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Scott County Jail Roster: Search Current Inmates in Minnesota
The Scott County Sheriff’s Office provides a public jail roster for people held at Scott County Jail in Shakopee. Start with the county’s official roster rather than third-party inmate directories. The jail is located inside the Scott County Law Enforcement Center at 301 Fuller Street South.
How to Search the Scott County Jail Roster
Visit the Scott County Jail Roster page. Use the official roster link or embedded listing provided there.
Use the roster’s available search or navigation controls. If a plain listing appears, your browser’s Find in Page function may help locate a surname.
Review the person’s name, age and other available identifiers. Do not assume that two people with the same name are the same individual.
Look for the booking date and time, arresting agency, listed charges or holds, and bail or bond information when those fields are available.
If the information affects a visit, bail payment, legal deadline or pickup arrangement, call the jail rather than relying solely on the online entry.
Scott County Jail Recent Bookings & Arrest Records
Scott County’s public roster has historically included inmate names, ages, booking dates and times, arresting agencies, charge or hold descriptions, and bail or bond amounts. The current roster interface and displayed fields may change.
| Information | What to look for | Important limitation |
|---|---|---|
| Inmate name | Name recorded during booking | May not uniquely identify a person |
| Age | Age displayed with the record | Use with other identifiers |
| Booking date and time | When the person entered the booking process | May differ from the arrest time |
| Arresting agency | Agency associated with the arrest or booking | Not necessarily the court handling the case |
| Charges or holds | Recorded allegations and custody reasons | May change after court proceedings |
| Bail or bond | Listed amount or custody condition | Confirm before attempting payment |
How to check a recent booking
Open the official roster and compare the person’s entry with the approximate arrest date. If a person was arrested recently but is not yet listed, booking may still be underway. If the person was booked and released quickly, they may no longer appear in a current-custody view.
Need a historical booking record? The Sheriff’s Office Records & Support Staff accepts requests for jail booking records through the county’s online data request process. This is the more appropriate route when a past record is not available in the live roster.
Scott County Jail Mugshots & Booking Photos
The public jail roster should not be confused with a guaranteed mugshot gallery. A roster entry may contain booking information without making a photograph available to every visitor.
If you need an official booking photograph, contact the Sheriff’s Office Records & Support Staff at 952-496-8303 or use the official records-request procedure. The Sheriff’s Office identifies its records staff as the contact for police reports, photographs, background checks and related records.
Why Someone May Not Appear on the Scott County Roster
What to do next
First retry the official roster. If the person remains missing, contact Jail Administration at 952-496-8314. If you are researching an older booking rather than present custody, use the Sheriff’s Office records-request process.
Scott County Jail Bail, Bond & Release
Scott County accepts bail at the jail lobby and through Access Corrections. The Sheriff’s Office states that bail can be paid by cash or credit card and that approved licensed Minnesota bail bond agents may submit bonds at the jail lobby.
Call 952-496-8314. The county asks callers to have the inmate’s full name and date of birth available.
Use the county’s Bail / Bond instructions. If using online payment, follow the official link to Access Corrections.
Ask whether other holds, warrants or court orders affect release eligibility.
Save the receipt and follow the jail’s instructions about processing and release timing.
Scott County Jail Visitation Hours & Registration
Scott County uses ICSolutions for both on-site and remote video visitation. All visitors must register with ICSolutions and schedule their visit in advance.
| Visit type | Official requirement | Cost / timing |
|---|---|---|
| On-site video | Schedule at least 24 hours in advance | Available time slots shown by ICSolutions |
| Remote video | Schedule at least 16 hours in advance | $7.50 per visit under the published county policy |
| Visit duration | Scheduled visits begin promptly | Remote visits may last up to 30 minutes |
| Daily limit | Inmates may receive up to two visits per day | Subject to facility rules |
| On-site adult visitors | One adult visitor per on-site visit; valid ID and age 18+ | Visitor approval and scheduling required |
Visiting hours: The county directs visitors to ICSolutions for the currently available Sunday–Saturday visiting times rather than publishing one fixed schedule.
Special rules for children
The Sheriff’s Office permits eligible minor children to participate in certain on-site family visits on Wednesdays. The child must be the inmate’s child or sibling, must be approved in advance, and must attend with the scheduled adult visitor. The inmate is responsible for requesting the child’s addition to the approved list.
How to schedule
If you cannot register online for an on-site visit, call 952-496-8314 during the published scheduling-office hours of 8 AM–4:30 PM.
Scott County Jail Inmate Phone Calls & Video
ICSolutions is the county’s published provider for inmate telephone services and video visitation. The county states that nonprivileged calls and visitation sessions are recorded.
For problems with phone accounts, billing, video access or scheduling, contact ICSolutions directly. For questions about an inmate’s eligibility or facility restrictions, contact the jail.
Scott County Jail Inmate Mail Address & Messaging
The Sheriff’s Office directs personal mail to the jail’s Shakopee address. Include the incarcerated person’s full name.
Scott County Jail
301 Fuller Street South
Shakopee, MN 55379
The county requires mail to be sent through the U.S. Postal Service. Mail is inspected by jail staff, with special handling for legal or privileged correspondence. Packages are not accepted.
