Liberty County Jail
Montana
Liberty County Sheriff's Office Detention
The Liberty County Sheriff's Office in Chester handles detention for the county and may house some inmates at contracted facilities in other Montana counties.
- Address
- 111 1st St E, Chester, MT 59522
- Phone
- (406) 759-5171
How to find an inmate
Liberty County has no confirmed online inmate roster, so call the Liberty County Sheriff's Office in Chester with the person's full name and date of birth. Ask whether the person is held locally or at a contracted facility in another county. For people sentenced to state prison, use the Montana Department of Corrections Offender Network (ConWeb) search.
Visitation
Visits are arranged through the Liberty County Sheriff's Office in Chester. If the inmate is housed at a contracted facility, that facility's visiting rules apply. Call ahead to confirm visiting schedules, ID requirements, and whether visits must be scheduled in advance.
Bail and bond
In Montana, bail is set by a justice court or district court judge, sometimes according to a bail schedule. Call the Liberty County Sheriff's Office or the Liberty County Justice Court to learn the bail amount and the accepted payment methods. Bring valid photo ID when posting bail.
Mail and money
Contact the Liberty County Sheriff's Office in Chester for the correct inmate mailing address and mail rules before sending anything. If the inmate is housed at another county's facility, mail and money must follow that facility's procedures. Ask the facility how deposits to an inmate account can be made.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find out if someone is in jail in Liberty County?
Call the Liberty County Sheriff's Office at (406) 759-5171 with the person's full name and date of birth.
What is the address of the Liberty County Sheriff's Office?
It is at 111 1st St E, Chester, MT 59522.
How do I post bail in Liberty County?
Call the sheriff's office or the Liberty County Justice Court for the bail amount and accepted payment methods.
Can I send money to an inmate held by Liberty County?
Yes, but call the sheriff's office first to confirm where the inmate is housed and how deposits are accepted.