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The Carlton County Jail roster is published by the Carlton County Sheriff’s Office in Minnesota. It provides inmate names, booking-related information, mugshots, charges, arresting agencies, court dates and available bail details. The county states that its online roster is updated every hour.
The jail is located at 1780 Justice Drive, Suite 1200, Carlton, MN 55718. For custody confirmation, visitation, bail or inmate services, call 218-384-4560.
Official Carlton County Jail Roster & Current Inmates
The Sheriff’s Office publishes the roster through a county-hosted inmate report. The report is organized into pages and includes a printed date, which helps users determine when the displayed information was generated.
Suite 1200
Carlton, MN 55718
What information does the roster contain?
How frequently is the Carlton County Jail roster updated?
The county’s official roster page states that the roster is updated every hour. That does not mean every new arrival will appear immediately. The county explains that someone may remain in intake and not be listed until assigned a booking number.
Does the roster include everyone arrested in Carlton County?
No. A person may have been cited and released, transferred to another facility, released after booking or not yet assigned a booking number. The public roster is not a complete historical arrest database.
Is the roster an official criminal-history report?
No. The Sheriff’s Office warns that information may be incomplete or inaccurate and that people sometimes provide false identifying information. Use Minnesota court records for available case outcomes.
How to Search the Carlton County Jail Roster by Name
The county roster opens as a paginated report rather than a conventional name-search form. Use your browser’s Find feature and the report’s page navigation to locate the person.
Look for the printed date near the top of the roster to understand when the report was generated.
Read the Name or Demographics column. Names commonly appear in surname-first format.
On a computer, press Ctrl+F or Command+F and enter the surname. On a phone, use Find in Page from the browser menu.
The roster may span several pages. Browser Find may search only the currently displayed page, so navigate through the report as needed.
Review the name, age and other available demographic information. Do not identify someone solely by a matching name.
Check the arresting agency, charges, court date, outdate and bail field when available.
Call 218-384-4560 for current custody, release eligibility or bail confirmation.
How do I search by last name on a phone?
Open the roster in your mobile browser, choose the browser’s Find in Page option and enter the surname. If the report is split into pages, repeat the search on the remaining pages.
Can I search by booking number?
The published roster is a report rather than a dedicated booking-number search interface. If you already have a booking number, provide it to jail staff when requesting information.
Can I search by a partial name?
Yes, browser Find can help locate part of a surname on the currently loaded report page. Check the full name and other identifiers before deciding that a record matches.
Why does the report show a printed date?
It identifies when the displayed report was generated. The printed date is not necessarily the inmate’s booking date or the date of an arrest.
Carlton County Jail Booking Records & Recent Arrests
The official roster contains current jail-report information, including arresting agencies, dates and criminal charges. It can help identify recent admissions, but it should not be treated as a complete archive of every booking or release.
How to check a recent Carlton County booking
Does the roster show bookings from the last 24 hours?
The report may include people admitted during the last 24 hours who remain listed, but it is not presented as a separate complete 24-hour booking log. People who were released may be absent.
Can I find an inmate who was already released?
The current roster may no longer display a released person. Ask the Sheriff’s Office about obtaining the relevant historical booking or arrest record under Minnesota public-data laws.
How do I request older booking records?
Contact the Sheriff’s Office at 218-384-3236. Provide the person’s name, approximate booking date and incident information if known. The agency can explain whether the requested data is public and how to submit a request.
What if another agency arrested the person?
The arresting agency may differ from the agency operating the jail. Use the arresting-agency field to identify where to request a police report or related incident record.
