Pike County, MO Jail Inmate

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Pike County Missouri Sheriff Overview

Pike County is located in the eastern part of Missouri and has a population of 18,516 inhabitants. Its county seat is Bowling Green. The county was formed at the end of 1818 and named in honor of the Zebulon M. Pike. The zip codes in Pike county are 63441, 63330, 63334, 63336, 63339, 63353, 63433 and 63359.

The person in command of Pike County Sheriff’s Office is Sheriff Stephen Corte. The easiest way to contact Sheriff Eckerson is to call him on his office phone number 573-324-3202 or send an email to the main office email address [email protected]. If you need to get in touch with the Circuit Judge Chris Kunza Mennemeyer, his office is situated on the third floor of the County Courthouse. Alternatively, call him on 573-324-3112.

Pike County Sheriff’s Office:

Address: 1600 Bus. 54 Bowling Green, MO 63334

Phone: 573-324-3202

Fax: 573-324-3972

Email:  [email protected]

Pike County Sheriff

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Inmate Search in Pike County Jail

Since the Pike County sheriff’s website does not include an online inmate list to search for inmate’s information, you can find more details about an arrested person by calling the sheriff’s office on 573-324-3202, by searching in the state offender registry on the Missouri Department of Corrections’ website (MODOC) or by registering for MOVANS – the Missouri Victim Automated Notification System, which provides up-to-date alerts about the status of an offender who is incarcerated in Missouri county jails.

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

Inmate visits are a privilege and are restricted for co-defendants and persons incarcerated in Pike County Jail within the last 12 months. You must come half an hour in advance of the visit to be able to complete the preparation procedure.

Visitation Hours:

Wednesday

B Pod –  5:30pm to 7:30pm

C Pod – 7:30pm to 9:30pm

Thursday

A Pod – 5pm to 7pm

Saturday

B Pod – 9:30am to 11:30 am

C Pod – 1pm. to 3pm

Sunday

A Pod – 10am to 12pm

Inmate Funds

Money in possession of the inmate at the time of booking, as well as all cash, checks and money orders will be forwarded to the Offender Finance Office to be placed on the inmate’s account.

Working at Pike County Jail or Sheriff’s Office:

A person working as a correctional officer in a Missouri law enforcement facility can earn a starting hourly rate of $11.45.

The typical job duties of correctional and detention officers include enabling and maintaining security for incarcerated inmates, respecting written rules and regulations at the detention center, as well as readiness to answer to emergency situations and work overtime and in shifts.

Candidates interested to work in Missouri detention centers must be at least 21, own a valid Missouri driver’s license, and have a High School Diploma or a GED. Most open positions require passing a background investigation and an exam for Correctional Officers, as well as physical agility to complete daily tasks and duties.

If you are interested in applying for the position of Correctional Officer in Missouri, several opportunities are available in the Jackson County Department of Corrections in Kansas City.  The person to contact is Johnathan Baldree at [email protected] or on 816-881-3939.

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

Criminal sexual actions performed against the will of another individual are called sex offenses. Typical sex offenses include crimes such as rape, lewd conduct, sexual assault or sexual abuse, child molestation as well as distribution of child pornography. Persons who have been found guilty of or convicted for a sex offense or kidnapping must register in the national and the state sex offender registries. If you are a Pike resident who wants to find out information about local sex offenders, visit the online map lookup tool or the personal data directory which are included in the Missouri Highway Patrol Sex Offender Registry to read details about the person’s location, charges and physical identity.

Missouri Sex Offender Registry

Bail and Bondsman

When you are arrested for a crime, you will be placed in the Pike County Jail to wait for your trial date. The bail is an opportunity for you to get out of custody and defend from freedom in line with your “innocent until proven guilty” right, as long as the type of the crime allows that. The judge will set the bail amount which must be posted at court either by you, a close person or a bondsman who secures bail loans. The bondsman will post the bail at court charging a service fee which is usually between 10% and 20% of the bail amount and agree with you on the payment plan for the bail loan. In case you miss your court date, the bail bond with all fees will be lost and you will not only be arrested, but will also need to pay additional court fines.