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The Missoula County Jail roster is an official public inmate information system operated by Missoula County, Montana. It provides a current custody list, booking dates, charge details, inmate court schedules and recent release records. The county describes its roster as updated in real time, although individual status changes can still take time to appear.

The Missoula County Detention Facility is located at 2340 Mullan Road, Missoula, MT 59808. For current custody confirmation or questions about the portal, call 406-258-4000.

Start here: Use the official daily jail roster to find someone in custody. For someone who recently left jail, use the released inmates report, which covers the preceding seven days.

Missoula County Jail Roster: Official Inmate Lookup

Official FacilityMissoula County Detention Facility (MCDF)
LocationMissoula, Montana
Operating AgencyMissoula County Sheriff’s Office
Physical Address2340 Mullan Road
Missoula, MT 59808
Detention Phone406-258-4000

Three official roster services

Missoula County’s inmate portal separates information into three distinct reports:

Current InmatesPeople presently listed as housed at the detention facility, with booking and charge links.
Court ScheduleInmates with current or upcoming court dates and related charge information.
Released InmatesPeople released within the previous seven days, with booking and release timestamps.

How frequently is the roster updated?

The official portal describes its current roster as updated in real time. However, its disclaimer cautions that displayed information may not reflect the latest change. Always check the report’s date and call the detention facility when an immediate custody decision matters.

Who may be held at Missoula County Detention Facility?

The Sheriff’s Office states that the facility houses people awaiting trial and people serving county jail sentences of less than one year. It also houses people for multiple agencies, including Missoula Police Department, Montana Highway Patrol, University of Montana Police, the U.S. Marshals Service and other agencies.

Does the public roster include juvenile detention records?

The facility has separate adult and juvenile components. Public inmate information should not be assumed to include confidential juvenile detention records. Contact the appropriate agency about lawful access to a particular record.

Missoula County Jail Daily Bookings & Arrest Records

The daily roster includes a Booking Date field. This helps identify when a person entered the detention system, but the roster is a list of people currently held rather than a comprehensive historical arrest log.

How to check recent bookings

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Open the official current inmate roster.
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Review the date of the report.
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Find the person’s surname group.
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Read the Booking Date field, including the time.
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Record the Booking ID and Global/Jacket number.
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Open Charges to review the arrest-related information.
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If the person is no longer listed, check the released inmates report.

What does a booking ID look like?

The county’s public roster uses booking identifiers in a year-and-sequence format, such as YYYY-########. The booking ID identifies a particular booking event; it is not necessarily the same as a criminal court case number.

Can I find everyone booked today?

Not necessarily. The current roster lists people still housed in the facility. Someone booked and released on the same day may instead appear on the released inmates report.

What if the person was arrested by Missoula Police?

Missoula County Detention Facility receives bookings from Missoula Police and other agencies. Search the county’s official roster first. If the person is not listed, ask the arresting agency or jail about the appropriate custody location.

Does an arrest charge mean the prosecutor filed it?

No. The detention roster is not a substitute for the official criminal case record. Charges may be amended, dismissed or filed differently. The county states that the most accurate case records are maintained by the arresting agency or the court handling the case.

What you needOfficial sourceWhat to know
Currently in jailDaily inmate rosterShows people presently listed as housed.
Booking dateCurrent roster or release reportIncludes recorded booking date and time.
Listed chargesCharges detail in portalNot necessarily the final filed charges.
Released in last seven daysReleased inmates reportShows recorded release date and time.
Upcoming court dateInmate court scheduleCheck the responsible court for changes.
Older official recordArresting agency or courtAccess depends on the record and disclosure rules.

Missoula County Jail Recent Releases: Last Seven Days

Missoula County maintains a separate Released Inmates Report covering people released within the preceding seven days. This is particularly useful when a name disappears from the current custody roster.

How to search recent releases

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Open the official Released Inmates report.
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Select the first letter of the person’s last name.
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Find the matching name.
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Compare the age and Booking ID.
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Read the Booked and Released timestamps.
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Use the Charges link if more context is needed.
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Call the detention facility if you need to verify an immediate release or transfer.

