Campbell County Detention Center, WY Inmate Search, Mugshots, Prison Roster

Campbell County Detention Center offender lookup: Current Housing Section, Charges, Statute, Inmate Roster, Release Date, Bond, Arrests, Booking Date, Who's in jail, INS, Bookings, Mugshots, Charge Information, Address Given.

About Campbell County Detention Center

The Campbell County Detention Center is located in Gillette, Wyoming. The facility is operated and managed by the Campbell County Sheriff’s Department manages and operates the Campbell County Detention Center.

At any given time, the Campbell County Detention Center can hold as many as 306 inmates.

A majority of the inmates in the Campbell County Detention Center reside in Campbell County. All inmates that are held in this facility have no more than a 2-year sentence.

While being economical the mission of the Campbell County Detention Center is to supply the inmates with all the resources they need.

The jail operates in a way that surpasses national and state standards.

How to Search for an Inmate

The Campbell County Sheriff’s Department manages and operates the Campbell County Detention Center. Keeping and maintaining an up to date database of all current inmates is a big responsibility. That is what the Campbell County Sheriff's Department does.

The Campbell County Detention Center has its jail roster with their current arrests open to the general public by the Campbell County Sheriffs Department. This database can be found on the Campbell County Sheriff’s Department official website.

The file of the Campbell County Detention Center roster is a PDF. During normal business hours, It is updated frequently. The Campbell County Detention Center roster is in alphabetical order. When doing a successful inmate search you will see the information about the inmates below:

Inmate Number
Charges
Inmate Name
Assigned Housing
Date of Birth
Sex
Race
Arrest Date
Mugshots

Sending Money

In order for inmates to use the phone or buy things from the commissary inmates in the Campbell County Detention Center will need funds. There are several different ways to transfer funds to the inmates' account.

Online

First, you can go to the Access Corrections website, to transfer funds online. However, you will need to create an account. There is no fee for this service.

By Phone

You can call 307-687-6138 to deposit funds into an inmate's account by phone. However, there is a fee for this service.

Kiosk

There is a kiosk in the Campbell County Detention Center lobby available between the hours of 7:30 am to 11 pm, daily.

Visiting the inmate

Campbell County Detention Center inmates can have visitors. All visitors under the age of 18 will are allowed to visit, but they will need to be with their legal guardian. Before you are allowed to visit you will have to show either your driver’s license, state identification card, or your United States Passport.

Make sure you put all of your personal items in your car since no personal items are allowed in the visitation area.

The Campbell County Detention Center visits are video visits through Securus Technologies. Inmates are not allowed contact visits in the Campbell County Detention Center.

The Campbell County Detention Center visits are video visits through Securus Technologies. Inmates are not allowed contact visits. Visitations at the Campbell County Detention Center are a privilege and not a right.

Phone calls

The Campbell County Detention Center inmates are allowed to make collect calls. Inmates are only able to call those who have a landline. You will not be able to receive a collect call on a cell phone. The individual receiving the collect call is the one responsible for any and all fees that come from the collect call. Any fees that come from collect calls are not the Campbell County Detention Center responsibility.

During phone time, inmates can call their friends and family. The inmates are allowed 15-minute calls. The call will be disconnected when the 15-minutes is over.

Sending mail

Family and friends are allowed to send written letters to Inmates in the Campbell County Detention Center. For safety reasons all letters will be examined when they arrive by the jail employees.

There are a lot of things you are not allowed to send to the jail with your letters.

Gang Related Items
Glitter
Ribbons
Confetti
Metal
Plastic
String
Stamps
Perfume
Lipstick/Lip Gloss/Chapstick
Music Cards
Envelopes
Writing Paper
Pens
Pencils
Polaroids
No photographs larger than 5×7”

The Campbell County Detention Center inmates can get books, newspapers and magazines sent to them. The books, newspapers and magazines will need to be sent straight from the bookstore or publisher to the jail. All books that are sent to the jail must be new and paperback. All used and hardcover books are not allowed. If a used or hardcover book is sent to the jail, it will be sent back to the sender.