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Official Park County jail roster — Montana: This guide covers Park County Detention Center in Livingston, Montana, not Park County, Wyoming. Park County, Montana publishes an inmate roster on its government website and states that it updates the list nightly between midnight and 2:00 a.m. For custody questions, contact the Detention Center at 406-222-4178.
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Park County Jail Roster: Current Inmate Search, Bookings, Charges, Bond & Mugshots

Looking for someone in the Park County jail? The official Park County Sheriff’s Office inmate roster provides information about people currently housed in the Park County Detention Center in Livingston, Montana.

The roster identifies inmates and provides charge, bond, holding-agency and arrest-date information. It is useful for confirming whether a person is listed in county custody, checking the allegations associated with a booking, and identifying which court or law-enforcement agency may have more information.

Unlike a historical arrest database, the Park County inmate roster is primarily a current custody list. A person may disappear from the list after release or transfer even though a criminal court case remains pending.

Guide reviewed October 24, 2026. Booking entries, bail requirements, court holds, release decisions and facility procedures can change. Confirm time-sensitive information directly with the official Detention Center.

Park County Detention Center — Quick Facts

Official facility Park County Detention Center
Location 414 E. Callender Street, Livingston, MT 59047
Jail telephone 406-222-4178
Operating agency Park County Sheriff’s Office
Inmate roster updates The county states that its online list updates nightly between midnight and 2:00 a.m.
Roster information Inmate name, charge/bond, holding agency and arrest date.
Custody population Adult pretrial and sentenced inmates.
Jail information by telephone Staff can answer custody questions around the clock, subject to availability.
Regular visitation Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons, subject to facility rules.
Public mugshots The official roster reviewed does not provide a dedicated booking-photo gallery.
Best starting point: Open the county inmate roster before contacting the jail. If the person is listed, note the name, charges, bond information, holding agency and arrest date. If an immediate release, transfer or court decision is involved, verify the information by telephone.

Understanding Park County Jail Roster Information

The official roster provides a compact set of fields. Reading them correctly is important because an inmate’s booking information is not the same as the final outcome of a criminal case.

Roster field What it means What to verify
Inmate Name of the person listed in detention. Confirm identity before relying on a name match.
Charge/Bond Listed charges, warrants, custody conditions or bond amounts. Check all entries and court-related conditions.
Holding Agency Agency associated with the custody entry. Determine which agency may hold additional arrest records.
Arrest Date Date reported for the associated arrest or custody entry. Do not assume it is the court filing date.

Common agency abbreviations

SO Generally identifies a Sheriff’s Office entry.
PD Generally identifies a police department entry.
MHP Montana Highway Patrol.
DOC Montana Department of Corrections.

The meaning of an agency code should be checked with the Sheriff’s Office if there is uncertainty about who made the arrest or which agency controls a hold.

Important: A felony or misdemeanor description on a jail roster is an allegation or custody-related entry, not proof of conviction. Court documents and final judgments provide the legally relevant disposition.

Recent Park County Jail Bookings and Arrest Records

Park County Detention Center is an adult holding facility for both pretrial defendants and sentenced individuals. According to the county, it routinely houses people for several law-enforcement and corrections agencies.

Park County Sheriff’s Office County arrests, warrants and sheriff-related detention matters.
Livingston Police Department Arrests arising from Livingston police enforcement activity.
Montana Highway Patrol Highway-related criminal arrests and other matters within its jurisdiction.
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Enforcement matters involving applicable fish, wildlife and park laws.
Montana Department of Corrections Custody related to corrections supervision or other DOC matters.
Other agencies The Detention Center may occasionally house inmates for additional agencies when capacity allows.

Does the roster include every arrest in Park County?

No. A current inmate roster is not a complete chronological arrest archive. People who were cited and released, released after booking, transferred or held elsewhere may not appear.

If you need a police report, incident record or historical arrest information, determine which agency handled the incident and use that agency’s records-request procedure.

Park County Jail Mugshots and Booking Photos

Visitors looking for Park County jail mugshots should understand that the official Montana inmate roster does not function as a dedicated mugshot gallery.

The publicly reviewed roster lists inmate names, charge and bond information, holding agencies and arrest dates. It does not provide a separate mugshot column.