Can a person have multiple release entries?

Yes. If a person was booked more than once, separate booking IDs and release records may appear. Compare the dates and booking identifiers rather than treating every entry as the same event.

Can I search releases older than seven days?

The public release report explicitly covers the preceding seven days. For an older release, ask the arresting agency, detention facility or responsible court how to request the relevant historical record.

Does a release mean the criminal case is closed?

No. A person may be released while charges remain pending, after posting bond, following a court order or for another reason. Use the court record to check the case outcome.

Missoula Jail Roster Fields & Charge Details Explained

FieldMeaningImportant distinction
NameRecorded inmate nameVerify identity using additional fields.
AgeAge displayed by the portalNot a unique identifier.
Booking IDIdentifier for a booking eventDifferent from a court case number.
Global/Jacket No.Facility identification referenceUseful when asking staff about records.
Booking DateRecorded intake date and timeMay differ from arrest time.
Charge DetailsAvailable charge and related case informationAllegations are not convictions.
Arresting AgencyAgency associated with an arrest or holdMay differ from the jail operator.
Bond/CFSBond or charge-related information in detailed recordsConfirm current payment requirements with the court.
Cash/SuretyType of bond listed when applicableDoes not guarantee release eligibility.
Court DateScheduled court appointmentCan change after the report is generated.
ReleasedRecorded release date and timeDoes not establish the court case outcome.

What does a green court-date indicator mean?

The county’s portal explains that a calendar or clock symbol with a green check mark indicates a court date scheduled for the current day.

What is the difference between Booking ID and Global/Jacket number?

The Booking ID refers to a particular booking. The Global/Jacket number is another detention-system identifier that can help distinguish records associated with an individual.

Does a displayed bond amount remain valid indefinitely?

No. Bond conditions can change through court orders, additional holds or case developments. Confirm the current amount and payment location before taking action.

Are listed charges proof of conviction?

No. People may be held before trial, after sentencing or on other lawful detention grounds. The roster does not establish guilt by itself.

Missoula County Jail Mugshots & Booking Photographs

The official inmate roster focuses on names, ages, booking identifiers, dates, charges and court information. A downloadable mugshot is not guaranteed for every public entry.

How to request a booking photograph

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Locate the inmate on the official roster.
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Record the full name, Booking ID and approximate booking date.
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Check whether the official record provides an image.
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If no image is available, contact the detention facility or arresting agency.
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Ask which office maintains the booking photograph and whether it is publicly releasable.
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Follow the agency’s public records request procedure.
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Confirm any fees, identification requirements or disclosure restrictions.

Can I obtain an older mugshot?

Possibly, depending on the agency’s retention and disclosure rules. The official jail roster is not a complete historical photo archive.

Does a mugshot mean someone was convicted?

No. A booking photograph documents an intake-related event and does not establish guilt or a criminal conviction.

Privacy and accuracy: Do not associate a person’s photograph with an unverified accusation. Check official court records before describing a criminal case’s outcome.

What if Someone Is Not on the Missoula County Jail Roster?

Recently ReleasedCheck the seven-day release report.
New BookingThe custody entry may not yet be visible.
Name VariationTry a different surname spelling or legal name.
TransferredThe person may have moved to another facility.
State CustodyThe person may be in Montana DOC custody.
Federal CustodyCheck federal records if appropriate.

Seven-step no-result checklist

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Check the date of the current inmate list.
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Use the correct alphabetical surname section.
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Try an alternate spelling or legal name.
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Search the seven-day Released Inmates report.
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Call the detention facility at 406-258-4000.
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Check Montana Department of Corrections records if the person may be in state custody.
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Check the Federal Bureau of Prisons locator if federal custody is relevant.

Where can I search Montana state correctional records?

Use the Montana Correctional Offender Network (CON), linked by the Sheriff’s Office for state correctional information.

Where can I search federal inmates?

Use the Federal Bureau of Prisons inmate locator.

What if the official roster page is unavailable?

