Clark Co Sherriff

Visitation at Clark County Sheriff's Office (MO) is video-only through CIDNET—no in-person visits available. Video sessions run every day from 7am to 11pm, though staff can refuse visits under facility rules. Before connecting, you'll need to complete pre-approval steps. Many Missouri facilities require an online visitor application and may run a criminal-history check before you can schedule. Once approved, book your CIDNET visit through the facility's system. Plan ahead so you're ready at your scheduled time and can complete any check-in or screening without risking a cancelled session.

Staying in touch with someone at Clark County Sheriff? Communications run through CIDNET. For account help, troubleshooting, or general questions, head to the CIDNET website. CIDNET charges $0.30 per megabyte, and that data covers voice, video, and mail services. The exact features available depend on what this facility has enabled. Planning to use remote visits or electronic messaging? Expect to create an account through the vendor portal and complete verification steps—like uploading an ID and photo—before you can start using those services.

Looking up someone connected to Clark County? The Sheriff's Office directs you to VINELink, where you can check custody status and sign up for notifications if it changes. Need court-case details? The sheriff's site also links to Missouri CaseNet for public docket access. If your first search comes up empty, try adding a date of birth, using known aliases, or running name variations—some systems require exact matches. You can also check the Missouri DOC Offender Web Search for people under DOC supervision (it won't show discharged offenders). Have at least one identifier ready—full name, DOB, or address—to speed up your results.

Need to reach the Clark County Sheriff's Office? Call the administrative line at 660-727-2911. For faxing documents, use 660-727-2445. Mail goes to 518 N Lincoln St., Kahoka, MO 63445, and you can email general inquiries or documents to clarksheriff@clarkmosheriff.com. Start with the phone number or email for routine questions so your request gets to the right place. Save 911 for emergencies—use the administrative line for everything else. If your issue involves state-level matters outside the sheriff's office scope, Missouri DOC constituent resources may be a better fit.