Kingman County Jail Roster
The official Kingman County current inmate roster is maintained by the Kingman County Sheriff's Office for the local jail at 120 N. Spruce Street in Kingman. Sheriff Brent Wood's office operates the adult detention facility for people awaiting court, serving a local sentence, or held under local housing arrangements. Research did not locate an official county-published jail capacity in the county or sheriff sources reviewed, so the roster should not be described as a capacity report.
The roster is a custody lookup, not a full criminal case file. It can show a person, booking number, charge text, bond, arresting agency, booking date, and age, sex, and race fields. It does not show every court event, release condition, warrant number, housing unit, medical flag, or next hearing. For filed charges, dispositions, pleas, or sentencing, the related court file may need to be checked through District Court records.
The Kingman County sheriff visitation source shows the jail's public detention access rules and appointment requirements.
That sheriff page supports the local inmate record workflow because visitation, jail phone routing, and custody questions all begin with the same detention office.
Search Kingman County Inmates
The roster can be searched by name or booking number. The research capture found a current inmate count displayed on the page during inspection, plus list-level inmate records. Use the roster when the person may be in Kingman County Jail. Use Kansas DOC or KASPER for people transferred to state custody, and use VINE for notification rather than a full jail file.
- Open the official sheriff current inmate roster, not a third-party booking site.
- Search by name when no booking number is known, using the name as it may appear in jail records.
- Search by booking number when a notice or prior roster result provides one.
- Review the listed charge text, bond amount, arresting agency, booking date, and demographic fields.
- Call 620-532-5133 option 1 for jail or detention questions that the roster does not answer.
- Check District Court if the question is about case status, next hearing, plea, disposition, or sentence.
Kingman County Inmate Search Fields
The roster search is simple compared with a court portal. It does not require a full case number, court date, or driver's license number. The booking number can be precise, but name searching is usually the first route for family members, attorneys, victims, or members of the public who do not have booking paperwork.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Text | Unspecified | Search visible by inmate name on the sheriff roster. |
| Booking Number | Text | Unspecified | Booking numbers appear in a B plus year and numeric sequence format. |
| Number of Inmates | Result count | Not applicable | The page displays a current count at inspection. |
| Search or submit action | Button or page action | Not applicable | No button label was exposed in the text capture. |
Note: A person missing from the Kingman County inmate roster may have been released, transferred, held under another agency, or never booked into the county jail.
Kingman County Inmate Profile Fields
The public inmate profile is a snapshot of booking-level data. It is useful for identifying the person in custody, the listed charge, the arresting agency, and the bond field. It is not a complete jail management file. Court dates, housing locations, medical notes, security flags, release dates, and magistrate information were not visible in the research inventory.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Mugshot or image | A photo or placeholder image displayed with the roster entry. |
| Name | The full name shown for the person in custody. |
| Booking Number | The jail booking identifier, such as a B plus year and numeric sequence. |
| Charges | Charge descriptions and Kansas statute references when listed. |
| Bond | A numeric bond amount, including zero where no amount is shown. |
| Arresting Agency | The agency connected to the booking, such as sheriff, police, or outside agency. |
| Date | Compact booking date and time information shown on the roster. |
| Age, Sex, Race | Basic demographic fields attached to the inmate record. |
Kingman County Jail Facility
Kingman County has one local jail facility identified in the sheriff and handbook research. The jail is an adult detention facility operated by the Kingman County Sheriff's Office. It houses people awaiting court, people serving sentences, and people held under local arrangements. The 2024 inmate handbook describes a safe, clean, sanitary facility and gives intake, classification, property, medical, commissary, phone, visitation, and grievance rules.
Kingman County Jail
120 N. Spruce Street
Kingman, KS 67068
620-532-5133 option 1
Office hours 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday; dispatch 24 hours
Kingman County Booking Process
On initial admission, the jail handbook says clothes, personal property, valuables, and funds are retained for safekeeping, and itemized receipts are signed. Inmates may keep limited personal items such as underwear, white T-shirts, socks, prescription glasses, dentures, and approved prosthetic devices. Initial issue includes orange jail clothing and sandals. Hygiene issue includes soap, shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, and comb, with razors and cream available by request and return rules.
