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The Todd County Jail roster is published by the Todd County Sheriff’s Office in Long Prairie, Minnesota. Its official inmate roster is a PDF report that may include names, ages, arrest dates, criminal charges and front booking photographs.
This guide covers Todd County, Minnesota, not Todd County, South Dakota. Use the official county roster to check published booking information, and contact the jail directly to confirm current custody, visitation, bail or release details.
Official Todd County Jail Roster & Current Inmates
The Todd County Sheriff’s Office publishes its inmate roster as a downloadable PDF. The county website also includes an Inmate Roster navigation link, allowing visitors to reach the report through the official Sheriff’s Office pages.
Use the PDF for publicly displayed custody and booking information. Check its printed date and confirm time-sensitive information with jail staff.
View Todd County Inmate Roster PDF →What information appears on the Todd County inmate roster?
County-published roster reports include fields for a front mugshot, inmate name, age and arrest date. Entries may also list criminal charges and applicable Minnesota statute references.
Does the roster include booking photographs?
Yes, the county’s published roster format includes a front mugshot column. Individual entries may have a photograph or an empty image field.
Is the Todd County roster updated every day?
The county provides a daily inmate roster file, but the precise freshness of any copy should be checked using the date printed in the PDF. Do not assume that an older downloaded or cached copy reflects today’s custody.
Who operates Todd County Jail?
The Todd County Sheriff’s Office operates the detention center. The facility’s 2025 Minnesota Department of Corrections inspection report identified the Sheriff’s Office as its certificate holder.
Does a roster entry mean the person was convicted?
No. Arrest and booking records may reflect allegations or pending proceedings. A criminal conviction must be established through the relevant court record.
How to Search the Todd County Jail Roster by Name
The county’s roster is a PDF rather than a conventional inmate-search form. Search the document using your browser or PDF reader.
Visit the official inmate roster PDF.
Look for the report’s date near the beginning of the document. An older report cannot establish current custody.
Press Ctrl+F on Windows or Command+F on Mac. Mobile users can select the search icon in their PDF viewer.
Enter the surname first, then add the first name if several results appear.
Review the displayed full name, age and arrest date. Do not rely on the name alone.
Check the listed allegations and Minnesota statute references without treating them as convictions.
Where a front mugshot appears, compare it carefully with other identifiers to reduce mistaken identity.
Call Todd County Jail at 320-732-7743 for time-sensitive custody questions.
Can I search by booking number?
The publicly available PDF format does not establish a separate booking-number search field. If you have a booking identifier, give it to jail staff when requesting confirmation.
Can I search from my phone?
Yes. Open the PDF in your phone’s browser or PDF reader. If the browser does not support searching, download the file and open it in a PDF app.
What if the PDF will not open?
Try the official Sheriff’s jail page, then select Inmate Roster from its navigation. If the report remains unavailable, contact jail staff.
Todd County Jail Daily Bookings & Recent Arrests
The county roster includes arrest dates and charge information, which can help readers identify recent admissions. However, a current-custody report is not necessarily a complete record of every arrest or release during a calendar day.
How to check a recent Todd County booking
Does the roster list everyone arrested today?
No. A person arrested and released without remaining in jail may not appear in a current inmate roster. The list also may not include arrests handled outside the facility.
Is the arrest date the same as the booking date?
Not necessarily. An arrest date describes the arrest event, while booking refers to jail intake. The two may occur at different times.
Can one person have multiple charges?
Yes. An inmate entry may contain several charge descriptions or statute references.
Where can I find an older booking?
Contact the Sheriff’s Office Records Unit to ask about historical arrest or jail documentation.
Todd County Jail Booking Record Fields Explained
| Roster Field | Meaning | What to Check |
|---|---|---|
| Front Mugshot | Booking photograph if displayed | Not evidence of conviction |
| Last, First, Middle Name | Recorded inmate identity | Compare spelling and age |
| Age | Age listed in the report | Useful for distinguishing similar names |
| Arrest Date | Date associated with the arrest | May differ from intake time |
| Charge Description | Alleged offense or custody basis | Not a finding of guilt |
| Statute Number | Minnesota law cited in the record | Check court records for final disposition |
| Printed Date | Date the report was generated | Essential for determining freshness |
Why are Minnesota statute numbers displayed?
Statute numbers identify the legal provisions associated with listed charges. They help readers distinguish offenses with similar descriptions.
Does the roster show bail for every inmate?
Not necessarily. The publicly available report format does not guarantee that bail amounts or all release conditions are displayed.
