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The McLeod County Jail roster helps you check who is listed in custody at the county jail in Glencoe, Minnesota. The Sheriff’s Office publishes an official in-custody list with booking identifiers, intake dates, charges and available bail information.
Start with the county’s own roster rather than an old third-party inmate list. McLeod County Jail is located at 801 East 10th Street, Glencoe, MN 55336, and its jail contact number is 320-864-5191.
McLeod County Jail Roster: Official In-Custody Search
The official McLeod County Sheriff’s Office maintains an inmate list for public access. The county website links to a custody table hosted on its official Revize content-management system. This is a custody reference, not a certified criminal-history report.
Glencoe, MN 55336
What information does the roster provide?
How current is the inmate roster?
The county’s custody table may display an In Custody date and time. Read it before searching. If the timestamp is older than the period you need, the list cannot reliably confirm a recent arrest, transfer or release.
Third-party roster copies may update at different times and show different inmate totals. For this reason, this guide does not publish a fixed current population count.
How to Search the McLeod County Jail Roster by Name
Use the link on the county page, or open the county-hosted roster directly.
Look for the roster’s In Custody date and time to determine when the displayed information was recorded.
Use any available roster search field. If necessary, press Ctrl+F on a computer or select Find in page on a mobile browser.
Check age, booking number, MNI, intake date and available photo to avoid confusing two people with similar names.
Review the statute, custody status and available bail or bond details. A listed charge is not a conviction.
Call the jail if you need to know whether the person is still there or whether release conditions have changed.
Can I search using a booking number?
The roster displays booking identifiers. If the page does not support direct booking-number searches, locate the name and compare the identifier in the matching row. When calling staff, provide the booking number if you have it.
What if I only know part of the name?
Search the surname first. Then try another spelling, a first name or a middle name. The person may be recorded under a legal name rather than the name used socially.
Does the roster work on mobile phones?
Yes, although the custody table may be wider than a phone screen. Scroll sideways to read all fields and use your browser’s page-search function to locate a name.
McLeod County Jail Booking Records & Recent Arrests
The official in-custody table includes intake information that can help identify recent admissions. However, an in-custody roster is not the same as a complete daily arrest report or historical booking database.
How to check recent bookings
Can I find someone booked today?
Possibly, if the roster has updated since the booking. Recent arrests may take time to process, and some people are released before appearing in a public custody snapshot.
Can I search bookings from last month?
A person who remains in custody may still have an older intake date on the roster. Someone already released may not appear. For historical records, ask the Sheriff’s Office about the applicable records-request process.
How is an arrest different from a jail booking?
An arrest is when law enforcement takes someone into custody. Booking is the jail’s intake and documentation process. The times can differ, particularly if the person is transported or held elsewhere first.
| Record needed | Best starting point | Limitation |
|---|---|---|
| Current county jail custody | Official McLeod County roster | Reflects its displayed timestamp. |
| Recent booking | Roster intake date | Not every arrest or released inmate appears. |
| Older booking record | Sheriff’s Office records inquiry | Access depends on applicable law and retention. |
| Criminal court case | Minnesota Court Records Online | Some records are confidential or restricted. |
| State prison custody | Minnesota DOC Public Viewer | Separate from county jail records. |
How do I request an older booking record?
Contact the Sheriff’s Office and explain whether you need an arrest report, booking record, custody dates or another record. Ask for the official Minnesota Government Data Practices Act request procedure and any copying charges. Some information may be withheld or redacted under state law.
McLeod County Jail Roster Fields Explained
| Field | What it means | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Name recorded in the custody system | Confirm spelling and identifiers. |
| MNI | Minnesota identification number | Useful for distinguishing records. |
| Booking # | Identifier for a particular jail booking | Provide it when asking about that booking. |
| Intake Date | Date and time of jail admission | Compare with the date of interest. |
| Photo | Available booking image | Do not use as proof of guilt. |
| Charges | Alleged offenses, statutes or custody reasons | Check the court docket for case status. |
| Bail/Bond | Displayed amounts or related conditions | Verify current release requirements. |
| Custody status | Administrative or court-related status | Ask the jail or court for clarification. |
What do felony, gross misdemeanor and misdemeanor mean?
These are offense classifications under Minnesota law. The roster may abbreviate them as F, G and M. A classification does not establish whether the person was convicted.
What does Bond/Bail Set mean?
It indicates that a bail- or bond-related status has been recorded. The amount shown may be conditional, outdated or affected by other holds.
What does Court/Pending mean?
It generally indicates that the case remains within the court process. Use official court records for hearings, filings and dispositions.
What does Sentenced mean?
It is a sentence-related custody status. A person can have separate pending matters or holds even when one entry shows a sentence.
What does RPR’d mean?
It commonly refers to release on personal recognizance in court or custody records. Its appearance beside a charge does not necessarily mean the person has left jail; other matters may still require detention.
McLeod County Jail Mugshots & Booking Photos
The county’s custody records may display booking photographs beside inmate information. These images document jail processing and are not proof of guilt.
How to find an available mugshot
Are older mugshots searchable online?
The current roster is not a complete historical photograph archive. Availability of older images depends on records retention and disclosure rules.
Why Someone May Not Appear on the McLeod County Jail Roster
No-result checklist
Where do I search for Minnesota state prison inmates?
Use the Minnesota Department of Corrections Public Viewer. County jail and state prison records are maintained separately.
Where do I search for federal inmates?
McLeod County Jail Bail, Bond & Release Information
The roster may include bail and bond entries, but release depends on all applicable charges, holds, warrants and court orders. Do not assume the amount shown online is the total amount required for release.
How to verify bail before paying
Can bail be paid at the jail?
Ask jail staff whether the particular bail or bond can be posted at the facility and what forms of payment are accepted. Requirements vary by court order and case.
What is the difference between cash bail and a surety bond?
Cash bail generally involves depositing money under the court’s terms. A surety bond involves an authorized bond provider. The court’s order determines which options are available.
Why might release take longer after payment?
Release processing, additional holds, warrants, transportation or other legal requirements may delay discharge.