Find Marshall County Jail Roster

The Marshall County jail roster lists current inmates at the county jail in Warren, Minnesota. Marshall County sits in the northwest part of the state, near the North Dakota border. The Sheriff's Office manages the jail and can provide booking details, charges, and custody status for anyone held there. You can search the Marshall County jail roster through VINELink or by calling the sheriff directly. This page walks you through the different ways to look up inmates and understand the records that are available.

Marshall County Jail Roster Search

The primary way to search the Marshall County jail roster online is through VINELink. This is a statewide system that tracks inmate custody status across Minnesota. You can search by name or offender ID. VINELink shows if a person is currently in custody at the Marshall County Jail and provides basic details about their status.

Marshall County participates in the VINELink program. The system updates regularly and is free to use. You can also register for notifications. If the person you are tracking gets released, transferred, or escapes, VINELink will contact you by phone, email, or text. That makes it a useful tool for ongoing monitoring. Call 1-877-MN-4-VINE (1-877-664-8463) if you want to use the phone version.

Contact Marshall County Sheriff

The most direct way to check the Marshall County jail roster is to call the Sheriff's Office at (218) 745-5411. Staff can confirm whether someone is in custody and share their booking details. The jail is at 208 East Colvin Ave., Suite 1, in Warren. The facility operates 24 hours a day, every day, so you can call at any time.

The fax number is (218) 745-9203 if you need to send documents. For records requests, you can also reach the Sheriff's Office at the main number. Under MN Stat. § 13.82, arrest and booking records are public data. The sheriff must provide this information when asked. You don't need a reason. Standard copy fees apply for official documents.

Marshall County is rural and the jail is smaller than those in more populated areas. But the same public data rules apply here as everywhere else in the state.

Marshall County Jail Information

The Marshall County Jail handles all bookings for people arrested within the county. Deputies bring arrested individuals to the jail in Warren for processing. The booking creates a record that goes on the jail roster. MN Stat. § 641.05 requires the sheriff to maintain the facility and keep accurate records of everyone held there. The sheriff also has to provide for the care and custody of all inmates during their stay.

Under MN Stat. § 387.03, the sheriff has authority over all aspects of jail operations. That includes setting rules for visitation, phone calls, and commissary. If you have questions about any of these, call the Sheriff's Office and ask.

Marshall County Jail Records

Jail roster records in Marshall County are subject to the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act. MN Stat. § 13.82 makes arrest records public data. That includes names, charges, booking dates, and custody status. Anyone can request this information without showing ID or giving a reason.

Records that are not public include medical data, some juvenile records, and active investigation files. MN Stat. § 13.85 addresses what jail data can be shared and what is restricted. If you want copies of public records, contact the Sheriff's Office at (218) 745-5411 and ask about the process. Standard fees for copies apply across all Minnesota counties.

Note: The Marshall County jail roster may not reflect very recent bookings or releases.

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Marshall County Jail Roster Resources

The Minnesota Court Records Online system lets you look up cases from Marshall County. After someone is booked into the jail and charged, their case goes through the court system. You can search by name to find case numbers, hearing dates, and outcomes. This adds more detail to what the jail roster alone provides.

The MN Jail Rosters portal is another resource that can help you check custody status across multiple counties.

Both tools are free to use and cover every county in Minnesota.

Bail in Marshall County

Bail for Marshall County inmates is set by a judge or follows a preset schedule. To find out the bail amount, check the jail roster through VINELink or call the jail at (218) 745-5411. Once you know the amount, you can post bail in person at the jail. Cash is typically accepted. For larger amounts, a bail bond agent can help.

The sheriff processes all bail payments at the facility. Release takes a few hours after bail is posted. The person has to attend all court dates in Marshall County after release.

Marshall County Jail Transfers and Court Cases

Marshall County is rural and the jail in Warren has limited space. When the facility is full or charges call for a higher classification facility, inmates can be moved to a nearby county. Polk County and Pennington County both have larger jails that sometimes take overflow from Marshall County. If you searched VINELink and cannot find someone who was arrested here, the person may have been transferred. Call (218) 745-5411 to ask.

After booking, criminal cases move through the district court system. You can search for Marshall County cases at Minnesota Court Records Online. Enter a name to see case numbers, hearing dates, and how the case was resolved. The court system covers every county in Minnesota. This is the best way to track what happens after someone leaves the Marshall County jail roster.

Marshall County sits near the North Dakota border. Arrests close to the state line can sometimes result in a booking in either state. If you are unsure where someone was taken, the sheriff's office can help you figure it out. They work with agencies across the region and can point you to the right facility. For victims who want ongoing updates, VINELink alerts and the sheriff's office together provide the most complete picture of an inmate's status in Marshall County.

Nearby Counties

These counties border or sit near Marshall County in northwest Minnesota.