Search Pulaski County, IL Jail & Inmate Records
Table of Contents
- Pulaski County Inmate Search and Records
- How to Find an Inmate in Pulaski County, IL
- Booking Process & Common Charges in Pulaski County
- Visitation Rules at Pulaski County Jail
- How to Contact an Inmate at Pulaski County Jail
- Parole, Release & Reentry Resources in Pulaski County
- Pulaski Incarceration Statistics
- How Many Inmates Are Currently in Pulaski County?
- Pulaski County Facility Directory
- Pulaski Prisons and Jails
- Useful Links
To find inmate records in Pulaski County, Illinois, you have several options. Online, you can begin by visiting the Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) website, which offers a searchable database of inmates incarcerated in state facilities; this can help if the individual is serving time beyond county jurisdiction. For inmates housed at the Pulaski County Detention Center, it’s best to contact the facility directly, as current local jail rosters may not be posted online. You can call the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office at (618) 748-9374 or visit their office at 500 Illinois Avenue, Mound City, IL 62963 to make an inquiry in person. Additionally, you may visit the Pulaski County Courthouse at the same address for assistance with official court or jail records. Always have relevant identifying information such as full name and date of birth when making your requests, and be prepared to follow any procedures or pay fees as required by local regulations.
How to Find an Inmate in Pulaski County, IL
Inmate records for Pulaski County, IL can be accessed online or in person, depending on whether the individual is in a local jail, state prison, or federal facility. Selecting the appropriate search tool is important to locate accurate information about custody status and location.
| Search Tool | Records Available | Access Method | Key Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Illinois DOC Inmate Locator | State prison inmates | Offender Search | Search by name or IDOC number; shows individuals in Illinois Department of Corrections custody |
| VINE Inmate Search | State and county jail inmates, custody status | VINE Illinois | Register for notifications; search by name, receive custody status updates |
| Pulaski Jail / Sheriff Dept. | Pulaski County Jail inmates | Call (618) 748-9374 Visit: 500 Illinois St, Mound City, IL 62963 | Contact the Pulaski County Sheriff for local inmate information; no online roster available |
| Federal BOP Locator | Federal inmates | BOP Inmate Locator | Illinois has no federal prison; most federal offenders from Pulaski County are sent to facilities such as USP Marion (Marion, IL) or other nearby federal prisons |
| In-Person Records Request | Jail booking and release records, recent arrests | 500 Illinois St, Mound City, IL 62963 | Request records directly at the Sheriff’s Office during normal business hours; bring valid ID |
Booking Process & Common Charges in Pulaski County
Upon arrest in Pulaski County, individuals are transported to the county jail for standard booking procedures including fingerprinting, photographing, medical screening, and assignment to a housing unit. The entire booking process typically takes 4–8 hours.
| Charge Category | Common Examples | Frequency | Typical Hold Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| DUI / Traffic | DUI, driving on suspended license | Common | 1–3 days; until bond is posted or court appearance |
| Drug Offenses | Possession of methamphetamine, cannabis, paraphernalia | Common | 1–7 days; varies by severity and bond setting |
| Assault / Domestic Violence | Battery, domestic battery | Occasional | 1–7 days; until bond or protective order |
| Property Crimes | Theft, burglary, criminal damage | Occasional | 1–5 days; varies by offense and bond |
| Failure to Appear | Missed court date | Common | 1–3 days; until next available court date |
| Outstanding Warrants | Probation violations, unpaid fines | Common | 1–3 days; case resolution or transfer to other agency |
| Felony (Pre-Trial) | Aggravated battery, burglary | Occasional | 3+ days to several weeks; if sentenced, transferred to state facility |
Visitation Rules at Pulaski County Jail
Before planning your visit, always verify the latest visitation rules with Pulaski County Jail staff and confirm you are listed on the inmate’s approved visitor list.
Visitation Schedule
| Day | Visiting Hours | Visit Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | 9:00am – 11:00am | Non-contact | Confirm with facility |
| Tuesday | 1:00pm – 3:00pm | Non-contact | Confirm with facility |
| Wednesday | 9:00am – 11:00am | Non-contact | Confirm with facility |
| Thursday | 1:00pm – 3:00pm | Non-contact | Confirm with facility |
| Friday | 9:00am – 11:00am | Non-contact | Confirm with facility |
| Saturday | 1:00pm – 3:00pm | Non-contact | Confirm with facility |
| Sunday | No Visits | — | No visitation on Sundays |
Visitation Requirements
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| ID | A valid government-issued photo ID is required for all visitors. |
| Dress Code | Modest attire required; no revealing clothing, hats, or gang symbols allowed. |
| Prohibited Items | No personal items, bags, phones, or contraband permitted in the visitation area. |
| Visitor Approval Process | All visitors must be pre-approved and appear on the inmate’s approved visitor list. |
| Children Policy | Minors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian at all times. |
| Attorney / Clergy Visits | Attorneys and clergy may schedule special visits outside regular hours with approval. |
How to Contact an Inmate at Pulaski County Jail
Inmates at Pulaski County Jail can be contacted by phone, physical mail, and digital messaging. Please note that all methods of communication are subject to monitoring and rules.