What the official roster provides

  • Currently listed inmates
  • Charge and hold descriptions
  • Available bond information
  • Arrest dates
  • Holding-agency information

What may require a separate request

  • Booking photographs
  • Original arrest reports
  • Incident narratives
  • Older booking records
  • Records not published in the online roster

How to request a Park County booking photo

  1. Identify the individual and approximate booking or arrest date.
  2. Check the official inmate roster for available identifying information.
  3. Determine whether the Sheriff’s Office or another law-enforcement agency maintains the photograph.
  4. Contact the responsible records custodian and ask how to submit a public-record request.
  5. Confirm any disclosure restrictions, redaction requirements or copying fees before submitting payment.

Not every photograph or investigative record is necessarily releasable. Access depends on the applicable law, record status and any restrictions affecting disclosure.

Mugshot accuracy warning: An online booking photo may remain accessible long after charges change or a case closes. Do not treat an old mugshot website as a reliable source of present custody status or criminal guilt.

What If an Inmate Is Not on the Park County Jail Roster?

A missing name is one of the most common problems in inmate searches. It does not necessarily mean the person was never arrested or booked.

Booking not yet reflected The person may have been booked after the latest nightly roster update.
Released The person may have posted bond, completed a sentence or been released under a court order.
Different name format The booking record may contain a different spelling, surname or name arrangement.
Transferred A transfer to another county, state or correctional facility can affect roster visibility.
Held for another jurisdiction The arrest or warrant may relate to another agency or county.
Outside the adult roster Restricted or juvenile custody information is not necessarily publicly listed.

Park County Jail Bond, Bail and Release Information

The Park County inmate roster may display bond amounts and identify the court associated with an entry. However, the amount shown next to one charge should not be interpreted as a guaranteed total cost of release.

A person may have multiple holds, warrants, conditions or other release restrictions. Some cases may require a court appearance before release conditions are determined.

Bond amount The dollar amount associated with an eligible court or custody entry.
No bond An entry indicating that bond is not currently available for that listed matter.
Multiple bonds Different cases or holds may have separate requirements.
Release conditions Court-ordered supervision, monitoring or other restrictions may apply.
Court appearance A judge may determine or modify the applicable release terms.
Other-agency hold Another jurisdiction’s hold may prevent release despite resolution of a local bond.

How to confirm bond before paying

  1. Open the official roster and locate the inmate.
  2. Identify each charge, warrant and hold.
  3. Note the court named beside the bond information.
  4. Contact the Detention Center at 406-222-4178.
  5. Ask which court or office accepts payment for that bond.
  6. Verify accepted payment types, deadlines and any additional release conditions.
  7. Obtain confirmation of the transaction from the authorized office.

The Detention Center website specifically states that personal checks are not accepted for bond. It also directs Livingston City Court bond matters through Livingston City Dispatch. Confirm the present procedure with the court or jail rather than sending funds based only on an online bond listing.

Avoid bond-payment scams: Do not transfer money to an unverified individual, cryptocurrency wallet, payment-app username or account claiming to arrange release. Use only payment instructions confirmed directly by the jail or responsible court.

Park County Detention Center Visitation Hours and Rules

Park County provides video-based inmate visitation at its detention facility. The county publishes two regular visitation periods.

Thursday visits

6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Subject to inmate eligibility and facility rules.

Sunday visits

1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Subject to inmate eligibility and facility rules.

Important visitation rules

  • Visits are first come, first served.
  • Advance reservations are not accepted under the published general rules.
  • Visitor check-in begins no earlier than 10 minutes before visitation starts.
  • Inmates are permitted two visits per day.
  • Visits are limited to 15 minutes each.
  • Each visitor must present photo identification.
  • Visitors must be at least 18 or accompanied by an adult.
  • Visitation is conducted by video, without direct contact.
  • Inmates cannot receive visitors before their initial appearance before a judge.
  • Disciplinary restrictions may temporarily remove visitation privileges.
Planning tip: Since visits are first come, first served and only 15 minutes long, do not assume arriving late in the visitation window guarantees a visit.

How to Send Money to a Park County Jail Inmate

Park County Detention Center lists two main ways to add funds to an inmate’s account: a kiosk located in the law-enforcement hallway and an online inmate-canteen service.

Option 1: Online deposit

Use the inmate-canteen service referenced by Park County and select the detention facility and inmate.

Open Team3 Inmate Canteen

Option 2: Detention Center kiosk

The county identifies a payment kiosk in the law-enforcement hallway of the City/County Complex.

Location: 414 E. Callender Street, Livingston, MT 59047.

After release: The county states that a departing inmate receives the remaining trust-account balance through a debit card or check.

Do not assume money sent to an inmate’s commissary account is the same as posting bond. These are separate purposes and may use different authorized payment methods.

