Dunn County Inmate Roster PDF
The official Dunn County inmate roster is a public PDF, not a live search form with profile pages. The county posts it through the Current Inmate Listing page, which links to the current inmate roster PDF. The jail page says the report is updated daily between 5:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. New bookings and releases after that window are not shown until the next update, so a same-day arrest may require a phone check.
The roster covers the Dunn County Jail, the local facility run by the Dunn County Sheriff's Office. It is built for current jail custody. It can list people booked on felony or misdemeanor arrests, people held on failure-to-appear warrants, probation or parole holds, local sentences, Huber work-release sentences, sobriety holds, and additional holds for other agencies. It should not be read as a complete court file or as proof of a conviction. Formal charges and court dates belong in Wisconsin Circuit Court Access.
Current-custody note: The Dunn County jail roster is a morning snapshot. Call the jail for bookings, releases, or holds that changed after the daily update.
Use the Dunn County Jail Roster
Because Dunn County publishes a PDF roster, the search method is different from counties that use a vendor database. Start with a full legal name when possible. A date of birth is useful for common names because the roster displays DOB below the listed name. If the person is not listed, do not assume there was no arrest. They may have been released, booked after the morning update, transferred to another agency, moved to Wisconsin DOC custody after sentencing, or held in a federal or immigration system.
- Open the Dunn County Current Inmate Listing page and select the roster PDF link.
- Use the browser or PDF find tool to search the last name. On most desktop browsers, Ctrl+F opens the find box.
- Compare the name, date of birth, booking date, and hold reason before treating a listing as the right person.
- Review the holding type and release-date field, then check WCCA if a court case or future hearing needs confirmation.
- Call the Dunn County Jail at (715) 232-2220 for same-day custody changes or unclear holds.
The official sheriff app adds a mobile access channel. The Dunn County Sheriff app page advertises an online jail roster, news, push alerts, online reporting, visitation links, and canteen links. The app is listed in the Apple App Store and on Google Play. The research did not confirm that the app roster is a separate database, so use it as an added access path, not as a replacement for official custody verification.
Dunn County Roster Search Fields
Dunn County inmate records do not use public form fields on the county web page. The county page links to a PDF, and the search controls come from the reader's browser, phone, or PDF viewer. That means there are no county-provided filters for current versus released inmates, booking date, housing unit, charge level, or facility. The PDF format is simple, but it also means names must be checked against DOB and booking details.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search fields on county PDF | None | n/a | No official roster form was located. Use browser or PDF find for a name. |
| PDF columns | Displayed data | n/a | Booking Date, Current Hold Reasons, Holding Type, Release Date, Is Currently Intake, Name, DOB, and mugshot areas. |
| Buttons | Link only | n/a | The county page links to the inmate roster. Browser or PDF tools provide find, download, and print. |
| Filters and tabs | None located | n/a | No released-inmate tab, booking-date filter, housing filter, or sort control was found. |
| Login or payment | None | n/a | The public PDF is free and does not require an account. |
A blank search result in a PDF viewer only means the typed text was not found in the current file. It does not rule out a recent booking, a misspelled name, a transfer, a sealed or juvenile matter, or custody in another system. For current Dunn County custody, the jail phone line is the strongest backup.
Dunn County Inmate Record Fields
The Dunn County public roster is a compact listing rather than a click-through inmate profile. It gives enough information to identify the person and the current custody reason, but it does not publish every field a jail may keep internally. Bond amounts, case numbers, housing units, arresting officers, full physical descriptions, and court branches were not found in the extracted public PDF text. Those details may require WCCA, the Clerk of Circuit Court, the sheriff's records office, or direct jail contact.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Booking Date | The date the person entered Dunn County Jail for the listed custody event. |
| Current Hold Reasons | Charges, warrants, probation or parole holds, sentenced status, added agency holds, or hold-for-sentencing notes. |
| Statute or charge references | Wisconsin statute numbers and short labels entered by jail staff. |
| Holding Type | Custody category, such as Felony Arrest, Misdemeanor Arrest, Probation/Parole Hold, Serving Sentence/Huber, or Convicted. |
| Release Date | A projected or scheduled date when one is entered. Blank fields should not be read as a promise of no release. |
| Is Currently Intake | A yes or no field showing whether the person is still in intake processing. |
| Name and DOB | Last and first name with date of birth, useful for separating similar names. |
| Mugshot | The PDF title says "With Mugshot." Treat photos as current roster booking images, not a separate gallery. |
Several roster terms need plain definitions. Booking is jail intake after arrest or commitment. Intake is early processing before general housing. A hold is the legal or administrative reason the jail keeps a person in custody. Huber means Wisconsin work-release privileges for eligible local jail sentences. A detainer is a request from another agency asking the jail to hold or notify before release.