Does an arrest entry show the next court hearing?
Not reliably. Use Minnesota Court Records Online for eligible public hearing and case information.
Can the charges change after booking?
Yes. Prosecutors and courts may amend, dismiss or resolve charges after the initial arrest.
Todd County Jail Mugshots & Booking Photographs
Unlike some county rosters that contain only text, Todd County’s official PDF format includes a Front Mugshot column. Availability may vary by entry, and a blank image field does not mean the person was never photographed.
How to find a Todd County booking mugshot
Are all Todd County mugshots available online?
No. Although the report contains a photograph field, individual images may be unavailable, withheld or absent from a particular copy.
Can I request an older mugshot?
Ask the Sheriff’s Records Unit at 320-732-7748 whether the photograph is retained and available under Minnesota government-data rules.
Can a mugshot be used as proof of guilt?
No. A booking photograph reflects an arrest or detention process, not a criminal conviction.
Why Someone May Not Appear on the Todd County Jail Roster
No-result troubleshooting checklist
Where can I search Minnesota state inmates?
Use the Minnesota Department of Corrections offender locator for eligible state correctional records.
Where can I search federal inmates?
Use the Federal Bureau of Prisons Inmate Locator.
Are juvenile detention records included?
Do not assume so. Juvenile custody records are subject to different systems and confidentiality requirements.
Todd County Jail Bail, Bond & Release Procedures
Bail and release conditions depend on the criminal case, court orders and any additional holds. Todd County’s public roster should not be used as the sole source for a current bail amount.
How to arrange bail at Todd County Jail
Can I pay bail online?
Do not assume that the jail’s inmate deposit websites accept bail. The county’s published JailATM and NCIC information concerns inmate funds and communication, not necessarily court-ordered bail.
Does posting bail guarantee immediate release?
No. Additional holds, court orders and administrative processing can delay or prevent release.
Can a person be released without paying bail?
Depending on the case, a court may authorize release on recognizance or subject to conditions without requiring the usual cash bail amount.
Can a bail bond company help?
Bond options depend on Minnesota law and the court’s order. Confirm the permitted procedure with jail staff or a qualified attorney.
Todd County Jail Visitation Hours, Appointments & Video Visits
The Sheriff’s Office publishes an on-site visiting schedule and requires all in-person visits to be scheduled in advance by calling 320-732-7743.
2:00 PM–4:00 PM
7:00 PM–9:00 PM
8:00 AM–10:00 AM
8:00 AM–10:00 AM
7:00 PM–9:00 PM
20 minutes per visit
These are the Sheriff’s published on-site visiting sessions, not guaranteed appointment availability. Confirm the schedule before traveling.
How to schedule an in-person visit
How to arrange remote video visitation
Is on-site video visitation free?
Yes. The Sheriff’s Office states that on-site video visitation is available without charge.
Are remote video visits free?
Remote service fees may differ. Review the NCIC account’s pricing before purchasing a session.
Can minors visit?
The Sheriff’s policy allows visitors under 18 only when they are immediate family members of the inmate and accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
What is NCIC’s support number?
Contact NCIC Correctional Services at 800-943-2189 or info@ncic.com.
Todd County Jail Inmate Phone Calls, Messages & Tablets
The Sheriff’s Office identifies NCIC Correctional Services for inmate communication. Correctional officers do not take ordinary messages for inmates.
How to contact an inmate through NCIC
Can jail staff pass a message to an inmate?
The Sheriff’s Office states that correctional officers do not take messages for inmates. Use the approved NCIC communication service instead.
Can inmates use tablets?
The Sheriff’s Office says tablets may be provided after booking and after the inmate signs a user agreement. Access is subject to facility rules.
Are tablet messages confidential?
No. The county explicitly states that messages sent through the tablet service are not confidential.
Can I add money for tablet messaging?
The Sheriff’s Office identifies NCIC as an available service for adding funds for inmate tablet communications.
Todd County Jail Commissary, JailATM & Inmate Money Deposits
The Sheriff’s Office authorizes deposits through JailATM and a Lockdown kiosk in the Sheriff’s Office video-visitation area. The county also identifies NCIC for certain inmate communication funds.
How to add money to an inmate account
Can I deposit cash at the jail?
The county states that the Lockdown kiosk accepts cash. The published cash deposit fee is $3.00; confirm current pricing at the kiosk.
Does the kiosk accept credit cards?
Yes. The Sheriff’s published instructions say the kiosk accepts credit cards and identifies a fee of $3.00 or 10%. Verify the amount shown before paying.
