Albany County, WY Jail Inmates

Lookup Inmates in Albany County, Wyoming. Results May Include: Mugshot, Charges, Status, Code, Description, Warrant No, Bond Type, Bond Amount, Court Type, Court Date, Offense Date, Arrest Date, Arresting Agency, Booking Date, Arrest Date, Date Released, Scheduled Release, Alias, Addresses, Current Age, Height, Weight, Hair Color, Eye Color, Race, Sex.

Albany County Wyoming Sheriff Overview

Albany County is located in the southeast part of Wyoming. Its county seat is Laramie. The state was formed in 1869 from Laramie County in Dakota Territory which at the time included a part of the present-day Wyoming. The county name was given by the member of the legislature of the Dakota Territory Charles D. Bradley, who named it Albany for the capital of his native state New York. The zip codes in Albany County are 82051, 82052, 82055, 82058, 82070, 82072, 82071, 82073, 82083, 82329, 82084 and 82201.

Albany County Sheriff’s Office is under the authority of Sheriff David O’Malley. In his line of duty to execute law enforcement duties in Albany County, the Sheriff gets the help of a team of 39 sworn officers who serve three towns and numerous smaller communities. To get in touch with Sheriff O’Malley, please call 307-755-3520. For court-related matters get in touch with the Clerk of District Court Janice Sexton.

Albany County Sheriff’s Office:
Address: 525 Grand Ave Suite 101 Laramie, WY 82070
Phone: 307-755-3520
Dispatch: 307-721-2526
Fax: 307-721-2500

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Inmate Search in Albany County Jail

Please call the Albany County Detention Center on 307-755-3521 to find out who is housed in the facility. Lt. Ben Fritzen, the Jail Administrator or Sgt. Nicole Trampe, the Assistant Jail Administrator will be able to tell you more about current arrests. Information about latest arrest warrant is also published on the official Facebook pages for the Sheriff or the Laramie Police Department. To find details about Wyoming prisoners, please use the Offender Locator provided by the Wyoming Department of Corrections. To be able to conduct the online search you must enter at least the WDOC inmate number or the first two letters of the offender’s last name.

Wyoming Inmate Search

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

The Albany County Detention Center is located on 420 Ivinson Avenue in Laramie. To learn more about the rules and the procedures about sending money to inmates incarcerated in the facility, please call 307-755-3521 or send a fax to 307-721-1800. It might be possible to use the same online system as for the Wyoming main State Penitentiary at www.accesscorrections.com.

Inmate Visitation Hours
Sunday: 1:00pm – 3:00pm
Thursday: 1:00pm – 3:00pm.

Please bring a government issued ID card for the visit.

Working at Albany County Jail or Sheriff’s Office:

The Albany County Sheriff’s Office runs tests for new Detention Deputies at least once a year. The test includes an interview board, a physical agility assessment, a psychological examination, a background check and a personal interview with the sheriff. Candidates must be of good physical health, pass a drug screening and show 20/20 visual acuity.

Job benefits for the position include
Starting annual salary of $43,650
Paid county holidays
80 – 160 hours of annual vacation
Paid health insurance
8 hours a month sick leave
Wyoming Retirement System

Candidates must complete 5 to 6 months of training and pass the 8-week Detention Officers Basic Course.

Please check additional information for the next testing date by getting in touch with Sgt. Nicole Trampe at 307-755-3526 or via email at [email protected].

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

All criminals charged with a sex crime, such as for sex-related actions performed against the will of another person are classified as sex offenders. Sex offenders need to register in the registries managed on federal level and in the separate states. You can find a link to the sex offenders with residence in Albany County by accessing the Laramie Police Department page or by looking up in the Wyoming Sex Offender Registry maintained by the Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation.

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Bail and Bondsman

Arrested persons are placed in the Albany County Detention Facility wait for the next step in the criminal procedure. If they post the bail as set in the court order they can get out of custody until the trial date. Once the bail bond amount is set, you can post the bail yourself or get in touch with an approved Wyoming bail bonding agency to get a loan. Many bonding agents offer installment plans and complete the bail procedure independently and discreetly. You might be asked to pay a fee, place a property or other collateral to secure the bond loan.