Jackson County Jail Inmate Search & Roster 2026

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Jackson County, Missouri · Detention, court and family-help guide

Jackson County Missouri Inmate Search: Custody, Bond, Court, Visits, Money and Mail

A Jackson County inmate search is more complicated than typing a name into one box. The county detention database is designed to show selected information about people held by the Jackson County Detention Center—but it is specifically not an arrest-report, booking-record or court-record database.

This guide routes you to the right system, explains what to do when no result appears, covers the county’s 2026 detention-center transition, and gives the practical rules for bond, Case.net, video visits, phone calls, electronic messages, photos, commissary, mail, property and trial clothing.

Open official inmate search Call Detention Center No inmate result?
Do not treat the inmate search as an arrest record. Jackson County explicitly states that its detention database is not created from court records, arrest reports or booking records. Most people held on criminal charges have not been convicted and are presumed innocent.
Official inmate search

Jackson County Detention Center population database.

Main number

816-881-4200

Visitation line

816-881-4236

Court cases

Use Missouri Case.net, not the jail database.

Source review

Checked August 14, 2026.

Start here

Search the right Jackson County system first

This decision is more important than the search technique. Jackson County’s own disclaimer separates detention records, arrest records, court records and Kansas City municipal custody.

Which system answers your question?
You need Correct source Why
Is the person held by Jackson County Detention Center? Jackson County Inmate Online Search This is the county’s live detention population search.
What are the pending charges and court dates? Missouri Case.net Jackson County says court information comes from Case.net, not the inmate search.
Arrest report, incident report or booking record The arresting law-enforcement agency The Detention Center says it does not perform the booking function or maintain booking records.
Kansas City municipal detainee Kansas City Municipal Court jail information Municipal detainees are outside the Jackson County detention search.
Person transferred to Missouri state prison Missouri Department of Corrections Offender Search A state-sentenced person may no longer be in county custody.
Most useful local distinction: Jackson County’s Detention Center and the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office are not interchangeable record custodians. The county inmate-search disclaimer tells users to contact the law-enforcement agency that made the arrest when they need arrest reports, incident reports, booking information or related arrest records.

Choose the problem you need to solve

Everything important is explained on this page before a live external action is required.

What a Jackson County inmate result does—and does not—prove

How to interpret detention information safely
Information What it can help establish What it cannot establish
Name A possible occupant match. That two people with the same name are the same individual.
Photograph Selected detention-system identifying information. A legal right to reuse the image commercially or for harassment.
Inmate/master ID The identifying number used for detention services. A criminal court disposition.
Custody listing That the county database presently associates the person with JCDC custody. That status has not changed moments after the database update.
Charge-related information Selected detention-related data. The complete official court history; use Case.net.
Arrest details Nothing definitive from this database alone. The arrest report or incident report; contact the arresting agency.
Jackson County’s own warning matters: The search information can change quickly, and most detainees held because of criminal charges have not been convicted. Avoid publishing allegations as established facts.
Search troubleshooting

No Jackson County inmate result? Follow this custody-routing checklist

The arrest just happened Intake, transfer and database processing may still be underway. Retry and call the detention center when the location is urgent.
The name may be entered differently Retry with the legal surname, former surname, hyphen variation, suffix or fewer name fields.
It is a Kansas City municipal matter Do not expect the Jackson County detention database to cover city municipal detainees.
The person was arrested by another agency Contact that agency for booking and arrest information. The Detention Center does not maintain the arresting agency’s booking record.
The person may already be released Check Case.net to determine whether a criminal case continues even though county custody has ended.
The person may have transferred to state prison Search the Missouri Department of Corrections after sentencing or confirmed transfer.
Another jurisdiction has a warrant or hold Custody can move between jurisdictions. Ask which agency now has physical custody.
You only need the court case Skip the detention search and use Missouri Case.net directly.
Useful custody call script “I am trying to confirm the current custody location of [full legal name]. I believe the person was arrested on [date] by [agency]. The Jackson County inmate search is not showing a clear current result. Can you tell me whether the person is currently in Jackson County custody or whether I should contact another facility or agency?”

Kansas City municipal detainees are a separate search problem

Jackson County’s inmate-search disclaimer says its database does not include Kansas City municipal detention information. Current Kansas City Municipal Court information goes further: the City says it currently uses outside facilities for Kansas City Police Department and Municipal Court justice-involved individuals.

