Grant County Jail
Minnesota
Grant County Sheriff's Office (inmates housed in contracted county jails)
Grant County has no county jail, so the Grant County Sheriff's Office in Elbow Lake holds arrestees only briefly and houses inmates in other Minnesota county jails under contract.
- Address
- 10 2nd St NE, Elbow Lake, MN 56531
- Phone
- (218) 685-4430
How to find an inmate
Grant County does not run a full jail and has no public online roster, so call the Grant County Sheriff's Office in Elbow Lake with the person's full name and date of birth. Staff can tell you which contracted county jail is holding the person. For someone sentenced to state prison, use the Minnesota Department of Corrections offender locator.
Visitation
Visitation follows the rules of the jail where the person is housed, not Grant County. First confirm the facility with the Grant County Sheriff's Office, then contact that jail for its visiting process and schedule.
Bail and bond
Bail is set by the Grant County District Court in Elbow Lake. Payment is usually made at the court or at the jail holding the person. Call the Sheriff's Office or the court administrator to confirm the amount, accepted payment methods, and where to pay.
Mail and money
Mail and money deposits go through the jail that is actually housing the inmate. Confirm the location with the Grant County Sheriff's Office, then ask that facility for its mailing address, mail rules, and deposit options.
Frequently asked questions
Does Grant County, MN have a jail?
Grant County has no county jail. The Sheriff's Office in Elbow Lake houses inmates in other county jails under contract.
How do I find out where someone arrested in Grant County is being held?
Call the Grant County Sheriff's Office at (218) 685-4430 with the person's full name and date of birth.
How do I post bail in Grant County?
Bail is set by the Grant County District Court. Contact the court or the Sheriff's Office to confirm the amount and where to pay.
Can I send money to an inmate from Grant County?
Yes, through the jail where the person is housed. Confirm that facility with the Sheriff's Office first, then ask it how deposits work.