Flathead County Detention Center, MT Inmate Roster

The Flathead County Detention Center is prepared to hold grown-up male and female people. It was opened in October of 1987 with a holding limit of 63. Our normal every day detainee populace in 2007 was 92. With the development in 2018, we at present have 154 beds. Most people held in this office are pre-preliminary, which means they have been blamed however not sentenced for a criminal offense.

Detainees have every day admittance to clinical consideration. Because of HIPPA laws, the detainees’ clinical issues are private and can’t be discussed with others. The supermarket is offered two times each week; accessible things for request incorporate cleanliness and food choices. If you don’t mind, note that greenbacks are the only thing acknowledged for prisoners.

The grown-up detention office is a division of the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office. The office is worked 24 hours every day consistently. Detention Staff goes to preparing at the Montana Law Authorization Foundation on the most current wrongdoer methods the board. All officials are CPR and Emergency treatment qualified.

Programs Offered

N.A. and A.A.

N.A. and A.A. bunches meet in prison to lead the standard 12 stage programs that help individuals manage liquor and medication misuse issues and the compulsion that so regularly detains the people more immovably than the dividers of the prison.

Book Cart

The prison gives a wide range of appropriate perusing materials for prisoner use. The books and magazines are given to the jail by a few holy places, organizations, people and are conveyed consistently to each unit.

Outdoor Recreation

This rough 40 x 30-foot room considers natural air, bin ball, and time to work out.

Can I Leave a Message for an Inmate?

Securus gives the Detainee telephone utilities. For client inquiries concerning charging and access, consider 1-800-844-6591, 24 hours every day if you don’t mind.

To leave a directive for a prisoner, please call 406-758-5617, alternative #4. Be prompted this is accessible on the off chance that they have been moved to an all-inclusive community.

Is There a Guideline for Sending Mail? Can I Send Photos?

Yes, there is a guideline you will need to follow for sending mail. You can ask the facility for it, and they will send it over in the mail or email you a copy. This guideline should always be followed to ensure your mail gets to the prisoner it is made out to.

But, within this guideline, it will talk about photos. Photos are okay to send, but you cannot send any suggestive images, and there will be a limit of how many images you can send.

Adult Detention Visiting Hours

Saturday – From early afternoon until 9 pm, with a one hour break from 1 pm to 2 pm for lunch. Guest sign-in starts at 11:45 am.

Sunday – From 9 am until 9 pm, with a one hour break for lunch somewhere in the range of 1 pm and 2 pm. Guest sign-in starts at 8:45 am.

Limit of 4 people visiting and one visit for each prisoner every day. You should be more than 18 years old to see a detainee.

Recent Bookings

This data is precise at the time it is extracted from the prison arrest records. All people showed on this site came from the official courtroom. It is updated during the weekdays a few times a day. On weekends if you need more information, you can contact the Flathead County Detention Center.

Charges showing up in red are lawful offenses and are shaded to recognize them from other charge severities.

Meet Sheriff Brian Heino

Before being Sheriff, one of Heino’s objectives was to discover more approaches to educate people in general about crisis administrations, cautions, and widespread calls for administration; that sway our everyday lives.

Albeit not wholly subject to the utilization of current innovation, Heino feels that he can achieve a ton of our correspondence objectives through web-based media and operational adaptability.

Like his archetype, he will probably actualize a more grounded Local area Policing exertion all through the county, so we are more evident and receptive to exceptional necessities in all zones.

Heino’s obligation to you, the citizen and resident of Flathead County, he stays drew in with general society through gatherings, online media, and preparing; to offer the best assistance for all.

Flathead County Prison Statistics

Flathead County Jail Admissions By Race

Asian Jail Population	-
Native Jail Population	2
Black Jail Population	2
Latino Jail Population	1
White Jail Population	89

Flathead County Jail Admissions

Total Jail Population	99
Male Jail Population	82
Female Jail Population	11
Total Jail Admissions	2,261

Flathead County Pretrial Jail Population

Pretrial Jail Population	82
Male Pretrial Jail Population	74
Female Pretrial Jail Population	12

Flathead County Jail Held Inmates

Jail Population Held for State Jail	82
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Jail	-
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Prison	-
Jail Population Held for ICE	-
Jail Population Held for State Prison	11
Jail Population Held for Federal Agencies	-

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