Park County Jail Inmate Mail Address and Restrictions

Park County permits inmate correspondence but maintains restrictions on what can be received. The facility requires senders to provide their full name and return address.

Official inmate mailing address

Inmate’s Full Name
C/O Park County Detention Center
414 E. Callender
Livingston, MT 59047

Mail items generally permitted

  • Ordinary letters.
  • Acceptable greeting cards.
  • Photographs that comply with facility restrictions.

Items restricted by the published mail rules

  • Packages.
  • Polaroid photographs.
  • Newspaper clippings.
  • Stickers and glitter.
  • Musical greeting cards.
  • Blank paper or blank cards.
  • Envelopes supplied inside incoming inmate mail.
  • Drawings and writing made with prohibited materials such as markers or crayons.

All mail is subject to security inspection. The facility says that letters must be sent by mail and may not be dropped off.

Do not mail prescription medication, valuables or commissary deposits without authorization. The Detention Center has separate procedures for permitted medical items and account funding.

Park County Inmate Phone Calls and Messages

The Park County Detention Center states that inmates may make outgoing telephone calls but cannot receive incoming telephone calls.

This distinction is important for families attempting to reach someone immediately after an arrest.

Outgoing calls Inmates may place calls subject to facility rules.
Incoming calls The facility does not allow ordinary incoming inmate calls.
Messages Detention Center staff cannot pass personal messages to inmates.
Custody information Call 406-222-4178 for detention-related questions.

What should you do if an inmate has not called?

  1. Confirm that the person has actually been booked into Park County Detention Center.
  2. Allow for booking and facility processing.
  3. Verify that your telephone service is able to receive the incoming call.
  4. Follow instructions provided by the inmate or the facility for any approved calling-account arrangements.
  5. For an urgent welfare or medical concern, contact the facility directly rather than attempting to send a personal message through staff.

The official Detention Center information does not clearly establish a universal public online messaging platform for all inmates. Do not fund an unrelated communications service without checking that it is currently authorized for this facility.

Park County Detention Center Address, Entrance and Google Map

The detention facility is located inside the City/County Complex in Livingston, Montana. The jail instructs visitors to use the law-enforcement entrance at the rear of the building.

Park County Detention Center

Street address:
414 E. Callender Street
Livingston, MT 59047

Detention Center phone:
406-222-4178

County main switchboard:
406-222-4100

Building access:
Use the law-enforcement entrance at the rear of the City/County Complex.

Inside the hallway past the stairwell, the county instructs visitors to use the telephone on the right marked “JAIL.”

Do not confuse office hours with jail operation. The county detention facility can answer custody questions around the clock, but public services such as visitation, fingerprinting and administrative business have separate schedules.

Park County Justice Court, District Court and Inmate Case Information

An inmate roster can identify charges and sometimes the court associated with a bond. It is not the complete official court record.

In Park County, the next step depends on whether the case belongs to Justice Court, a municipal court or the Montana District Court.

Park County Justice Court

Handles many misdemeanor complaints and citations and initial proceedings for felony matters.

Phone: 406-222-4170

Address: 414 E. Callender Street, Livingston, MT 59047.

Official Justice Court Information

Park County District Court

Handles matters within Montana District Court jurisdiction, including felony proceedings.

Clerk phone: 406-222-4125

Clerk office: Room 106, 414 E. Callender Street, Livingston, MT 59047.

Official Clerk of District Court

How to find the court case connected to a booking

Court schedule warning: Park County Justice Court publishes regular court-appearance information, but incarcerated defendants may have proceedings at different times. Never rely on a general courtroom schedule as confirmation of an inmate’s hearing.

Montana DOC Offender Search vs. Park County Jail Roster

A county jail search and a state correctional search are different. The Park County roster focuses on people currently held at the Park County Detention Center. Montana’s Department of Corrections maintains separate offender information.

Use Park County Jail Roster for

  • Current county detention listings.
  • Local booking and arrest-date information.
  • County jail custody confirmation.
  • Available charge and bond information.

Use Montana DOC for

  • Eligible correctional offender records.
  • DOC-related custody information.
  • Information concerning correctional supervision.
  • Offenders no longer shown in the county jail system.

A missing entry from the county jail roster does not mean the person is necessarily in DOC custody. Verify the transfer or supervision status instead of assuming.

Victim Notifications and Custody Changes

People concerned about a release or transfer may need a notification service rather than repeatedly refreshing a jail roster.

Montana Department of Corrections provides information about victim notification services, including VINE-related resources.

