Miller County, MO Jail Inmate

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Miller County Missouri Sheriff Overview

Miller County is located in the central part of Missouri. Its county seat is Tuscumbia. Miller County was formed  in 1837 and named after John Miller, a Missouri Governor and former U.S. Representative. The zip codes in Miller County include 65026, 65058, 65064, 65075, 65486, 65083, 65082 and 65017.

Sheriff Bill Abbott is in charge of Miller County Sheriff’s Office. To get in touch with Sheriff Abbott, visit the Sheriff’s Office located at 1999 Highway 52 in Tuscumbia or call him on  573-369-2341, ext. 723. The second person in command in Miller County is the Undersheriff, Captain Louie Gregoire. Captain Kyle Mason is the Jail Administrator. You can reach him by calling 573-369-2341, ext. 720.

Miller County Sheriff’s Office:

Address: 1999 Hwy 52, Tuscumbia Missouri 65082-2359

Phone: 573-369-2341

Fax: 573-369-2849

Miller County Sheriff

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Inmate Search in Miller County Jail

To find information about inmates housed in Miller County Jail, you should either visit the building located at 1999 Hwy 52, Tuscumbia in Hermitage or get in touch with the Jail Administrator by calling   573-369-2341, ext. 720. Additionally, you can perform an online lookup in the Missouri Department of Corrections

Web Offender Search

The general state offender directory contains information about active offenders, parolees and probationers and includes inmate’s mugshots.

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

Visits in the Miller County Jail are performed on Saturdays only. You must own a valid driver’s license or an ID to be allowed to visit. Maximum visit duration is 15 minutes per inmate and per visitor.

Visitation hours for females:

8:45am – 9:45am

1pm – 2pm

Visitation hours for males:

10am – 11am

2:15pm – 3:15pm

Inmate mail

You must use a postcard no larger than 4.25″ by 6″, typed, written or printed in black ink with a pre-printed or inked stamp. Include the inmate’s name and booking number and address it to:

P.O. BOX 13

Tuscumbia, Missouri 65082

Inmate funds

To send money to an inmate’s account go either to the online deposit services http://www.inmatedeposits.com/ or use the Kiosk machine in the main lobby.

Please do not use money orders.

Working at Miller County Jail or Sheriff’s Office:

A Missouri Police Officer can earn a starting salary from $33,000 to $39,158.

To be considered to work as a police officer, you need to be a U.S. citizen, at least 21 years old, have a High School Diploma or GED, own a valid Missouri driver’s license and POST certification. Some departments require  relevant experience.

For current open positions in the Miller County Sheriff’s Office look at the sheriff’s website, under the ‘Employment’ tab. The office is always open for accepting new job applications, even when there are no new job openings.

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

All individuals classified as sex offenders must register in the sex offender registries where they work, live or go to school. The purpose of the sex offender registries is to serve as safety resource for the public. A sex offense usually includes sexual behavior committed against the will of another person, such as sexual assault or sexual abuse, rape, lewd conduct, as well as distribution of child pornography or child molestation. If you need to register as a sex offender in Miller County, contact Sergeant Visser or Corporal Conn by calling 573-369-2341 ext. 725, on Tuesdays or Thursdays only, between 8am and 3:30pm. To make an inquiry about a sex offender from the Miller County look into the Missouri State Highway Patrol sex offender registry.

Missouri Sex Offender Registry

Bail and Bondsman

If you meet the criteria to wait for your trial date out of jail, the judge will set a bail amount in the court order which must be posted at court so that you can leave the jail and stay out of custody until the main trial. You can post the bail yourself, ask a friend or a family member to help you or require a loan from a Miller bonding agency.  If you don’t own the bail amount as set in the court order, a bondsman will post the bail on your behalf and charge a fee for the service which is typically between 10% and 20% of the bail amount. If you fail to appear in trial, the bail is lost and the bonding company will send a bounty hunter to arrest you.