Nodaway County Inmate Roster
The Nodaway County current inmate roster is the official county online source for people presently listed in local custody. It is a public list, not a searchable database with filters. The research capture found a last-updated label, inmate images, full names, charges, and bond text. Examples of bond language included capias/no bond, cash/surety, and cash 10 percent approved or surety.
The roster is narrow by design. It does not show every jail management field that a booking system may hold. The public capture did not show booking number, booking date, date of birth, height, weight, race, sex, arresting agency, warrant number, court date, release date, housing location, medical flags, or protective-custody flags. The Sheriff's Office also states that roster information is provided for convenience and should not be treated as certified for decisions.
The Sheriff's history page is one assigned source showing the local office behind Nodaway County inmate records.
That office history does not replace roster data, but it anchors the local sheriff role in jail custody and public jail information.
Use the Nodaway County Roster
Because the roster has no public search box, the practical method is to open the current-inmates page and review the list. Names can change as people are booked, released, transferred, or moved under a different legal status. If the list does not answer a current-custody question, call the jail option listed by the Sheriff's Office. If the question is about court dates, the jail page directs users to Case.net, the courthouse, or the inmate's attorney.
- Open the Sheriff's current-inmates roster and note the last-updated label.
- Scan the visible inmate names and photos, then compare spelling and middle names where possible.
- Read the listed charges and bond text, including any capias or no-bond language.
- Call 660-582-7451, option 1 for the jail, when visitation, custody, or jail-process questions remain.
- Use Case.net or the Circuit Clerk for court dates, docket entries, filed charges, and dispositions.
Nodaway County Inmate Search Fields
The official roster is a browsable current-inmates list. It did not present a visible search form, so the field table below is a display-field table rather than a search-box table. This limit matters for common names. A person may need to compare roster entries against court case information, family contact, or jail confirmation before assuming that a listed name is the correct person.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Options / Format Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search box | Not available | n/a | No public search box or filter was visible in the roster capture. |
| Last Updated | Page label | n/a | Research capture showed a last-updated date on the public page. |
| Inmate photo | Image | n/a | Roster entries can include inmate images or photo alt text. |
| Inmate name | Roster heading | n/a | Full name appears as the public entry heading. |
| Charges | Text | n/a | Charge description and class may be included. |
| Bond | Text | n/a | Bond may show capias/no bond, cash/surety, or 10 percent approved terms. |
The Sheriff's K-9 program page is another assigned office source connected to Nodaway County sheriff operations.
Program pages are not jail roster tools, but they identify the same Sheriff's Office that manages the county jail and custody records.
Nodaway County Inmate Profile Fields
The sample inmate-profile inventory captured only public roster fields. It also identified fields that were not visible, which is just as useful. If a missing field matters, such as booking date, court date, or release status, the better source is direct jail contact or the court case record. Do not infer a court outcome from a roster charge line.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Last Updated | The date or label showing when the public roster page was last refreshed. |
| Disclaimer | The Sheriff's Office statement that the roster is for convenience and not certified for accuracy. |
| Inmate image | A public photo or image associated with the roster entry. |
| Full name | The inmate name displayed on the current roster. |
| Charges | Listed custody charges, such as probation violation, delivery or possession of controlled substance, failure to appear, or other observed examples. |
| Bond | Bond text, including no-bond capias language or cash/surety terms when listed. |
| Not visible | Booking number, booking date, physical description, arresting agency, warrant number, court date, release date, and housing location. |
Note: Court outcomes, pleas, and sentencing belong in the court record, not in the public jail roster.
Nodaway County Jail Contact
The Nodaway County Jail is located with the Sheriff's Office at 404 N. Vine Street in Maryville. The official jail page states that the jail is a 42-bed facility with one cell block, an observation holding cell, and an isolated annex. No separate jail tower, pod, medical unit, or protective-custody unit was listed in the research. The Sheriff's administrative office is open Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., closed noon-1 p.m. for lunch, while the jail operates at all times.
Nodaway County Jail
404 N. Vine Street
Maryville, MO 64468
660-582-7451
Jail open 24 hours a day, seven days a week
Nodaway County Sheriff's Office
404 N. Vine Street
Maryville, MO 64468
660-582-7451
Office: Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; closed noon-1 p.m.
The Sheriff's D.A.R.E. page is an assigned source showing community work by the same office that operates the Nodaway County Jail.
Community program pages are separate from custody records, but they confirm the Sheriff's Office as the local jail authority.
