Jail Inmate Locator

Kidder County Jail

North Dakota

Kidder County Sheriff's Office (inmates housed at contracted regional facilities)

Kidder County has no county jail; the Kidder County Sheriff's Office in Steele houses inmates at contracted regional jails in North Dakota.

Address
120 E Broadway Ave, Steele, ND 58482

How to find an inmate

The Kidder County Sheriff's Office in Steele holds people it arrests at contracted regional facilities. To find out where someone is held, call the sheriff's office with the person's full name and date of birth. For people sentenced to state prison, use the ND DOCR offender locator at docr.nd.gov.

Visitation

Visits follow the rules of the facility where the person is actually housed. Ask the Kidder County Sheriff's Office which facility that is, then contact that facility to confirm visiting procedures, scheduling, and ID requirements.

Bail and bond

Bail is set by a North Dakota district court judge or by a standard bond schedule. Contact the Kidder County Sheriff's Office to confirm the bond amount and where and how to pay. Court information is available from the Kidder County Clerk of District Court in Steele.

Mail and money

Mail and money go to the facility where the inmate is housed, not to the courthouse in Steele. Confirm the housing facility with the sheriff's office, then check that facility's mail rules and approved deposit methods.

Frequently asked questions

Does Kidder County have a jail?

No. Kidder County has no county jail, and the sheriff houses inmates at contracted regional facilities.

How do I find out if someone is in custody in Kidder County?

Call the Kidder County Sheriff's Office in Steele with the person's full name and date of birth.

What is the address of the Kidder County Sheriff's Office?

The sheriff's office is at the Kidder County Courthouse, 120 E Broadway Ave, Steele, ND 58482.

Can I send money to a Kidder County inmate?

Yes, through the housing facility's approved methods. Confirm where the person is held and how to deposit funds before sending anything.