Redwood Falls Jail Roster: Inmate Search & Booking Records

Redwood Falls Jail Quick Information

The jail entrance is on the east side of the Law Enforcement Center building.

How to Search the Redwood Falls Jail Roster

The most reliable place to begin is the Redwood County Sheriff’s official In Custody page. Unlike websites that copy and republish inmate information, the county provides a link to its own roster document.

Step-by-Step Inmate Lookup

1. Open the official custody page. Visit Redwood County In Custody.
2. Open the roster PDF. Select the link labeled “Redwood County In Custody (PDF).” The document should open in a browser or PDF reader.
3. Check the document date. Look for the printed date at the top of the roster so you know when the information was generated.
4. Find the inmate’s name. On a computer, use Ctrl+F or Command+F and type the surname. On a phone, use the PDF viewer’s search option if available.
5. Read the booking details. Review the listed charges, booking date, holding agency, projected release information and bail amount where displayed.
6. Confirm important information. Contact the jail at 507-637-1313 if you need to verify whether the person remains in custody.

What Does the Jail Roster Include?

Redwood County’s published roster format includes several useful information fields, although individual entries may vary.

The document should be treated as a custody snapshot, not a permanent criminal history report. A listed criminal charge does not mean the person has been convicted.

Redwood Falls Recent Bookings and Arrest Records

A recent booking record documents an individual’s admission into a detention facility. The Redwood County jail roster provides a way to review currently published custody information.

How to Check Recent Jail Bookings

1. Visit the Redwood County Sheriff’s Office website.
2. Choose the “In Custody” or “Current Redwood County Jail Roster” link.
3. Open the roster PDF and note the document’s date.
4. Review the booking dates to identify recent entries.
5. Check the arrest charges and holding agency for relevant records.
6. Contact jail staff if the person was arrested after the document was generated.

Arrest Record vs. Booking Record vs. Inmate Roster

Can I Find Yesterday’s Jail Bookings?

Check the date printed on the current roster. If the document is newer than the booking you are researching, the person may appear. However, someone arrested yesterday may already have been released or transferred.

For an older admission, a release record or an incident report that is no longer shown in the active roster, contact the Sheriff’s Office about the records-request process.

Redwood Falls Jail Mugshots and Booking Photos

A booking photograph, commonly called a mugshot, may be taken when an individual is admitted into custody. Public availability depends on the records released by the agency.

The official Redwood County roster PDF is primarily a custody and charge listing. Do not assume that photographs are available for every inmate or that third-party mugshot websites have current information.

How to Request a Booking Photograph

1. Find the inmate’s record using the official jail roster.
2. Check whether a photograph is included with the information published by the county.
3. If a photo is not shown, contact the Redwood County Sheriff’s Office at 507-637-4036.
4. Ask whether the relevant booking photograph is public and how to request it.
5. Follow the agency’s instructions and pay any applicable authorized record-copying fee.

Why Is Someone Missing From the Redwood County Jail Roster?

An inmate may not appear in the PDF even if there was a recent arrest.

Possible reasons include:

• The person was just arrested and intake has not been completed.
• The roster PDF has not been regenerated since the booking.
• The person has already been released.
• The inmate was transferred to another county detention center.
• A state or federal correctional agency has assumed custody.
• The name or spelling differs from the name searched.
• The record is restricted from public disclosure.

What to Do When You Cannot Find an Inmate

1. Try the person’s full legal surname or an alternative spelling.
2. Confirm that you are looking for Redwood County, Minnesota.
3. Check the roster document date.
4. Call the jail at 507-637-1313.
5. If staff confirm a transfer, ask which agency currently holds the person.

If the person has entered Minnesota state prison custody rather than county jail custody, check the Minnesota Department of Corrections offender search.

Redwood County Jail Visitation Hours and Rules

The Redwood County Sheriff’s Office publishes specific visiting hours for the jail. Visits occur through the video visiting facilities located in the jail lobby.

Published Visiting Schedule

These times come from the county’s published visitation policy. Call before visiting because individual access and facility operations can change.

Visitation Guidelines

• Visits generally last up to 20 minutes.
• Each inmate may have two adult visitors per day.
• Each visitor is limited to one visit with a particular inmate per day.
• Video visiting takes place in the visiting quarters of the jail lobby.
• Visitors may be asked to provide positive identification.
• Visitors are registered and may be searched under the jail’s rules.
• Visitors who appear intoxicated or under the influence will not be allowed to visit.
• Food and unauthorized personal items are prohibited in the visiting area.

Can Children Visit?

The county permits children under 18 to visit immediate family during the Saturday visiting period only. Children age 15 or younger must be accompanied by an adult family member over 18.

Do not leave children unsupervised in the building. Confirm children’s eligibility and any identification requirements with staff before visiting.

How to Send Money to a Redwood Falls Jail Inmate

The Redwood County Sheriff’s Office provides both an in-person deposit kiosk and an online inmate-money service.

Option 1: Deposit Money at the Jail

1. Confirm that the inmate is held at Redwood County Jail.
2. Go to the jail entrance at 303 East 3rd Street.
3. Locate the inmate-money kiosk in the jail entrance area.
4. Follow the kiosk instructions and select the correct recipient.
5. Review the amount and service fees before paying.
6. Keep the receipt.