Nodaway County Jail Visitation
Nodaway County jail visits are by appointment only on Saturday and Sunday from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance by calling 660-582-7451, option 1 for the jail. Each inmate is allowed one visit per weekend. The visit lasts about 20 minutes, and up to two visitors can attend, but they split the same 20-minute period.
| Day | Hours | Type | Rules |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | No public in-person visits listed | n/a | Use approved phone, email, or video routes if available. |
| Tuesday | No public in-person visits listed | n/a | Use approved phone, email, or video routes if available. |
| Wednesday | No public in-person visits listed | n/a | Use approved phone, email, or video routes if available. |
| Thursday | No public in-person visits listed | n/a | Use approved phone, email, or video routes if available. |
| Friday | No public in-person visits listed | n/a | Appointments for weekend visits must be made at least 24 hours ahead. |
| Saturday | 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. | In person by appointment | One visit per weekend; visitors must be over 18. |
| Sunday | 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. | In person by appointment | Late arrivals can be denied; jail staff may end visits. |
Visitors cannot be on Probation and Parole. No cell phones, photographs, books, or other personal items are allowed in the visitation booth, and belongings should be left in the vehicle.
Nodaway County Inmate Mail and Money
Mail rules are specific. Inmates can receive 4.25" x 6" postcards. Letters in envelopes are not accepted unless approved or treated as legal mail. Photos may be sent in an envelope by themselves or dropped off at the jail. Jail staff do not relay messages to inmates, so the office encourages the approved email system instead.
Commissary, video chats, and email use Stellar Services. Approved contacts can set up an account through Stellar Services and apply to be a contact. Jail staff must approve the application before messages go through. Funds can be placed through Stellar Services or JailATM, and the jail lobby kiosk accepts deposits. The research lists a $3 cash kiosk fee and a 10 percent card transaction fee. The same kiosk can walk users through bonding someone out and accepts cash or card.
| Method | Details |
|---|---|
| 4.25" x 6" postcards; envelope letters generally not accepted except approved or legal mail. | |
| Email and video | Stellar Services account and approved-contact process required. |
| Commissary funds | Stellar Services or JailATM links from the jail page. |
| Lobby kiosk | Cash fee $3; card fee 10 percent; can also walk users through bond payment. |
| Phone access | Available outside lockdown times unless a hold or discipline restriction applies. |
State and Federal Inmate Searches
The county roster is only for current Nodaway County Jail custody. For Missouri prison and supervision status, use the Missouri Department of Corrections offender search. That search covers active offenders supervised by DOC, including probationers and parolees, and requires captcha entry. It does not provide discharged offender information and may omit safety or confidentiality-limited records.
| DOC Field Label | Type | Required | Options / Format Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| First Name | Text | Unspecified | Searches active offenders, including aliases. |
| Last Name | Text | Unspecified | Searches active offenders, including aliases. |
| Captcha letters/numbers | Captcha | Yes | Required before search. |
| Search | Button | n/a | Performs the DOC offender search. |
The assigned federal source is the Federal Bureau of Prisons inmate locator, which is separate from Nodaway County jail custody.
Use a federal search only when the person may be in federal custody, not when the question is current Nodaway County Jail status.
Nodaway County Registry Sources
Sex-offender registry searching is separate from an inmate roster search. The Sheriff's site routes users to the Missouri State Highway Patrol sex offender registry. The registry can be searched by name, date of birth, address, or address radius under MSHP rules. A registry result does not prove current jail custody, and a jail roster result does not replace registry verification when registration status is the issue.
The registry search page is an assigned source for Nodaway County inmate-record context.
Registry fields answer public registration questions, while the jail roster answers current local custody questions.
Missouri law also provides the public search authority for MSHP registry access through RSMo 43.650.
The statute source helps explain why the registry is public, but it is not a booking record or jail-release tool.
Nodaway County Booking Limits
Booking information and court information should be kept separate. The roster may show custody charges and bond, including capias or no-bond text. It does not show the full criminal case file, and jail staff do not give out court-date or appointment-time information. For court dates, use Case.net, the courthouse, or the inmate's attorney. For filed charges, pleas, dispositions, and sentences, use the court record.
Bond and money rules come from the jail page. The lobby kiosk can walk users through bonding someone out and accepts cash or card. Bond conditions, no-bond holds, and court commands should still be confirmed before relying on a public line in the roster. Property release must be started by the inmate, and the named recipient must bring photo ID. If the inmate has left the facility, property pickup must be arranged within 10 days.
No verified official Nodaway Sheriff or Maryville, Missouri Police mobile app was found. Maryville uses TextCaster alerts, not a native law-enforcement app, so no app-only inmate lookup should be cited for Nodaway County.
Note: For records not shown on the roster, use the Sheriff's records request form rather than assuming the public list is complete.