Genesee County, Michigan · Flint jail custody guide
Genesee County Booking Lookup, Jail Status, Bond, Visits and Court Records
A Genesee County inmate search works differently from many large counties because the Sheriff does not currently present a simple public county-run roster page showing every person in custody. The fastest reliable route depends on whether the person is still in the county jail, held at Flint City Lockup, transferred to state custody, or already released.
This guide puts the useful information in one place: who to call, which system to search, what happens after booking, how to verify bond and court information, how visitation works, where inmate funds go, how mail is routed, what to do after a transfer, and how to avoid the common mistake of searching MDOC for someone who is still only in county custody.
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Important search warning: Michigan Department of Corrections OTIS is not the same thing as the Genesee County Jail. A person who was arrested yesterday and remains in local pretrial custody may not appear in OTIS. Start with Genesee County custody information before assuming the person is in state prison.
Jail address
1002 S. Saginaw St., Flint, MI 48502.
Capacity
580 maximum beds published by the Sheriff.
Facility type
Maximum-security direct-supervision county jail.
Custody tools
Jail phone, MI-VINE, court search and MDOC OTIS.
Fast answer
There is no single Genesee County search that covers every custody stage
The Office of Genesee County Sheriff Corrections Division oversees the Genesee County Jail, Flint City Lockup, Work Detail, Tether and Work Release. The Sheriff’s published inmate-information number for its detention operations is 810-257-3426.
The Sheriff also links Michigan Department of Corrections offender search, but that tool is intended for state correctional information. For a recent local arrest, a county-jail custody check should come first.
1
Arrested recently in Genesee County
Start with the Genesee County inmate-information line. Have the full legal name and date of birth ready.
2
Need current custody or release alerts
Use Michigan VINE to search participating custody records and register for available custody-status notifications.
3
Person transferred to state custody
Use Michigan Department of Corrections OTIS after the person enters MDOC custody or supervision.
Practical rule: County jail = Sheriff/VINE. State prison or MDOC supervision = OTIS. Court status = MiCOURT. These systems answer different questions.
Primary intent
How to perform a Genesee County Jail inmate search
Because the Sheriff does not currently provide a straightforward public county roster, use this sequence instead of repeatedly trying unrelated inmate-search websites.
Prepare the inmate’s identifying information
Have the full legal name, date of birth, approximate arrest date, arresting police agency and any case or booking number. If the name is common, a birth date is especially useful.
Call Genesee County inmate information first
Call
810-257-3426. Ask whether the person is presently housed through the Sheriff’s Corrections Division and whether the person is at the Genesee County Jail, Flint City Lockup or another custody location.
Write down the inmate identifier
Ask for the identifier you will need for visitation, mail, deposits and communication accounts. Do not rely on the person’s name alone when making a payment.
Use Michigan VINE when you need a digital custody check
Search the person through VINE, confirm that the source agency is the correct Genesee County custody agency and compare the identifying details.
Use MiCOURT for the criminal case
A jail search answers where the person is. A court search answers what case is pending, which court has jurisdiction and what hearings are scheduled.
Use MDOC OTIS only after a state-custody transfer
Do not assume a missing OTIS result means the person was not arrested. Local pretrial detention is different from MDOC custody.
Reconfirm before paying bond, sending money or driving to Flint
Housing, release, transfer and bond status can change. Call the jail immediately before an action involving money or travel.
What information should you ask for on the inmate-information call?
Turn one call into the information you need for the next step
| Ask about |
Why it matters |
What to record |
| Current custody |
Confirms whether the person is still in Genesee County custody. |
Current facility or release/transfer status. |
| Inmate identifier |
Needed for mail, funds, visitation and service-provider accounts. |
Exact inmate or booking number. |
| Booking date |
Helps distinguish a current arrest from an older case. |
Date and, when available, booking time. |
| Bond |
A listed amount may not tell you whether another hold exists. |
Amount, type, related case and payment location. |
| Court |
The next legal step may be arraignment, preliminary examination or circuit-court action. |
Court name, case number and next hearing information. |
| Housing |
Visitation eligibility and facility procedures can depend on the inmate’s location. |
Current facility or housing assignment if releasable. |
Useful call script
“I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name], date of birth [date], is currently in Genesee County custody. The arrest may have happened on [date] through [agency]. Can you confirm the current facility, inmate identifier, bond status and which court is handling the case?”