Understanding Carlton County Jail Roster Fields
| Roster field | Meaning | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Mugshot | Booking photograph or associated image identifier | Not proof of identity or guilt |
| Demographics | Name, age and other recorded identifying information | May be incomplete or incorrect |
| Arresting Agency | Agency responsible for the arrest or associated detention | May differ from the jail operator |
| Held For | Agency or jurisdiction associated with custody | Ask whether additional holds exist |
| Charges | Alleged criminal offenses and statute references | Not a final court disposition |
| Bench Warrant | Warrant issued by a court | Confirm the court and current status |
| Next Court Date | Upcoming court appearance when listed | Verify with court administration |
| Outdate | Release-related date recorded in the system | Not a guaranteed release |
| 10% Bail Amount | Bail-related amount when applicable | Confirm full payment requirements and eligibility |
What does Held For mean?
It identifies the jurisdiction or agency for which the person is being detained. Multiple holds can affect whether posting bail on one matter results in release.
What is a bench warrant?
A bench warrant is issued by a court, often in connection with a failure to appear or another court-related requirement. Its presence on a roster does not by itself establish a conviction.
What does 10% Bail Amount mean?
It is a bail-related field in the county report. Do not assume that paying the displayed figure is sufficient to release the inmate. Contact the jail to confirm the amount, accepted payment method and other holds.
Does an outdate guarantee release?
No. A scheduled or recorded outdate can change because of new court orders, additional holds, transfers or administrative processing.
Carlton County Jail Mugshots & Booking Photos
The official Carlton County roster includes a Mugshot column. Image availability and quality may vary between records and report formats.
How to find an inmate’s mugshot
Are all Carlton County mugshots available online?
Not necessarily. A roster field does not guarantee that every record has a publicly viewable photograph. Records may be restricted, unavailable or incomplete.
Can I request a historical mugshot?
Ask the Sheriff’s Office about the public-data request process and whether the specific photograph is available for release.
Can a mugshot be used to prove a criminal conviction?
No. A booking photograph records an aspect of the detention process, not a court finding of guilt.
What to Do if Someone Is Missing From the Carlton County Jail Roster
No-result troubleshooting checklist
Where can I search Minnesota state-prison inmates?
Use the Minnesota Department of Corrections Public Viewer.
Where can I find federal inmates?
Use the Federal Bureau of Prisons Inmate Locator.
Are juvenile inmates listed?
The county states that distribution of information about juveniles held in Carlton County is restricted under Minnesota law. Parents and legal guardians should use authorized agency contacts.
Carlton County Jail Bail & Bond Payment Procedures
Carlton County provides official instructions for posting cash bail, credit-card bail and bonds. The jail advises callers to arrange bail or bond transactions before arriving.
How to post bail at Carlton County Jail
Can bail be posted 24 hours a day?
The county states that cash or credit-card bail can be posted at the jail at any time. Call ahead to confirm the process and arrange an appointment.
Can I pay bail through JailATM?
The county specifically instructs anyone attempting to pay bail through JailATM to call the jail before sending money.
Can I pay with a personal check?
No. Carlton County states that personal checks are not accepted for bail.
Where do I pay after the inmate’s first court appearance?
During normal business hours, the county directs payment to the Court Administrator’s Office if the inmate has already made a first court appearance. Verify the correct location and payment instructions before traveling.
Carlton County Jail Visitation: Days, Hours & Rules
Carlton County publishes a regular visiting schedule for Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Visits are subject to jail approval, security procedures and inmate eligibility.
Published Carlton County Jail visiting schedule
| Day | Afternoon | Evening |
|---|---|---|
| Tuesday | 1:00 PM–4:30 PM | 7:00 PM–9:00 PM |
| Thursday | 1:00 PM–4:30 PM | 7:00 PM–9:00 PM |
| Saturday | 1:00 PM–4:30 PM | 7:00 PM–9:00 PM |
Holiday visitation
The county lists visiting hours of 1:00 PM–4:30 PM and 7:00 PM–9:00 PM on Christmas Day, New Year’s Day and Easter. Thanksgiving follows the regular Thursday schedule.
Visitation rules at a glance
How to visit an inmate
Can attorneys visit outside regular visiting hours?
