Middlesex County, New Jersey Inmate Search

Inmate searches are queries using tools or rosters provided by government or private agencies. Persons may conduct inmate searches to locate an inmate or obtain inmate information. The Middlesex County Department of Corrections (MCDOC) is a unified correctional system that maintains the Adult Correction Center. Law enforcement agencies in the county, including the Sheriff's Office and local police departments, book arrested adults into this facility. There are no state-run or federal jails in the county.

Additionally, the MCDOC offers an online tool to perform inmate searches, view the daily booking or release lists, or navigate inmate rosters alphabetically. Each inmate indexed in this site has a public inmate summary which may include identifying data, case description, and housing/release details. For additional information, contact the MCDOC or jail at:

How to Find an Inmate in Middlesex County Jail

Individuals arrested in Middlesex County may be detained in the Adult Correction Center or the Juvenile Detention Center, which operate under the Middlesex County Office of Adult Corrections and Youth Services. Troubled adolescents may also be housed in the Youth Shelter, where the office operates.

To find out if someone is housed in the Adult Correction Center, persons may use the MCDOC inmate lookup tool and perform searches or view recent intakes or releases. However, information about juveniles is unavailable on the site. In line with the state's Open Public Records Act, this site may provide limited information on adult inmates. For more information, contact:

How to Use the Middlesex County Jail Roster

There are several ways to use the MCDOC inmate lookup tool. Users may view a list of bookings or releases for the day, browse inmate listings alphabetically, or perform searches using known details. To perform an inmate search, users may follow these steps:

• Visit the Adult Corrections site and select "Inmate Lookup".
• Input known details like name, gender, inmate number, age range, or arresting agency under "committed by". To narrow down results, provide specific details.
• Screen results further by selecting "Current Inmates Only"
• Select search to view similar matches (if any)
• Click on the highlighted inmate number or name to view a complete summary.

Note: Misusing information obtained on this site to threaten or harass others may result in criminal or civil suits.

What Information is Included in the Middlesex County Inmate Roster

Upon clicking on the highlighted inmate number or name in the Middlesex County inmate lookup site, users shall be directed to the inmate's public profile. Available information may include:

• Basic identifying and demographic data, such as full name, date of birth, age, gender, marital status, and race
• Physical descriptions like eye color, weight, and height
• Booking details like booking number, date, time, and reporting agency
• Case descriptions including offense, case number, charges, statute code, and status
• Sentence completion or release details (if available).

Contact Details for Middlesex County Jail or Sheriff's Office

In Middlesex County, the Adult Correction Center, Juvenile Detention Center, and Youth Shelter operate under the Office of Adult Corrections and Youth Services and not the Sheriff's Office. The contact details for each facility are as follows:

Jail Facility Overview in Middlesex County

The Office of Adult Corrections and Youth Services operates three facilities in Middlesex County: the Adult Correction Center, Juvenile Detention Center, and Youth Shelter.

The Middlesex County Adult Correction Center is a multi-custody county jail with a capacity of over 1,400. This facility houses adult males and females committed by local and state law enforcement agencies, including convicted and pretrial inmates. It serves as the primary jail in the county.

On the other hand, the Juvenile Detention Center has a designated capacity of 100. It houses male and female inmates under the age of 18. Similarly, the Youth Shelter serves troubled adolescents between 12 and 18 years of age. However, this is a temporary program for youths experiencing a crisis and not a jail or detention facility.

How to Send Money to an Inmate in Middlesex County Jail?

Interested persons may deposit money into an inmate's trust account through the kiosk at the facility or via approved online platforms. To make deposits, the sender may need the inmate's number or full name. These platforms may also provide services to send money order payments. Inmates may use money in their trust accounts to post bail or pay for other jail products or services.

Inmate Search by Jail Facility

The Middlesex County Department of Corrections only provides an inmate search tool to find inmates in the Adult Correction Center. In line with the Open Public Records Act, juvenile records are confidential and unavailable online. To find persons in the Juvenile Detention Center, direct queries to:

Middlesex County Visitation Rules and Schedules

Inmates in the Adult Correction Center may receive visits from persons the inmate has included on their approved visitors list. It is the inmate's duty to inform family and friends about their approval status. Authorized persons may request a contact or video visit at the facility or via approved platforms. All visitors must provide valid government-issued IDs and be decently dressed.

The schedule for personal visits is as follows:

All visitors must keep the jail's visiting rules and regulations, which include:

• Each inmate may receive not more than 2 video visits weekly
• New intakes may not receive video visits within the first week
• Visitors must be checked in at least 15 minutes before the end of the visiting period.
• Video visits must be for at least 15 minutes
• A visiting session may have up to two adults and one child per adult
• All visitors are subject to searches, and visits are subject to recording
• The facility may restrict visits to avoid overcrowding.

Visiting is not a right but a privilege that is earned through good behavior and adherence to jail rules. Hence, improper conduct may lead to sanctions like cancelled sessions or revoked privileges.

Mailing and Commissary Information

Inmates may purchase products or packages from the jail store or commissary. Family and friends may also order pre-packaged products or food items to be delivered to an inmate. Interested persons may place an order online through approved platforms by selecting a location/facility, providing an inmate's name/number, and making payments with credit or debit cards.

The Middlesex County Office of Adult Corrections and Youth Services does not provide a specific procedure for mailing inmates in its facilities. For more information, interested persons may contact the office directly at: