Coffey County Inmate Population Search

The Coffey County inmate population is held through the sheriff's local detention system in Burlington and tracked through public custody tools. A Coffey County inmate search may start with the county jail roster, but the Coffey County inmate population also includes people who later move into Kansas state correctional custody or separate federal and immigration systems. Current custody, recent release status, booking details, and court follow-up each sit in a different place. The Coffey County inmate population is best understood by reading the jail count, the facility role, and the search path together.

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Coffey County Inmate Population Overview

The Coffey County inmate population is centered on one local jail: the Coffey County Sheriff's Office Kansas Detention Center. The sheriff's detention page describes a mixed county-jail population. It can include people charged and waiting for trial, warrant arrests, short county-jail sentences, municipal-court sentences, parole or probation holds, people waiting for Kansas Department of Corrections or Community Corrections placement, and holds for other agencies. That mix matters because not every person in the jail is there for the same reason or at the same point in a case.

The Coffey County Sheriff's Office detention page is the local source that explains who the jail holds. The jail is a county facility, not a state prison. A person can appear in the Coffey County jail roster before trial, after a warrant arrest, or while waiting on another agency. If the person receives a Kansas prison sentence and transfers to KDOC, the county roster is no longer the main lookup path. That shift is one of the most common reasons a name appears to leave the local Coffey County inmate population.

The Coffey County Sheriff's Office detention source shows the local jail population categories and jail contact route.

Coffey County detention page for jail population categories

The detention source is useful because it separates accused persons, sentenced local inmates, holds, and people awaiting state placement instead of treating the roster as one simple list.


Coffey County Inmate Population Statistics

The most concrete local figures come from the Kansas Sheriffs' Association listing, the sheriff roster, the sheriff fee schedule, and county population sources. The Kansas Sheriffs' Association Coffey County listing reports a jail size of 21 beds, with 17 male beds and 4 female beds. The official roster page inspected on June 13, 2026 showed 27 current inmates. That roster count is a point-in-time web count, not an average daily population. Research did not locate an official multi-year average daily population or annual booking count.

Those limits should shape how the numbers are read. The roster count can change with arrests, releases, court orders, transfers, and holds. The association bed count may also lag local construction if a new operational count has not been published. Coffey County commission records document a Law Enforcement Center project and courthouse renovation work, so any exact capacity question should be confirmed with detention staff before it is used for legal, bond, or planning purposes.

27 Current Roster Count Inspected June 13, 2026
21 Listed Jail Size
1 Local Detention Facility
MeasureFigureSource / Year
Current roster count27 inmatesCoffey County current roster, inspected June 13, 2026
Listed jail size21 bedsKansas Sheriffs' Association listing, accessed 2026
Male beds17 bedsKansas Sheriffs' Association listing
Female beds4 bedsKansas Sheriffs' Association listing
County population8,360 residentsCoffey County Fast Facts and 2024 emergency operations plan, 2020 Census
Daily board rate$50.00Kansas Sheriffs' Association listing and Coffey County Sheriff fee schedule


Who Coffey County Jail Holds

The Coffey County inmate population is not limited to new arrests. The detention page lists several custody reasons. Some people are accused and awaiting trial. Some are serving local jail sentences. Some are held on warrants, parole or probation holds, municipal-court sentences, or requests from another agency. A person may also be in the jail while waiting for a KDOC bed or Community Corrections placement. Those categories explain why a roster entry may show a no-bond hold, a $0.00 bond, or an agency hold that cannot be cleared by paying a Coffey County bond alone.

The roster publishes age, gender, race, arresting agency, booking date, charges, and bond on individual profiles, but official Coffey County sources did not publish aggregate race, sex, age, felony, misdemeanor, pretrial, or sentenced breakdowns. The available sex-specific capacity data is bed capacity, not a demographic count: 17 male beds and 4 female beds in the Kansas Sheriffs' Association listing.

Pretrial
A person held before conviction or sentencing, often while bond and court dates are pending.
Sentenced
A person serving punishment imposed by a court, either locally or while awaiting transfer.
Detainer or hold
A request or order from another agency that can keep a person in custody even when local bond is addressed.
KDOC
The Kansas Department of Corrections, which tracks sentenced state prisoners through KASPER.

Coffey County Inmate Population Laws

Kansas law explains why much of the Coffey County inmate population can be searched while also setting limits on what the public can obtain. K.S.A. 45-216 states the Kansas policy that public records are open unless another law says otherwise. K.S.A. 45-221 lists exceptions and limits tied to law enforcement and criminal investigation records. That is why roster facts may be public while some reports, investigation records, and protected personal data may be withheld or redacted.

