Morrison County Jail Roster
The official current-custody source is the Morrison County LETG in-custody roster. It is not a form-based search portal. It opens as a public list of current inmates and displays a roster snapshot with a date and update time. The county jail page also links to that same current inmate list, so either path leads to the live custody table. No account, payment, or login is needed to see the public roster.
The roster should be read as a Morrison County Jail custody tool, not a full criminal-history search. It covers adults booked into the Morrison County Jail in Little Falls, including pretrial defendants, local sentenced inmates, work release or Sentence to Serve participants, and some people housed for other counties with jail-space needs. A person who has been transferred to the Minnesota Department of Corrections will move out of the county roster and into the statewide MNDOC locator. Federal and immigration custody use BOP, U.S. Marshals, or ICE channels.
The Morrison County jail roster is current-custody oriented. Released people may drop from the public list, and the county did not publish a separate historical booking archive in the research materials. When the roster does not show a person, do not assume there was no arrest. Booking may still be in process, the person may have been released, or the case may have moved to court records.
Use Morrison County Inmate Records
The Morrison County roster places the useful fields on the list page itself. There is no separate profile click required for basic public details. The practical search method is to open the roster, check the date and time in the header, then use the browser's find tool for a last name, MNI, booking number, charge word, or visible bond phrase.
- Open the current inmate list from the county jail page or go directly to the LETG roster.
- Check the roster header for the snapshot date and update time before relying on the result.
- Use browser find to search by last name, then compare middle name, sex, age, MNI, and booking number.
- Read across the row for intake date, charge text, bail or bond amount, conditions, next court note, and hold language.
- If the person is missing, call the jail, check MCRO for a court case, then try MNDOC, BOP, ICE, or Minnesota VINE as the facts require.
Fresh arrests can take time to move from street custody to a public jail row. The roster inspected in the research showed charge and bond text inside the table, including conditions and next-court-date notes. Common names need care because the roster does not offer filters for date of birth or address.
Morrison County Roster Fields
The roster field inventory matters because it prevents a false search expectation. Morrison County does not publish a roster search box with last-name and first-name fields. The public page is a live table, so readers should treat each visible column as a way to verify the right person after finding a row.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| None published on page | n/a | n/a | The roster is a public list. Use browser find for name, booking number, charge, or MNI. |
| Photo | Display column | n/a | A booking image column appears when the roster row includes a photo. |
| MNI | Display column | n/a | Numeric master-name index identifier used by the jail system. |
| Name | Display column | n/a | Shown in last, first middle format. |
| Sex and Age | Display columns | n/a | Useful for sorting common names; full date of birth was not visible in the inspected list. |
| Booking # | Display column | n/a | Numeric event number for the jail booking. |
| Charges and Bail\Bond | Display columns | n/a | Charge level, statute text, bond amount, received amount, hold notes, and release conditions may appear. |
The official Morrison County in-custody roster shows why browser find is the right method for Morrison County inmate records.
Because the Morrison County inmate roster is a dense table, a booking number or MNI can be more precise than a name alone.
Morrison County Inmate Profile Details
The inspected roster rows showed a compact public record rather than a long profile page. That compact view can still carry several important custody facts. Charge rows may include felony, gross misdemeanor, or misdemeanor level text, Minnesota statute citations, bond amount, bond conditions, bail received, bond received, and court-date shorthand such as NCD.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Photo | Booking photo column when a public image is available on the current roster. |
| MNI | Person index number used to connect jail and law-enforcement records. |
| Name | Full name in last, first middle order. |
| Sex and Age | Basic public identifiers. Full birth date was not visible in the inspected rows. |
| Booking Number | Number for the specific jail intake event. |
| Intake Date | Date and time the person entered Morrison County Jail custody. |
| Charges | Offense level, custody status phrase, statute, and plain-language charge description. |
| Bail\Bond | Cash or bond amount, conditional amount, amount received, and narrative conditions. |
| Court Note | Next court date may appear as NCD inside the bond or condition text. |
| Hold or Release Note | May show warrant hold, hold without bail, release on recognizance, out-date, or another-county hold text. |
Several sensitive or operational fields were not visible in the public list view. The inspected Morrison County jail record did not show address, full date of birth, housing unit, arresting officer, medical status, or internal classification detail. Those gaps are normal for public jail rosters.
Morrison County Custody Fallbacks
When a person is not listed, the next step depends on the likely custody path. For current local custody, call Morrison County Jail at 320-632-2673. For a formal court case after arrest, search Minnesota Court Records Online or contact Morrison County District Court. For a person sentenced to state prison, use the MNDOC locator. For federal custody, use BOP, and for immigration detention, use ICE's online locator.
| Custody or Record Need | Where to Look | Important Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Current Morrison County Jail custody | LETG roster or jail phone line | Recently arrested people may not appear right away. |
| Sentenced state-prison custody | Minnesota Department of Corrections locator | Newly sentenced people may take several business days to display. |
| Victim notification | Minnesota VINE | VINE is a notification tool, not the official jail roster. |
| Federal inmate custody | BOP inmate locator | Federal pretrial custody may not appear before BOP designation. |
| Immigration detention | ICE Online Detainee Locator | Search usually requires A-number and country of birth, or name, country, and birth date. |
| Unposted booking or arrest data | Morrison County Sheriff's Office public-data route | No jail-specific public-data request form was located in the research pass. |
State and federal systems answer different questions. The county jail roster tells whether a person is in Morrison County Jail now. MNDOC tells whether an adult is committed to the Commissioner of Corrections and remains under DOC jurisdiction. BOP covers federal inmates from 1982 to present. ICE covers current immigration custody and certain recent CBP custody.