Dunn County Jail Records Contacts
The best contact depends on the question. Current custody and same-day release questions belong with the jail. Jail records, police reports, and public-records routing usually start with the Sheriff's Business Office and Records number. In-person requests should use the Dunn County Judicial Center address for jail and sheriff business, not the separate county government office address on U.S. Highway 12 East.
Dunn County Jail
615 Stokke Parkway
Menomonie, WI 54751
(715) 232-2220
Current custody, booking, release, and jail-status questions.
Sheriff Business Office and Records
Dunn County Judicial Center
615 Stokke Parkway, Menomonie, WI 54751
(715) 232-1564
Records routing, report questions, and public-records request direction.
Wisconsin public-records access runs through Wis. Stat. 19.35. If a Dunn County booking record, jail incident record, older roster entry, or mugshot is not posted online, ask the sheriff's records office what request process applies. Wisconsin law presumes access to records, but law-enforcement records may be redacted or withheld for active investigations, institutional security, juvenile confidentiality, sealed matters, victim or witness safety, or other legal grounds.
Dunn County Custody Lookup Channels
Dunn County inmate records are split by custody system. The county jail roster covers the local jail. The Wisconsin Department of Corrections Offender Locator covers sentenced DOC prisoners and some DOC supervision records. The Wisconsin VINE system can help with custody status and notification. Federal prison records use the BOP Inmate Locator. Immigration detention uses ICE Online Detainee Locator System, which is separate from the county jail roster.
| Custody Type | Where to Look | What It Covers |
|---|---|---|
| Dunn County pretrial or local jail sentence | Dunn County roster PDF or jail phone | Current jail custody, listed hold reason, booking date, release date when entered. |
| Sentenced state prisoner | Wisconsin DOC locator | DOC number, name, custody status, institution, sentence or offense details, and public photo where shown. |
| Custody notification | Wisconsin VINE | Custody and criminal-case notifications where available. |
| Federal sentenced prisoner | BOP inmate locator | Federal inmates incarcerated from 1982 to the present, with changing release-date cautions. |
| Immigration detainee | ICE ODLS | Adult ICE detainees and some CBP custody after more than 48 hours. |
No adult Wisconsin DOC prison, BOP institution, or ICE detention facility was located inside Dunn County in the research. A 2026 report says Dunn County signed a Warrant Service Officer agreement tied to federal detainers for people already in Dunn County Jail on local criminal charges. That is not the same as an ICE jail, and the report said deputies were not granted power to arrest people only on suspected immigration status.
Dunn County Booking and Intake
Dunn County did not publish a detailed public booking manual, but the roster and Huber packet show the local flow. After arrest or commitment, a person is taken to the Dunn County Jail at the Judicial Center. Jail staff identify the person, receive paperwork, check warrants and holds, search for contraband, record property, and decide whether the person is still in intake or ready for housing. The roster's "Is Currently Intake" field makes that stage visible to the public.
Huber work-release cases have extra local rules. A person reporting for Huber must bring limited approved clothing, prescription medications in original packaging, employment details, and required fee funds. The packet also describes alcohol and drug screening before Huber placement. A positive test can block Huber release until a negative result, with retest timing controlled by jail policy. Work release is a privilege, even when the court grants it.
First court-date questions should be checked through WCCA and the Dunn County Clerk of Circuit Court. The clerk page says future court dates appear in the court case. If the case number cannot be located, the Clerk of Circuit Court can be reached at (715) 232-2611.
Dunn County Inmate Visit Records
Visitation does not prove custody by itself, but visit scheduling often fails if the person has been released, transferred, or not yet approved for visits. Dunn County uses video visitation through NCIC. Public visits require registration and approval before scheduling. Attorney video visits can be free and non-recorded after registration and document approval. Professional visits include attorneys, ministers, counselors, and other recognized professionals.
| Visit Type | Schedule | Method | Rules |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public video visitation | 5:00 a.m.-10:15 p.m., omitting meal times | NCIC | Register first and receive approval before scheduling. |
| Blocked meal windows | 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.; 4:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. | n/a | Visits cannot be scheduled during these times. |
| On-site public visits | Within approved public hours | NCIC | Limited to 3 visits per week. |
| Off-site public visits | Within approved public hours | NCIC | No stated restriction after approval; up to 30 minutes. |
| Professional visits | Daily 8:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m., omitting meal times | NCIC or scheduled professional access | Scheduling ahead is appreciated. |
| Attorney video visits | 5:00 a.m.-10:15 p.m. | NCIC | Free and non-recorded after registration and document approval. |
Phone and deposit records are not the same as jail records, but they can affect family contact. Dunn County lists NCIC for calls, messages, and video visits. It lists the lobby Stellar Teller kiosk, JailATM, and money orders as deposit routes. The phone page says no incoming calls are received except voicemail messages to approved inmates, and three-way calls are prohibited.