Try the portal home page and follow its current inmate link. If the service remains unavailable, call the detention facility.

Missoula County Jail Bail, Bond & Release Payments

Official Sheriff’s Office scam warning: Missoula County Sheriff’s Office does not collect bond money or bond payments over the phone. Bond payments must be made in person at the detention facility or applicable court. During court hours, bonds must be paid at the court; the detention facility does not accept them during those hours. If someone calls demanding bond money, hang up and verify independently.

How to verify and pay bond safely

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Find the inmate on the official roster.
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Open the Charge Details information.
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Record the inmate’s name and Booking ID.
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Call the detention facility at 406-258-4000.
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Ask whether bond is currently permitted and whether other holds apply.
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Confirm the current bond amount and whether cash or surety is authorized.
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Confirm whether payment must be made at the court or detention facility.
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Pay only through the verified in-person process and retain your receipt.

Can I pay bond through a phone call?

No. The Sheriff’s Office expressly states that it will never collect bond money over the phone.

Can I pay bond at the jail while court is open?

The official portal says that during court hours, bonds must be paid at the court rather than the detention facility.

Does posting bond guarantee immediate release?

No. Other holds, warrants, court orders or administrative processing can affect the release.

Is a commissary deposit the same as bond?

No. Commissary funds support an inmate account and are not a substitute for court-authorized bond payment.

Missoula County Jail Visitation: In-Person & Video Visits

Missoula County Detention Facility offers in-person public visitation and onsite or offsite video visitation. These options have different scheduling rules.

Visit typeHow to scheduleKey requirement
In-person public visitCall 406-258-4000 or schedule in person in the lobbyAt least 24 hours in advance; no same-day appointments.
Onsite video visitSchedule online through SmartInmateFollow the available inmate schedule.
Offsite video visitSchedule online through SmartInmateCheck account, device and provider requirements.
Attorney visitContact the detention facility for professional proceduresVerify confidential legal-access arrangements.

How to schedule an in-person visit

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Confirm the inmate’s current custody status.
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Check that at least 72 hours have passed since the inmate arrived.
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Call 406-258-4000 or visit the detention lobby.
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Ask for the inmate’s assigned visiting days and times.
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Schedule the appointment at least 24 hours ahead.
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Ask about visitor identification and any restrictions.
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Confirm the appointment before traveling.

How to schedule video visitation

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Register or sign in to your account.
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Select Missoula County Detention Facility and the correct inmate.
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Choose an available onsite or offsite video visit.
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Review any fees, restrictions and technical requirements.
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Confirm the appointment and retain the details.
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Connect at the scheduled time.

Can I visit during the inmate’s first 72 hours?

Not for ordinary in-person public visitation. The county specifically states that in-person visits are not permitted during the first 72 hours after arrival.

Can I book an in-person visit online?

No. The county states that in-person public visitation must be scheduled by telephone or in the detention lobby, not online. Video visits use SmartInmate.

Are there fixed visiting hours for everyone?

No. The county assigns visiting days and times based on inmate housing. Ask staff for the particular inmate’s schedule.

Important: For in-person visits, wait until the inmate is eligible, schedule at least 24 hours ahead and do not arrive expecting a same-day appointment.

Missoula County Jail Inmate Calls, Messaging & Tablets

Missoula County uses Smart Communications for inmate telephone calls, video visitation and electronic messaging. The Sheriff’s Office states that inmates access these services through kiosks and tablets in their housing units.

How to fund inmate calls or messages

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Confirm the inmate’s full name and Global/Jacket number.
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Open SmartInmate.
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Create an account or sign in.
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Select Missoula County Detention Facility and the inmate.
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Choose the appropriate communications funding option.
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Review current charges before paying.
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Complete the payment and keep the confirmation.

What is the difference between funding my account and the inmate’s PIN account?

The county explains that friends and family may fund their own account so the inmate can call them, or fund the inmate’s PIN account so the inmate can call other permitted numbers using those funds.

Can I send electronic messages?

SmartInmate supports electronic messaging through the facility’s communications system. Availability, fees and account rules are set by the provider and facility.

