Michigan Offender Lookup

County	Jail Roster	Phone	Address
Alcona County Inmate Search	Click Here	989-724-6271	214 West Main Street, Harrisville, MI, 48740
Alger County Inmate Search	Click Here	906-387-4444	101 East Varnum Street, Munising, MI, 49862
Allegan County Inmate Search	Click Here	269-686-4628	2243 33rd Street, Allegan, MI, 49010
Alpena County Inmate Search	Click Here	989-354-9830	320 Johnson Street, Alpena, MI, 49707
Antrim County Inmate Search	Click Here	231-533-8627	107 Grove Street PO Box 568, Bellaire, MI, 49615
Arenac County Inmate Search	Click Here	989-846-4561	126 North Grove Street, Standish, MI, 48658
Baraga County Inmate Search	Click Here	906-524-6177	940 US Highway 41, L'Anse, MI, 49946
Barry County Inmate Search	Click Here	269-948-4804	1212 West State Street, Hastings, MI, 49058
Bay County Inmate Search	Click Here	989-895-4067	503 Third Street, Bay City, MI, 48708
Benzie County Inmate Search	Not Available	231-882-0052	505 Michigan Avenue (US 31), Beulah, MI, 49617
Berrien County Inmate Search	Click Here	269-983-7141 ext 7231 or 7777	919 Port Street, St. Joseph, MI, 49085
Branch County Inmate Search	Click Here	517-278-2325	580 Marshall Road, Coldwater, MI, 49036
Calhoun County Inmate Search	Not Available	269-781-7221	14555 18 1/2 Mile Road, Marshall, MI, 49068
Cass County Inmate Search	Click Here	269-445-2481, 269-445-8644	321 North M-62 Highway, Cassopolis, MI, 49031
Charlevoix County Inmate Search	Click Here	231-547-4461	1000 Grant Street, Charlevoix, MI, 49720-1674
Cheboygan County Inmate Search	Not Available	231-627-3155	870 South Main Street, Cheboygan, MI, 49721
Chippewa County Inmate Search	Click Here	906-635-7620	325 Court Street, Sault Saint Marie, MI, 49783
Clare County Inmate Search	Click Here	989-539-7166	255 West Main Street, Harrison, MI, 48625
Clinton County Inmate Search	Click Here	989-224-5200 or 866-932-6506	1347 East Townsend Road, St. Johns, MI, 48879
Crawford County Inmate Search	Click Here	989-348-4822	200 West Michigan Avenue, Grayling, MI, 49738
Delta County Inmate Search	Click Here	906-786-3633	111 North Third Street, Escanaba, MI, 49829
Dickinson County Inmate Search	Click Here	906-774-6270	300 East "D" Street PO Box 609, Iron Mountain, MI, 49801
Eaton County Inmate Search	Not Available	517-543-3244	822 Couthouse Drive, Charlotte, MI, 48813
Emmet County Inmate Search	Click Here	231-347-2036	450 Bay Street, Petoskey, MI, 49770
Genesee County Inmate Search	Click Here	810-257-3406, 810-257-3557, 810-257-3426	1002 South Saginaw Street, Flint, MI, 48502
Gladwin County Inmate Search	Click Here	989-426-9284	501 West Cedar Avenue, Gladwin, MI, 48624
Gogebic County Inmate Search	Click Here	906-667-0203	100 West Iron Street, Bessemer, MI, 49911
Grand Traverse County Inmate Search	Click Here	231-922-4530	320 Washington Street, Traverse City, MI, 49686
Gratiot County Inmate Search	Click Here	989-875-5211	226 East Center Street, Ithaca, MI, 48847
Hillsdale County Inmate Search	Click Here	517-437-7317	165 West Fayette Street, Hillsdale, MI, 49242
Houghton County Inmate Search	Click Here	906-482-0055	403 East Houghton Avenue, Houghton, MI, 49931
Huron County Inmate Search	Click Here	989-269-6500	120 South Heisterman Street, Bad Axe, MI, 48413
Ingham County Inmate Search	Click Here	517-676-2431	640 North Cedar Street, Mason, MI, 49954
Ionia County Inmate Search	Click Here	616-527-5737	133 Adams Street, Ionia, MI, 48846
Iosco County Inmate Search	Click Here	989-362-6164	428 West Lake Street, Tawas City, MI, 48763
Iron County Inmate Search	Click Here	906-875-0651	2 South Sixth Street Suite 18, Crystal Falls, MI, 49920-1413
Isabella County Inmate Search	Not Available	989-772-5911	207 North Court Street, Mt. Pleasant, MI, 48858
Jackson County Inmate Search	Click Here	517-768-7911, 517-768-7915	212 West Wesley Street, Jackson, MI, 49201
Kalamazoo County Inmate Search	Click Here	269-385-6173, 269-383-8821	1500 Lamont Street, Kalamazoo, MI, 49048
Kalkaska County Inmate Search	Click Here	231-258-5245	605 North Birch Street, Kalkaska, MI, 49646
Kent County Inmate Search	Click Here	616-632-6391, 616-754-8552	14171 Sixteen Mile Road, Gowen, MI, 49326
Keweenaw County Inmate Search	Click Here	906-337-0528	5105 4th Street, Eagle River, MI, 49950
Lake County Inmate Search	Click Here	231-745-6201	1153 Michigan Avenue, Baldwin, MI, 49304
Lapeer County Inmate Search	Click Here	810-667-0445	3231 John Conley Drive, Lapeer, MI, 48446
Leelanau County Inmate Search	Click Here	231-256-8661	8525 East Government Center Drive, Suttons Bay, MI, 49682
Lenawee County Inmate Search	Click Here	517-265-5171	2910 Airport Road, Adrian, MI, 49221
Livingston County Inmate Search	Click Here	517-546-2445	150 South Highlander Way, Howell, MI, 48843
Luce County Inmate Search	Click Here	906-293-8431	411 West Harris Street, Newberry, MI, 49868
Mackinac County Inmate Search	Click Here	906-643-1911	100 South Marley Street, St. Ignace, MI, 49781
Macomb County Inmate Search	Click Here	586-307-9475, 586-307-9612	43565 Elizabeth Street, Mt. Clemens, MI, 48036
Manistee County Inmate Search	Click Here	231-723-8393	1525 East Parkside Avenue, Manistee, MI, 49660
Marquette County Inmate Search	Click Here	906-225-8435	236 West Baraga Avenue, Marquette, MI, 49855
Mason County Inmate Search	Click Here	231-843-3475	302 North Delia Street, Ludington, MI, 49431
Mecosta County Inmate Search	Click Here	231-592-0156	225 South Stewart Street, Big Rapids, MI, 49307
Menominee County Inmate Search	Click Here	906-863-4441	831 10th Avenue, Menominee, MI, 49858
Midland County Inmate Search	Click Here	989-832-6646	101 Fast Ice Drive, Midland, MI, 48642
Missaukee County Inmate Search	Click Here	231-839-4338	110 South Pine Street PO Box 800, Lake City, MI, 49651
Monroe County Inmate Search	Not Available	734-240-3220	3600 South Custer Road, Monroe, MI, 48161
Montcalm County Inmate Search	Click Here	989-831-7468, 989-831-7592	649 North State Street, Stanton, MI, 48888
Montmorency County Inmate Search	Click Here	989-785-2582	11045 M-32 West, Atlanta, MI, 49709
Muskegon County Inmate Search	Not Available	231-894-4336	1830 West White Lake Drive, Muskegon, MI, 49461
Newaygo County Inmate Search	Click Here	231-689-7024	1035 East James Street PO Box 845, White Cloud, MI, 49349
Oakland County Inmate Search	Not Available	248-858-1800	1690 Brown Road, Auburn Hills, MI, 48326
Oceana County Inmate Search	Click Here	231-873-3967	216 Lincoln Street, Hart, MI, 49420
Ogemaw County Inmate Search	Click Here	989-345-5908	912 W. Houghton Avenue, West Branch, MI, 48661
Ontonagon County Inmate Search	Click Here	906-884-4901	620 Conglomerate Street, Ontonagon, MI, 49953
Osceola County Inmate Search	Click Here	231-832-2288	325 West Upton Street, Reed City, MI, 49677
Oscoda County Inmate Search	Click Here	989-826-3214	301 South Morenci Street, Mio, MI, 48647
Otsego County Inmate Search	Click Here	989-731-7289, 989-731-7288	124 South Court Street, Gaylord, MI, 49735-1309
Ottawa County Inmate Search	Click Here	616-738-4095, 616-736-4140	12130 Fillmore Street, West Olive, MI, 49460
Presque Isle County Inmate Search	Click Here	800-734-2156, 989-734-2156	267 North Second Street, Rogers City, MI, 49779
Roscommon County Inmate Search	Not Available	989-275-7523	112 South 4th Street, Roscommon, MI, 48653
Saginaw County Inmate Search	Click Here	989-790-5462	208 South Harrison Street, Saginaw, MI, 48602
Saint Joseph County Inmate Search	Not Available	(269) 467-9045	650 E MainCentreville, MI 49032
Sanilac County Inmate Search	Click Here	810-648-8338	65 North Elk Street, Sandusky, MI, 48471
Schoolcraft County Inmate Search	Click Here	906-341-2122	300 Main Street, Manistique, MI, 49854
Shiawassee County Inmate Search	Click Here	989-743-3411	201 East McArthur Street, Corunna, MI, 48817
St. Clair County Inmate Search	Click Here	810-987-1700	1170 Michigan Road, Port Huron, MI, 48060
St. Joseph County Inmate Search	Click Here	269-467-9045	650 East Main Street, Centreville, MI, 49032
Tuscola County Inmate Search	Click Here	989-673-8161	420 Court Street, Caro, MI, 48723
Van Buren County Inmate Search	Click Here	269-657-2171	205 South Kalamazoo Street, Paw Paw, MI, 49079
Washtenaw County Inmate Search	Not Available	734-973-4343	4125 Washtenaw Avenue, Ann Arbor, MI, 48108-1003
Wayne County Inmate Search	Click Here	313-967-2040	1326 St. Antoine Street, Detroit, MI, 48226
Wexford County Inmate Search	Click Here	231-779-9217	820 South Carmel Street, Cadillac, MI, 49601

