Lane County Jail
Kansas
Lane County Sheriff's Office Jail
The Lane County Sheriff's Office in Dighton handles arrests and custody, and some detainees may be housed in other county jails under contract, so call to confirm where a person is held.
- Address
- 144 S Lane St, Dighton, KS 67839
- Phone
- (620) 397-5331
How to find an inmate
Lane County does not have a confirmed public online roster. Call the Lane County Sheriff's Office in Dighton with the person's full name and date of birth to ask whether they are in custody and where they are housed. For people sentenced to state prison, use the Kansas Department of Corrections KASPER offender search.
Visitation
The Lane County Sheriff's Office sets visitation rules for anyone it holds. If a detainee is housed in another county's jail, that facility's rules apply. Call the sheriff's office before you go to confirm the location, schedule, ID requirements and any registration steps.
Bail and bond
Bond is set by a judge or by the Lane County District Court bond schedule. Call the Lane County Sheriff's Office in Dighton to ask the bond amount, the accepted payment methods, and where to post it. You can also use a licensed Kansas bail bondsman.
Mail and money
Ask the Lane County Sheriff's Office for the correct mailing address and mail rules before you send letters. Also ask how to deposit money to a detainee's account. If the person is housed at another county's facility, follow that facility's mail and money procedures.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find out if someone is in the Lane County jail?
Call the Lane County Sheriff's Office at (620) 397-5331 with the person's full name and date of birth. Staff can confirm custody and housing location.
What is the address of the Lane County Sheriff's Office?
The office is at 144 S Lane St, Dighton, KS 67839.
How do I post bail in Lane County?
Call the sheriff's office to confirm the bond amount and accepted payment methods, or contact a licensed Kansas bail bondsman.
Can I send money to an inmate held by Lane County?
Yes, in most cases. Call the sheriff's office first to confirm where the person is housed and which deposit methods are accepted.