Le Sueur County Jail Roster
The official local custody starting point is the Le Sueur County Jail Roster, which is linked from the Sheriff's Office public tools. The roster is a county website channel, not a court docket, so it should be used for custody and booking clues rather than final criminal dispositions. The Le Sueur County Sheriff's Office is led by Sheriff Brett V.P. Mason and operates from the Justice Center with the jail, records, civil process, dispatch, patrol, investigations, and warrant functions. If the roster does not answer a custody question, the jail phone line and sheriff data-request process are the next official channels.
The Le Sueur County Jail overview identifies the jail as an 80-bed facility licensed under Minnesota Department of Corrections guidelines. That local capacity matters. A person may appear on the county jail roster before a first appearance, during a pending District Court criminal or traffic case, on a warrant hold, or while serving a short local sentence. A person sentenced to state prison or released under state supervision may later appear through the Minnesota DOC system instead of the county roster.
The official jail overview screenshot comes from the county's jail page: Le Sueur County Jail.
The county page confirms the jail's local role and gives the staff contacts needed when the public roster does not show enough detail.
Search Le Sueur County Inmates
The county jail roster page is the official online roster channel, but the static county page did not expose a stable set of search-form labels during research. Treat the roster as a live county module. Search carefully, compare names, and confirm custody with jail staff before using the result for a court appearance, bail decision, transport question, or family notification.
- Open the official Le Sueur County jail roster page from the county site, not a reposted roster on a private site.
- Search or scan by name if the live module presents a search box. If the module is unavailable, call the jail at 507-419-0321.
- Review any visible custody status, charge text, and bond or bail clue. Do not treat a charge label as a conviction.
- Use MCRO Case Search for the filed court case when a case number or charge appears.
- Use the Sheriff's Office data request form for booking, incident, or report data not shown online.
The roster image comes from the county source: Le Sueur County Jail Roster.
The roster page is the official online path, but phone and records-request channels remain important because not every booking fact is visible in static public text.
Le Sueur County Roster Fields
The research file found that the county page points to a roster module but did not show dependable static labels for a full search form. That limitation should not be filled with guessed fields. The safest reading is that the roster provides an official custody channel, while the exact live controls may change within the county website environment.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jail Roster | Link or module | Not applicable | Official county page points to the roster channel. |
| Search field | Unknown | Unspecified | Stable form labels were not visible in the captured official page. |
| Result fields | List or profile | Not applicable | Observed snippets support name, custody status, and charge text only. |
When the roster is not enough, use the Sheriff's Office at 507-357-4440 for records issues and the jail line at 507-419-0321 for custody questions. For a court case tied to a booking, the Adult Criminal line is (507) 357-8259 and the traffic/juvenile line is (507) 357-8256.
What Inmate Records Show
Le Sueur County inmate record details must be limited to fields confirmed by official source material. The roster snippets and county page support a narrow public profile inventory. They do not support claims that mugshots, booking numbers, birth dates, height, weight, race, housing units, pod labels, court dates, or arresting-agency fields are always available. Those facts may exist in law-enforcement systems, but the public page did not reliably expose them during research.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Name | Public roster entries show the inmate name when visible in the county roster result. |
| Custody status | Some snippets show status language such as bond or bail set. |
| Charges or offenses | Observed text can include offense language, such as a traffic DWI charge. |
| Sex or level flags | Abbreviated values may appear, but their exact header was not confirmed. |
| Unavailable fields | Booking number, mugshot, DOB, housing unit, court date, and release date were not reliably captured from the official static page. |
For case outcomes, use the District Court record rather than the jail roster. A charge on a jail roster may later be amended, dismissed, merged into another count, or resolved through a plea or trial. Criminal case status belongs in MCRO and Court Administration records.
Le Sueur County Jail Contacts
The county jail is housed in the same Justice Center complex as the Sheriff's Office. The official jail page names Jeremy Swenson as Jail Administrator and Josh Overmohle as Jail Sergeant. The jail does not publish separate public housing-unit descriptions, medical unit details, classification rules, or attorney-visit schedules in the source set, so custody questions should go to the jail directly.
