Marshall County Jail Records Search

Marshall County released inmate records are available through the Marshall County Jail in Warren, Minnesota. The jail maintains a daily roster that is updated Monday through Friday, with roughly 2,458 bookings per year. This page explains how to search for released inmates and current custody information using the local jail roster and statewide tools available to the public in Minnesota.

Marshall County Jail Roster

The Marshall County Jail roster reflects current booking data from the jail in Warren. At roughly 7 bookings per day on average, the list is active throughout the week. For current custody information, contact the jail directly or use the VINE system for automated notifications on custody status changes.

The Marshall County Jail is located at 208 East Colvin Avenue, Warren, MN 56762. This is an adult medium custody facility. It handles pre-trial detainees, sentenced individuals, and those held on warrants or detainers from other agencies. When someone is released from the jail, they will no longer appear on the active roster. For recently released individuals, statewide tools like VINE and the DOC Offender Locator are the next step.

The facility is supervised by 120 staff members, which is a large number for a rural county jail and reflects the scope of operations at the Warren facility. The jail handles not only Marshall County residents but may also hold inmates from nearby counties when needed.

The Marshall County Sheriff's Office in Warren handles all bookings and custody records. Contact them directly for the most current inmate information.

Visitation, Mail, and Phone Access

If you want to visit someone at the Marshall County Jail, visitation hours run from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Visits are not available on weekends at those standard hours. Check with the jail directly if circumstances have changed. Plan to arrive before 4:00 p.m. to ensure you are admitted during the visitation window.

Mail sent to inmates at the Marshall County Jail must include a return address. Mail without a return address will not be given to the inmate. Always include your full name and complete mailing address on the envelope. Standard U.S. mail is the accepted delivery method. Do not send cash or items not approved by the facility.

Inmates at the Marshall County Jail are only allowed to make outgoing phone calls. They cannot receive incoming calls. The jail uses a phone system that allows inmates to call out either through collect calls or through a prepaid account system. Contact the jail for information about the current phone provider if you want to set up an account to receive calls or add funds.

Minnesota Law and Public Data Access

Marshall County releases inmate booking data under Minnesota Statute 13.82, which covers law enforcement data and requires agencies to make basic booking information publicly available. Names, booking dates, charges, and custody status are all public records under this law. The jail roster is Marshall County's main tool for meeting this public access requirement.

Corrections data is governed by Minnesota Statute 13.85. This statute sets boundaries on what is public and what remains private in jail records. Medical information, mental health data, and treatment participation details are not public. The roster reflects the public-facing portion of that information. For records not available online, you can submit a formal data practices request to the Marshall County Sheriff's Office.

Sex offenders released in Marshall County must register under Minnesota Statute 243.166. Risk levels are determined under Minnesota Statute 244.052. Use the Predatory Offender Registry to look up registered offenders by name, county, or address across Minnesota.

VINE Notifications

Marshall County is part of the Minnesota VINE (Victim Information and Notification Everyday) system. VINE lets you track custody status changes at the Marshall County Jail and receive automatic alerts when an inmate is released, transferred, or has another status change recorded. The service is free and open to anyone. You do not have to be a victim to register.

Register at VINELink or by calling 877-664-8463. Choose to receive alerts by phone call, text message, or email. VINE operates 24 hours a day, every day of the year. For families of incarcerated individuals, VINE is especially useful because it removes the need to call the jail repeatedly to check status.

The VINE system also covers state prison facilities. If someone from Marshall County is transferred to a Minnesota Department of Corrections facility, VINE will continue to monitor their status and send alerts. This makes it a useful tool even after a case moves beyond the local jail level.

Statewide Search Tools

The Minnesota DOC Offender Locator covers all individuals under state supervision, including those released from state prisons and those on supervised release after a county sentence. Search by name to find supervision status, release dates, and facility history. If someone was transferred from the Marshall County Jail to a state facility, the DOC Offender Locator is the right tool.

For sex offenders, use the Predatory Offender Registry. This database shows current registration information and risk level for offenders statewide. Marshall County residents and recent releases are included in the registry. You can search by name or filter by county.

Marshall County District Court records are available through Minnesota Court Records Online (MCRO). MCRO is free to use and covers criminal, civil, and family cases. Search by name or case number to find charge details, hearing dates, and case outcomes. Most adult criminal records are public through MCRO.

For a full statewide criminal history, the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) handles formal records requests. BCA reports require a fee and cover arrests and dispositions from courts across Minnesota. Contact the BCA through the Department of Public Safety website for request instructions.

Cities in Marshall County

Marshall County's county seat is Warren, which is where the jail is located. Other communities include Argyle, Newfolden, Stephen, and Oslo. None of these cities meet the population threshold for individual city pages on this site. All county residents are served by the Marshall County Jail at 208 East Colvin Avenue in Warren.

Nearby Counties

These counties are near Marshall County. Each has its own jail and released inmate records.