Find Stevens County Inmate Records

Stevens County inmate records are searched through a mix of local sheriff contact, regional jail roster review, victim-notification tools, and state or federal custody locators. A Stevens County jail roster search should start with the county corrections channel, then move to any regional facility that may be holding the person. The right record source depends on the custody stage: booking, court transport, local jail hold, state prison sentence, federal sentence, or immigration detention. To look up Stevens County inmates online, use official custody sources and confirm important details with the agency that holds the person.

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No Stevens Online Roster

No Stevens County-operated online inmate roster or public search form was located in the official county sources reviewed for this build. The verified local custody starting point is the Stevens County Sheriff's Office, whose Corrections Division is described as the branch that books prisoners and transports prisoners to and from court. That means a recent arrest in Morris, Hancock, Chokio, Donnelly, Alberta, or elsewhere in Stevens County may first need a phone or in-person custody check rather than a web search.

The practical search path is multi-channel. Call the Sheriff's Office, ask whether the person is booked, released, transferred, or waiting for court transport, and then check any regional jail roster named by staff. The strongest official roster evidence found for a Stevens County hold was not on a Stevens-branded page. It appeared in the Traverse County inmate roster channel, where the current roster PDF listed a person held for Stevens County Sheriff Office on June 18, 2026.

The official Stevens County sheriff page is the source for the local custody contact point.

Stevens County Sheriff's Office inmate records contact page

Because no Stevens-only roster was found there, the page supports phone, in-person, and Minnesota VINE lookup steps rather than a county database search.


Use Stevens County Inmate Records

A Stevens County inmate lookup works best when each source is used for the custody phase it actually covers. Local booking and transport questions belong with the sheriff. A regional jail PDF can show a current physical hold. Minnesota VINE can help with custody-status notices. Minnesota Department of Corrections records apply after a person is committed to state custody. BOP and ICE are separate systems for federal or immigration custody, not county jail records.

  1. Start with the full name, date of birth or age, arrest date, and arresting agency if known. These details reduce name-match errors.
  2. Call the Stevens County Sheriff's Office at 320-208-6500 and ask whether the person is in local custody, released, transferred, or held for court.
  3. If staff point to regional housing, open the official Traverse County roster page and then the linked roster PDF.
  4. Use browser find in the PDF to search by last name, first name, agency, or "Stevens County Sheriff Office."
  5. Check Minnesota VINE at 877-664-8463 if custody-status notification matters for safety, release, or transfer updates.
  6. After sentencing, search the MNDOC public viewer by name or MNDOC Offender ID because state prison custody will not be tracked by a county roster.
  7. Use the BOP inmate locator for federal custody and ICE ODLS for immigration detention when those custody paths fit the case.

Note: No official Stevens County sheriff or police mobile app with inmate search, warrant search, or roster tools was located during the research pass.


Stevens County Roster Fields

The roster field evidence for Stevens County inmate records comes from the official Traverse County PDF, not from a Stevens County search form. The PDF is a printable list, so it has no last-name box, booking-number box, dropdown, login, or portal search button. It is still useful because the June 18, 2026 version included a Stevens County Sheriff Office hold and displayed the field labels needed to read a current regional jail record.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
Front MugshotPDF image columnN/AHeader shows a booking-photo column; image display depends on the PDF entry.
Last, First Middle NamePDF textN/ARoster entries list names in this order.
AddressPDF textN/AStreet, city, state, or no-address text may appear.
AgePDF textN/ANumeric age is shown instead of date of birth.
Booking DatePDF textN/AObserved in MM/DD/YY format.
Held ForPDF textN/AExamples include bench warrant and holding for another agency.
AgencyPDF textN/AThe Stevens hold used Stevens County Sheriff Office.
Conditional Bail AmountPDF textN/AMay show cash or surety terms when a court has set bail.
Sentence End DatePDF textN/AAppears when applicable to a local sentence.
ChargesPDF textN/AMay include statute number, offense text, and adult-arrest language.

The official Traverse County roster landing page is the source that links to the current PDF roster.

Traverse County roster page for Stevens County inmate records

Use that landing page before relying on a saved copy, because the PDF is a dated custody snapshot and can change as people are released or transferred.


