Litchfield County Jail
Connecticut
Connecticut Department of Correction
Litchfield County has no county jail; people arrested there are held by the Connecticut Department of Correction at state correctional centers elsewhere in Connecticut.
- Address
- 24 Wolcott Hill Road, Wethersfield, CT 06109
- Phone
- (860) 692-7480
- Sheriff / jail site
- https://portal.ct.gov/doc
- Inmate search
- https://www.ctinmateinfo.state.ct.us/
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How to find an inmate
Litchfield County has no county jail, so search the Connecticut Department of Correction inmate locator at portal.ct.gov/doc. The locator shows which DOC facility is holding the person, whether they are awaiting trial or serving a sentence. You can also call DOC headquarters in Wethersfield with the person's full name and date of birth.
Visitation
Visits take place at whichever DOC facility holds the inmate and follow Connecticut DOC visiting rules. Visitors usually need approval and valid photo ID. Find the facility through the inmate locator, then confirm its schedule and procedures with that facility or on the DOC website.
Bail and bond
Bond for Litchfield County arrests is set by police, a Judicial Branch bail commissioner, or a Superior Court judge. It can usually be posted in cash or through a licensed bail bond agent. Contact the court handling the case or the DOC facility holding the person to confirm the amount and how to post it.
Mail and money
Send mail to the specific DOC facility holding the inmate, using their full name and DOC number. All mail is inspected. Money goes to the inmate's DOC trust account through DOC-approved methods listed on the Connecticut DOC website.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a jail in Litchfield County?
No. Litchfield County has no county jail, and the Connecticut Department of Correction holds arrested people at state facilities.
How do I find out where someone arrested in Litchfield County is being held?
Search the Connecticut DOC inmate locator at portal.ct.gov/doc, or call DOC at (860) 692-7480.
How do I post bail in Litchfield County?
Bond is set by police, a bail commissioner, or a judge. Contact the court or the holding DOC facility to confirm the amount and how to pay it.
Can I send money to an inmate from Litchfield County?
Yes. Deposits go to the inmate's DOC trust account using the methods listed on the Connecticut DOC website.