Vernon County, Missouri Jail

Kansas City lists this as one facility currently housing municipal/KCPD detainees.

Johnson County, Missouri Jail

Kansas City also lists this county facility for city detainees.

Municipal inmate list

Kansas City says its municipal list is updated once daily Monday–Friday, excluding holidays.

Why this matters: Someone can be arrested inside Kansas City and still not appear in the Jackson County Detention Center search. The charge type and custody agency—not just the city where the arrest occurred—determine which roster to use.
2026 location transition

Jackson County opened a new jail in 2026—but public service locations are still changing

Jackson County cut the ribbon on its new approximately 470,000-square-foot Detention Center on March 19, 2026. The new detention-center project site is 7000 E. U.S. Highway 40, Kansas City, MO 64129.

At the same time, Jackson County’s current public detention page still lists 1300 Cherry Street as the public contact location and specifically directs bond-kiosk users there. The 16th Circuit now says its Criminal Divisions have moved from 1315 Locust to the Jackson County Public Safety Campus, 7008 E. 31st Street S.

Do not confuse these Jackson County locations
Location Published role in 2026 Before traveling
7000 E. U.S. Highway 40 Site of the new Jackson County Detention Center opened in March 2026. Confirm which public entrance/service you need.
1300 Cherry Street Still listed on Jackson County’s current detention service page and as the on-site bond-kiosk location. Call the jail before going because of the facility transition.
7008 E. 31st Street S. Jackson County Public Safety Campus; 16th Circuit says Criminal Divisions now hear cases there. Check the individual case/division notice before court.
1315 Locust Street Criminal Records office location and the location still identified by the county’s bond instructions for weekday Jackson County Court bond processing. Call the bond/records number before traveling.
2026 travel rule: Do not rely on an old search result, old Google listing or even a single county page when the trip involves bond, visitation, court or property pickup. Call the responsible office first because Jackson County is actively transitioning detention and criminal-court operations.
Detention Center

Main: 816-881-4200

Visitation: 816-881-4236

Email: corrections@jacksongov.org

16th Circuit Court

Main county staff directory listing: 816-881-3934

Always confirm the division’s current hearing location.

New Jackson County Detention Center site
1300 Cherry public-service listing
Bond workflow

Jackson County bond payment: verify first, pay second, notify Records third

Jackson County publishes a particularly important extra step: after a bond is posted, the payer should contact Records because the staff says it does not otherwise receive notification that money has been placed on the inmate’s account.

Wait until the court has set the bond Jackson County says a bond may be posted after the court establishes the amount and conditions.
Verify the amount before paying The county’s current consolidated detention page directs users to call 816-881-4201 and choose option 5.
Identify whether it is a Jackson County Court bond The county does not take Kansas City Police Department bonds. For those, the published number is 816-234-5180.
Choose the payment route Jackson County lists weekday Criminal Records processing, online card payment, telephone card payment and an on-site cash/card kiosk.
Keep the payment confirmation Save the inmate name, ID, case number, payment confirmation, date and time.
Call Records after the bond is posted Jackson County tells users to call 816-881-4201, option 5 after payment so Records staff can be told that the inmate should be processed.
Do not assume payment equals immediate release Release processing can still depend on court orders, identification, other cases, warrants, holds and internal release procedures.
Jackson County bond payment options
Method Published instruction Important detail
Criminal Records Jackson County currently says Court bonds posted 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Monday–Friday should be handled through Criminal Records. Call before traveling because criminal-court operations have moved during the 2026 transition.
Access Corrections online 24/7 card payment available. Additional vendor fees may apply.
Telephone card payment Call 1-866-345-1884. Verify inmate and bond amount first.
On-site kiosk County currently lists cash/card kiosk at 1300 Cherry. Published vendor fee is 7%; machine does not take $1 bills.
Court bond ownership rule: The 16th Circuit explains that bond money posted to a defendant’s case is receipted in the defendant’s name and treated by the court as belonging to the defendant. The payer relinquishes a personal claim to the money if it is later refunded on the case.
Conflicting county phone pages: A separate Jackson County bond page still shows an older/different Records number, while the current consolidated detention page instructs users to call 816-881-4201 option 5. Because the county is transitioning facilities, use the consolidated current instruction and verify before payment.
Make 24/7 bond card payment Verify bond: 816-881-4201 option 5

Use Missouri Case.net for charges, court date and docket history

Jackson County expressly says the detention search is not sourced from court records. Missouri Case.net is the correct public system for pending criminal cases.