According to the Sheriff’s Office, the kiosk is available for deposits during the day or night.

Option 2: Deposit Money Online

1. Visit the official Sheriff’s Office website.
2. Find the “Inmate Money Deposit” section.
3. Follow the county’s link to the inmate canteen deposit website.
4. Select the appropriate facility and inmate.
5. Enter the amount, review the fees and complete the transaction.

The county’s current website links to the JailATM deposit platform. If the platform changes, follow the link published by the Sheriff’s Office rather than an old bookmark.

Redwood Falls Jail Inmate Phone Calls

Redwood County’s Sheriff’s Office publishes a link to an inmate phone-card service through Reliance Telephone.

How to Set Up Inmate Phone Services

1. Confirm the person is currently housed at Redwood County Jail.
2. Visit the Sheriff’s Office jail-information page.
3. Select the “Redwood County Jail Inmate Phone Card Website” link.
4. Follow the service provider’s account setup instructions.
5. Review call charges and account restrictions before adding funds.

Phone service: Reliance Telephone Account Management

Inmate calling privileges, available services and charges may change. For technical account questions, use the provider’s official support resources. For facility-specific restrictions, call the jail.

How to Send Mail to an Inmate at Redwood County Jail

Letters and approved correspondence can help inmates maintain contact with family and friends. However, jail mail is subject to security screening and facility rules.

The Sheriff’s visitation policy states that letters and pictures must be sent through the U.S. Postal Service rather than being handed to the inmate during a visit.

Before Mailing a Letter

1. Call the jail at 507-637-1313 for its current inmate mailing address and formatting requirements.
2. Confirm the inmate’s full name and any required identifier.
3. Ask whether personal correspondence is handled directly or through a processing service.
4. Verify restrictions on photographs, greeting cards, books, money and enclosures.
5. Include an accurate return address and follow all mailing instructions.

Legal correspondence may follow different procedures. Attorneys should confirm the correct legal-mail process directly with the facility.

Redwood Falls Jail Bail, Bond and Release Information

When a person is arrested, the court determines whether release is permitted and what conditions apply. The public jail roster may contain a bail amount and a projected release date, when applicable.

How to Check the Bail Amount

1. Open the official Redwood County In Custody PDF.
2. Locate the inmate’s name.
3. Review any bail amount listed in the record.
4. Call the jail at 507-637-1313 to verify whether the amount is current.
5. Ask where and how payment may be made.
6. Confirm whether the inmate has another hold or condition preventing immediate release.

Cash Bail vs. Bail Bond

Why Is an Inmate Not Released Immediately?

Even after a bond payment or release order, the jail may need time to verify the paperwork, process the inmate’s property, complete administrative steps or address another agency’s hold.

A projected release date is not guaranteed. Confirm the current status directly with jail staff or the court.

Redwood County Criminal Court Records and Hearing Search

A jail roster shows custody information. For criminal case filings, court hearings, legal proceedings or court orders, use the Minnesota Judicial Branch’s court records system.

How to Search Minnesota Court Records

1. Open Minnesota Court Records Online (MCRO).
2. Read and accept the court system’s access terms.
3. Choose Case Search or Hearing Search, depending on what you need.
4. Enter the available name, case number, citation number or other supported search information.
5. Choose the correct case from the results.
6. Review the Register of Actions, scheduled hearings and public documents where available.

Redwood County Court Administration

MCRO is intended for access to public case information, but its online documents and records are not certified copies. Some restricted, confidential or older information may not be available online.

Redwood County Active Warrants

The Sheriff’s Office also provides an Active Warrant List. A warrant list is different from an inmate roster: a person may have a warrant but not currently be in jail.

How to Check the Official Warrant List

1. Visit the Redwood County Sheriff’s Office.
2. Locate the “Active Warrant List” link.
3. Open the available county warrant listing.
4. Check the identifying details carefully.
5. Contact the Sheriff’s Office or the issuing court to verify whether the warrant remains active.

Do not rely on a downloaded or copied list to determine whether a warrant has been canceled. Only the responsible agency or court can confirm its current status.

Redwood County Jail Address, Telephone and Directions

Jail Location Map

Redwood County Jail is located in Redwood Falls, Minnesota, at the county Law Enforcement Center.

Open Directions in Google Maps

Before driving to the facility, confirm whether the matter can be handled in person and whether an appointment or identification is required.

Redwood Falls Jail Roster: 10 Frequently Asked Questions

Official Redwood Falls Jail and Court Resources

Use the following government and authorized service links for transactions or information that may change.

• Redwood County Official In Custody Roster — current inmate PDF.
• Redwood County Sheriff’s Office — jail, visitation, deposits and active warrants.
• Redwood County Government Locations — official jail, sheriff and court addresses.
• JailATM — county-linked inmate deposit service.
• Reliance Telephone — county-linked inmate telephone account service.
• Minnesota Court Records Online — public case and hearing searches.
• Minnesota DOC Offender Search — state correctional custody information.