Saline County Jail Roster
The Saline County housed inmate search is the official current-custody lookup. The Sheriff's Office says the page is a searchable list of current housed inmates in the Saline County Jail and that it is updated as changes happen in the jail. The visible result headings captured from the official source are Name, Race, Sex, and Age.
The roster is narrower than many people expect. It is not a full arrest history, a statewide criminal record, or a complete court case file. Recent arrests may appear in the separate booking activity source. Filed charges, pleas, dispositions, and sentences belong to court records after a case opens. State prison and state supervision records are checked through KDOC KASPER, and a Kansas criminal-history record check is a separate KBI product.
The Saline County Sheriff's Office is at 800 E Pacific Ave, Salina, KS 67401, with main phone (785) 826-6500. The official staff page text lists Sheriff Roger Soldan, Undersheriff Brent Melander, Operations Captain Jim Hughes, Corrections Captain Stan Fruits, and Administration Captain Jeremiah Hayes, all through the main sheriff phone.
Use Saline County Inmate Search
A roster search is best used as a current status check. It can help confirm whether a person is housed now, but it may not explain why a person was arrested, what charge was filed, whether bond changed, or what happened in court later. If the jail result points to a pending criminal case, the full case history belongs with the Clerk of the District Court and the Kansas court access path.
- Open the official Saline County housed inmate search from the Sheriff's Office online search area.
- Use the search control with the most exact name available, then review the visible result headings.
- Compare name, race, sex, and age carefully before treating the result as a likely match.
- Call the jail visitation phone at (785) 826-6502 for current custody, visit, or rule questions that need live confirmation.
- Use booking activity for recent intake context and District Court records for filed charges or case outcomes.
Note: The official source did not expose detailed profile fields in text capture, so do not assume booking number, bond, or charge fields appear for every public result.
Saline County Inmate Search Fields
The official roster field inventory is short. That is a useful limit because it keeps a searcher from reading more into the roster than the county has published. The search control can narrow current housed inmates, while the public result headings identify the person at a basic level.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Options / Format Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search | Text/search control | Optional or unspecified | The official page exposes a search interface, but the exact placeholder was not captured. |
| Name | Result column | Not applicable | Visible result heading on the housed inmate page. |
| Race | Result column | Not applicable | Visible result heading on the housed inmate page. |
| Sex | Result column | Not applicable | Visible result heading on the housed inmate page. |
| Age | Result column | Not applicable | Visible result heading on the housed inmate page. |
For broader custody context, the sheriff page links services for booking activity, warrant search, inmate funds, care packages, visitation, VINE, inmate programs, CrashDocs, and records requests. Each channel has a different use.
Saline County Inmate Profile
The captured official roster text did not reveal a full inmate profile. Because of that, a Saline County inmate profile should be described only by the fields verified from the public heading and by the gaps that require a phone call or a court search. This avoids inventing charge, bond, housing, or release fields that were not in the captured source.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Name | The current housed inmate name shown in the public result heading. |
| Race | A basic identifier shown in the public result heading. |
| Sex | A basic identifier shown in the public result heading. |
| Age | A basic identifier shown in the public result heading. |
| Booking number | Not verified in captured public text. Call the jail if needed for mail, deposits, or records. |
| Charges or bond | Not verified in captured roster text. Check booking activity, the sheriff, or District Court records. |
| Housing or release status | Not verified in captured roster text. Confirm current status with the jail. |
Saline County Jail Contact
The research located one county jail facility for the inmate search page. The sheriff and jail functions are at the same East Pacific Avenue address. The visitation page gives a separate jail phone for rules and visit questions. Official sources did not publish a facility capacity in the captured text, so capacity should not be stated.
Saline County KS Jail
800 E Pacific Ave
Salina, KS 67401
(785) 826-6502
Call for current visitation details and rules.
Saline County Sheriff's Office
800 E Pacific Ave
Salina, KS 67401
(785) 826-6500
Main sheriff contact for records, jail, warrants, and public safety services.
