Search Roseau County Inmate Population

The Roseau County inmate population is managed through the local jail roster, court process, and statewide corrections systems. A Roseau County inmate search starts with county custody, then moves to state, federal, or immigration locators when the person is not listed locally. The Roseau County inmate population includes people held before court, people serving short local sentences, and limited holds tied to warrants or other agencies. Past custody and released records may require a public-records request instead of a roster search.

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Roseau County Inmate Population

Roseau County has one confirmed detention facility in the county: Roseau County Jail. The jail is operated by the Roseau County Sheriff's Office, led by Sheriff Steve Gust. The facility holds adult pretrial detainees, local arrests, warrant and court holds, sentenced local inmates, and limited delinquent juvenile holds under the rural exception described in the Minnesota Department of Corrections inspection material. State prisoners, federal prisoners, and immigration detainees are not part of the Roseau County jail count once they move to another custody system.

The Roseau County inmate population rises and falls through arrests, court release orders, bond decisions, warrants, and transfers. A person arrested by the sheriff, Roseau Police Department, Warroad Police Department, State Patrol, or another agency may be booked into the local jail. If the person receives a felony prison sentence, the lookup shifts to the Minnesota Department of Corrections. If the custody is federal or immigration related, a separate federal locator is needed. That split matters because the county roster is a local jail tool, not a single statewide or national inmate database.


Roseau County Inmate Population Stats

The strongest official statistical source for Roseau County is the 2025 Minnesota DOC jail inspection report. It lists the facility as a jail, gives the approved secure coed bed count, and records the operational capacity used for state inspection work. No official current average daily population, annual booking count, length-of-stay figure, or demographic dashboard was located in the research file, so those figures are not estimated here.

52 Approved secure coed beds
46.80 Operational capacity
1 Confirmed local detention facility
MeasureFigureSource and date
Approved jail capacity52 secure coed bedsMN DOC Roseau County Jail 2025 inspection report, inspected 07/08/2025
Operational capacity46.80 beds at 90 percent operating capacitySame 2025 MN DOC inspection report
Mandatory-rule compliance94.96 percent, substantial complianceSame 2025 MN DOC inspection report
Essential-rule compliance100 percentSame 2025 MN DOC inspection report
Juveniles held or processed in audit period3, with one jail-removal violationDOC JJDP audit period from 10/01/2024 to 07/23/2025


Who Roseau County Jail Holds

The Roseau County inmate population is local in scope. It includes people booked after an arrest, people held on a warrant or court order, people waiting for a first appearance, and some people serving local sentences. The 2025 DOC report classifies the facility as a local adult jail under Minnesota Rules Chapter 2911 and notes limited delinquent juvenile hold authority under the rural exception.

  • Pretrial detainees: people arrested in Roseau County who have not reached final court disposition.
  • Sentenced local inmates: people serving a jail sentence locally rather than a state prison term.
  • Warrant or court holds: people held because a judge, warrant, or another agency requires custody.
  • Limited juvenile holds: delinquent juveniles may be held only within the rural-exception limits described by DOC.

No official Roseau source in the research published a sex, age, race, ethnicity, felony, misdemeanor, or pretrial split for the jail population. The report says the approved capacity is secure coed, but it does not break the beds into separate male and female counts.


Roseau County Jail Capacity

The 2025 state inspection report identifies Roseau County Jail as a remote podular design with 52 approved secure coed beds and 46.80 operational capacity at the 90 percent calculation. The report grants authority to operate from 08/01/2025 through 07/31/2026 and lists no special conditions. It also keeps the facility on annual inspections instead of biennial status.

Inspection findings should be read with care. The DOC report found substantial compliance for mandatory rules and full compliance for essential rules, while also identifying six mandatory-rule non-compliance items. Those findings dealt with policy review documentation, daily inspection sheets, chemical access, medication refrigerator logs, medication accounting, and documenting medication sent with a person on release. The report shows corrective-action deadlines and monitoring notes, not a finding that the jail was closed or unsafe to operate.


Roseau County Inmate Data Laws

Minnesota law controls what Roseau County may release about jail custody, booking, corrections data, criminal-history data, and booking photos. The county's public information request page states that the Minnesota Data Practices Act governs Roseau County information in documents, recordings, verbal records, and computer data. That framework makes many jail facts public while leaving confidential, protected, juvenile, medical, active-investigation, and sealed items outside ordinary public access.

Key Minnesota rules:

Minn. Stat. section 13.03 sets the general rule that government data are public unless state or federal law says otherwise.

Minn. Stat. section 13.82 covers law-enforcement data and treats booking photographs as public unless a specific limit applies.

Minn. Stat. section 13.85 classifies corrections and detention data, which helps separate public jail data from private corrections information.

Minn. Stat. section 641.05 is the jail-register statute commonly tied to public jail roster information.

Minnesota Rules Chapter 2911 sets local adult detention facility standards for administration, records, security, mail, visiting, classification, and release.