Are legal communications handled differently?

Attorneys should contact the detention facility for the current confidential legal communication procedure instead of assuming an ordinary messaging or video account is privileged.

Missoula County Jail Commissary, Deposits & Money Orders

Missoula County provides multiple methods for depositing inmate funds. The county distinguishes commissary deposits through CorrectPay from telephone, messaging and video funds through SmartInmate.

Online CommissaryCorrectPay
Phone & Messaging FundsSmartInmate
Onsite DepositsDetention facility kiosk or reception
Courthouse KioskSecond floor of the courthouse annex, outside the Sheriff’s Office
Mailed Funds2340 Mullan Road
Missoula, MT 59808
Money Order Limit$200 per money order

How to deposit money online

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Confirm the inmate’s identity and current custody.
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Decide whether you are funding commissary or communications.
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For commissary, open CorrectPay.
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For calls, messaging or video, open SmartInmate.
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Select the correct facility and inmate.
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Review fees, account restrictions and payment details.
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Complete the transaction and save the receipt.

Can I send a money order?

Yes. The county accepts qualifying money orders and cashier’s checks sent to the detention facility at 2340 Mullan Road, Missoula, MT 59808. Include the inmate’s name and the sender’s name and address, and complete all required fields.

What is the money order limit?

The county publishes a limit of $200 per money order.

Does the jail accept personal checks?

No. The county explicitly states that personal checks are not accepted.

Where can I deposit funds in person?

The county identifies a kiosk or reception at the detention facility and a courthouse kiosk on the second floor of the annex outside the Sheriff’s Office.

What can inmates buy from commissary?

The county lists items such as specialized hygiene products, food, stationery, games and phone or messaging credits.

Deposit distinction: Do not use CorrectPay or SmartInmate to pay bond unless the court or detention facility specifically directs you through a verified official procedure. The Sheriff’s Office requires bond payments in person.

Missoula County Jail Inmate Mail: Two Different Addresses

Missoula County uses Smart Communications to process routine personal mail at an offsite scanning center. Legal mail, packages, books, magazines, periodicals and religious mail follow a different address and handling process.

Routine Family & Friends Mail Smart Communications/Missoula County Detention Facility
[Inmate Name and Global #]
PO Box 9182
Seminole, FL 33775-3197
Legal & Non-Routine Mail [Inmate Name]
Missoula County Detention Facility
2340 Mullan Rd
Missoula, MT 59808
Do not mix up the addresses: Ordinary personal letters must go to the Smart Communications processing address in Florida. Legal and other non-routine mail uses the detention facility address in Montana.

How to send ordinary inmate mail

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Find the inmate’s full name and Global/Jacket number on the official roster.
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Review the county’s current mail policy.
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Address the envelope to Smart Communications/Missoula County Detention Facility.
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Include the inmate’s name and Global number.
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Use PO Box 9182, Seminole, FL 33775-3197.
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Include your full sender name and return address.
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Do not include prohibited enclosures or decorations.
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Use MailGuardTracker to check available processing status.

What happens to ordinary mail after scanning?

The county states that routine letters and photographs are scanned for electronic delivery. The physical mail is destroyed after scanning. Do not send original photographs or documents you need returned.

Can I check whether my letter was received?

Yes. The county identifies MailGuardTracker as a service for checking whether mail was received, approved or rejected. Optional email or text updates may be available.

Which mail items are restricted?

✕ No glitter or shiny decorations
✕ No stamps or blank envelopes enclosed
✕ No blank paper or unscannable items
✕ No newspaper clippings in routine mail
✕ No unauthorized medications
✕ No prohibited explicit or gang-related images
✓ Include sender name and return address
✓ Use the correct inmate name and Global number

Can I mail books or magazines?

Books, magazines, periodicals and religious mail are categorized as non-routine correspondence. Use the county’s designated detention facility address and verify any additional restrictions before sending them.

Can attorneys send legal mail to the Florida scanning address?

No. The county distinguishes legal mail from routine personal correspondence. Legal mail uses the detention facility address in Missoula.