Electronic messaging
The county’s mail-and-messaging page identifies a GTL website for electronic messages and lists a charge of $0.25 per message. Messages are subject to inspection, and people on disciplinary sanctions may be unable to receive or reply to messages.
Scott County Jail Commissary & Inmate Money
Scott County identifies Keefe Commissary Network as its commissary service provider. Family members and friends can add funds through Access Corrections or the jail-lobby kiosk.
| Method | What to do |
|---|---|
| Online deposit | Use the official county inmate-money page and its Access Corrections link. |
| Telephone deposit | Call 866-345-1884 for account funding. |
| Jail lobby kiosk | Use the kiosk at the jail; know the correct spelling of the inmate’s name. |
| Money orders payable to Scott County Jail may be sent through U.S. mail under county instructions. | |
| Commissary packages | The county links to MN County Packages for approved inmate purchases. |
Scott County Jail Inmate Property Release
The Sheriff’s Office permits release of an inmate’s property to family or friends after the inmate completes and signs a release form. One set of clothing must remain at the jail.
The county separately lists limited items it may accept for inmates, including appropriate jury-trial clothing and certain authorized medical or community-release items. Do not bring other property without prior approval.
Scott County Jail Release Alerts & VINE Notifications
Scott County participates in VINE (Victim Information and Notification Everyday), a custody-status information and notification service.
Victims and members of the public may register for automated alerts about qualifying custody changes, including releases and certain transfers. The county states that jail information is supplied to VINE approximately every 15 minutes.
How to register for release notifications
Scott County Court Cases, Warrants & Attorney Information
The jail roster provides booking and custody information. It does not replace the court’s official case record or establish the final outcome of a criminal matter.
For hearing dates, filed charges, court orders, dispositions or copies of court records, use the Minnesota court system or contact Scott County Court Administration. For legal advice or representation, consult a licensed attorney.
What if the inmate has a warrant?
Scott County Jail’s Warrants Unit can provide information about Scott County warrants. The Sheriff’s Office states that warrants issued elsewhere in Minnesota must be checked with the issuing jurisdiction.
Book-and-release fingerprinting appointments
Scott County’s separate Book & Release service handles certain court-ordered fingerprinting and booking appointments. This is not the same as searching the current jail roster. Bring government-issued identification and the relevant court notification or file number to an appointment.
Scott County Jail Address, Entrance & Directions
The jail is inside the Scott County Law Enforcement Center in downtown Shakopee. The county identifies the jail’s public entrance as the north entrance, near the corner of 3rd Avenue West and Fuller Street.
The county describes Scott County Jail as a 264-bed facility opened in 2005, housing adult pretrial and sentenced inmates. The number of beds is not a current inmate count.
Official Scott County Jail Resources
Official public inmate and booking lookup.
Open roster →Facility information, address and warrant-related contacts.
View jail information →Official payment options and bond procedures.
Read bail rules →ICSolutions scheduling, identification and visiting rules.
View visiting rules →ICSolutions provider and customer support details.
View phone service →Personal mail, privileged mail and electronic messaging rules.
Read mail rules →Keefe, Access Corrections and deposit instructions.
View money options →Release authorization, pickup hours and identification.
Read property policy →Custody-status notifications and registration.
Register for alerts →Request booking records, photographs and eligible reports.
Request records →Scott County Jail Roster FAQs
1. How do I find an inmate in Scott County Jail, Minnesota?
Open the official Scott County Jail Roster page, locate the person’s name and review available booking information. For current custody confirmation, call Jail Administration at 952-496-8314.
2. Where is Scott County Jail located?
Scott County Jail is located at 301 Fuller Street South, Shakopee, MN 55379, inside the Scott County Law Enforcement Center. The public jail entrance is on the north side of the building.
3. Can I see recent Scott County Jail bookings online?
The official jail roster provides public custody and booking information. For a past booking record that is not available through the roster, use the Sheriff’s Office online records-request process.
4. How do I obtain a Scott County Jail mugshot?
Contact the Sheriff’s Office Records & Support Staff at 952-496-8303 or submit a records request. Booking photographs are subject to applicable Minnesota public-data restrictions.
5. What is the Scott County Jail phone number?
The jail administration phone number is 952-496-8314. The general Sheriff’s Office number is 952-496-8300.
6. How do I pay bail for a Scott County inmate?
The county accepts bail at the jail lobby or through Access Corrections. Cash and credit cards are listed payment options. Confirm the inmate’s current bail amount by calling 952-496-8314 before paying.
7. How do I schedule a Scott County Jail visit?
Register with ICSolutions. On-site visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance and remote visits at least 16 hours in advance. Available visiting times are shown through ICSolutions.
8. How can I send money or commissary funds to an inmate?
Use the official Scott County Commissary & Money instructions. Available methods include Access Corrections, the jail-lobby kiosk and money orders sent by mail under county rules.
9. Can I receive alerts when someone is released from Scott County Jail?
Yes. Scott County participates in VINE, which offers qualifying custody-status notifications through phone, email or text. Register at VINELink or call 877-664-8463.
10. Does appearing on the Scott County Jail roster mean someone is guilty?
No. An arrest, booking or listed criminal charge does not establish guilt. Court outcomes must be verified through the Minnesota Judicial Branch or the court handling the case.