Can I hand cash to a correctional officer?
No. The Sheriff’s Office states that correctional officers do not accept money directly from the public.
Can I order commissary items for an inmate?
Yes. The county directs family and friends to JailATM for approved canteen purchases.
Can staff disclose an inmate’s account balance?
The county states that correctional officers cannot share account information with anyone other than the inmate.
Todd County Jail Inmate Mail & Mailing Address
The Sheriff’s Office provides an inmate mailing format and requires incoming mail to arrive through the United States Postal Service. All mail is subject to inspection by correctional staff.
115 3rd Street South
Long Prairie, MN 56347
Use the inmate’s complete legal name and your full return address. Confirm any additional requirements with jail staff before sending restricted materials.
How to send mail to a Todd County inmate
Can I drop off letters at the jail?
The Sheriff’s Office states that inmate mail must come through the U.S. Post Office. Follow the published mailing procedure rather than attempting an informal drop-off.
Can I send stamps or envelopes?
The county states that inmates can purchase stamps and envelopes at the jail and that staff do not accept stamps or envelopes left by visitors.
Is inmate mail inspected?
Yes. The Sheriff’s Office states that incoming mail is subject to inspection by correctional staff.
Can I send books or photographs?
Contact jail staff about current publication and photo restrictions before sending items beyond ordinary correspondence.
Can attorneys send legal mail?
Legal correspondence may be subject to separate privileged-mail procedures. Attorneys should contact the facility for the appropriate instructions.
Todd County Jail Inmate Property & Release Pickup
Property collected during jail booking may be handled separately from evidence held by law enforcement. Family members should obtain authorization before attempting to collect personal belongings.
Personal belongings stored in connection with inmate intake or release. Contact jail staff about authorization and pickup.
Jail: 320-732-7743 →Property connected with an investigation may require separate approval from the responsible agency or court.
Sheriff’s Office →How to arrange property pickup
Can family members collect property?
Possibly, subject to authorization and facility policy. Do not assume that family relationship alone permits release of property.
Can I collect evidence from the jail?
Not necessarily. Evidence may remain under the control of the investigating agency or court.
What happens to belongings after release?
Authorized belongings may be returned during release processing. Ask jail staff about any items that remain unclaimed.
Todd County Minnesota Court Records & Hearing Dates
Todd County District Court is part of Minnesota’s Seventh Judicial District. Court records, criminal charges, hearings and case dispositions should be checked through the Minnesota Judicial Branch rather than relying solely on a jail roster.
How to search a Todd County criminal case
Can I find the next court hearing online?
Eligible public cases may display hearing information in MCRO. Confirm important hearing dates directly with the court.
Does the jail roster show convictions?
No. The roster records arrest and detention-related information. Official court records are the appropriate source for case outcomes.
Can I request certified court documents?
Contact Todd County District Court administration for current copy fees, certification procedures and access restrictions.
Are all court cases publicly searchable?
No. Juvenile, sealed, confidential and certain restricted records may not be available through public online access.
Todd County Jail Release Alerts & Minnesota VINE
The Sheriff’s Office identifies VINE (Victim Information and Notification Everyday) as a free, anonymous custody-information and notification service. Eligible users can receive updates about release, transfer or escape events.
How to check custody or register for notifications
Is Minnesota VINE free?
The Sheriff’s Office describes VINE as a free, anonymous service.
What changes can trigger notifications?
The county identifies release, transfer and escape events among the notifications available through VINE.
Can I rely only on VINE for safety?
No. The Sheriff’s Office warns users not to depend solely on VINE for protection because information and notifications may be delayed.
What if I need immediate custody confirmation?
Call Todd County Jail at 320-732-7743. For an immediate emergency, contact emergency services.
Todd County Jail Records Requests & Historical Booking Information
The Todd County Sheriff’s Office maintains a separate Records Unit for law-enforcement records. Historical arrest reports, booking records and photographs may be subject to the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act and applicable disclosure restrictions.
Long Prairie, MN 56347
How to request an older booking or arrest record
Can I request a past arrest report?
You may ask the responsible agency for access. Some information may be public while other portions may be confidential, protected or redacted.
Can I obtain an old booking photograph?
Ask the Sheriff’s Records Unit whether the image is retained and available for disclosure.
Are there copying fees?
Fees may depend on the record and request. Confirm the applicable amount with the office before ordering copies.
Can the Sheriff’s Office provide a complete criminal history?
A county booking report is not a complete statewide criminal-history check. Use the appropriate Minnesota criminal-history process for that purpose.