Can I send money in a regular letter?

Use the separate approved funds-deposit procedure. The county provides specific instructions for money orders and cashier’s checks sent to the detention facility.

Missoula County Jail Inmate Property Release & Pickup

Personal property taken during booking may require the inmate’s authorization before it can be released to someone else. Property retained as evidence may require a separate law enforcement or court process.

How to arrange property pickup

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Call the detention facility at 406-258-4000.
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Provide the inmate’s full name and Booking ID if known.
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Ask whether the inmate must authorize the release.
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Confirm which property items can be picked up.
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Ask whether any property is held as evidence.
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Confirm pickup hours and required identification.
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Wait for staff confirmation before traveling.

Can I drop off clothing or medication?

Do not bring personal items or medications without prior authorization. Ask the facility about current delivery restrictions and medical intake procedures.

Missoula County Jail Court Schedule & Criminal Case Records

The county’s inmate information portal includes a dedicated Court Schedule report. It identifies inmates with current or upcoming court dates and associated charge information.

How to find an inmate’s court date

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Open the official Missoula County Inmate Information Portal.
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Select the Court Schedule report.
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Find the inmate’s name in the report.
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Compare the Booking ID and other identifiers.
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Review the listed charge and next court date.
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Check the courtroom or court type when displayed.
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Contact the responsible court to confirm the hearing before attending.

What does the court-schedule report include?

Depending on the case, it may show charge descriptions, court dates, courtroom or court type, arresting agency and bond-related information.

Is a listed hearing date guaranteed?

No. Hearings can be rescheduled or canceled. The court maintaining the case is the authoritative source for its current calendar and orders.

Can I search older criminal cases through the jail roster?

The jail portal is primarily for custody and inmate court scheduling. For older case records, use the appropriate Montana court or clerk’s records process.

Where is the Sheriff’s Office records division?

The county lists Civil, Records & Warrants at 200 West Broadway, Missoula, MT 59802. This is separate from the detention facility.

Missoula County Jail Victim Notifications & Release Alerts

The Sheriff’s Office provides a Victim Notification Request process under Montana Code Annotated § 46-24-203 for qualifying victims and witnesses. The Detention Division page provides the request form and submission instructions.

How to request a custody notification

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Open the official Detention Division page.
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Find the Victim Notification Request resource.
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Review the eligibility and instructions.
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Complete the request with the required information.
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Submit it using the email or method provided on the county page.
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Retain a copy of the submitted request.
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For urgent custody confirmation, contact the detention facility directly.

Can anyone register for official victim notifications?

The county describes the program in connection with qualifying victims and witnesses under Montana law. Review the eligibility requirements before submitting a request.

Is the recent release roster the same as an alert service?

No. The release report is a public record lookup for the preceding seven days. A notification request is a separate process.

Missoula County Jail Address, Phone & Google Map

Detention Facility2340 Mullan Road
Missoula, MT 59808
Detention Phone406-258-4000
Sheriff’s Main Office2415 Mullan Road
Missoula, MT 59808
Sheriff’s Main Phone406-258-4810
Civil, Records & Warrants200 West Broadway
Missoula, MT 59802
County Administration199 W. Pine Street
Missoula, MT 59802

The detention facility, Sheriff’s Office main building and courthouse records offices are separate destinations. Confirm which office handles your purpose before traveling.

Get directions to Missoula County Detention Facility →

Before visiting or making a payment

☐ Confirm the inmate’s current custody
☐ Record the Booking ID and Global number
☐ Schedule in-person visits 24 hours ahead
☐ Check the first 72-hour visitation restriction
☐ Use SmartInmate for video scheduling
☐ Confirm bond payment location
☐ Never pay bond over the phone
☐ Use the correct mail-processing address

Official Missoula County Jail & Inmate Resources

Source verification: This guide uses the official Missoula County inmate portal, its current and released inmate reports, the Sheriff’s Office contact directory and the Detention Division’s published rules. The seven-day release period, in-person visiting restrictions, separate mail addresses, SmartInmate, CorrectPay, money order limit and in-person bond warning are county-published details. Confirm any operational changes directly before payment, mailing or travel.