Troubleshooting
Can’t find someone in Genesee County? Check these possibilities in order
The arrest happened within the last several hours
The person may still be undergoing intake, identification, medical screening or transfer from the arresting agency.
The person was arrested by Flint Police
Ask whether the person is still at Flint City Lockup or has been transferred into the county jail operation.
VINE shows no match
Retry the full legal name and alternate spelling, then call the Sheriff’s inmate-information line rather than assuming the person is free.
OTIS shows no result
This is normal for many county-jail detainees. OTIS is a Michigan Department of Corrections system, not the Genesee County Jail roster.
The person appeared earlier but is now missing
They may have been released, transferred, moved to another jurisdiction or entered MDOC custody.
You know the case but not the jail
Search MiCOURT. The court record may show case activity even when the defendant is no longer in county custody.
The name may be recorded differently
Try maiden names, hyphenated names, suffixes, alternate spellings and the exact name shown on court paperwork.
Another county may be holding the person
An arrest in Genesee County does not guarantee that Genesee County remains the final holding jurisdiction.
Do not pay a third-party “locator” to solve a recent-arrest search. The Sheriff publishes an inmate-information phone number, Michigan provides VINE custody information, and Michigan courts provide official case-search tools.
What happens after someone is booked into Genesee County Jail?
County procurement documents describe Genesee County Jail as a five-floor, maximum-security, direct-supervision facility with a published bed capacity of 580. It primarily holds pretrial detainees, with a smaller number of people serving jail sentences.
A recent county medical-services procurement document states that the jail receives approximately 10,000 detainees per year and contains nine housing units. This volume helps explain why a recent arrest may take time to move from intake to stable housing and service access.
Arrival and intake
The detainee enters the Sheriff’s correctional system after arrest or transfer from another local law-enforcement agency.
Identification and record processing
Booking information is created and checked against warrants, court matters and other custody information.
Health and substance-use screening
County correctional-health requirements include health-history review, physical and dental screening, and substance-use screening and assessment.
Classification and housing
The detainee is assigned within the direct-supervision jail based on custody and operational considerations.
Arraignment and bond decision
The court determines the next legal step and any bond conditions. Weekend and court-closed-day arraignments may be conducted by video.
Release, continued detention or transfer
The person may bond out, remain pending court, move to another jurisdiction, enter tether/work-release programming or later transfer to state custody.
Why the inmate may be hard to locate immediately: An arrestee can move between an arresting agency, Flint City Lockup, Genesee County Jail, court, release processing and another custody system in a relatively short period.
Facility facts
Genesee County Jail address, capacity and Corrections Division
580-bed maximum capacity
This is the capacity currently published by the Office of Genesee County Sheriff.
Direct supervision
The county describes the jail as a direct-supervision correctional facility rather than a traditional remote-supervision cellblock model.
Maximum security
County procurement records describe the facility as maximum security and housing both misdemeanor and felony detainees.
Primarily pretrial
The county states that the population is predominantly composed of people awaiting court rather than serving long jail sentences.
Nine housing units
Current county procurement information describes nine housing units, typically using two-person cells.
Multiple correctional programs
The Corrections Division includes the Jail, Flint City Lockup, Work Detail, Tether and Work Release.
Bond and court release
How to check bond for a Genesee County Jail inmate
Do not treat a third-party roster’s bond amount as final. Bond is a court matter, and an inmate may have more than one case, warrant, probation issue or hold.
Confirm the inmate and case numbers
Start with
810-257-3426. Ask for the identifiers connected with the current custody.
Ask whether bond is currently set
Record the amount, bond type and the specific case to which it applies.
Ask whether another hold prevents release
Another criminal case, warrant, probation matter, transfer order or jurisdiction may keep the person in custody.
Check MiCOURT for the related case
Verify the arraignment, court, case number and later court events rather than relying on a jail summary alone.
Confirm where and how payment must be made
Payment handling can depend on the court and bond type. Get the current payment location and accepted method directly before obtaining a cashier’s check or sending anyone money.
Recheck physical release after payment
Posting bond does not mean the inmate has already left. Release processing and other unresolved holds can add time.
Bond-scam protection: If someone calls or messages demanding immediate payment by gift card, cryptocurrency, wire transfer or an unfamiliar payment app, stop. Independently call the jail and court using published numbers before sending money.
