Find an Inmate at Montgomery County Facility
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Quick Facts
- The facility’s street address and main phone number are published for visitor and general inquiries.
- A records/locator contact phone number and physical address are provided for questions about inmate location or inmate ID numbers.
- For inmate-specific inquiries, call the records/locator line rather than the general information line to get faster, targeted help.
- Have the inmate’s full name and inmate ID (if available) ready when you call to help staff locate records quickly.
Common Questions
Where can I find the Montgomery County Facility (MD) address and main phone number?
The Montgomery County Facility (MD) street address and main phone number are listed on its official contact page. Check that page for the most current details before you visit or call.
Who do I call to find or confirm an inmate’s location or ID number at Montgomery County Facility (MD)?
Call the facility’s records/locator contact number (or use the records address) for inmate location or inmate ID-number questions. That’s the best option for inmate-specific help instead of the general information line.
What information should I have ready before calling Montgomery County Facility (MD)?
Have the inmate’s full name ready, plus their inmate ID if you have it. It also helps to be prepared with your contact information and your relationship to the inmate.
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