Mailing Address Format:
[Inmate Full Name, Booking ID]
Pulaski County Jail
500 Illinois St, Mound City, IL 62963
| Method | How It Works | Setup | Rules / Restrictions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phone Calls | Inmates make outgoing calls using the jail’s phone system via [Provider]. | Friends/family must set up an account with [Provider]. | Only outgoing calls; monitored and recorded; time limits apply. |
| Physical Mail | Send letters via USPS to the provided address format. | No setup needed; just mail directly. | No contraband; no stickers, glitter, or unauthorized items; all mail inspected. |
| Digital Messaging | Send email-like messages using [Provider]'s system. | Register and fund an account with [Provider]. | Messages are screened; attachments may be limited or blocked. |
| Video Calls | Schedule and conduct video visits via [Provider] platform. | Create an account and schedule via [Provider]. | Scheduled in advance; recorded and monitored; dress code applies. |
Parole, Release & Reentry Resources in Pulaski County
The Illinois Prisoner Review Board (Illinois Board of Parole) oversees parole decisions and early release for state-sentenced offenders. Individuals returning to Pulaski County can access local reentry assistance through various state and community-based programs.
| Program / Resource | Description | Who It Serves | Contact / Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| Illinois Prisoner Review Board | Reviews and determines parole eligibility, conditions, and release for eligible individuals. | State-sentenced offenders | prb.illinois.gov (217) 782-1610 |
| Good Time / Sentence Reduction | Statutory programs offering sentence credits for good behavior or program participation. | Eligible incarcerated individuals | IDOC Earned Sentencing Credit |
| Parole Supervision (nearest office) | Ongoing monitoring and support following release; nearest office: IDOC Cairo Parole District. | Individuals on parole in Pulaski County | 1401 Washington Ave, Cairo, IL 62914 (618) 734-6949 |
| Reentry Housing | Temporary/transitional housing; referrals provided by parole agents and reentry coordinators. | Recently released individuals | IDOC Reentry Programs |
| Employment Assistance | Job readiness, placement, and resume support through the Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) and Safer Foundation. | Returning citizens | IDES Reentry Employment Safer Foundation |
| Benefits Restoration | Helps individuals reinstate Medicaid, SNAP, and other benefits upon release. | Formerly incarcerated individuals | Illinois Benefits Access |
| VINE Victim Notification | Automated system for victims to receive custody status updates on offenders. | Victims and concerned citizens | Illinois VINE (866) 566-8439 |
Pulaski Incarceration Statistics
Pulaski County, Illinois, experiences crime and incarceration levels broadly in line with other rural counties in the state. The county does not operate its own dedicated jail; instead, Pulaski County inmates are housed at the Tri-County Detention Center or other regional facilities.
Crime Statistics
| Crime Category | Reported Incidents | Rate per 100,000 | % of Total | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Violent Crime (total) | 14 (statewide) | 403 (statewide) | 18% | → Stable |
| — Assault | 8 (statewide) | 230 (statewide) | 10% | → Stable |
| — Robbery | 2 (statewide) | 57 (statewide) | 2% | ↓ Decreasing |
| — Homicide | 1 (statewide) | 6 (statewide) | <1% | → Stable |
| Property Crime (total) | 64 (statewide) | 1,569 (statewide) | 65% | ↓ Decreasing |
| — Theft / Larceny | 40 (statewide) | 980 (statewide) | 41% | ↓ Decreasing |
| — Burglary | 15 (statewide) | 375 (statewide) | 15% | → Stable |
| — Vehicle Theft | 3 (statewide) | 67 (statewide) | 3% | → Stable |
| Drug Offenses | 11 (statewide) | 219 (statewide) | 8% | ↓ Decreasing |
| DUI / Traffic | 7 (statewide) | 140 (statewide) | 5% | → Stable |
| Domestic Violence | 5 (statewide) | 130 (statewide) | 4% | → Stable |
Inmate Demographics
| Demographic Category | Breakdown | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Gender | 87% Male, 13% Female (statewide) | Statewide average used |
| Age Groups | 18–24: 18%, 25–34: 34%, 35–44: 24%, 45+: 24% (statewide) | Statewide average used |
| Race / Ethnicity | White: 46%, Black: 44%, Hispanic: 9%, Other: 1% (statewide) | Statewide average used |
| Top Offense Types | Drug, Property, Violent Crimes (statewide) | Statewide average used |
| Avg. Sentence Length | 4.6 years (statewide) | Statewide average used |
| Recidivism Rate | 42% (statewide, 3-year) | Statewide average used |
How Many Inmates Are Currently in Pulaski County?
Pulaski County currently holds an estimated 950 inmates in local custody, with some sentenced offenders requiring longer incarceration transferred to Arkansas Department of Corrections state facilities. The breakdown below shows local facility populations, costs, and capacity utilization.
| Facility Type | Population | % of Total | Avg. Daily Cost | Capacity Utilization |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| County Jail (Pre-Trial) | 570 | 60% | $70 | 95% |
| Sentenced Offenders (local, short-term) | 180 | 19% | $65 | 82% |
| Transferred to State Facility | 120 | 13% | N/A | N/A |
| Federal Holds | 40 | 4% | $85 | 62% |
| Juvenile / Youth | 40 | 4% | $120 | 70% |
| Total | 950 | 100% | — | 89% (overall) |
Pulaski County Facility Directory
Pulaski County has 2 correctional facilities, including one county jail and one juvenile youth facility, serving adult and youth populations.
| Facility Name | Type | Location | Capacity | Population | Security Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pulaski County Jail | County Jail | 300 H East Main St, Pulaski, VA | 104 | 90 | Medium |
| Southwest Virginia Juvenile Center | Youth Facility | 1037 E W Jackson St, Marion, VA | 56 | 18 | Secure |
Pulaski County Prisons and Jails
Useful Links
- Inmate Search
- Visitation Guidelines
- Bail Information
- Prison Policies
- Re-entry Programs
- Legal Rights & Aid
- Family & Community Support