Classification occurs upon arrival before general population. The handbook notes current offense, past offenses, escapes, discipline, violence, sex separation, violent and nonviolent separation, medical observation, security risk, and protective custody as classification concerns. Medical requests go through kiosk, while emergencies go through jail staff or intercom. Those details explain why a public roster may not show housing location or security status even when the person is in custody.
Kingman County Inmate Visitation
Visitation is appointment based. The sheriff visitation page states that regular visits occur Tuesday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., last 20 minutes per inmate, and require the visitor to call during office hours at 620-532-5133 option 1. Walk-ins are not allowed, and visitors without an appointment will be turned away. The visitor schedules the appointment, not the inmate through detention staff.
| Rule | Schedule or Requirement | Source Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Regular visitation | Tuesday, 1 p.m.-3 p.m. | Sheriff visitation page |
| Visit length | 20 minutes per inmate | Sheriff visitation page |
| Appointment | Required by calling 620-532-5133 option 1 | Sheriff visitation page |
| Walk-ins | Not allowed | Sheriff visitation page |
| Visitor count | No more than three visitors at one time | Jail handbook and visitation page |
| Children | Age 17 and under must be supervised by a parent | Jail handbook |
| Disallowed visitors | People on probation, parole, or with pending criminal charges | Jail handbook |
Contact Kingman County Inmates
Mail should be addressed to the inmate's first and last name, c/o Kingman County Jail, 120 North Spruce, Kingman, KS 67068. Mail is allowed for personal or legal purposes, but the handbook bars correspondence with victims or witnesses in open cases unless authorized by the County Attorney. Outgoing non-attorney mail must be left unsealed and given to jail staff. Legal mail may be opened in the inmate's presence for contraband inspection.
Phone calls are available in pods from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Inmates are expected to limit calls to 15 minutes when demand is high. Attorney calls may be requested through daytime jail staff Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. CIDNET instructions linked by the sheriff require account registration, email verification, phone verification, photo ID upload, and inmate linking before data can be purchased for the facility.
- CIDNET link fields
- State Kansas, facility Kingman County Jail, inmate first or last name, and relationship.
- VINE
- Kansas custody status and notification service by phone, web, text, email, or app.
- Legal mail
- Attorney or court-related mail that can be inspected for contraband in the inmate's presence.
Kingman County Inmate Funds
Funds on hand at booking are deposited into the Stellar Services accounting system. Family and friends may deposit money through the lobby kiosk, JailATM.com, or jailfunds.com, and the sheriff also links JailATM deposit instructions. Commissary orders are due by lockdown Sunday, sent at 4 a.m. Monday, and expected at the jail Wednesday. Research notes also located a county commissary FAQ stating that inmate funds may be used for phone calls, commissary, bond, and medical copays, with a maximum weekly deposit of $300 and no personal checks accepted.
| Service or Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| Doctor or dentist visit | $10.00 |
| Nurse or health care visit | $5.00 |
| Prescription or refill if filled by Kingman Drug | $5.00 |
| Over-the-counter medication | $0.25 for two items |
| Diabetic test strips | $1.00 each |
| Ear plugs | $1.00 per pair |
State and Notification Searches
The county jail roster is for local custody. If a person has been transferred to state prison or state supervision, use the Kansas Adult Supervised Population Electronic Repository, also known as KASPER, through Kansas DOC resources. If the goal is to receive custody status updates, use Kansas VINE and the sheriff's VINE page. The sheriff page lists VINE's toll-free number as 866-574-8463 and links VINELink for web access.
Booking charges should also be read with care. The roster can show statute numbers and short descriptions, but jail charges may change after prosecutor review. Court charge records after arrest are different from the booking record, and the filed District Court case is the better source for amended charges, pleas, dismissals, and sentencing.
Note: For warrant or bond concerns, verify the roster result with the court or sheriff before acting.