Todd County Jail Address, Contact Information & Google Map
Long Prairie, MN 56347
The detention center is located in Long Prairie. Confirm visitation appointments, bail procedures or property pickup instructions before arriving.
Get directions to Todd County Jail →
Checklist Before Searching, Visiting or Sending Money
Official Todd County Jail & Minnesota Records Resources
County-published PDF with inmate names, arrest dates, charge information and front mugshot fields.
Open official roster →Official visitation sessions, NCIC communications, JailATM deposits, inmate mail and VINE guidance.
Open jail page →Agency contacts, jail administration, records information and office hours.
Visit Sheriff’s Office →County departments, public notices, services and official government information.
Visit county website →Approved inmate video visitation, messaging and tablet communication accounts.
Open NCIC account →County-authorized online inmate deposits and commissary purchasing service.
Open JailATM →Public access to eligible Minnesota court cases, hearings and available documents.
Search court records →Official court administration, rules, locations and records guidance.
Visit Minnesota courts →State correctional information and offender resources.
Visit Minnesota DOC →Search eligible Minnesota Department of Corrections public offender records.
Open offender search →Custody information and eligible victim-notification registration.
Check VINELink →Official information about government-record access and disclosure restrictions.
Review data practices →2025 official inspection report identifying Todd County Jail’s facility location and operating authority.
View inspection PDF →Verification note: The county Sheriff’s Jail page provides the address, contact number, visitation sessions, mail rules, NCIC communication instructions and JailATM deposit procedures. The county’s roster PDF was identified through the official county website, but its current contents could not be fetched during preparation. No live inmate count, names or October 2026 custody status are asserted here. The Minnesota Department of Corrections’ 2025 facility inspection provides additional confirmation of the jail’s identity and address.
Todd County Jail Roster FAQs
1. How do I search the Todd County Jail roster?
Open the Todd County Sheriff’s Office inmate roster PDF, check the printed report date and use your browser or PDF viewer’s Find function to search the person’s surname. Compare the age and arrest date, then call 320-732-7743 to confirm current custody.
2. Does Todd County publish daily inmate bookings?
The county provides a daily inmate roster PDF with names, arrest dates and charges. It is useful for reviewing published booking information but should not be treated as a complete historical record of every arrest and release. Check the report’s printed date.
3. Are Todd County Jail mugshots available online?
The official county roster format includes a Front Mugshot column, and booking photographs may appear alongside inmate entries. A photograph is not guaranteed for every entry. For older images, contact the Sheriff’s Records Unit at 320-732-7748.
4. What is the Todd County Jail address and phone number?
Todd County Detention Center is located at 115 3rd Street South, Long Prairie, Minnesota 56347. The jail staff telephone number is 320-732-7743.
5. Why is someone missing from the Todd County inmate roster?
The person may have been recently booked, released or transferred, may be listed under a different name or may be absent from an older PDF. Check the printed report date and call Todd County Jail for current custody confirmation.
6. What are Todd County Jail visitation hours?
The Sheriff’s published on-site visiting sessions are Wednesday 2:00–4:00 PM and 7:00–9:00 PM, Friday 8:00–10:00 AM, and Sunday 8:00–10:00 AM and 7:00–9:00 PM. All in-person visits require advance scheduling at 320-732-7743. Visits last 20 minutes, and availability must be confirmed.
7. How do I arrange video visitation or inmate phone communication?
Todd County Jail uses NCIC Correctional Services for video visitation and inmate messaging. Create an account at account.ncic.com or contact NCIC at 800-943-2189. The Sheriff’s Office states that ordinary messages are not confidential.
8. How do I send commissary money to a Todd County inmate?
The Sheriff’s Office authorizes JailATM online deposits and a Lockdown kiosk in the video-visitation area. The published kiosk fee is $3 for cash deposits and $3 or 10% for credit cards. Personal checks are not accepted. Review the current transaction fee before paying.
9. How do I mail a letter or post bail for a Todd County inmate?
Address inmate mail to the inmate’s full name at 115 3rd Street South, Long Prairie, MN 56347, and send it through the U.S. Postal Service. For bail, call 320-732-7743 to verify the amount, accepted payment methods and any additional holds before paying.
10. How can I check Todd County court records or inmate release alerts?
Use Minnesota Court Records Online to search eligible Todd County criminal cases. For custody notifications, check VINELink or call Minnesota VINE at 1-877-664-8463. For urgent current custody confirmation, contact Todd County Jail at 320-732-7743.