Michigan court path: The 67th District Court handles misdemeanors and the early stages of felony cases, including arraignment and preliminary examination. Felony cases that continue beyond the district-court stage move to Genesee County 7th Circuit Court.
Visit scheduling
Genesee County Jail visitation through ConnectNetwork
The Office of Genesee County Sheriff directly links inmate visitation to ConnectNetwork/ViaPath. This means the useful preparation work can happen here, while the final selection of a live appointment must be completed in the vendor scheduler.
Confirm that the inmate is still in Genesee County custody
Call 810-257-3426 first. Do not schedule around an inmate who has already transferred or released.
Create a ConnectNetwork account
Use your real identity and contact information. Complete any required email or identity verification.
Select the Genesee County facility
Add the correct inmate using the exact booking identity and identifier.
Open visitation scheduling
The scheduler shows the visit types and time blocks that are actually available for that inmate.
Review charges before confirming
Remote services may carry a vendor charge. The checkout screen is the appropriate place to confirm the current price rather than relying on an old web article.
Save the confirmation
Keep the appointment date, time, account details and confirmation number.
Reconfirm if the inmate’s housing changes
Lockdowns, court movement, medical needs or transfer can affect an otherwise confirmed visit.
Before a scheduled visit
Confirm the inmate has not transferred or released
Use the exact name and inmate identifier
Bring valid government-issued photo identification when required
Log in or arrive early enough to resolve check-in problems
Use a stable internet connection for remote video
Follow the dress, conduct and recording restrictions shown in the scheduler
Local Genesee program
Parent-child contact visitation through Motherly Intercession
Genesee County has gone beyond ordinary video visitation by supporting an in-person parent-child contact visitation program with Flint nonprofit Motherly Intercession.
County procurement records describe the program as operating with the Sheriff’s Office since June 2024 and combining parenting classes, visitation and support for families affected by parental incarceration.
How eligibility is checked
The incarcerated parent is screened
Program staff identify potentially eligible children and interview the inmate about names, ages and caregiver contact information.
Court restrictions are checked
Staff coordinate with the Sheriff’s Office to determine whether a court order or other restriction prevents contact.
The parent or guardian outside the jail is contacted
Consent is obtained from the responsible parent, guardian or caretaker.
Parental rights are verified
The program verifies the incarcerated parent’s legal relationship and eligibility.
Current location is confirmed
Sheriff’s staff confirm that the inmate remains in an eligible jail location.
The supervised visit takes place
County procurement information describes staff being present every other Saturday beginning at 8 a.m., with visits completed around 2 to 3 p.m.
This is not a walk-in visit. The child program involves screening, guardian consent, parental-rights verification and review of court restrictions before a contact visit can occur.
Funds and commissary
How to send money or an approved care package
Genesee County separates money deposited to an inmate account from preselected commissary or care packages. The Sheriff’s site links both services from its official resources.
Money deposit: TouchPay
The Sheriff’s official “Pay Inmate Commissary Deposit” action routes to TouchPay.
Before depositing, confirm the inmate’s exact name and identifier.
Care package: iCare
The Sheriff’s site separately links the Genesee County iCare storefront for approved inmate care packages.
Available products, limits and prices are shown by the live store.
Safe deposit workflow
Confirm the person is still housed in Genesee County
Depositing after a release or transfer can complicate access to the money.
Obtain the inmate identifier
Call 810-257-3426 if you do not have it. Do not guess.
Use the Sheriff-linked TouchPay portal
Create or sign in to the payment account and select the correct facility and inmate.
Review the transaction fee
TouchPay fees can vary by transaction. Read the amount shown before final confirmation.
Save the receipt
Keep the confirmation number, amount, inmate name, identifier and payment date.
How jail account systems are expected to work: Genesee County’s commissary procurement documents require electronic inmate accounts capable of receiving internet payments, credit-card deposits, checks or money orders; tracking transactions; handling approved withdrawals; and refunding unused account funds when a detainee is released.
Release before an order is filled: County commissary specifications require the contractor’s system to credit an inmate for an order placed but not filled before release.
Mail routing
Genesee County Jail inmate mail: use the correct address type
One of the most common jail-mail mistakes is sending every type of correspondence to the physical jail address. Genesee County Sheriff publishes a separate inmate mailing policy, and current mail-processing information distinguishes personal mail from legal mail.
