Carroll County Detention Center, MD Inmate Search, Mugshots, Prison Roster

Inmate Search

The Carroll County Detention Center does not have an online inmate locator service. Likewise, it does not provide a mugshot list.

However, you can look for and find the inmates who may be serving time at the Carroll County Detention Center using the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services Inmate Locator. This service allows members of the public to find out the housing locations of inmates who have been committed to the custody of the Commissioner of Correction.

Do note that this search engine is incomplete service, and may not show inmates who have short sentences or who are no longer in custody.

Carroll County Sheriff Department, Maryland

An internationally accredited law enforcement agency, Carroll County Sheriff’s Office is located on 100 North Court Street in Westminster, Maryland. Opened since 1837, Carroll County Sheriff’s Office is the law enforcement agency for Carroll County, Maryland. This department serves a population of 170,260 people within 449.13 square miles.

Carroll County Sheriff’s Office’s mission to provide the highest level of service founded in trust and commitment to the Community. Their vision is to be the safest county in Maryland Their motto is “Commitment to Community.”

Sheriff Jim DeWees is the 58^th Sheriff of Carroll County, MD and was sworn into office on December 2, 2014. Sheriff DeWees has received numerous awards for excellence in investigations and leadership.

The Carroll County Sheriff's Office divides the county into two districts: Northern and Southern. Each patrol district is sub-divided into two patrol sectors. There are three bureaus: the operations division, the support operations division, and the warrant/fugitive taskforce.

Programs

The Carroll County Detention Center provides food services, medical services, mental health services, and recreation to inmates. In addition, visitation, an education program, substance abuse treatment, religious services, library services, trustee programs, and home detention are also provided to its inmates.

Carroll County Jail also offers programs such as work release and a Trustee program. Work release allows inmates to maintain or obtain employment in the community, while still serving their sentences. The Trustee program allows inmates to work in the jail community, such as in the kitchen or doing maintenance.

Inmate Resources for Family and Friends

Inmate Search

If you want to see if someone you know is in Carroll County Detention Center, go to this page and check out the roster.

This database will serve as a jail inquiry, and you can easily find anyone you are looking for. Here, you can search their first and last name, and if they are in the jail, their profile will pop up with the following information:

• Their full name

• Their mugshot

• Their race

• Their date of birth

• Their height/weight

• Their booking date

• Their charges

• Their location within the jail

• Their charges

Carroll County Detention Center provides a disclaimer on their website that says the information is for informational use only, it is subject to change, it may contain factual errors, and an arrest goes not mean a conviction.

Sending a Mail

Currently, the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office contracts with Smart Jail Mail, which involves kiosks in all housing units for inmates to use. Through Smart Jail Mail, they can send and receive written communications with loved ones.

Click here to set up your Smart Jail Mail account: www.smartjailmail.com.

As of now, inmates will no longer receive postal mail, with the exception of legal mail.

If you do not have a computer to set up a Smart Jail Mail account, you may send postal mail to the following address, and it will be scanned and then emailed to the inmate via Smart Jail Mail:

Carroll County Detention Center
INMATE NAME-ID NUMBER
100 North Court Street, Westminster, MD, 21157

Make sure to remember to write the inmate’s name and ID number clearly on the envelope.

Sending Money

Loved ones can deposit money into an inmate’s account in the following ways:

Online

• Visit www.accesscorrections.com to create an account

• Available 24/7

• Keep track of the deposits you’ve made

• A convenience fee applies

Over the phone

• Call 410-386-2628

• Available Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

• A convenience fee applies

In person

• Visit Carroll County Detention Center

• Use cash, a credit card, or debit card at a kiosk in the jail lobby

• open 24 hours per day

• A convenience fee applies

By mail

• Send a money order to:
  Carroll County Detention Center
  INMATE NAME-ID NUMBER
  100 North Court Street, Westminster, MD, 21157

Phone Calls

Carroll County Detention Center provides a collect-calling system for inmate use through a contract with Securus Technologies. The system allows inmates to make collect calls only. No incoming calls can be received by an inmate. To establish an account with Securus, please contact them at 1-800-844-6591 or visit www.securustech.net.

Visiting Rules

Inmates at Carroll County Detention Center have the opportunity to visit with friends and family twice per week for one hour each day via the Securus video visitation system.

This high-tech system of communication will still allow the visitor and the inmate to see each other and to communicate, while increasing the safety of the visitors and the security of the jail.

Adults

Either a current and valid:

• state identification card

• military identification

• passport, or

• state driver license.

No photocopies will be allowed

Minors (under 18 years old):

All visiting minors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian and present either an original or certified copy of the juvenile’s birth certificate from “The Department of Vital Statistics,” that shows the names of the parents.

Certificates of birth from a hospital and birth certificates stamped “Not a Certified Copy,” or that lack the raised seal, are not considered proper identification. No photocopies will be allowed

Note: Before entering the secure area of Carroll County Detention Center, all visitors must remove their watches and jewelry. The only possession the visitor may take into the secure area of a facility is their identification and keys.

Visitation Hours