Juniata County Jail
Pennsylvania
Juniata County Prison
Juniata County inmates are held under the authority of the county prison board in Mifflintown, and some may be housed at other county facilities, so confirm the location with the county.
- Sheriff / jail site
- https://www.juniatacountypa.gov/
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How to find an inmate
To check whether someone is in custody in Juniata County, call the Juniata County Prison or the county offices in Mifflintown with the person's full name and date of birth. Ask whether the person is held locally or housed at another county's facility. For people sentenced to state prison, use the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections inmate locator at inmatelocator.cor.pa.gov.
Visitation
Visitation rules depend on the facility where the inmate is actually held, and visitors usually must be approved and show valid photo ID. Contact Juniata County first to confirm the inmate's location, then confirm visiting procedures with that facility.
Bail and bond
Bail in Juniata County is set by a magisterial district judge or the Court of Common Pleas. Contact the Juniata County Clerk of Courts to learn how and where to post bail for a specific case.
Mail and money
Before sending mail or money, confirm with Juniata County which facility is holding the inmate and its correct mailing address. Include the inmate's full name on all mail, and ask the facility which deposit methods it currently accepts.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find out if someone is in jail in Juniata County?
Call Juniata County Prison or the county offices in Mifflintown with the person's full name and date of birth. Use the PA DOC locator for state prisoners.
Where are Juniata County inmates held?
They are held under the authority of the county prison board, and some may be housed at other county facilities. Confirm the location with the county.
How do I post bail in Juniata County?
Bail is set by a magisterial district judge or the Court of Common Pleas. Contact the Clerk of Courts for payment instructions.
Can I send money to a Juniata County inmate?
Yes, but first confirm which facility holds the inmate. Then check that facility's approved deposit methods.