Marshall County Jail Contact Paths
The official county jail page identifies the Marshall County Jail at 107 South 13th Street in Marysville, Kansas. The jail and sheriff share the phone number 785-562-3141. The same page lists the Clerk of District Court phone as 785-562-5301 and the Marshall County Attorney phone as 785-562-3491, which helps separate custody questions from court and prosecution questions.
Current custody questions should go to the jail. Filed charges, court dates, bond orders, and case status may also appear in Kansas CaseSearch or District Court records if public. Sentenced or supervised adult offenders may be in Kansas Department of Corrections systems, not the county jail. Federal prisoners require a federal lookup.
The Sheriff page and jail page are also the correct way to avoid wrong-county results. Research specifically found that prominent "Marshall County" inmate roster results can belong to Marshall County, Alabama. Those records are not Kansas records and should not be used for a Marshall County, Kansas custody question.
Marshall County Jail
107 South 13th Street
Marysville, KS 66508
785-562-3141
County jail and sheriff contact for current local custody.
The official Marshall County Jail information page gives the local jail contact, visitation, commissary, and mail rules.
The jail page is the county source for current jail procedures, even though it does not publish a searchable public inmate roster.
No Marshall County Jail Roster
No official Marshall County Kansas online inmate roster was located on the county site. Search results for similarly named Marshall County sheriff sites can point to Alabama and must not be used for Kansas records. This matters because wrong-state jail pages can show unrelated people, wrong charges, and wrong agency procedures.
The lack of a public roster changes the access channel. A current booking question is handled by phone or in person through the jail. A court-date question is handled by District Court records or dockets. A prosecution or diversion question belongs with the County Attorney. A sentenced-offender question may leave the county system and move to KDOC, KASPER, or BOP depending on custody status.
- Call the Marshall County Jail at 785-562-3141 for current local custody confirmation.
- Ask whether the person is still in county custody, released, transferred, or held for another agency.
- Search Kansas CaseSearch for public District Court charges or hearings tied to the arrest.
- Use KDOC or KASPER for state custody or adult supervised population after county custody.
- Use the federal BOP locator only for federal custody.
Roster note: A missing online roster is not proof that a person is not held; call the jail for current custody status.
Marshall County Inmate Search Fields
Because no official county roster portal was found, there is no confirmed Marshall County jail search-field table. The table below shows what callers should have ready for the jail and what public state tools may require. Exact release of information depends on jail policy, court status, and public-record limits.
For recent arrests, the most useful detail is often the arresting agency and approximate booking date. For older cases, the court case number or charge can be more useful. For state custody, the search should move away from the county jail and toward KDOC or KASPER, because county staff may not be the current custodian after transfer.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full name | Text | Usually needed | Use legal name and known spelling variants. |
| Date of birth or age | Date/text | Helpful | Helps distinguish similar names. |
| Booking date | Date | Helpful | Useful for recent arrest questions. |
| Case number | Text | If known | Useful for District Court or bond questions. |
| KDOC number or name | Text | Varies | Used for state offender search paths. |
Marshall County Inmate Profile Fields
The research did not locate a live official county inmate profile. The items below are therefore not promised as online fields. They are the common booking details a requester may ask about or that may appear if released by jail, court, or state custody records. Medical, mental-health, juvenile, protective-custody, and security-sensitive data should not be expected in public results.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Name | The person booked or held, subject to identity confirmation. |
| Booking date and time | When the jail recorded the intake. |
| Booking number | Jail tracking number, if released. |
| Arresting agency | Sheriff, city police, state agency, or outside hold source. |
| Charges or hold reason | Alleged charge, warrant hold, probation issue, or other reason for custody. |
| Bond amount or type | Bond information if set and public. |
| Court date | Public hearing date if available through court or jail records. |
| Release date | Release information if the jail releases it under policy. |
Marshall County Booking and Court Dates
Booking is the jail intake event. It may include identity confirmation, arresting agency, charge or hold reason, bond information, property handling, and housing decisions. The court case is separate. If charges are filed in District Court, the court record may show the case number, hearings, bond orders, docket entries, and disposition when public.
Marshall County is in the 22nd Judicial District. Public District Court case information may be searched through Kansas CaseSearch, and local hearing information may also appear through 22nd Judicial District docket postings. If the person was arrested on a city matter, Marysville or Blue Rapids municipal court may have the first court date instead of the District Court.
| Question | Best Starting Point | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Is the person currently in jail? | Marshall County Jail | The jail controls current custody status. |
| What charges were filed? | Kansas CaseSearch or District Court Clerk | Filed charges are court records if public. |
| When is court? | District Court, municipal court, or docket source | The issuing court controls hearing dates. |
| Was the person transferred? | Jail, KDOC, KASPER, or BOP | Custody can move from county to state or federal systems. |
County Jail vs KDOC
The county jail is for local detention. The Kansas Department of Corrections handles state prison and adult supervised population records. KASPER, the Kansas Adult Supervised Population Electronic Repository, requires users to acknowledge a disclaimer and warns that offenders must not be arrested solely from displayed site information.