The county permits official visitors, including attorneys, clergy and law-enforcement officials, at reasonable times outside mealtimes and sleeping hours. No visits are permitted between 11:30 AM and 12:30 PM.
Can I give an inmate a letter during a visit?
No. The county prohibits exchanging letters, notes or other materials during visitation. Correspondence must follow approved mail procedures.
Can children visit?
The county requires at least one person aged 18 or older to sign up. Contact jail staff for any additional requirements for minors.
Carlton County Jail Inmate Phone Calls, Messages & Texting
Carlton County identifies Reliance Telephone as its inmate calling provider. Family members can establish prepaid accounts, purchase phone cards and leave voice messages through the approved services.
How to set up inmate phone calls
How do I leave a message for an inmate?
Call 218-384-1540 and follow the voice-message system instructions. This is separate from the main jail information number.
Can inmates make a free call after booking?
Yes. The county states that inmates are permitted one free telephone call immediately following booking.
Can I send text messages?
The county states that inmate texting is available. Consult the 2026 inmate handbook and the approved provider for eligibility, rates and instructions.
Can I block calls from the jail?
Yes. The county states that civilians may request that their phone numbers be blocked. Contact the jail or telephone provider for the current process.
What happens during an emergency?
The county states that a correctional officer can take a caller’s name and telephone number in an emergency and allow a return call. Explain the situation to jail staff.
Carlton County Jail Commissary, JailATM & Deposits
Carlton County allows friends and family to deposit funds into eligible inmate accounts. The county identifies JailATM as an online deposit option and also describes deposits at the facility.
Available inmate deposit methods
| Method | County guidance | Before paying |
|---|---|---|
| JailATM | Electronic deposits available | Verify inmate, facility and transaction fees |
| Jail deposits | Accepted during weekday business hours or visiting hours | Confirm accepted payment types |
| County jail information mentions mailing funds | Confirm the currently permitted form; do not send cash or personal checks without authorization |
How to deposit money through JailATM
When can money be deposited at the jail?
The county roster notes that deposits may be made during weekday business hours or visiting hours. Confirm the current counter or kiosk procedure before arriving.
Can I send money by mail?
The jail information page mentions mailed deposits, but the county’s inmate-mail policy prohibits personal checks and warns about cash and money orders. Call 218-384-4560 to confirm the currently approved form of payment before mailing any funds.
Can commissary deposits be used for bail?
Do not assume so. Commissary deposits and bail payments are separate services. For bail through JailATM, the county specifically requires callers to contact the jail before paying.
Are deposit fees charged?
Check the provider’s checkout screen or ask jail staff. Do not assume a deposit is free or refundable.
Carlton County Jail Inmate Mail: Address & 2026 Rules
Carlton County publishes inmate-mail instructions and a 2026 inmate handbook. Incoming personal mail is subject to inspection for prohibited items and security risks.
C/O Carlton County Jail
1780 Justice Drive, Suite 1200
Carlton, MN 55718
How to send a letter to a Carlton County inmate
What items are prohibited in inmate mail?
| Item | Published county restriction |
|---|---|
| Cash | Prohibited in inmate correspondence under the handbook |
| Personal checks | Not allowed |
| Blank envelopes | Prohibited |
| Unused postage stamps | Prohibited |
| Food | Prohibited |
| Medication | Prohibited |
| Phone cards | Prohibited |
| Glitter, glue, tape or stickers | Prohibited |
| Perfume or lipstick | Prohibited |
| Books and magazines | Must comply with publisher-source requirements |
| Gang-related or threatening material | Prohibited |
| Pornographic or otherwise prohibited images | Not accepted |
Does the jail inspect personal mail?
Yes. Carlton County states that incoming inmate mail is opened and inspected for contraband. The handbook also describes inspection of ordinary outgoing correspondence.
Can I send photographs?