Search the inmate first only when custody is the question Save the correct legal name and any available case identifiers.
Open Missouri Case.net Search public case information by case number or litigant name.
Choose Jackson County / 16th Judicial Circuit where applicable This prevents mixing the person with a case from another Missouri jurisdiction.
Check docket entries and court settings Look for the case number, filing activity, scheduled hearing and assigned division.
Confirm the hearing location The 16th Circuit says Criminal Divisions formerly at 1315 Locust are now hearing cases at Jackson County Public Safety Campus, 7008 E. 31st Street S., although individual division notices should still be checked.
Use Track This Case when available Missouri courts offer case tracking for email notification of case activity.
Criminal Records — Kansas City

Phone: 816-881-4350

Published office: 1315 Locust, Kansas City, MO 64106

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

Criminal Records — Independence

Phone: 816-881-4500

308 W. Kansas, Suite 127, Independence, MO 64050

Sealed cases: The 16th Circuit says a case that does not appear in Case.net may be sealed. Information about a sealed case generally requires the party to appear with photo identification under applicable access rules.
Search Missouri Case.net
Video visitation

Jackson County on-site and remote video visitation: exact workflow

General public visits are video visits. Jackson County currently uses SmartJailMail / Smart Communications.

On-site visit — free

Create a SmartJailMail account First-time users need an email address.
Upload verification photographs Provide a current picture of your face and a photograph of your identification card. Jackson County says these verification images are not visible to inmates.
Request connection with the inmate The inmate determines whether to accept the connection.
Choose Visitation → Schedule a Video Visit Search and select the inmate by name.
Select Local Visit Choose the visit length and available date/time.
Schedule 24 hours to 7 days ahead Visits must be booked at least 24 hours in advance and may be scheduled no more than seven days ahead.
Watch for the QuickCode About one hour before the visit, Smart Communications should send a text or email with a visitation QuickCode.
Enter the QuickCode at the lobby kiosk You may also log in with your username and password.
Jackson County video visitation schedule
Visit type Daily availability Cost / limit
On-site video 8:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.; 1:30 p.m.–4:00 p.m. Free; inmates not restricted are allowed one on-site video visit per day.
Remote video 5:00–6:00 a.m.; 8:00–11:00 a.m.; 1:30–4:00 p.m.; 6:30–9:30 p.m. $0.10 per minute.
General visit duration Scheduled session Jackson County limits visits to a maximum of 30 minutes.

Remote visit setup

Create and verify the SmartJailMail account
Connect with the inmate
Buy credits before scheduling
Select “Remote Visit”
Schedule 24 hours–7 days ahead
Use Chrome, Edge or Safari when possible
Use a strong internet connection
Keep your face visible to the camera
Remote camera rule: Jackson County warns that only the visitor’s face should remain visible during the visit. Turning away from the camera can stop the video feed.

Visitor entry rules

  • Adults need a valid driver’s license, state-approved ID, U.S. passport, U.S. Military Service Card or Green Card.
  • Persons under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
  • Visitors appearing or suspected to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs are denied.
  • Children must remain directly supervised.
  • Visitors can be subject to records checks, metal detection, searches and security screening.
  • Visitors cannot leave items for the inmate.
  • Outer garments such as coats, jackets, hoodies, sweaters and hats must be removed for on-site visits; lockers are available.
  • Shoes are required.
  • Sheer clothing, exposed undergarments, inflammatory imagery and clothing posing security concerns are prohibited.

Actions that immediately terminate video visitation

Nudity

Nudity, near nudity or depictions of either.

Abusive conduct

Abusive language or behavior.

Phone/camera in frame

Use of a cell phone or camera within the visit frame.

Driving

Driving a vehicle during the visit. Being a passenger is allowed.

Drugs

Illegal drugs, paraphernalia or depictions of either.

Weapons

Weapons or depictions of weapons.

Published visitation sanctions
Violation level Restriction
First offense7-day loss of on-site and remote visitation privileges.
Second offense30-day restriction.
Third offense90-day restriction.
Fourth offensePermanent loss of visitation privileges.
Special visits: A shift administrator may consider special visitation for circumstances such as travel exceeding 75 miles or a hardship case. Jackson County emphasizes that special visits are discretionary, not guaranteed.
Register and schedule SmartJailMail visit Visitation help: 816-881-4236
Calls and tablets

Jackson County inmate phone calls and electronic messages

Telephone calls

Outgoing calls only

Phones are located in or near inmate living areas. Inmates can make collect calls but cannot receive ordinary incoming calls.