Safety note: Do not depend solely on a nightly roster update when an immediate protection or release-notification concern exists.

Other Park County Detention Center Services

In addition to holding adult inmates, the Detention Center provides limited public-facing services.

Fingerprinting The county publishes a fingerprinting service with identification, payment and scheduling requirements.
Approved medical items The jail may accept certain necessary medications, medical equipment, eyeglasses and contact lenses under its rules.
Property restrictions The facility does not generally accept ordinary personal property for inmates.
Transfer inquiries Staff may restrict disclosure of transport details for security reasons.

The official Detention Center fingerprinting section contains inconsistent day references in its published instructions. If you need fingerprinting, call 406-222-4178 to confirm the current appointment day, availability and required payment rather than relying on an outdated schedule.

Medication: The county requires prescription medications to be in an appropriate prescription bottle with a valid prescription attached. Contact detention staff before attempting to deliver medical items.

Official Park County Jail and Court Resources

Use the following government sources and county-referenced services for current Park County inmate information, detention procedures and court-related follow-up.

Independent Guide, Accuracy and Responsible Use

This page is an independent informational guide. It is not operated by Park County, the Park County Sheriff’s Office, Park County Detention Center, Montana Department of Corrections or any Montana court.

The county’s official inmate roster is a changing custody resource. Arrests, criminal charges, warrants, bond amounts, releases and transfers may change without immediate reflection in an online record.

People appearing on a roster are presumed innocent unless and until guilt is established through the applicable legal process. Do not use the information to threaten, harass, intimidate or harm anyone.

Fair Credit Reporting Act notice: This website is not a consumer reporting agency. Do not use this guide or its linked inmate information as a consumer report for employment, housing, credit, insurance or other regulated eligibility decisions. Obtain appropriate, legally compliant records through authorized channels.

Park County Jail Roster — Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where can I find the official Park County jail roster in Montana?

The official Park County, Montana inmate roster is published by the Park County Sheriff’s Office at https://www.parkcountymt.gov/Government-Departments/Sheriff-s-Office/Inmates-Housed/. It lists people currently housed in the Park County Detention Center in Livingston.

2. How often is the Park County inmate roster updated?

Park County states that its inmate roster webpage is updated every night between midnight and 2:00 a.m. Because booking and release activity can occur between updates, contact the detention facility for immediate custody confirmation.

3. Can I search the Park County jail roster by inmate name?

Yes. Open the official inmate roster webpage and locate the person’s name in the listed inmates. You can use your browser’s Find feature to search for a surname. Compare the available charges, holding agency and arrest date before deciding you have identified the correct person.

4. Does the Park County jail roster include mugshots?

The official Park County, Montana roster format reviewed does not include a dedicated mugshot-image column. It publishes inmate names, charge and bond information, holding agencies and arrest dates. For a booking photograph, ask the responsible law-enforcement agency about its public-record request process.

5. What is the Park County Detention Center phone number?

The Park County Detention Center in Livingston, Montana can be contacted at 406-222-4178. The county states that detention staff can respond to questions around the clock, although callers may need to leave a message when staff are away from the desk.

6. Where is the Park County jail located?

The Park County Detention Center is located in the City/County Complex at 414 E. Callender Street, Livingston, MT 59047. Visitors should use the law-enforcement entrance at the rear of the building and follow the posted jail-contact instructions.

7. What are Park County jail visitation hours?

The Detention Center publishes visitation on Thursdays from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. and Sundays from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Visits are first come, first served, generally limited to 15 minutes each, and subject to identification, eligibility and facility rules. Confirm the schedule before visiting.

8. How do I send money to an inmate at Park County Detention Center?

Park County identifies a kiosk in the law-enforcement hallway and an online inmate-canteen service at team3.inmatecanteen.com. Select the correct facility and inmate, verify all payment details and review transaction fees before making a deposit. The county lists 1-800-284-1990 for assistance with online transactions.

9. Why is someone missing from the Park County jail roster?

The person may have been booked after the latest nightly update, released, transferred, held in a different facility or recorded under a different name format. Recheck the current roster and call Park County Detention Center at 406-222-4178 if custody status needs confirmation.

10. How can I find court or bond information for a Park County inmate?

Start with the charge and bond details displayed on the official inmate roster. Identify the court connected with the matter, then contact Park County Justice Court at 406-222-4170 or the Clerk of District Court at 406-222-4125, as appropriate. Confirm all holds, payment procedures and release conditions directly before posting bond.

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