Personal inmate mail
Inmate full name and identifier
Genesee County Jail Michigan
P.O. Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131
Legal correspondence
Inmate full name and identifier
Genesee County Jail
1002 S. Saginaw Street
Flint, MI 48502
Verify before your first mailing: Jail mail processors and scanning vendors can change. The Sheriff’s Corrections Division maintains the controlling inmate-mail policy. Call 810-257-3426 if the address on your envelope does not match the current Sheriff policy.
Personal-mail checklist
Use the inmate’s full booking name
Include the inmate identifier
Write your full return name and mailing address
Use ordinary blue or black ink
Do not put legal correspondence into the personal-mail scanning route
Confirm current photo, card and publication restrictions before mailing
Why the Phoenix address exists: Personal jail mail can be routed through an off-site processing service instead of entering the secure jail as raw physical mail. That reduces contraband risk and means the jail’s street address should not automatically be used for ordinary family correspondence.
Calls and messages
Genesee County Jail phone, messaging and ConnectNetwork accounts
The Sheriff’s visitation service is connected to ViaPath/ConnectNetwork, which also provides communication and payment products for participating correctional facilities.
AdvancePay-style account
A prepaid outside-phone account can be used when that calling service is enabled for the Genesee County facility.
Inmate-funded calling
Available ConnectNetwork services may allow funds to be placed in an inmate communication account so the inmate can initiate approved calls.
Electronic messaging
When enabled for the facility, ConnectNetwork can provide monitored electronic messaging through kiosks or inmate devices.
When you cannot receive a call
Number is blocked
Check the ConnectNetwork account and phone-number status.
No account exists
Create the appropriate outside calling account before expecting prepaid calls.
Inmate just arrived
Intake and housing placement can delay normal communication access.
Sudden loss of calls
Court movement, transfer, lockdown, discipline or housing changes can temporarily interrupt communication.
Court routing
Find the Genesee County criminal case and next court stage
Genesee County jail and criminal court information should be checked together. Jail status may change while the criminal prosecution continues.
Which Genesee County court should you check?
| Case stage |
Likely court |
What happens there |
| Misdemeanor |
67th District Court |
Arraignment, pretrial and misdemeanor case proceedings. |
| New felony arrest |
67th District Court initially |
Arraignment and preliminary stages before a felony is bound over. |
| Felony after bind-over |
7th Judicial Circuit Court |
Circuit-court felony proceedings. |
| Weekend/holiday arraignment |
Video arraignment process |
County procurement records describe weekend and court-closed-day arraignments being conducted by video conference. |
How to connect a jail record to the court case
Get the inmate’s exact legal name and case number
The case number is safer than a name-only search.
Open Michigan MiCOURT Case Search
Select the appropriate Genesee County court.
Review the case type and stage
Determine whether the matter remains in district court or has moved to circuit court.
Check upcoming events
Look for arraignment, probable-cause conference, preliminary examination, pretrial, motion or later felony settings.
Recheck before traveling
Court times and locations can change. Use the live docket close to the hearing.
Why a court result can exist after release: Leaving jail on bond ends that period of detention; it does not end the criminal case.
Medical care
What Genesee County requires from jail health services
Current Genesee County procurement material provides unusually useful detail about medical operations inside the jail. The county requires correctional-health services consistent with jail standards rather than treating medical care as an optional inmate program.
Health-history interview
Incoming detainees are subject to health-history screening.
Physical assessment
Qualified health professionals must complete required physical examinations.
Dental assessment
Dental examinations are included in the county’s correctional-health scope.
Substance-use screening
The county requires screening and assessment for substance-use disorder needs.
Daily complaint triage
County specifications require inmate health complaints to be processed at least daily.
Off-site and emergency care
The jail’s health operation includes emergency-room and off-site medical visits when clinically necessary.
Medical emergency: A family member should not use a normal inmate message or wait for a scheduled visit when there is credible immediate danger. Call the jail at 810-257-3426 and clearly state that the concern is urgent and medical. Call 911 for an emergency occurring outside the jail.
Medical-concern call script
“I am calling about [inmate full name], date of birth [date], inmate number [number]. I need to report an urgent medical concern involving [brief factual condition/medication]. Please tell me how to route this information to jail medical staff.”
Medication tip: Do not bring prescription medication to the jail expecting it to be handed directly to the inmate. Call first and ask how the correctional-health provider verifies and supplies an existing prescription.
Commissary, medical and command requests can use jail kites
Genesee County’s commissary contracting specifications require an electronic kite system available through tablets or kiosks. A kite is an internal inmate request rather than an outside family email.