Prisoner Locator and Michigan Offender Database

The Michigan Department of Corrections maintains a prisoner locator within the offender database. This tool can be used to search for an individual by name or MDOC number. The search results will provide information about the person's inmate status, location, parole eligibility, and other relevant details.

For additional information, the Michigan jail roster lookup can be used to search for inmates currently housed in county jails. This search is separate from the MDOC offender search and provides information specific to county jails.

Inmate Status and Michigan Inmate Mugshots

The Michigan inmate lookup will provide information about an inmate's current status, such as whether they are in custody, on parole, or under probation supervision. Additionally, some county jail websites may offer a separate search feature for Michigan inmate mugshots.

It is important to note that not all inmate mugshots are available to the public due to privacy and security reasons. In some cases, mugshots may be accessible through a Michigan corrections offender query or by contacting the facility where the individual is housed.

Contacting an Incarcerated Individual in Michigan

Once you have located the inmate using the Michigan inmate lookup or MI DOC offender search, you can contact them through various means, including mail, telephone, and email.

Sending Mail to Michigan Inmates

To send mail to an inmate in a Michigan correctional facility, use the following format:

Inmate's Full Name
MDOC Number
Facility Name
P.O. Box or Street Address
City, MI ZIP Code

Ensure that your return address is clearly written on the envelope. Keep in mind that all incoming mail will be inspected by the facility staff for security reasons.

Telephone Calls with Michigan Inmates

Inmates in Michigan correctional facilities are allowed to make outgoing calls but cannot receive incoming calls. To receive a call from an inmate, you must first set up a prepaid account with the approved telephone service provider for the facility. Contact the facility directly for moreinformation on setting up an account and the specific calling rules for that institution.

Emailing Michigan Inmates

Some Michigan correctional facilities offer email services for inmates through third-party providers. To send an email to an inmate, you will need to register with the approved provider and purchase electronic messaging credits. Keep in mind that all electronic messages are subject to monitoring and screening by the facility staff.

Visiting an Inmate in Michigan

Visiting an inmate in a Michigan correctional facility requires advance planning and adherence to specific rules and regulations. Before your visit, you should:

1. Confirm the inmate's visitation status: Some inmates may have restrictions on visitation due to their security level or disciplinary status. Use the Michigan inmate lookup to confirm the individual's visitation status.

2. Check the visiting hours: Visiting hours and days may vary depending on the facility and the inmate's housing unit. Contact the facility directly or visit their website for up-to-date visiting information.

3. Review the visitation rules: Each facility has its own set of rules regarding visitation, including dress code, identification requirements, and items allowed in the visiting area. Familiarize yourself with these rules to ensure a smooth visit.

4. Register for visitation: Some facilities require visitors to pre-register or schedule their visits in advance. Contact the facility or visit their website for instructions on how to register.

By following these steps and using the various Michigan inmate search tools outlined in this article, you can successfully locate and maintain contact with an incarcerated individual in Michigan. Remember to respect the rules and regulations of the facility and the privacy of the inmate to maintain a positive and supportive relationship during their incarceration.## Michigan Prison System Overview

The Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC) is responsible for overseeing the state's prison system. The MDOC operates a total of 29 correctional facilities, housing various security levels of inmates, from minimum to maximum security. The department's mission is to provide a safe and secure environment for inmates, staff, and the community while promoting public safety, rehabilitation, and reintegration of offenders.

Michigan State Authorities and Their Roles

Several state authorities play a role in the management and oversight of the Michigan prison system. These include:

1. Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC): The MDOC is responsible for the overall administration, operation, and management of Michigan's state prisons and parole system. The department sets policies, procedures, and standards for the care, custody, and treatment of inmates.

2. Michigan Parole Board: The Parole Board is an autonomous entity within the MDOC that makes decisions on parole eligibility and release for eligible inmates. The board conducts hearings, reviews cases, and evaluates inmates based on their behavior, rehabilitation progress, and other factors to determine their suitability for parole.

3. Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS): MDHHS provides various services to inmates, including mental health care, substance abuse treatment, and medical services. The department also oversees the healthcare contracts for private healthcare providers within the prison system.

4. Michigan Department of Attorney General: The Attorney General's office is responsible for representing the state in legal matters involving the prison system, including lawsuits filed by inmates and cases involving violations of inmates' rights.

These authorities work together to ensure that the Michigan prison system operates efficiently and effectively while protecting the rights of inmates and the safety of the community.

Rehabilitation and Reintegration Programs in Michigan Prisons

The MDOC offers a variety of rehabilitation and reintegration programs aimed at helping inmates develop the necessary skills and resources to successfully reintegrate into society upon release. These programs include:

1. Educational Programs: Inmates can participate in adult basic education, GED preparation, and post-secondary education programs to improve their academic skills and increase their employability.

2. Vocational Training: The MDOC offers vocational training in various trades, such as construction, automotive repair, and culinary arts. These programs provide inmates with valuable job skills that can lead to meaningful employment upon release.

3. Substance Abuse Treatment: Substance abuse treatment programs are available to help inmates address their addiction issues and maintain sobriety.

4. Mental Health Services: Inmates with mental health issues can receive counseling, therapy, and medication management services to address their mental health needs.

5. Reentry Programs: The MDOC offers various reentry programs, including job placement assistance, housing resources, and life skills training, to help inmates successfully transition back into the community.

By providing inmates with access to these programs and services, the MDOC aims to reduce recidivism and promote public safety by fostering successful reintegration and rehabilitation of offenders.## Michigan Juvenile Justice System

The Michigan juvenile justice system is separate from the adult prison system and focuses on rehabilitation and intervention for young offenders. The goal is to provide appropriate services and support to help juvenile offenders develop the skills necessary to become productive, law-abiding citizens.

Juvenile Detention Facilities and Programs

Juvenile offenders in Michigan may be placed in various types of facilities, depending on their age, offense, and individual needs. These facilities include:

1. Juvenile Detention Centers: These secure, short-term facilities house juveniles who are awaiting court hearings or placement in a long-term facility.

2. Residential Treatment Centers: These facilities provide long-term, secure housing and treatment for juveniles with behavioral, emotional, or mental health issues.