Staff cannot pass messages

Detention Center staff are not permitted to relay verbal messages from callers or visitors.

When phones are unavailable

In general-population living areas, Jackson County says phones are disabled overnight, during mandatory sanitation periods and at shift changes. Tablet calling follows the same building schedule as wall phones.

Electronic messages

Jackson County tablet messaging rules
Feature Published rule
Message size Up to 30,000 characters.
Message charge $0.50 per incoming and/or outgoing electronic message.
Inmate-to-inmate messaging Prohibited.
First inmate-to-inmate messaging violation 7-day messaging suspension.
Second violation 30-day suspension.
Third violation Permanent removal of messaging access.
Set up electronic communication

Electronic inmate photos cost $1 each and are screened before delivery

Jackson County says inmates can receive electronic photographs on their tablets through SmartJailMail. Each photo currently costs $1.00 and is reviewed before approval.

No gang content

No gang or security-threat activity.

No illegal activity

No depiction of illegal or illicit activity.

No court documents

Do not photograph court-related documents for electronic photo delivery.

No sexual imagery

No nudity, near nudity or sexually explicit activity.

No drug imagery

No apparent illegal drugs, paraphernalia or drug use.

No weapons or violence

No firearms, other weapons, violent activity or abusive activity.

Regular postal mail

Jackson County inmate mailing address and digital scanning process

Regular non-legal inmate mail
Smart Communications / Jackson Co. DOC
Inmate’s Full Name + Booking/ID Number
PO Box 9167
Seminole, FL 33775-9167

What happens after the letter arrives?

The mail goes to the Florida processing center Do not address ordinary personal mail to the physical detention-center street address.
The inmate name and booking/ID number must be clear Jackson County says this information must be printed clearly on the outside of the envelope or postcard so it reaches the current inmate account.
Regular mail is scanned Postcards, letters and greeting cards are converted into electronic form.
The inmate accesses the content digitally Scanned mail becomes available through inmate tablets and kiosks.
Package wording: Jackson County states that inmates cannot receive packages from delivery services except the U.S. Postal Service. That does not mean every USPS package is automatically approved; confirm an item before mailing anything beyond ordinary correspondence.
Do not use the Florida scanning address for legal-strategy assumptions: Legal and confidential correspondence can follow separate facility rules. Attorneys should use the professional/legal procedures supplied by the detention center rather than ordinary family mail instructions.
Commissary and inmate funds

Four ways to put money on a Jackson County inmate account

The detention-center main window does not accept money for inmate accounts. Use one of the county’s published deposit routes.

Jackson County commissary deposit methods
Method How it works Timing / caution
Access Corrections online Electronic trust-fund deposit. Verify the inmate before paying; vendor fees can apply.
Telephone Call 1-866-345-1884. Have accurate inmate information ready.
Lobby kiosk Cash or credit-card deposit at the visitation-lobby kiosk. County says commissary kiosk deposits post immediately.
Postal money order Payable to Jackson County Detention Center; put inmate name and sequence number on memo line. County says money posts within 48 hours after receipt.
Do not mail cash or ordinary checks: Jackson County says no cash, payroll checks or other checks are accepted through the money-order deposit process.

Weekly commissary ordering

The county says inmates, family and friends can order commissary once per week and money must already be in the inmate’s account before the order is submitted.

Official pages currently conflict on the maximum: Jackson County’s dedicated “Inmate Information” page says a maximum of $60 in food items plus $60 in non-food items. Its consolidated public-safety Detention Center page says a maximum of $60 in items. Because both county pages are live, confirm the current weekly limit before making a large deposit or package order.

Care packages versus trust-fund deposits

Access Securepak / Access Catalog

Used for approved family package ordering where available.

Access Corrections

Used for money deposited into the inmate’s trust account.

Deposit inmate funds Order approved Securepak items
Personal property

How to pick up money or property from a Jackson County inmate

Days

Monday through Friday.

Morning window

9:00–10:00 a.m.

Evening window

5:00–6:00 p.m.

Authorization

Inmate must initiate a release voucher.

ID

Valid driver’s license or state-approved ID required.

