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The City of St. Louis Division of Corrections runs an online inmate locator for checking whether someone is currently in city custody. The search is strict—you must enter the person's exact first and last name. No partial matches or close spellings. Results typically show name, year of birth, race, sex, and facility location. The locator can indicate whether someone is at the City Justice Center or in police custody. If the person doesn't appear but you believe they may be in custody, the locator directs you to contact St. Louis Police Prisoner Processing. Keep in mind that third-party locator feeds can change and contain errors; use them for information only, not legal action. If you're stuck, try alternate spellings, a birth year, or known aliases.
If someone was arrested in the City of St. Louis and you need to find out where they're being held, the City's Inmate Locator is your fastest option. Here's how to use it—and what to do if the person doesn't show up.
Use the City of St. Louis Division of Corrections online inmate locator. Enter the person's exact first and last name—the system won't return partial matches or close spellings.
The locator shows the person’s name, year of birth, race, sex, and the facility where they are being held.
If the person doesn’t appear but may be in custody, follow the locator’s direction to contact St. Louis Police Prisoner Processing for assistance. You can also try alternate spellings, add a birth year or known aliases, or check other public registries and notification services.
Mail visitor request forms to 200 S. Tucker Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63102.
Call the Case Worker at (314) 621-5848 and give the operator the inmate’s name so you can be transferred to the correct Case Worker.
Before you can visit someone at the St. Louis Justice Center (City Justice Center), you need to be approved through their Visitor Request process. Here's how to get the form, submit it, and confirm you're cleared.
Your first visit can feel overwhelming — especially when you're worried about getting turned away at the door. This checklist covers what St. Louis Justice Center (City Justice Center/CJC) confirms in its visiting information: approval, scheduling, hours, and when to arrive.
Visiting someone at the St. Louis Justice Center starts with getting on their approved visitor list. Here's how to complete the Visitor Request Form, pass the background check, and confirm your approval before you make the trip.