Missoula County Jail Roster: 10 Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I search the Missoula County Jail roster?

Open the official Missoula County Daily Inmate Jail Roster at webapps.missoulacounty.us/jailroster/inmates. Select the first letter of the person’s last name, find the matching record and review the age, Booking ID, Global/Jacket number and booking date. Call 406-258-4000 for current custody confirmation.

2. Is the Missoula County Jail roster updated in real time?

The county describes its jail roster as updated in real time, but its disclaimer warns that displayed information may not reflect the latest custody change. For urgent or disputed information, contact the detention facility directly.

3. How can I find recent Missoula County Jail releases?

Use the official Released Inmates Report at webapps.missoulacounty.us/jailroster/Released.aspx. It lists people released within the preceding seven days and includes booking and release timestamps. Older release records may require a direct records inquiry.

4. What is the Missoula County Jail address and phone number?

Missoula County Detention Facility is located at 2340 Mullan Road, Missoula, MT 59808. The detention facility phone number is 406-258-4000.

5. Can I find Missoula County Jail mugshots online?

The official inmate roster primarily displays names, ages, booking identifiers, dates and charge details. A downloadable mugshot is not guaranteed for every entry. Contact the detention facility or arresting agency to ask about obtaining an available booking photograph.

6. How do I schedule a Missoula County Jail visit?

In-person public visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours ahead by calling 406-258-4000 or visiting the detention lobby. They cannot be booked online and are not permitted during the inmate’s first 72 hours. Onsite and offsite video visits are scheduled through SmartInmate.

7. How do I send money to an inmate at Missoula County Jail?

Use CorrectPay for online commissary deposits or SmartInmate for telephone, messaging and video communication funds. The county also permits approved in-person deposits and qualifying mailed money orders or cashier’s checks. Money orders have a $200 limit, and personal checks are not accepted.

8. What is the correct Missoula County Jail inmate mailing address?

Routine family mail goes to Smart Communications/Missoula County Detention Facility, with the inmate’s name and Global number, PO Box 9182, Seminole, FL 33775-3197. Legal and other non-routine mail goes to Missoula County Detention Facility, 2340 Mullan Road, Missoula, MT 59808.

9. Can I pay Missoula County Jail bond over the phone?

No. The Sheriff’s Office explicitly warns that it never collects bond payments over the phone. Bond must be paid in person at the detention facility or applicable court, and during court hours payment must be made at the court. Verify all instructions before paying.

10. How do I find an inmate’s Missoula County court date?

Open the official Inmate Court Schedule report through the Missoula County Inmate Information Portal. Find the inmate’s name and review the listed court appointment and charge details. Contact the responsible court to confirm the current hearing schedule.

Missoula County Jail Search & Family Checklist

☐ Open the official current inmate roster
☐ Find the correct surname group
☐ Compare age and identifying numbers
☐ Record the Booking ID and Global number
☐ Check available charge details
☐ Review the court schedule
☐ Search the seven-day release report
☐ Call the jail for current custody confirmation
☐ Verify bond with the responsible court or jail
☐ Never pay bond over the phone
☐ Schedule in-person visits at least 24 hours ahead
☐ Use SmartInmate for video visits and communication
☐ Use CorrectPay for commissary deposits
☐ Send routine mail to the Florida scanning address
☐ Use the Montana address for legal mail
☐ Check notification eligibility if applicable
Independent public-information and legal-use notice: This article is an independent guide and is not operated by, affiliated with or endorsed by Missoula County, the Missoula County Sheriff’s Office, Missoula County Detention Facility, the Montana Department of Corrections or the Montana Judicial Branch. It does not operate the live inmate portal, process bond payments, accept commissary deposits, schedule visits or provide legal advice. An arrest, booking entry, charge or photograph does not establish guilt. Public records may be delayed, incomplete, corrected or legally restricted. Verify time-sensitive information with the responsible government agency and comply with applicable privacy and consumer-reporting laws.

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