The inmate initiates the voucher The document must specify which property and/or amount of money is being released and the person authorized to receive it.
Only the named person may pick it up Do not send another relative unless that person is the one listed on the voucher.
Bring valid identification Jackson County requires a valid driver’s license or state-approved identification card.
Use one of the published release windows Property release is Monday–Friday, 9–10 a.m. and 5–6 p.m.
2026 facility transition: Call 816-881-4200 before leaving home to confirm the current property-pickup location.

What clothing may be brought for a Jackson County jury trial?

Jackson County allows one set of jury-trial clothing to be brought on the day of the trial. After the jury trial, the outside clothing is released again.

Bra without underwire
Conservative dress
Suit
Slacks
Conservative shirt
Dress belt with normal-size buckle
Conservative neck tie
Shoes
Socks
T-shirt
Do not bring multiple outfits: The county says only one set of trial clothing is accepted at a time.

What happens after a person is taken into Jackson County Detention Center custody?

Jackson County describes processing and classification as separate stages. This helps explain why a newly arrested person’s housing or service availability can change.

Identity verification The arrested person is processed and identified.
Background screening Staff perform checks necessary to process the person into detention.
Searches and photographs The county describes searches and photographs as part of processing.
Release or continued detention Some people are released after meeting bond conditions; others remain because they cannot post bond or because a court orders continued custody.
Classification People who remain are classified based on risk and needs.

Classification is not random housing

Medical and mental-health needs

Jackson County says physically and mentally ill inmates are separated from healthy inmates when classification requires it.

Behavior and security risk

Violent and disruptive inmates are separated from non-violent inmates who comply with facility rules.

Why a visit can suddenly become unavailable: Court, clinic, professional appointments, programming, classification changes and security operations can affect an inmate’s availability even when a visit was previously planned.
Safety reporting

Jackson County Detention Center PREA reporting

Jackson County states a zero-tolerance policy toward sexual abuse and sexual harassment in detention.

For an inmate

Report the concern to any available staff member or use the facility PREA hotline.

For the general public

Jackson County provides an online reporting form for information concerning a potential PREA incident.

Mail reporting address
Office of Ethics, Human Relations, and Citizen Complaints
415 E. 12th Street, 7th Floor
Kansas City, MO 64106
Submit public PREA information

What to do if the inmate transfers to Missouri Department of Corrections

Confirm that Jackson County custody ended by transfer Do not assume a missing county record means the person was released home.
Use Missouri DOC Offender Search State corrections maintains a separate public offender-search system.
Search with the strongest identifiers available Missouri DOC recommends full name and, when available, offender number or date of birth.
Use Constituent Services when the public search is insufficient Family and friends can contact DOC Constituent Services for general offender-search and policy assistance.
Open Missouri DOC offender resources

Jackson County local tips that prevent the most common mistakes

Do not confuse detention with booking

JCDC says arresting agencies—not the detention center—maintain arrest and booking records.

Municipal custody is separate

A Kansas City municipal detainee can be absent from the Jackson County inmate search.

Call before driving in 2026

The new jail has opened while several current public-service pages still reference 1300 Cherry.

Bond payment needs a follow-up call

Jackson County tells users to notify Records after posting because staff do not otherwise receive payment notification.

Schedule visits early—but not too early

Video visits must be at least 24 hours ahead and no more than seven days ahead.

On-site visit is free

Use the lobby video option when avoiding the remote $0.10-per-minute charge matters.

Do not call expecting a message relay

Staff cannot pass ordinary verbal messages to inmates.

Mail goes to Florida

Regular personal mail is scanned at the Smart Communications processing center.

Check the commissary limit first

Two live county pages currently state different weekly maximums.

Jackson County inmate-help contact directory

Call the office that handles the actual problem
Your question Office/service Phone or action
Is the person in Jackson County custody? Jackson County Detention Center 816-881-4200
How do I schedule or fix a visit? Detention visitation 816-881-4236
What is the exact bond amount? Jackson County bond/Records instruction 816-881-4201, option 5
KCPD bond Kansas City Police Department 816-234-5180
Deposit funds or card bond payment Access Corrections 1-866-345-1884
Kansas City criminal-record desk 16th Circuit Criminal Records 816-881-4350
Independence criminal-record desk 16th Circuit Criminal Records 816-881-4500
State public defender Kansas City District 16 816-889-2099
Crime-survivor assistance Jackson County Prosecutor Victim Services 816-881-3828
Transferred to Missouri prison Missouri DOC Constituent Services 573-526-2695

Final live actions: leave this page only when the transaction requires it

JAIL
Search current detention

Accept the Jackson County disclaimer and search the live inmate database.

