Kenosha Pretrial Facility

Visiting at Kenosha Pretrial Facility takes some planning, especially around holidays. The facility closes for on-site visits on New Year's Day, MLK Jr. Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving (and the Friday after), and Christmas—so check the schedule before you go. Every adult visitor must show a valid photo ID, and all visitors can be searched and screened. For on-site video visits, you're limited to one adult and one minor per scheduled visit, and the minor must be with a parent or legal guardian. Expect a detailed dress code: no sheer clothing, coverage rules for shorts and tops, and shoes required. Electronics aren't allowed except the device used for the visit. Inappropriate behavior can get your visiting privileges suspended—three months for a first violation, indefinitely for repeat offenses. The inmate's visits can also be restricted for two weeks per incident.

Kenosha Pretrial Facility accepts deposits to Trust, Pin Debit, and AdvancePay accounts online through ConnectNetwork, by phone at 888-428-1845, or at lobby kiosks in the Public Safety Building and Kenosha County Detention Center. When depositing online, select Kenosha County WI (SiteID 202) and enter the inmate's name or ID number without leading zeros—this ensures funds post to the right account. Trust Fund deposits max out at $200.00 per transaction. Pin Debit deposits must be between $4 and $50. Kiosks are available 24/7 and accept U.S. currency ($1, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100) plus Mastercard/Visa credit or debit cards. You'll get a receipt. Deposits credit immediately, convenience fees are deducted, and all transactions are final—no refunds.

The Kenosha County Inmate Search gives you a quick snapshot of who's currently in custody at Kenosha Pretrial Facility. The county warns this shouldn't be used for legal action—information and charges can change fast and may not be final. If you need a name removed from the public roster, the Sheriff's Department requires official proof from the Crime Information Bureau showing arrest fingerprints were removed from Wisconsin criminal records. Call the Kenosha County Jail at 262-605-5111 for instructions on submitting that proof. When searching, use the person's full name (including common variations) or an inmate ID if you have it. Check the record timestamp and confirm identifiers like date of birth and booking number to avoid mix-ups.

Kenosha Pretrial Facility accepts deposits 24/7 through ConnectNetwork or by calling the toll-free deposit line at 888-428-1845. If a kiosk won't take your payment or you have questions about a deposit, contact ConnectNetwork Customer Service at 888-988-4768. For mail, the facility publishes an example inmate mailing address format—follow it exactly when addressing letters or packages. For other needs like records, bookings, or court-related questions, check the county or facility contact pages to reach the right office. Bring a valid photo ID and any case or identification information for in-person requests. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.