3. Youth Correctional Facilities: These secure facilities house juveniles who have been adjudicated as delinquent and require a structured, correctional environment.

Juvenile offenders may also participate in various programs, including:

1. Diversion Programs: These community-based programs provide alternatives to detention for first-time or low-risk offenders. Services may include counseling, community service, or restitution.

2. Probation Supervision: Juvenile offenders may be placed on probation, which allows them to remain in their community while receiving supervision and support from a probation officer.

3. Aftercare and Reentry Programs: These programs help juvenile offenders transition back into their communities following release from a residential facility or correctional program.

Michigan Juvenile Court System

The juvenile court system in Michigan is responsible for handling cases involving minors who have been accused of committing a delinquent act or status offense. Juvenile court judges have the authority to order various interventions and placements for juvenile offenders, including probation, community-based programs, or placement in a juvenile facility.

The Michigan juvenile court system emphasizes rehabilitation and providing appropriate services to address the needs of young offenders, with the ultimate goal of reducing recidivism and promoting positive outcomes for youth involved in the justice system.

Resources for Families and Friends of Michigan Inmates

Supporting a loved one who is incarcerated in Michigan can be challenging. However, various resources and organizations can provide assistance and guidance to help families and friends navigate the prison system and maintain a supportive relationship with their incarcerated loved ones. Some resources include:

1. Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC) Family Council: The MDOC Family Council provides a forum for family members of inmates to communicate with MDOC administration and discuss issues related to visitation, mail, and other aspects of the prison system.

2. Prisoner Reentry Programs: The MDOC offers various reentry programs and resources for families to help their loved ones successfully reintegrate into the community upon release from prison.

3. Michigan CURE (Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants): Michigan CURE is a non-profit organization that advocates for criminal justice reform and provides support and resources for families of incarcerated individuals.

By utilizing these resources, families and friends can better understand the Michigan prison system and support their loved ones during their incarceration and reintegration process.## Rights of Inmates in Michigan

Inmates in Michigan have specific rights that are protected by the U.S. Constitution, federal laws, and state regulations. These rights are designed to ensure that inmates are treated fairly and humanely while they serve their sentences. Some of these rights include:

1. Cruel and Unusual Punishment: Under the Eighth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, inmates have the right to be free from cruel and unusual punishment. This includes the right to adequate medical care, mental health treatment, and protection from harm.

2. Freedom of Speech and Religion: Inmates have the right to express their opinions and practice their religion, subject to certain restrictions that are necessary for the safety and security of the institution.

3. Due Process: Inmates have the right to due process under the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. This means they are entitled to fair treatment in disciplinary hearings, parole hearings, and other administrative processes.

4. Privacy: While inmates have a limited right to privacy, they are protected from unreasonable searches and seizures under the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

5. Access to the Courts: Inmates have the right to access the courts to challenge their convictions, conditions of confinement, and other issues related to their incarceration.

6. Visitation and Communication: Inmates have the right to maintain contact with their families and friends through visitation, mail, and telephone calls, subject to certain restrictions necessary for the safety and security of the institution.

It is important for inmates and their families to be aware of these rights and to advocate for their protection. In situations where an inmate's rights may have been violated, legal remedies may be available through the courts or by filing a grievance with the Michigan Department of Corrections.

Support for Victims of Crime in Michigan

The Michigan Department of Corrections is committed to providing support and assistance to victims of crime. The MDOC's Victim Services Unit offers various resources and services to help crime victims navigate the criminal justice system and stay informed about the status of their offender.

Some of the services provided by the Victim Services Unit include:

1. Notification Services: Victims can register to receive notifications about the status of their offender, including parole hearings, releases, and escapes.

2. Victim Impact Statements: Victims have the right to submit a written or oral statement to the parole board, expressing their thoughts and feelings about the crime and the potential release of the offender.

3. Restitution: Victims may be eligible to receive restitution from the offender to compensate for their financial losses related to the crime.

4. Victim Advocacy: The Victim Services Unit can provide referrals to local victim advocacy organizations, counseling services, and other resources to help victims cope with the effects of the crime and navigate the criminal justice system.

By providing these services and resources, the MDOC aims to support crime victims and promote their rights and needs throughout the criminal justice process.