Photographs must comply with the facility’s content restrictions. Images involving nudity, prohibited material or security concerns may be rejected. Verify any quantity or format restrictions before sending.
Can I send books or magazines?
The county prohibits books and magazines not sent from the publisher. Check the current handbook and contact staff before ordering a publication.
What about attorney or legal mail?
The inmate handbook instructs senders to clearly label correspondence involving legal representatives, government officials or courts as special correspondence. Attorneys should confirm the current privileged-mail handling procedure.
What happens to prohibited mail?
The county’s mail information states that correspondence violating facility rules may be held until the inmate’s release.
Carlton County Jail Inmate Property Release & Pickup
Carlton County publishes a specific property-release procedure. An inmate must submit a property release form before someone else can collect authorized belongings.
How to collect inmate property
Can I collect property without the inmate’s permission?
The published procedure requires an inmate-submitted property release form. Do not assume family members can collect belongings without authorization.
Can I bring clean clothing to an inmate?
The jail’s visitation rules state that one set of clean clothes is among the limited items family or friends may bring. Call ahead to confirm current acceptance, delivery timing and approval requirements.
Can I pick up evidence held by police?
Not necessarily. Property retained as evidence may be controlled by the investigating agency rather than the jail. Contact the responsible agency for its evidence-release procedure.
Carlton County Criminal Court Records & Hearing Dates
Carlton County is part of Minnesota’s Sixth Judicial District. Use the Minnesota Judicial Branch’s official records system to check available criminal cases, hearings and dispositions.
How to check an inmate’s criminal case
What is Carlton County Court Administration’s phone number?
The county publishes 218-673-5065 for Carlton County Court Administration.
Can a person have a court date after release?
Yes. Release from jail does not necessarily dismiss the case. The person may still be required to attend hearings or comply with court-ordered conditions.
Does the roster show the final case outcome?
Not necessarily. The jail roster is a custody report, not a complete court docket. Use Minnesota Court Records Online to verify available outcomes.
Are juvenile or sealed cases publicly searchable?
Not always. Minnesota law restricts access to certain juvenile, sealed and other confidential records.
Who can help with legal representation?
The county lists the Public Defender’s Office at 218-733-1027. Eligibility for appointed counsel depends on applicable legal requirements.
Carlton County Jail Release Alerts & Minnesota VINE
Carlton County identifies the Minnesota Victim Information and Notification Everyday (VINE) service for checking custody status and registering for eligible notifications when a person’s custody status changes.
How to register for custody notifications
What is the Minnesota VINE phone number?
The county lists 877-664-8463. Its victim-services guidance states that callers can press 0 to speak to a live operator.
Does VINE guarantee immediate notification?
No. Automated notifications depend on the participating custody system and the timing of updates. Do not rely solely on an alert for urgent personal-safety decisions.
Where can victims obtain additional assistance?
Carlton County lists Victim Services at 218-384-9170 and the County Attorney’s Office at 218-384-9166.
Carlton County Jail Address, Phone Numbers & Google Map
Suite 1200
Carlton, MN 55718
Suite 1300
Carlton, MN 55718
Important location detail: The jail uses Suite 1200, while Sheriff’s Office administration uses Suite 1300. Visitors should use Door 4 according to the jail’s published visitation instructions.
Get directions to Carlton County Jail →
Before traveling to the jail
Official Carlton County Jail & Minnesota Records Resources
County-hosted inmate report with mugshots, names, charges, arresting agencies, court dates and available bail information.
Open live roster →Official explanation of hourly updates, intake delays and limitations on the public roster.
Read roster guidance →Official visitation schedule, phone service, deposits, bail instructions and property-release policies.
Open jail information →Agency contacts, public-safety responsibilities and Sheriff’s Office information.
Visit Sheriff’s Office →Official payment instructions, credit-card and cash bail, and court payment requirements.
Read bail procedures →Reliance Telephone, prepaid accounts, inmate messages and texting information.
