Greeley County Jail
Kansas
Greeley County Sheriff's Office Jail
The Greeley County Sheriff's Office in Tribune handles arrests and custody, and some detainees may be housed at jails in other counties under agreement.
- Address
- 616 2nd St, Tribune, KS 67879
How to find an inmate
No official online roster for Greeley County could be confirmed, so call the Greeley County Sheriff's Office in Tribune with the person's full name and date of birth to ask whether they are in custody or held at another county's jail. For people sentenced to state prison, use the Kansas Department of Corrections KASPER offender search.
Visitation
Visits are set by the Greeley County Sheriff's Office and depend on where the person is physically housed. Call the sheriff's office to confirm the facility, visiting schedule, ID requirements and any registration rules before you travel to Tribune.
Bail and bond
Bond is set by a judge or a bond schedule under the Greeley County District Court, and it is posted through the Greeley County Sheriff's Office. Call the sheriff's office to confirm the bond amount, accepted payment types and whether a bail bond agent can be used.
Mail and money
Mail and money for inmates are handled according to Greeley County Sheriff's Office rules. If the person is housed at another county's jail, that facility's rules apply. Call the sheriff's office to confirm the mailing address, allowed items and how to deposit funds.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find out if someone is in the Greeley County Jail?
Call the Greeley County Sheriff's Office in Tribune with the person's full name and date of birth. For state prisoners, use the KDOC KASPER offender search.
What is the address of the Greeley County Sheriff's Office?
The Greeley County Sheriff's Office is at 616 2nd St, Tribune, KS 67879.
How do I post bail in Greeley County?
Contact the Greeley County Sheriff's Office to learn the bond amount set by the court and the accepted payment methods.
Can I send money to an inmate held by Greeley County?
Yes, through the methods the sheriff's office allows. Call the office to confirm where the person is housed and how to send funds.