The Kansas Department of Corrections website is the official state corrections starting point.
KDOC is the correct fallback when a Marshall County defendant has moved from local jail status into state custody or supervision.
The KASPER offender search disclaimer explains the warning and search-use limits before a user enters the search tool.
KASPER is not a live Marshall County jail roster; it is a state supervised-population search and must be read with its disclaimer.
Federal custody is a separate path. If the case is federal or the person has entered federal Bureau of Prisons custody, county jail staff may not be the record custodian for later custody status. Federal cases are searched through federal court and BOP systems, while local charges remain with Marshall County District Court or municipal court as applicable.
Transferred custody can create gaps for users. A person might be booked locally, appear in District Court, then be released, transferred to another county on a hold, moved to KDOC after sentencing, or taken into federal custody. Each step can create a different record custodian. The safest chain is jail first for current custody, court second for filed charges and dates, KDOC for state supervision, and BOP for federal custody.
Marshall County Jail Visitation
Marshall County jail visits are scheduled through CorrectPay. The county jail page states that visit requests must be made at least 48 hours before the desired visit. Sheriff's Office personnel are not responsible for setting up visits. Visits may be done at the sheriff's department for free or remotely for a fee. Visitors sign in when they arrive.
| Item | Rule |
|---|---|
| Thursday visits | 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. |
| Sunday visits | 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. |
| Scheduling | Set up through CorrectPay at least 48 hours in advance. |
| On-site visits | Available at the sheriff's department for free. |
| Remote visits | Available for a fee shown through the provider. |
| Minors | Persons under 18 must be with a legal guardian. |
CorrectPay is the provider named by the county for visitation scheduling.
The provider account controls available time slots and remote-visit costs, while the jail retains authority to cancel or stop visits for rule violations.
Marshall County Inmate Funds
Marshall County inmates may buy food, hygiene items, some clothing, and other items weekly from commissary. Commissary access is a privilege, not a right, and may be withheld for just cause. Money can be deposited at the JailATM kiosk in the front lobby of the sheriff's office or online through JailATM. Deposits must be cash or Visa/Mastercard.
JailATM is the county-listed commissary deposit path.
The jail's local rules control commissary privilege, while JailATM handles the online deposit account path.
Marshall County Jail Mail
Inmates can receive mail while incarcerated. Mail is distributed Monday through Saturday, with no delivery on Sundays or holidays. All mail except legal mail is opened and inspected for contraband and security breaches. Legal mail is opened in the presence of the inmate. Threats or illegal contraband are forwarded for investigation or legal action.
- Use the inmate's full name.
- Address mail to C/O Marshall County Jail, 107 South 13th Street, Marysville, Kansas 66508.
- Include a complete return address.
- Expect mail to be scanned into the inmate kiosk account.
- Letters, cards, postcards, and 3x5 or 4x6 photographs are generally allowed.
Mail for inmates no longer at the jail is returned to sender. The jail may return or place in property any letter, picture, article, or package it deems inappropriate, except legal mail.
Legal mail receives different handling because it is opened in the presence of the inmate to whom it is addressed. Anyone sending court papers, attorney correspondence, or time-sensitive legal material should confirm the current mailing rule with the jail before sending it.
Marshall County Jail Construction
The county's jail construction sales-tax bond FAQ said a new jail would be built on six acres of county-owned land on 11th Terrace north of Highway 36 in Marysville if the measure passed, with construction planned around March 2024 and completion projected for August 2025. The researched page was framed as a bond-question FAQ, so current operational status should be confirmed before assuming the new jail is open.
The Marshall County jail construction FAQ gives the county's published project background.
For current custody, visitation, or facility-entry rules, the jail phone remains the practical confirmation point.
Note: Attorneys should call the jail for current attorney visitation procedure because no separate attorney-visitation rule was found.
Public records requests can still matter when a jail record is not posted online. For booking or sheriff records, contact the Sheriff's Office. For charging documents, dockets, orders, and court dates, contact the Clerk of the District Court or search Kansas CaseSearch. For records that involve juveniles, medical details, mental-health information, or safety-sensitive housing facts, expect restrictions or redactions.