The jail itself is tied to sheriff custody law. K.S.A. 19-811 places charge and custody of the county jail and prisoners with the sheriff. K.S.A. 19-1930 covers receiving prisoners committed by city, federal, county, or KDOC authority and safely holding them until discharge or order. K.S.A. 19-1935 requires a Kansas Bureau of Investigation inquiry when a city or county prisoner dies in custody under the statute's terms.

Key Kansas rules: public records start from openness, criminal investigation records can have limits, the sheriff has custody of the county jail, city and state authority can commit prisoners to the jail, and certain in-custody deaths trigger outside inquiry.


Coffey County Jail Records Access

The online roster is the first source for current custody and the 48-hour release window, but it is not the only access channel. The Coffey County Sheriff's Office records request page is the fallback for records no longer shown online or records that require staff review. The page cites K.S.A. 45-230 and warns that names and addresses from public records may not be used for commercial solicitation. If a fee applies, the office says it will email the requester for authorization before completing the request.

Records requests are important for older booking records, incident reports, and booking-photo questions that are not answered by the roster. The sheriff fee schedule lists report copies at $2.50 digital, $2.00 by mail, and $15.00 for DVD. It also lists inmate housing charges of $50.00 per day and a padded-cell add-on of $15.00 per day. Those housing figures are administrative charges, not a public inmate search fee.

The sheriff's records request screenshot comes from the official records page, where KORA routing and the commercial-use warning appear.

Coffey County records request page for jail records access

The records page helps fill the gap when a person is no longer on the current roster and is outside the 48-hour release view.


Coffey County State Prison Population

No KDOC prison was found inside Coffey County in the official sources reviewed. Still, sentenced felony cases from Coffey County can become part of the Kansas state prison population after transfer. KDOC's KASPER system covers offenders sentenced to custody of the Secretary of Corrections since 1980, including currently incarcerated people, post-incarceration supervision, and discharged sentences. KDOC says KASPER is updated each working day and is not a full criminal history record.

Statewide context is useful, but it should not be confused with the county jail count. The KDOC homepage snapshot inspected in research listed 9,849 adult correctional facility residents against 10,674 capacity, plus 5,357 on parole and 159 juvenile correctional facility residents against 422 capacity. Those are Kansas-wide numbers. They do not measure the Coffey County jail population. They explain where to look after a Coffey County inmate transfers to state custody.



Coffey County Roster Search Fields

The roster uses a simple public search and filter layout. No login is required. The search box can be used with a last name or partial name, and the same roster area lets users switch between name and date views, current and released records, sort order, and extra pages when the list is longer than one screen. The 48-hour release view is a key local feature because it answers many recent-release questions without a staff call.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
Search By NameTextOptionalUse a last name or partial name when the roster has many entries.
SearchButtonn/aRuns the entered name search.
Show AllButton or linkn/aClears a name search and returns the full list.
Name / DateFilter linkOptionalChanges the roster sort or filter view.
Current / ReleasedFilter linkOptionalSwitches between current custody and 48-hour release records.
PaginationPage linksOptionalUse page numbers, Next, or Last when more than one page exists.

Coffey County Inmate Record Details

A Coffey County inmate record on the roster is a booking profile, not a full court case file. The sample profile inspected in research showed name, booking number, age, gender, race, arresting agency, booking date, charges, bond, and caution notes. It did not show housing pod, height, weight, eye color, hair color, date of birth, court date, case number, warrant number, release date on the current profile, magistrate, or projected release.

Charges and bond should be treated as live, changeable data. The public profile warns that charges and bail amounts may change after court appearances. That is why the jail phone remains part of the access chain even when the online roster works. A roster charge is an arrest or booking label. The formal court charge can change when the Coffey County Attorney reviews the case and court records are opened.

FieldWhat It Shows
Booking #Local jail tracking number, with an inspected example using a year prefix and sequence.
Age, gender, raceBasic profile fields published on the sample county roster profile.
Arresting agencyAgency abbreviation tied to the arrest or booking, such as CFSO in the sample.
Booking dateDate and time of jail intake.
ChargesPlain-language booking charge descriptions, subject to later court change.
BondListed bond amount or hold status, which must be confirmed with detention staff.

Coffey County Released Inmate Lookup

The Coffey County released roster is limited to a 48-hour release window. The 48-hour release list is the best next stop when a name disappears from current custody soon after booking. If the release is older than that window, the public web roster may no longer answer the question. The records request process then becomes the local route for older booking information, subject to Kansas open-records limits and any fee approval the sheriff's office requires.