Stevens Inmate Profile Details

The Traverse roster is not a clickable inmate-profile system, but its record layout functions as a profile inventory for people held there. The June 18, 2026 roster listed a Stevens County hold for a Morris address, booking date 06/01/26, held-for status of "Holding for Another Agency," agency "Stevens County Sheriff Office," and a probation-revocation charge under Minn. Stat. 609.14. That example shows why the held-for and agency fields matter as much as the name field.

FieldWhat It Shows
Booking photo columnWhether the roster format includes a front mugshot field for the booking entry.
Name and ageBasic identity details used to distinguish people with similar names.
AddressReported residence or no-address notation, when published by the roster.
Booking dateThe date the person was booked into the listed facility.
Held forThe custody reason, such as a warrant or another agency hold.
AgencyThe sheriff, court, or agency connected to the hold.
Conditional bailRelease amount or bond type if the roster publishes one for that entry.
Sentence end dateProjected local sentence date if the inmate is serving a short local sentence.
ChargesStatute citation and offense wording attached to the booking or hold.

Several common jail-profile fields were not present in the observed roster header. No housing pod, cell unit, height, weight, race, sex, date of birth, medical status, complete custody history, or court date field was identified in that PDF layout. Court dates and formal case filings should be checked through Minnesota Court Records Online or Stevens County District Court, not assumed from the roster.


Stevens County Custody Facilities

Stevens County inmate records may involve one local sheriff office and one regional detention center identified in the facility map. The Stevens County Sheriff's Office / Corrections Division is the local operator for booking and court transport. Traverse County Detention Center is outside Stevens County, but it is relevant because an official roster entry showed a person held for Stevens County Sheriff Office.

Stevens County Sheriff's Office / Corrections Division

400 Colorado Avenue, Suite 401

Morris, MN 56267

320-208-6500

Office hours: Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; Memorial Day through Labor Day 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Traverse County Detention Center

203 7th Street North

Wheaton, MN 56296

320-422-7800

Staffed around the clock by communications/corrections officers; visitor schedule not published in inspected sources.

The Traverse County Communications/Corrections page says that corrections staff provide intake and processing, hold people pending trial or court disposition, hold people sentenced to one year or less, and house work release, Huber, and sentence-to-serve participants. That makes Traverse a regional local-jail channel, not a state prison and not a federal detention center.


Stevens Booking Record Flow

Stevens County publishes a compact description of its Corrections Division, but that description is important: the division handles booking prisoners and transport to and from court. After an arrest, booking is the administrative step where identity, custody authority, charge or warrant basis, property, fingerprints, booking photo, immediate medical concerns, and release status may be recorded. Intake is the first facility-processing stage, including search, classification, and basic safety screening.

The public record trail may split soon after intake. A person may be released, held for a first appearance, moved to a regional detention center, or later transferred after sentencing. The visible public record also changes by stage. A local or regional roster shows custody and booking facts. Court records show filed cases, hearings, and outcomes. MNDOC shows sentenced state-prison or supervision status. Federal and immigration systems sit outside the Stevens County jail record set.

Custody Flow: Arrest or warrant service > booking by corrections staff > local or regional jail record > Stevens County District Court scheduling > release, continued detention, transfer, or state/federal custody.


Stevens County VINE Notices

The Stevens County sheriff page lists Minnesota VINE as a custody-status resource. VINE is a telephone and internet service used by victims and the public to search offender custody status and register for notice when custody changes. It is especially useful in Stevens County because no Stevens-only online roster was located and a person may move between local booking, regional housing, release, or another custody system.

Use Minnesota VINE at 877-664-8463 for release and transfer notifications, but treat it as a notification channel rather than a full roster record. VINE does not replace the sheriff's office for booking confirmation, the Traverse County roster for regional holds, MCRO for court filings, or MNDOC for sentenced state custody. It helps answer a different question: whether a registered user can receive notice when custody status changes.


Stevens Records Beyond Jail

The county or regional jail channel covers recent arrests, pretrial detention, agency holds, local sentences of one year or less, and court transport. It does not cover every person who once had a Stevens County case. After a felony sentence to state prison, the correct search source is the Minnesota Department of Corrections public viewer. MNDOC states that newly sentenced people may take several business days to appear, so a missing result right after sentencing is not proof that the person was never transferred.

