Rolette County Jail, ND
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Guides for This Facility
At a Glance
Communication
- Phone calls, voicemail, messaging, and video visits are generally handled by third-party vendors and are often monitored.
- Remote communication services typically carry fees, while some on-site options such as lobby visits or voicemail lines may be free; exact fees vary by facility.
Sending Commissary
- At admission, any paper money on the inmate is deposited into a Turnkey account and the jail issues an account number and PIN.
- Commissary is available to inmates using Turnkey funds and ordered items are distributed twice a week as received.
- An inmate with less than $1.00 at booking will be considered indigent and RCLEC will help with basic living needs.
Contact Info
- Rolette County Law Enforcement Center lists a main phone line and fax along with its street and mailing address on the facility contact page.
Facility Info
- A copy of the inmate handbook is available on kiosks located in each housing pod.
- A physical assessment and limited medical exam will be conducted within fourteen days of incarceration and non-emergency care must be requested via a medical request form.
- Night lockdown (lights out) is at 10:00 p.m., televisions are allowed only in dayrooms and are a privilege controlled by staff, and all smoking/tobacco products and devices are prohibited.
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Topic Overviews
Sending Commissary
At Rolette County Jail, any paper cash someone has at admission goes into a Turnkey account. The jail issues an account number and PIN for commissary purchases. Orders are processed and distributed twice each week as items arrive. Booked with less than $1.00? You're classified as indigent, and RCLEC will help with basic living needs. This classification doesn't affect any court indigence rulings. Medical fees apply for some services: $10 for a nurse call after the initial appraisal, $10 for pregnancy testing, and dental and prescription costs billed at total cost. Indigent inmates aren't charged medical fees, and no one is refused medical services due to inability to pay.
Read full guideCommon Questions
Showing 6 of 10Are inmate phone calls and messages monitored at Rolette County Jail?
Yes. Phone calls, messaging, voicemail, and video services are typically handled by third-party vendors and are commonly monitored.
CommunicationDo I need an account or to add money to receive messages or schedule video visits?
Usually, yes. Remote calls and video visits often require an account with the jail's approved vendor plus added funds. Some on-site options or voicemail services may be free, but fees and payment steps vary—check the vendor's instructions.
CommunicationHow is an inmate's cash handled at Rolette County Jail?
Any paper money found on an inmate at booking is deposited into a Turnkey account, and the jail issues an account number and PIN. That Turnkey balance is used for commissary, and commissary orders are distributed twice weekly as received.
Sending CommissaryWhat happens if an inmate has less than $1.00 when booked?
Anyone booked with less than $1.00 is classified as indigent, and RCLEC will help with basic living needs. This classification doesn't change any court indigence determinations.
Sending CommissaryWill inmates be charged for medical care at Rolette County Jail?
Yes, medical fees can apply: a $10 nurse call after the initial appraisal and $10 pregnancy testing, with dental and prescription services billed at total cost. If an inmate is classified as indigent, no medical fees are charged, and no one will be refused medical services due to inability to pay.
Sending CommissaryHow can I add money to an inmate's account if the jail doesn't list a vendor?
Check the facility's approved deposit methods and required account identifiers first. Deposits typically post within a couple of business days. If funds or commissary orders don't show up, contact the facility—staff can help trace the payment.
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Did You Know?
This page covers Rolette County Jail, officially called the Rolette County Law Enforcement Center (RCLEC) in North Dakota. Below you'll find the facility's street address, mailing address, phone number, and fax.
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