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To reach Washington County Jail, start with official sources. The Washington County Sheriff's Office Volunteer Application page publishes the mailing and physical address, plus phone and email contact information. The inmate roster header shows the jail location and a main phone number. A separate facility page directs arrest or detention inquiries to 651-430-7900. For day-to-day communication with someone in custody, most facilities offer phone calls, video visits, and electronic messaging, though the exact options vary by facility and are often handled through third-party vendors. Expect account setup and verification steps, monitoring, and specific rules that can affect call and video access.
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The Washington County Sheriff's Office Volunteer Application page lists the office mailing address, physical address, phone, and email. The inmate roster header also displays the jail location and main phone number.
For arrest or detention information, the facility page directs you to call 651-430-7900.
Many facilities provide phone calls, video visits, and electronic messaging, though the exact services vary. Communication is often managed through third-party vendors, so you'll typically need to create and verify a vendor account. Monitoring and screening rules usually apply.
Need to confirm whether someone is in custody? Washington County publishes an Adult Inmate Roster PDF showing everyone currently booked, along with key details for each booking.
Need to reach someone at Washington County Jail? Start with the Sheriff's Office contact info below. Staff can walk you through the current rules for phone calls, mail, and visits.
Washington County publishes an inmate roster as a PDF. When you open it, check the header first—it should say