The county specification calls for routing authorized requests to areas such as:
Medical personnel
Health-related non-emergency requests can be routed through the authorized inmate-request system.
Facility command staff
Operational concerns may be routed to authorized command recipients.
Commissary services
Questions about purchases, balances or service can be directed through the internal system.
Food-service vendor
Authorized food-service issues can also be routed through the jail’s contained messaging system.
Practical family tip: When the issue is something the inmate can request directly, tell the inmate to submit a specific kite with dates, facts and the requested action rather than repeatedly sending vague requests.
Custody changes
What to do when a Genesee County inmate is released or transferred
Bond was posted
Wait for the jail to confirm completed release before arranging pickup.
VINE sends a release alert
Treat it as important notification, but use the source agency when exact release documentation is needed.
The inmate moves to MDOC
Switch from county-jail custody searching to MDOC OTIS after the state record is established.
The inmate moves to another county
Use the receiving county’s sheriff or jail system rather than continuing to search Genesee County.
The jail record disappears but the case remains
Continue following MiCOURT. Release and prosecution status are separate.
Commissary money remains
Genesee County specifications require unused detainee funds to be closed and refunded through the contractor’s release process, generally by check or debit-card mechanism.
How to search after a state-prison transfer
Wait for the receiving record to establish
A transfer can create a short period when the person no longer appears in one system and has not fully populated in the next.
Open Michigan OTIS
Search by the person’s name or known MDOC identifier.
Verify the MDOC number
Save it. State-prison mail, money and visitation systems may require this number rather than the former county booking number.
Follow the receiving institution’s rules
Genesee County jail visitation, mail and deposit instructions no longer control after a state transfer.
Custody alerts
Michigan VINE release and transfer notifications
Genesee County Jail joined Michigan VINE to provide around-the-clock custody information and automated notifications. Michigan’s victim-services program states that concerned users can check an offender’s custody status and register for notice when the status changes.
Search custody status
Use VINE to locate a participating local custody record.
Register for changes
Available notifications can alert users when custody status changes, including release or transfer events.
Free service
Michigan describes MI-VINE as free for victims and other concerned citizens.
Safety planning: Never depend exclusively on an automated alert when there is an immediate safety threat. Use 911 for emergencies and maintain direct contact with the appropriate victim-services or law-enforcement agency.
Historical and official records
How to get an older booking, jail or arrest record
A custody-status lookup is designed to answer whether someone is presently held. It is not a permanent archive of every prior Genesee County booking.
Choose the right record source
| Record needed |
Best source |
Why |
| Current jail status |
Sheriff inmate line / VINE |
Designed for current custody information. |
| Criminal case docket |
MiCOURT / Genesee courts |
Shows court events rather than housing status. |
| State correctional history |
MDOC OTIS |
Tracks qualifying MDOC offenders and supervision information. |
| Certified or older jail record |
Sheriff records / FOIA |
A formal records request may be necessary when no current public roster retains the information. |
| Statewide criminal-history check |
Michigan State Police ICHAT |
The 7th Circuit Court directs general criminal-history seekers to the state ICHAT system when a case-specific court search is insufficient. |
Make a useful FOIA request instead of asking for “everything”
Full legal name and known aliases
Date of birth
Approximate arrest or booking date range
Arresting agency
Known booking or case number
Exact record requested: booking sheet, incident report, release record or other identifiable document
Why specificity matters: A narrow request is easier to search, review and price than a request for every record connected with a common name.
Public defender and appointed-counsel help after a Genesee County arrest
Genesee County uses appointed-counsel systems for qualifying indigent defendants. County procurement documents describe attorneys being assigned for felony and misdemeanor arraignments, misdemeanor cases and other covered criminal proceedings.
Arraignment representation
County records describe appointed attorneys appearing for in-custody felony and misdemeanor arraignments.
Weekend arraignments
Weekend, holiday and other court-closed-day arraignments may be conducted by video conferencing.
Misdemeanor representation
The county’s assigned-counsel program can provide qualifying defendants representation from arraignment through disposition.
Felony progression
Felony cases begin in district court and, when bound over, proceed in the 7th Circuit Court.
Do not ask jail staff for legal advice. Jail personnel can help with custody procedures, but questions about defenses, pleas, evidence, sentencing or whether bond should be modified belong with the defendant’s lawyer or the court.
