Beaverhead County, MT Jail Roster

Search Inmates in Beaverhead County, Montana. Results May Include: Arrests, Bookings, Arrest Date, Mugshot, Bond Amount, Bond #, Charge Type, Charge, Total Bond, Description.

Beaverhead County Montana Sheriff Overview

Beaverhead County is located in the southwestern part of Montana. Its county seat is Dillon. Beaverhead County was established in 1865 with an original county seat of Bannack. It is the largest Montana County, named after the rock formation shaped as a beaver’s head, as noted by the Shoshone. The zip codes in Beaverhead County are 59732, 59739, 59736, 59761, 59762, 59725, 59724 and 59746.

Beaverhead County Sheriff’s Office is run by Sheriff Franklin D. Kluesner, II, while the second person in command is Undersheriff David B. Chase. To contact the Sheriff or the Undersheriff for non-emergency matters, call 406-683-3700 or send a fax to 406-683-3778. For police matters, call the Dillon’s Police Department on 406-683-3701.

Beaverhead County Sheriff’s Office:
Address: 2 South Pacific Street, Suite 16 Dillon, MT 59725
Phone: 406-683-3700
Fax: 406-683-3778
Dillon Police Department: 406-683-3701

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Inmate Search in Beaverhead County Jail

By calling the Sheriff’s Office on 406-683-3700, ext. 3718 you can get the current inmate arrest information. Alternatively, access the Jail Roster on the Sheriff’s Office website to look for the arrests made in the last 24 hours. For older arrests, you can perform web lookups in the Montana Correctional Offender Network. Search by applying the offender’s ID number, first and last names. Another option is to call the Department of Corrections on 406-444-3930 for phone information or email [email protected].

Beaverhead Jail Roster

Montana Correctional Offender Search

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

You can learn more about jail rules and regulations by calling the Beaverhead County Jail on 406-683-3700, ext. 3718. Please make sure to ask all relevant questions about the ways in which you can send money or mail to an inmate incarcerated in the jail.
Inmate visitation hours are:
Wednesdays: 1pm – 4pm
Fridays: 1pm – 4pm

Only family members on the approved visitors list can visit. All visitors must be pre-approved. Visits must not be interrupted and are conducted in the visiting area over a glass partition. A special approval is needed for contact visits. All visitors must be adequately dressed and present an acceptable ID document.

Working at Beaverhead County Jail or Sheriff’s Office:

The Beaverhead County Human Resources Office publishes open positions for all relevant county departments, including the Sheriff’s Office. To get more information about current or future openings contact Betty Tinsley, the Head of Department on:

Phone: 406-683-3734
Fax: 406-683-3772
Email: [email protected]
2 South Pacific Street, Suite 1
Dillon, MT 59725

Download the general Beaverhead County Job Application to check overall job qualifications and requirements for government officials.

Beaverhead County Application

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

When a person commits a sex offense, such as rape, kidnapping or aggravated kidnapping, unlawful restraint, sexual abuse or assault, lewd conduct or indecent exposure or other illegal sexual behavior against the will of another individual, he or she will be classified as a sex offender and must register in that capacity in the designated registries. You can search for Beaverhead County sex offenders in the National Sex Offender Registry or use the Montana Sex Offender Registry. The state registry contains information from the court, state or correctional facilities, parole or probation agencies or from the offenders. Montana sex offenders are classified in three levels – 1, 2 and 3, depending on the level of the risk of repeating the offense.

Sex Offender Registry

Bail and Bondsman

The judge sets the bail amount in the court order to offer an option for the arrested person to defend from freedom in the criminal procedure. If you are arrested, you need to act in line with the rules of the bail, if you want to be able to use the privilege. In case you are unable to post the bail bond amount yourself in cash or surety, you can use a commercial bail bonding agency. The bail bondsman will complete the bailout on your behalf. If you engage as a party in a commercial bail bond, according to Montana laws, you are a principal. The person holding you liable for the obligation is the indemnitor, since he or she will overtake your liability if you fail to observe it.