Released does not always mean the whole case ended. A person may bond out, be released on conditions, move to another agency, transfer to KDOC, or have a court event pending. For formal charges after release, use Kansas District Court records or the courthouse public terminal. For custody notification rather than a static search, Kansas VINE can alert registered users to county-jail custody changes.


Coffey County Jail vs Prison Search

The Coffey County inmate population search splits by custody system. County jail lookup covers the sheriff's detention center in Burlington, including pretrial detainees, warrant arrests, local sentences, and holds. KDOC KASPER covers Kansas sentenced offenders after state transfer or state supervision. Federal BOP and ICE systems are separate and should not be searched as if they were part of the Coffey County jail roster.

Lookup QuestionCounty JailState Prison or Other Custody
Who is heldPretrial people, warrant arrests, local sentences, agency holdsSentenced KDOC offenders, federal sentenced inmates, or ICE detainees
Run byCoffey County Sheriff's OfficeKDOC, BOP, ICE, or another agency
Where to lookCurrent roster, 48-hour release list, jail phone, records requestKASPER, BOP locator, ICE ODLS, or agency records
What changesRoster status can change after court, release, or transferState and federal systems use different ID numbers and profile fields


Coffey County Detention Facilities

Official research resolved one local detention facility in Coffey County. Burlington Police Department operates a police office and patrol service, but the official city page routes after-hours dispatch through the sheriff and does not publish a separate city jail roster. That means Burlington arrests and other local custody questions should route first to the Coffey County Sheriff's Office Kansas Detention Center and its roster channels.

For a current custody question, use the county roster or jail phone. For a sentenced state-prison question, use KDOC KASPER. For federal or immigration custody, use the BOP or ICE locator because those systems are not part of the Coffey County facility list.


Coffey County Inmate Population FAQ

How big is the Coffey County inmate population? The inspected online roster showed 27 current inmates on June 13, 2026. The Kansas Sheriffs' Association listing reports a 21-bed jail size. Because an official average daily population was not located and the county has Law Enforcement Center project records, treat those as source-specific figures rather than one permanent daily count.

How do I search the Coffey County inmate population? Start at the sheriff's roster disclaimer, choose Current Inmates, then search by name or browse the list. Open the profile for booking number, charges, bond, booking date, and arresting agency. If a person was just released, use the 48-hour release view.

What if the person is not on the Coffey County roster? Call the jail for live custody confirmation, check the 48-hour release list, then use the records request process if the booking is older. If the person was sentenced to state prison, use KDOC KASPER instead of the county roster.

Are mugshots part of the Coffey County inmate record? The roster source included image areas, but text inspection did not confirm a visible booking photo on the sample profile. If a booking photo is not visible in the browser, request the booking record or photo from the sheriff under KORA.

Can bond information change? Yes. The roster profile warns that charges and bail amounts may change after court appearances. Detention staff should be called before payment, before using a bonding company, or before relying on a cached roster result.

Does Kansas VINE replace the roster? No. VINE is a notification tool for county-jail custody changes. It helps victims and residents receive release or status alerts, but the sheriff roster remains the first public lookup for current Coffey County jail custody.

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Directions to the Coffey County Jail

The Coffey County Sheriff's Office Kansas Detention Center is at 605 Neosho Street, Burlington, KS 66839. The sheriff administrative office is separately listed at 625 Neosho Street, 1st Floor, for regular office business. For jail visitation, deposits, custody questions, and the lobby commissary machine, the research points to the Law Enforcement Center and jail address on Neosho Street.

Visitors coming from U.S. 75 should route toward central Burlington and Neosho Street. From the Coffey County courthouse at 110 S. 6th Street, the Law Enforcement Center is nearby in the downtown government area. From New Strawn, LeRoy, Gridley, Waverly, or Lebo, route toward Burlington before turning into the central Neosho Street government district.

Address

Coffey County Sheriff's Office Kansas Detention Center
605 Neosho Street
Burlington, KS 66839
620-364-3199

Visitor Parking

Official sources did not publish parking rates or visitor parking rules. Confirm parking and entrance details with the jail before arriving.

Public Transit

No official public transit route to the jail was located. Rural Coffey County visitors should plan on driving or arranging local transportation.

Visitor Entry

Visits use NCIC video scheduling. Bring identification for jail business when required, and confirm visit approval before going to the lobby kiosk.