Roseau County Roster Fields

Roster snippets and official context point to a current-inmate offense list style. Because the live portal was unreliable during research, the field table below uses the documented county link and snippet-supported fields without promising a specific search form. The roster is for local jail custody. It is not the right tool for a sentenced state prisoner already moved to MNDOC custody.

Field labelTypeRequiredNotes
Inmate ListList or portalUnspecifiedOfficial county-linked channel from the sheriff page.
Name or browser findTextNoUse last name if the portal displays a list or generated report.
Jail ID or booking IDRecord fieldNoSnippets show a YYBK-style local booking number.
Book date and release dateRecord fieldNoRelease may be blank or use a placeholder if the person remains held.
Charges, court, disposition, bailRecord fieldsNoCharge rows may show offense level, court, status, and total bail.

The Roseau County sheriff page is the best source for the official roster link and the jail contact channel. The screenshot below shows the sheriff page where the county exposes the detention center, inmate list, and video visitation links.

Roseau County sheriff page with inmate population and jail roster links

Those links matter when the direct roster does not load, because the sheriff page confirms the roster is a county-published custody channel.


Roseau County Inmate Records

An inmate record is not the same as a court conviction. It is a custody record tied to booking, jail status, charge entries, and release information. A charge can be amended, dismissed, or replaced by a formal complaint after the county attorney reviews the case. For court filings after an arrest, use MCRO and the Roseau County District Court calendar.

FieldWhat it shows
Jail IDLocal booking or jail identifier assigned during custody processing.
Name and SIDPerson name and possible state identification number.
Book date and release dateWhen custody began and whether a release has been posted.
Arresting agencySheriff, local police, State Patrol, or another agency that lodged the person.
Charges and courtOffense text, level, linked court, and disposition or hold status when listed.
Total bailPublished bail or bond amount if the roster row includes it.

Older booking records, booking photographs, and release records may require a Roseau County public information request. The county public information request page explains that Data Practices Act requests can cover existing records and may take up to five business days depending on the record type.


County Jail vs State Prison

The most common search error is using the wrong custody system. Roseau County Jail handles local jail custody. MNDOC handles adults committed to the Commissioner of Corrections and still under DOC jurisdiction. Federal BOP and ICE ODLS are separate again. A person can move from the county roster to a state or federal system after sentencing, transfer, or commitment.

QuestionRoseau County JailMinnesota DOCFederal or ICE
Who it coversPretrial, local sentence, warrants, local holdsState prison and supervision under DOC jurisdictionFederal sentenced inmates or immigration detainees
Main locatorCounty inmate listMNDOC LocatorBOP locator or ICE ODLS
Typical dataBooking, charges, bail, release fieldDOC ID, status, facility, sentence and release datesRegister number, location, release, or immigration custody result


Roseau County Detention Facilities

Official sources found only one detention facility physically in Roseau County. No state prison, BOP prison, ICE detention center, city jail, regional jail, work-release annex, or USMS contract facility was confirmed in the county. Once custody leaves the local jail, the search path moves outside the local facility map.

  • Roseau County Jail - local adult jail operated by the Roseau County Sheriff's Office for pretrial, sentenced local, warrant, and limited juvenile holds.

The county jail sits on the Roseau public-safety and courthouse campus, near Roseau County District Court. That local setup matters because booking, court holding, and first appearances can be closely linked after an arrest.


Roseau County Inmate Population FAQ

How big is the Roseau County inmate population? A current average daily population was not located in official Roseau sources. The 2025 MN DOC inspection report gives the capacity anchor: 52 approved secure coed beds and 46.80 operational capacity.

How do I search Roseau County inmates? Start with the official county inmate list linked from the sheriff page. If it does not load or the person is missing, call 218-463-1421, check MCRO, and use MNDOC, BOP, or ICE ODLS when the custody type is no longer local.

Are Roseau County booking photos public? Minnesota law treats booking photographs as public data unless a specific limit applies. Roseau's live roster photo display was not confirmed, so a missing photo should be requested through the county public information process.

Is there a sheriff mobile app? No official Roseau County sheriff or Roseau Police Department app was found in the research. The county roster, sheriff phone, public-records form, MCRO, MNDOC, BOP, ICE ODLS, and VINELink are the documented access channels.

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Directions to the Roseau County Jail

Roseau County Jail is at 604 5th Avenue SW, Roseau, MN 56751. The Roseau County Courthouse is next door at 606 5th Avenue SW, which makes the jail and district court part of the same local campus area. From Minnesota Highway 11 in Roseau, use the city street grid toward 5th Avenue SW and the courthouse or sheriff's office.

Address

Roseau County Jail
604 5th Avenue SW
Roseau, MN 56751
218-463-1421

Parking

The official court page for the adjoining courthouse states that free surface lot and on-street parking are available. Confirm the visitor entrance with the sheriff's office before arrival.

Transit

No specific public transit route was located in official sources. Plan local travel by road and allow extra time in winter weather.

Before Visiting

Bring government photo ID. Do not bring weapons, contraband, or unneeded property into a detention or court building.