County or Regional Jail

Use the Stevens sheriff contact channel and the Traverse County roster PDF for current booking, transfer, agency-hold, bail, and charge fields.

State Prison or Supervision

Use the MNDOC public viewer for adults committed to the Commissioner of Corrections and still under DOC jurisdiction.

Federal Custody

Use the BOP inmate locator for federal inmates incarcerated from 1982 to the present.

Immigration Detention

Use the ICE Online Detainee Locator System for people in ICE custody or in CBP custody more than 48 hours.

The MNDOC public viewer image comes from the state locator source used for sentenced custody searches.

MNDOC public viewer for Stevens County sentenced inmate records

Use it only after the custody question has moved from local jail status to state prison or state supervision status.


Stevens County Visit Status

No official visitation schedule, mail format, commissary vendor, phone vendor, video-visit vendor, dress code, or inmate-funds rule was found for Stevens County in the inspected sources. Traverse County pages also did not publish detailed visitation, mail, or commissary rules in the material reviewed. That absence should change the action plan. Confirm the exact holding facility before traveling, mailing an item, setting up a call account, or sending money.

Facility or ChannelScheduleRules LocatedAction
Stevens County Sheriff's Office / Corrections DivisionNot publishedNo jail visit, mail, commissary, or money rules locatedCall 320-208-6500 before visiting or sending items.
Traverse County Detention CenterNot published in inspected pagesCustody categories and 24/7 staffing published, but visitor rules not foundCall 320-422-7800 if the person is housed there.
Minnesota DOC prisonFacility-specificUse MNDOC visiting and facility pagesSearch MNDOC first, then follow the prison's rules.
BOP federal prisonFacility-specificBOP institution pages publish visiting informationSearch BOP first, then use the listed institution page.
ICE detentionFacility-specificICE facility guidance varies by siteSearch ICE ODLS and confirm with the facility.

Note: Do not send cash, packages, or commissary deposits based on third-party jail pages; confirm name format, ID number, allowed items, and vendor with the holding agency.


Request Stevens Booking Records

When a current roster does not answer the question, a public-records request may be the next official route. Minnesota separates law enforcement arrest data, corrections and detention data, court data, and criminal history data. Booking and arrest basics are generally handled under Minnesota law enforcement data rules, while jail and detention data can include private or protected details such as medical, psychological, financial, safety-sensitive, or unrelated personal information.

For a Stevens County booking record request, give the person's full name, date of birth or age, approximate arrest date, arresting agency, and the specific records sought. Ask for booking date, release status, custody authority, charge text, bail field, booking photo if available, and transfer information if the person was moved. If the person was held at Traverse County Detention Center, contact Traverse County for records created by that facility. If the question is about formal charges or a case outcome, search MCRO or contact Stevens County District Court.

Booking
The administrative record made after arrest, including identity, charge or warrant authority, and custody status.
Held for another agency
A facility has physical custody for a different sheriff, court, or public agency.
Conditional bail
A court-set release amount or release condition shown on some jail records.
Detainer
A hold or request from another agency that may delay release even if one case has bail.
DOC
The Minnesota Department of Corrections, which handles state prison and state supervision records.

Stevens County Access Chain

The full access chain for Stevens County inmate records starts local and expands only when the facts call for it. For a same-day arrest, use the sheriff's office first. For a possible regional hold, check Traverse County. For release notice, use VINE. For sentenced state custody, use MNDOC. For a federal sentence, use BOP. For immigration detention, use ICE. For criminal case filings, use Minnesota Court Records Online and the Stevens County District Court channel.

  • Sheriff phone line: 320-208-6500 for current local custody, transfer, release, and booking-record routing.
  • In person: 400 Colorado Avenue, Suite 401, Morris, MN 56267 for sheriff office contact during posted public hours.
  • Regional roster: Traverse County's official PDF roster when a Stevens County hold may be housed in Wheaton.
  • Notification: Minnesota VINE at 877-664-8463 for custody-status alerts.
  • State prison: MNDOC public viewer after sentencing to state custody.
  • Federal or ICE: BOP and ICE locators when the case is no longer a Minnesota county jail matter.

For booking photos tied to current roster records, the related custody-photo details are handled on the Stevens County jail mugshots page. Formal charge and case-status records after booking belong with court sources, including the Stevens County court records after jail arrest pathway.

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