Columbia County Jail
New York
Columbia County Jail
The Columbia County Jail in Hudson is operated by the Columbia County Sheriff's Office.
- Address
- 85 Industrial Tract, Hudson, NY 12534
- Phone
- (518) 828-3344
How to find an inmate
To find out if someone is held at the Columbia County Jail in Hudson, call the Columbia County Sheriff's Office at (518) 828-3344 and give the person's full name and date of birth. You can also register for custody notifications through New York's VINE service. For people sentenced to state prison, use the NYS DOCCS Incarcerated Lookup.
Visitation
The Columbia County Sheriff's Office sets visitation rules at the jail in Hudson, and visitors usually must be approved and bring valid photo ID. Call the facility to confirm the current schedule, registration steps, and dress code before visiting.
Bail and bond
Bail is set by a judge, and New York law limits cash bail for many offenses. If bail has been set, call the Columbia County Jail or the court that handled the case to confirm the amount, accepted payment methods, and where to pay. Bail can also be posted through a licensed bail bond agent.
Mail and money
Mail to an incarcerated person must include the person's full name and the jail's address, 85 Industrial Tract, Hudson, NY 12534, and it is subject to inspection. Ask the jail for current rules on mail, photos, and depositing money into a commissary account before sending anything.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find out if someone is in the Columbia County Jail?
Call the Columbia County Sheriff's Office at (518) 828-3344 with the person's full name and date of birth, or check NY VINE.
What is the address of the Columbia County Jail?
The jail is at 85 Industrial Tract, Hudson, NY 12534.
How do I post bail in Columbia County?
Confirm the bail amount and payment options with the jail or the court handling the case. You can pay at the approved location or use a licensed bail bond agent.
Can I send money to an inmate at the Columbia County Jail?
Yes. Money can be deposited into the person's commissary account. Call the jail to confirm the current deposit methods.