and setup if calls are allowed.
Books or photosNot locatedAsk about direct-from-publisher and content rules.

Sheridan County Jail Booking

Sheridan County does not publish a local booking-process page. A local arrest may involve the sheriff, Hoxie Police Department, Kansas Highway Patrol, or another agency. Intake commonly includes identity checks, warrant checks, property inventory, medical questions, fingerprints, booking photo, charge or hold entry, and a bond or hold decision. Those are general jail steps tied to the research limits, not a promise about a specific local workflow.

Booking charges are not always the same as prosecutor-filed charges. The county attorney reviews reports and decides what counts to file. A first appearance or court schedule is handled through the 15th Judicial District. Release may happen by bond, court order, transfer, or agency clearance. A no-bond warrant or outside detainer can prevent release even when a local bond question looks simple.


Sheridan County Jail Bond Holds

No Sheridan County bond-payment page was located. The safest local step is to call the sheriff and ask whether bond has been set, what type of bond applies, where payment is accepted, what hours payment is accepted, and whether a hold prevents release. The KBI fingerprint PDF confirms cash or money order for fingerprint service only, so do not apply that payment rule to bond without jail confirmation.

Bond or HoldMeaning
Cash bondFull amount must be paid in accepted funds before release.
Surety bondA licensed bond agent may post bond, with fees paid to that agent.
Personal recognizanceRelease based on a promise to appear and comply with court conditions.
No-bond holdRelease is not available by ordinary payment until a judge or agency acts.
Agency holdAnother county, state, federal, parole, probation, or immigration agency may control release.

Sheridan County Jail Transfers

A person can leave Sheridan County Jail without the court case ending. Release on bond, transfer to another county, transport to court, movement into KDOC after sentencing, or federal/immigration custody can all change where to search. For state custody, use KDOC KASPER. For federal sentenced inmates, use the BOP inmate locator. For immigration detention, use ICE ODLS.

No BOP, ICE, or U.S. Marshals detention facility was found in Sheridan County. No KDOC state prison is located in the county based on the KDOC facilities index. Transfers can therefore take the search outside Sheridan County even when the arrest began locally.


About Sheridan County Jail

Official public information for Sheridan County Jail is sparse. No jail program page, GED or vocational program list, religious-service schedule, medical-provider contract, grievance procedure, PREA notice, accreditation, construction history, pod layout, or recent reform item was located in official sources. Kansas law still sets baseline duties for humane treatment, separation, meals, medical care, and KBI review after a custody death.

The practical public record lesson is direct: Sheridan County Jail questions are local and phone-first. Call the sheriff for current custody, bond, visit, mail, and release status. Use court records for charges after booking. Use KDOC, BOP, and ICE only after the custody path moves out of the local county jail.

Note: Confirm custody, visitation, mail, and bond rules directly with the sheriff before travel or payment.

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