Saline County Inmate Visitation
The Saline County inmate information page says Smart Communications is the remote video visitation system. Friends, family members, attorneys, and public officials can schedule and participate in video sessions from anywhere with internet access after creating an account with SmartInmate.
| Type | Schedule | Provider / Location | Rules |
|---|---|---|---|
| Onsite video visitation | Monday-Friday, 1 PM-5 PM and 7 PM-10 PM | Saline County KS Jail | All visits are video. Inmates are allowed 2 onsite visits per week. Acceptable ID required. |
| Remote video visitation | Sunday-Saturday, 9 AM-11 AM, 1 PM-5 PM, and 7 PM-10 PM | Smart Communications / SmartInmate.com | Unlimited remote visits unless they interfere with allowing other inmates visits. Account required. |
| Attorney and public official video | Same system context | Smart Communications | The page says attorneys and public officials can schedule and participate using the system. |
The manifest image from the official inmate visitation and mail page supports the local visitation schedule and mail rules.
That county page is the best local source for visit rules because it also tells visitors to call the jail when rules change.
Visitors must have acceptable identification, such as a driver's license, military ID, or other verifiable picture ID. Juveniles under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. The jail advises calling (785) 826-6502 for further details and rules because rules may change at any moment.
Saline County Inmate Mail
Saline County inmate mail is split between regular inmate postal mail and direct facility mail for legal or official materials. The captured source says regular inmate postal mail must be sent through Smart Communications using the inmate name and number. Legal mail, court documents, bank statements, and publications continue to go directly to the facility.
| Mail Type | Address | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Regular inmate postal mail | Smart Communications / Saline Co. Jail, Inmate Name and Number, PO BOX 9174, Seminole, FL 33775-9174 | Use the inmate name and number format shown by the county source. |
| Legal mail, court documents, bank statements, publications | PO Box 1606, Salina, KS 67402 | These materials continue to be sent directly to the facility. |
The SmartInmate provider page is the linked vendor for remote video visitation setup.
That vendor source matters because account creation for remote video visits happens outside the county website.
Note: The captured county source did not publish a full prohibited-items list, so call before sending anything beyond standard mail.
Saline County Inmate Funds
The Sheriff's Office links inmate fund deposits to Access Corrections. The county source says the online service allows deposits to an inmate's account and that the required information includes the inmate's name, birth date, inmate number, and a credit or debit card. Deposit fees were not published in the captured sheriff text, so fee amounts should be checked at the vendor before payment.
The manifest image from Access Corrections documents the official deposit vendor linked from the Saline County Sheriff's Office.
That vendor is useful for deposits, but it does not replace the jail roster when the question is current custody status.
Saline County Inmate Packages
The Sheriff's Office also links inmate care packages to Access Securepak. Package availability, order windows, item limits, and checkout costs are vendor-controlled details, and the captured county text did not list those specifics. Use the inmate's correct identifying information and confirm current jail rules before placing an order.
The assigned manifest image from Access Securepak shows the care-package vendor connected to Saline County inmate services.
That source belongs in the inmate support workflow because care packages are handled outside the court record and outside the roster result.
Saline County Booking Records
The sheriff's booking activity page is separate from the housed inmate roster and is updated daily. That source is better for recent booking context, while the housed inmate search is better for current custody. Neither source is the same as a court charge record, and neither source is the same as a conviction record. Filed charges and dispositions should be checked through District Court records when a case exists.
KDOC KASPER is a statewide Kansas Department of Corrections search for the adult supervised population. It is not a county jail roster and not a complete criminal history. KDOC says KASPER is updated each working day, but status can change between update and access. It also warns that offenders should not be arrested solely on information displayed on the site.
The KBI criminal-history search is different again. Kansas allows release of Kansas criminal history records to the general public and to users with specific rights or entitlements, but that check is fee-based and is not a live jail custody tool.
Saline County Jail Programs
The Saline County Correctional Programs page describes REACH, a reentry program for inmates who may be released back into the community and need help with essential services. REACH can assist before or after release and may help with Social Security cards, birth-certificate applications, housing information, food assistance, mental-health follow-up, medical-care information, employment help, and backpack assistance.
Other jail programs listed in the research include Library, Crochet, Tai Chi, multiple Bible studies, MRT, Untangling Relationships, Anger Management, Seeking Safety, Job Tech, Financial Literacy, Fatherhood, AA, High School Diploma, College Classes, NAMI, Crafts, and Book Club. The sheriff page also links VINE for victim custody notifications. VINE is a notification channel, not a court file or jail roster search.
The manifest image from the official correctional programs page documents the local REACH and program context.
That page adds important context beyond the roster because custody records do not show reentry services or program participation details in the public result headings.