Le Sueur County Jail
435 E Derrynane Street, STE 1100
Le Center, MN 56057
507-419-0321
Fax: 507-357-8654
Le Sueur County Sheriff's Office
435 East Derrynane Street, Suite 1100
Le Center, MN 56057
507-357-4440
Emergency: 911
For booking or incident data that is not online, use the Sheriff's Office data request process. The official form can be mailed to 435 E. Derrynane St., STE 1100, faxed to 507-357-8611, or emailed to Records@lesueurcounty.gov. The form says contact information is not required, but it is needed if staff must mail or email copies or ask for clarification.
Minnesota DOC Inmate Lookup
County jail custody and state prison custody are different systems. The Minnesota DOC public offender locator is for adults committed to the Commissioner of Corrections who are still under DOC jurisdiction, either in prison or released under supervision. It is not a full county jail roster and may take several business days to show a newly sentenced person after transfer or processing.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Options / Format Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search method | Radio or tab | Yes | Name or MNDOC Offender ID. |
| First Name | Text | Optional | Name search may include names tied to convictions. |
| Last Name | Text | Optional | Prefix search is supported. |
| MNDOC Offender ID | Text | Required for ID search | Enter all six digits. |
| Search Help | Link | Not applicable | Explains name-history and AKA searching. |
The DOC family and visitor page also links public registrant search, active DOC fugitives, and custody notifications through Minnesota Haven. Those statewide tools do not replace the Le Sueur County jail roster for current county custody.
Le Sueur County Visitation
Le Sueur County Jail visitation rules are specific. Visitors must have photo ID, cannot be under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and may be denied for disruptive behavior. A person who has been a Le Sueur County inmate within the last six months may not visit. Visitors must be 18 unless with a parent or legal guardian. Food, beverages, and electronic devices are not allowed in the visitation room, and a visit is barred if the visitor and inmate have a restraining order against each other.
The official jail page states that normal visits last 30 minutes and may be shortened so all inmates have an opportunity to visit. Video visitation is scheduled through Inmate Canteen. The manifest image is from the county page for Le Sueur County jail visitation rules.
The county schedule gives three weekly video windows, so callers should verify holiday, lockdown, or emergency changes with jail staff before relying on a regular slot.
| Visit Type | Scheduling / Provider | Window |
|---|---|---|
| Video visitation | Inmate Canteen | Monday, 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. |
| Video visitation | Inmate Canteen | Thursday, 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. |
| Video visitation | Inmate Canteen | Saturday, 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. |
Mail for Le Sueur Inmates
The official Le Sueur County jail mail rules allow only listed items and leave acceptance to jail staff discretion. Books and magazines may be accepted, but they become jail property. New unopened board games may be accepted at staff discretion. Basic greeting cards are allowed unless viewed as inappropriate or threatening. Photographs must be on printer paper, and an inmate may have no more than six photographs in the cell at one time.
Mail should be addressed to Le Sueur County Jail, the inmate's name, 435 E Derrynane Street, STE 1100, Le Center, MN 56057. Stamps and envelopes are accepted. Library books or school books may leave with the inmate on release. The only item accepted into the jail without going through U.S. Mail is cash or money orders, and mail staff may return mail to sender when possible contraband is found.
The jail mail image is sourced from the county's mail rules page: Le Sueur County Jail Mail.
The mail rules are narrow and practical, especially for photographs, books, greeting cards, and money orders.
Inmate Phones and Money
The jail does not take messages for inmates. To leave a message, use the inmate message system at 507-216-4906. Inmates may buy phone cards through canteen for $10.69 including tax, and friends or family may buy Reliance Telephone phone cards because the jail phone system accepts only those cards. Collect calling can be set up by calling 800-896-3201.
Money for phone cards and canteen may be deposited through Inmate Canteen online or sent as cash or money order through postal mail. The manifest image comes from the official county page for jail voicemail, phone cards, and money deposits.
This page ties the voicemail line, Reliance Telephone cards, collect calling, and Inmate Canteen deposits to one official county source.
Note: No official Le Sueur County Sheriff's Office mobile app was located in the county source set.