Morrison County Jail Contact
The jail and sheriff's office share the Little Falls government center address. Custody questions should start with the jail line, while broader law-enforcement data routing can go through the Sheriff's Office. Court scheduling and case-file questions belong with Morrison County District Court, not jail staff.
Morrison County Jail
213 1st Avenue SE
Little Falls, MN 56345
320-632-2673
Adult detention facility operating every day.
Morrison County Sheriff's Office
213 1st Avenue SE
Little Falls, MN 56345
320-632-9233
Public office hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Sheriff Shawn Larsen oversees the Morrison County Sheriff's Office. Jail Administrator Tony Athman is listed by the county jail page with the jail phone number. For people reporting to jail after sentencing, the county instructions say to use the east door labeled "Sheriff and Jail" and press the jail intercom button inside the lobby.
Morrison County Booking Records
Morrison County booking records begin when a person is booked or reports to serve a sentence. The public output is the roster row: booking number, intake date, photo, charge text, and bail or bond status. The jail supplies clothing, bedding, and hygiene items, then inventories and stores other property. People on Sentence to Serve or work release may have limited clothing allowed under the county reporting instructions.
Sentenced self-reporting inmates must report on the date and time ordered by the court. If the report date is unclear, the county reporting page says to contact Court Administration at 320-412-7010 because the jail may not have paperwork before the report date. Jail staff do not change report dates. Only the sentencing judge can do that after a formal motion through counsel.
Morrison County's local fee rules are specific. The reporting page says all inmates are charged a $20 booking fee, sentenced inmates are charged $25 per custody day, work release inmates must stay current on a $140 weekly fee, and STS can work off base fines at $10 per hour before working off jail time.
Morrison County Jail Visits
Visitation information belongs with Morrison County inmate records because many readers look up custody first, then need to know whether a visit can be scheduled. Morrison County publishes local video or on-site visiting windows and also points to JailATM for online visiting. Non-professional visits may be monitored or recorded.
| Visit Type | Schedule or Access | Rules |
|---|---|---|
| Video/on-site visiting | Tuesday 8:30-11 a.m. | 20 minutes; two visits per visiting day; two people per visit. |
| Video/on-site visiting | Friday 8:30-11 a.m. | Picture ID may be requested. |
| Video/on-site visiting | Saturday 8-11 a.m. | Non-professional visits may be monitored or recorded. |
| Online visiting | Available through JailATM | County page does not publish a remote fee in the research material. |
| Minor visitors | Allowed only under stated family rules | Under 18 must be immediate family, with parent or guardian, and have a birth certificate with parent's name. |
Confirm custody before traveling or paying for a remote visit. A roster row can change after release, transfer, bond posting, court order, or a hold from another agency.
Morrison County Inmate Services
After a Morrison County inmate record is found, service rules control how mail, calls, money, and commissary work. The county's inmate-services hub links the relevant pages for mail, phone, video visitation, reporting to jail, commissary, and PREA. Mail should be addressed with the inmate's full name, care of Morrison County Jail, at the Little Falls jail address. Incoming and outgoing inmate mail is searched, and a return address is required.
The county inmate-services hub links to the local mail, phone, visitation, reporting, and commissary pages from one place: Morrison County Inmate Services.
That hub is useful when a roster match turns into a visit, deposit, mail question, or phone-account setup.
| Service | Provider or Rule | Local Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Commissary | Stellar Services LLC | Inmate trust accounts can be used for snacks, stamped envelopes, phone time, and necessities. |
| Lobby deposits | Cash or credit card kiosk | The jail lobby kiosk is available 24/7 and the lobby has an ATM. |
| Online deposits | JailATM | Used for deposits and online visiting access. |
| Phone cards and collect calls | Reliance Telephone, 800-896-3201 | Phone cards and collect-call accounts are set through Reliance. |
| Voicemail | 320-412-3884 | Messages are retained three days and are not confidential. |
| Mail funds | Money order or cashier check payable to inmate | The jail says it is not responsible for cash mailed. |
Morrison County Jail Terms
Roster language can be dense. A few local terms appear often enough to define before making custody decisions or calling the jail.
- Booking
- Jail intake event that creates the booking number, roster row, photo, charge text, and custody status.
- MNI
- Master-name index number used by the jail system to identify a person.
- RPR or ROR
- Release on personal recognizance or recognizance, often without cash posted but with court conditions.
- Hold Without Bail
- Custody status where a payment alone does not release the person.
- NCD
- Next court date shorthand that can appear in Morrison County roster notes.
- Detainer or Hold
- Another agency or court reason to keep the person in custody.
For formal arrest or booking data not posted online, ask the Morrison County Sheriff's Office about access under Minnesota Statutes section 13.82. For conviction-history records, the Minnesota Public Criminal History Search is separate from the jail roster and does not include arrest-only data.
Note: A Morrison County roster entry can change after court, bond, transfer, release, or another agency's hold.