Read phone rules →County-published policies covering visiting, mail, inmate communication and facility rules.
Read handbook →Official mailing address, envelope format, contraband rules and publication restrictions.
Read mail policy →Electronic inmate-account deposits and payment services, subject to facility approval.
Open JailATM →Inmate telephone accounts and prepaid calling services.
Open Reliance →Search publicly available criminal case information, hearings and dispositions.
Search court records →Find state correctional custody records separate from the county jail.
Search state inmates →Search available federal inmate records.
Search federal inmates →Check eligible custody-status notifications and release alerts.
Check VINE notifications →County Attorney victim assistance and relevant agency contacts.
View victim-services contacts →Source verification: The roster update frequency, facility contact information, visiting schedule, Reliance Telephone services, inmate mail address, property-release process and bail rules are based on Carlton County government publications and the county’s 2026 inmate handbook. Custody status, bail amounts, inmate eligibility, account fees and other operational details may change and should be confirmed directly.
Carlton County Jail Roster FAQs
1. How do I search the Carlton County Jail roster?
Open the official roster at jailroster.co.carlton.mn.us. Find the inmate’s surname in the report, use your browser’s Find feature if helpful, and check additional report pages. Review the mugshot, demographics, charges, arresting agency, court date and bail information when listed. Call 218-384-4560 for current confirmation.
2. How often is the Carlton County Jail roster updated?
The Carlton County Sheriff’s Office states that the jail roster is updated every hour. Newly admitted individuals may not appear until intake staff assign a booking number. Check the report’s printed date and call the jail if the person was arrested recently.
3. What is the Carlton County Jail address and phone number?
Carlton County Jail is located at 1780 Justice Drive, Suite 1200, Carlton, MN 55718. The jail phone number is 218-384-4560. Sheriff’s Office administration is at Suite 1300 and can be reached at 218-384-3236.
4. Does the Carlton County Jail roster include mugshots?
Yes. The official roster contains a Mugshot column along with demographic information, charges, arresting agencies, court dates and bail details. A publicly viewable image is not guaranteed for every record. A mugshot does not establish guilt.
5. How do I find recent bookings or released inmates?
Check the current county-hosted roster and its printed date. Recent admissions may be delayed during intake, and released people may no longer appear. For older booking or release records, contact the Carlton County Sheriff’s Office at 218-384-3236.
6. How do I post bail or bond at Carlton County Jail?
Call the jail at 218-384-4560 before paying or arriving. The county accepts cash or credit-card bail at the jail at any time but does not accept personal checks. After the inmate’s first court appearance, payments during normal business hours are directed to the Court Administrator’s Office. Call the jail before attempting bail through JailATM.
7. What are Carlton County Jail visiting days and hours?
Regular visiting days are Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 1 PM to 4:30 PM and 7 PM to 9 PM. Non-contact visits are limited to 30 minutes. Visitors need picture identification and should enter through Door 4. Confirm the inmate’s eligibility before traveling.
8. How can I call or leave a message for a Carlton County Jail inmate?
Reliance Telephone manages the inmate calling service. Call 800-896-3201 for prepaid accounts or phone-card assistance. To leave an inmate voice message, call 218-384-1540. The county also offers inmate texting subject to the facility’s rules.
9. How do I send money or mail to a Carlton County Jail inmate?
JailATM is an approved electronic deposit option, and the county also describes deposits during business or visiting hours. For mail, address the envelope to the inmate’s full name, C/O Carlton County Jail, 1780 Justice Drive, Suite 1200, Carlton, MN 55718. Include your return address and follow the county’s prohibited-item rules.
10. Does appearing on the Carlton County Jail roster mean someone was convicted?
No. An arrest, jail booking, criminal charge or mugshot does not establish guilt. The roster provides custody-related information. Use Minnesota Court Records Online and Carlton County Court Administration to verify available case filings, hearing dates and dispositions.