Local Genesee County tips that save families time
Do not begin with OTIS
OTIS is a state corrections tool. For a fresh Flint-area arrest, begin with Genesee County inmate information.
Save the inmate identifier immediately
You will need it repeatedly for visitation, money, mail and vendor accounts.
Check the court separately
A person can leave jail while the criminal case remains active for months.
Do not confuse 1002 and 630 Saginaw
1002 S. Saginaw is the Sheriff’s Corrections Division. 630 S. Saginaw is used by the 67th District Court central operation.
Child visits require screening
The Motherly Intercession contact-visit program is coordinated in advance, not requested at the lobby on the day of the visit.
Check fees at checkout
ViaPath and TouchPay charges can change; use the live transaction screen instead of an old fee quoted by another website.
Confirm personal-mail routing
The personal mail processor is separate from legal-mail delivery to the jail.
Ask about all holds before bond
Paying one case does not guarantee release if another jurisdiction or case controls custody.
Use VINE before an expected release
Register in advance when custody changes matter for family planning or personal safety.
Genesee County Jail map, directions and arrival checklist
Confirm the inmate is still housed locally
Write down the inmate identifier
Know whether you need the jail or a courthouse
Bring government photo ID for an approved visit
Save your ConnectNetwork appointment confirmation
Do not bring money for a transaction until the payment method is confirmed
Live official actions and source verification
Most of the practical information has already been explained above. These links are kept only for actions that require a live government or contracted system.
Use an external portal only when an external action is necessary
| Action |
Where it happens |
What to have ready |
| Confirm local custody |
Genesee County Sheriff inmate information |
Name, DOB, arrest date and agency. |
| Search/register for custody alerts |
Michigan VINE |
Legal name and identifying information. |
| Schedule visitation |
ConnectNetwork |
Visitor identity, inmate and account. |
| Deposit inmate funds |
TouchPay |
Correct facility, inmate name and identifier. |
| Buy approved care package |
Genesee iCare |
Correct inmate selection. |
| Search criminal court case |
MiCOURT |
Case number or exact party name. |
| Search after state transfer |
MDOC OTIS |
Name or MDOC number. |
Official-source facts incorporated in this guide: Genesee County Sheriff’s Corrections Division information; county jail health-services procurement material; county commissary system requirements; county child-visitation procurement records; Genesee County court documents; Michigan VINE information; and Michigan court/MDOC search systems.
Genesee County Jail inmate search FAQs
How do I search for an inmate in Genesee County Jail?
Call Genesee County inmate information at 810-257-3426 for current local custody. Michigan VINE can also be used for participating custody records and notifications.
What is the Genesee County Jail inmate information number?
The Office of Genesee County Sheriff lists 810-257-3426 for inmate information.
Where is Genesee County Jail?
The Sheriff’s Corrections Division and Genesee County Jail are at 1002 South Saginaw Street, Flint, MI 48502.
Does Genesee County have a public online jail roster?
The current Sheriff’s Corrections page does not publish a simple county-run roster showing every current inmate. Use the inmate-information line or Michigan VINE for current local custody checks.
Why can’t I find a Genesee County inmate in MDOC OTIS?
OTIS is for Michigan Department of Corrections information. A person who is still a county-jail pretrial detainee may not appear there.
How do I schedule visitation?
The Sheriff directs inmate visitation to ConnectNetwork. Create an account, select the Genesee County facility and inmate, then choose an available visit from the live scheduler.
Can an incarcerated parent visit with a child?
Genesee County has operated a supervised parent-child contact visitation program with Motherly Intercession. Eligibility involves court-order checks, parental-rights verification, guardian consent and confirmation that the inmate is in an eligible location.
How do I send money to a Genesee County inmate?
The Sheriff’s official commissary-deposit action links to TouchPay. Confirm the inmate name and identifier before depositing and review the live transaction fee before paying.
What address do I use for inmate mail?
Current personal-mail routing commonly uses the inmate’s full name and identifier, Genesee County Jail Michigan, P.O. Box 247, Phoenix, MD 21131. Legal correspondence is routed to the jail in Flint. Confirm the Sheriff’s current mail policy before a first mailing.
How do I find the inmate’s criminal case?
Use Michigan MiCOURT Case Search. Misdemeanors and the early stages of felony cases are handled in the 67th District Court; qualifying felony cases later proceed in the Genesee County 7th Circuit Court.
