Camden County Jail Roster

The Camden County jail roster lists all people held at the county jail in Camdenton, Missouri. Camden County sits in the Lake of the Ozarks region and sees a wide range of arrests tied to both local crime and seasonal tourism. The sheriff's office runs the jail and keeps a current list of inmates in custody. You can search this roster to find booking dates, charges, and bond details. The jail holds people waiting for trial as well as those serving short sentences. Public access to the Camden County jail roster falls under the Missouri Sunshine Law, which means most booking records are open for anyone to view.

Camden County Jail Roster Search

The Camden County Sheriff's Office manages the jail and all booking records. The jail sits at 1 Court Circle in Camdenton, MO 65020. You can call them at 573-346-2243 to ask about a specific inmate. The jail runs all day, every day of the year. Captain Eric Watson oversees daily jail operations, and Director Toni Bell handles inmate commissary services. Two clerks in the Jail and Correction Division are in charge of keeping all reports, incident records, and paperwork that come from arrests and bookings.

To find out who is in the Camden County jail right now, start with the Camden County Sheriff's Office website. The site has links to their corrections division and current inmate data. You can also try calling the jail phone line for a quick check. The office keeps records of all arrests, and you can ask for copies in person or by phone.

The corrections division page at camdensheriff.org/correctionscommand gives more details about the jail. It covers inmate funds, email, video visits, and commissary gift packs. This is a good place to start if you need to reach someone inside the facility or want to set up a visit.

Inmate Records in Camden County

Camden County jail roster records include the inmate's full name, date of birth, charges, bond amount, and booking date. The jail holds people on both misdemeanor and felony charges. Some are waiting for trial. Others serve short terms of less than one year. The Record Division keeps all reports and documents that come from an arrest or a stay in the jail.

The sheriff's office website shows details about the Camden County jail roster and how to view current inmates held at the facility in Camdenton. The screenshot below shows the sheriff's office homepage where you can find links to the corrections division and jail information.

The site links to different parts of the sheriff's office, including the corrections command page where you can find jail roster and inmate contact tools.

Missouri's Sunshine Law under Chapter 610 RSMo gives you the right to see most jail roster records. Arrest records are covered by Section 610.100, which says the name, date, time, and charges tied to an arrest are public. If no charges get filed within 30 days, the record may be closed. But while someone is in the jail, their booking data stays open.

Note: Camden County jail records may also be checked through third-party inmate search tools, though the sheriff's office site is the most up to date source.

How to Visit Camden County Jail Inmates

Camden County jail offers video visitation for inmates. You can set up a visit using a smartphone, laptop, or computer with a camera. The jail also has commissary services managed by Director Toni Bell. Inmates can send and get email through the jail system. These tools make it easier to stay in touch with someone who is in custody.

The jail provides several inmate programs. These include GED classes, drug rehab, and personal growth programs. The goal is to give inmates a better shot at staying out of trouble after they leave. The jail runs these programs year-round, and staff help inmates sign up during the booking process or at any point during their stay.

Phone calls from the jail work through collect calls or calling card calls. The inmate must place the call. Outside parties cannot call in to talk to an inmate. If you need to get a message to someone in the jail, contact the sheriff's office at 573-346-2243 and ask about your options.

Camden County Arrest and Booking Process

When someone gets arrested in Camden County, they are brought to the jail for booking. The process includes taking a photo, recording personal details, and logging the charges. This data goes into the jail roster. The roster is public under Missouri law. It gets updated as new arrests come in and as inmates bond out or get released.

The Lake of the Ozarks area brings a lot of visitors each summer. That means the Camden County jail roster can see spikes during tourist season. Boating while intoxicated charges and DUI arrests tend to rise when the lake is busy. The sheriff's office handles all of these arrests and processes them through the same booking system used year-round.

Statewide Inmate Search Tools

If you can't find someone on the Camden County jail roster, they may be in state custody. The Missouri Department of Corrections offender search covers all state prison inmates and people on probation or parole. You can search by name or DOC number. The system shows the person's full name, mugshot, facility, offense, and sentence dates.

Another useful tool is VINE. This is a free victim notification system. You can search for any inmate in the state and sign up for alerts when their custody status changes. VINE covers both county jails and state prisons in Missouri. It works online and by phone.

Missouri Case.net is also worth checking. It shows court records, case filings, and hearing dates. If someone was arrested in Camden County, their court case will show up here once charges are filed. You can search by name, case number, or date.

Note: The MODOC offender search only covers state prison inmates and does not list people held in county jails like the Camden County facility.

Contact Camden County Sheriff

• Address: 1 Court Circle, Camdenton, MO 65020
• Phone: 573-346-2243
• Website: camdensheriff.org
• Corrections Division: camdensheriff.org/correctionscommand

The sheriff's office handles all jail roster requests. You can ask about inmates by phone or in person. Written requests are also accepted. Under the Sunshine Law, the office must respond to public records requests within three business days. If you need a copy of a booking record or arrest report, put your request in writing and describe the records you need as clearly as you can.

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