Run inmate search
CASE
Check criminal case

Use Missouri Case.net for court dates, filings and case status.

Open Case.net
VISIT
Schedule visitation

Create a connection and book the visit through SmartJailMail.

Schedule visit
MONEY
Deposit inmate funds

Use Access Corrections for an electronic trust-fund deposit.

Deposit funds
PACK
Order approved package

Use Access Securepak for available family package purchases.

Open Access Catalog
DOC
Check state transfer

Use Missouri DOC after Jackson County confirms the person transferred.

Open Missouri DOC

Official sources and verification notes

The practical rules above were extracted into this page so readers do not need to open ten different government pages just to understand the process.

Primary Jackson County sources
  • Jackson County Detention Center public-safety page
  • Jackson County Inmate Online Search disclaimer
  • Jackson County Inmate Information
  • Jackson County Bond Information
  • Jackson County video-visitation procedures
  • Jackson County 2026 new Detention Center announcement
Court and state sources
  • 16th Judicial Circuit of Jackson County
  • Missouri Courts / Case.net
  • Missouri State Public Defender
  • Missouri Department of Corrections
  • Jackson County Prosecutor Victim Services
  • Kansas City Municipal Court jail information
Last checked: August 14, 2026. The 2026 jail/court relocation makes location verification unusually important. Current county pages still reference both the former/public-service detention location and the new Public Safety Campus. Call before traveling for bond, visitation, court or property service.

Jackson County Jail inmate search FAQs

How do I search for an inmate in Jackson County Missouri?

Use the official Jackson County Detention Center Inmate Online Search. Read the disclaimer, accept the terms and search the live detention database.

Is the Jackson County inmate search the same as an arrest-record search?

No. Jackson County explicitly says the detention database is not an arrest report, incident report, booking record or court-record database. Contact the arresting agency for arrest records.

Why can a Kansas City detainee be missing?

Kansas City municipal detention is separate. Current Kansas City information says municipal/KCPD detainees may be held in outside county facilities and are not covered by the Jackson County detention search.

What is the Detention Center phone number?

Call 816-881-4200. Visitation information is available at 816-881-4236.

Where is Jackson County Jail after the 2026 move?

The county opened its new detention center at the 7000 E. U.S. Highway 40 site in March 2026. However, current county service pages still list 1300 Cherry for several public-facing services. Call before traveling.

When are video visits available?

On-site video visits are available daily from 8–11 a.m. and 1:30–4 p.m. Remote video visits add 5–6 a.m. and 6:30–9:30 p.m. windows.

How far in advance do I schedule a visit?

Jackson County says video visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance and no more than seven days ahead.

How much is remote visitation?

The county currently lists remote SmartJailMail visits at $0.10 per minute. On-site video visits are free.

Can an inmate receive a telephone call?

No. Inmates make outgoing collect calls. Staff cannot relay ordinary verbal messages from callers or visitors.

What does an electronic message cost?

Jackson County currently lists electronic messages at $0.50 per incoming and/or outgoing message, with a 30,000-character limit.

How much does an electronic photo cost?

Electronic photo delivery through inmate tablets is currently listed at $1 per photo, subject to content review.

What is the inmate mailing address?

Regular non-legal mail goes to Smart Communications/Jackson Co. DOC, the inmate’s full name and booking or ID number, PO Box 9167, Seminole, FL 33775-9167.

How do I send commissary money?

Use Access Corrections online, call 1-866-345-1884, use the detention visitation-lobby kiosk, or send an approved postal money order with the inmate name and sequence number.

How do I pick up inmate property?

The inmate must initiate a release voucher naming the recipient. Property release is published for Monday–Friday from 9–10 a.m. and 5–6 p.m., and the recipient needs valid identification.

Where do I check the inmate’s court date?

Use Missouri Case.net. The detention search is not the official court-record database.

Independent public-information guide: This website is not Jackson County government, the Jackson County Detention Center, the 16th Judicial Circuit, the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office, Missouri Courts, Smart Communications, Access Corrections or the Missouri Department of Corrections. Detention and court information can change rapidly. A listed charge is an allegation and does not establish guilt. Verify the person’s identity and current custody before sending money, traveling, posting bond or publishing information about an individual.

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