DeKalb County Jail Roster

The DeKalb County jail roster is housed at the Daviess-DeKalb Regional Jail in Pattonsburg, Missouri. DeKalb County does not run its own standalone jail. Instead, it shares a regional facility with Daviess County, making this the first regional jail arrangement in the state. Sheriff Kasey Keesaman handles law enforcement from the office in Maysville. All arrests go to the regional jail where the jail roster is kept. You can search for DeKalb County inmates through VINElink or by calling the facility. This page explains how the regional jail works, how to find inmates, and what Missouri law says about public access to jail roster data.

DeKalb County Sheriff and Regional Jail

Sheriff Kasey Keesaman runs the DeKalb County Sheriff's Office from PO Box 137, Maysville, MO 64469. The office phone is 816-449-5802. Unlike many Missouri counties, DeKalb does not have its own jail building. Arrests made in DeKalb County go to the regional facility in Pattonsburg, which is in Daviess County.

The Daviess-DeKalb Regional Jail opened on February 15, 2006. It was the first regional jail in Missouri. The address is 102 N. Meadows Lane, Pattonsburg, MO 64670. The phone number is 660-367-2200. Fax is 660-367-2579. Director Bret Thogmartin runs the facility. Deputy Director Nicholas Neill and Administrative Assistant Lori Burke are also on staff. The jail can hold 160 inmates and also houses people from about four other counties and four cities.

A half-cent sales tax passed by voters in November 2005 funded the purchase of the building, which cost $3.5 million. The bond was paid off in 2014, two years ahead of schedule. This keeps operating costs lower for both DeKalb County and Daviess County taxpayers.

Search DeKalb County Jail Roster

Use VINElink.com to search the DeKalb County jail roster online. Pick Missouri as the state. Type in the person's name. You can add a date of birth to help narrow results. VINE shows the person's custody status, location, charges, bond info, and mugshot if one is on file. Registration is free if you want alerts about status changes.

You can also call the regional jail at 660-367-2200. Staff can tell you if a person is in custody and what they are charged with. Walk-in visits to check the jail roster are possible at 102 N. Meadows Lane in Pattonsburg. The jail FAQ page covers common questions about how the facility works and how to find someone on the roster.

Note: The jail roster at the regional facility includes inmates from multiple counties, not just DeKalb and Daviess.

DeKalb County Jail Visitation Rules

In-person visits are available but you must call 24 hours ahead to schedule. Visit times run Monday through Friday from 9am to 11am and 1pm to 3pm. The jail has a non-contact visiting room. This means you speak through a partition or phone rather than sitting face to face.

Video visits offer another way to see someone on the DeKalb County jail roster. These are set up through www.inmatecanteen.com. You need to make an account and schedule a time slot. Video visits can be done from home, which saves a trip to Pattonsburg. The phone system at the jail allows outgoing collect calls. Inmates can also buy calling cards. Phone time is available through InmateCanteen.com.

Mail and Money for DeKalb County Inmates

Mail goes to the inmate's name at Daviess/DeKalb Regional Jail, 102 N. Meadows Lane, Pattonsburg, MO 64670. Photos are allowed up to 4x6 size, with a limit of 10. No nudity, alcohol, or gang signs in photos. You can send a plain wedding band, prescription glasses, two soft-back books from a distributor, and one soft-back Bible.

Money must be sent by money order only. Two-party checks are not accepted. You can also deposit money in person at the jail lobby, online at InmateCanteen.com, or using the credit card kiosk at the jail. The commissary department lets inmates buy food and hygiene items through kiosks inside the facility. Medical services include nursing staff seven days a week and a doctor visit once per week.

DeKalb County Jail Roster Public Records

Under Missouri's Sunshine Law in Chapter 610, jail roster records are public. Anyone can request the name, arrest date, and charges of a person held at the regional jail. Section 610.100 specifically covers arrest records and says the facts of an arrest, the charges, and the person's identity are open information.

Court records for DeKalb County cases are available through Missouri Case.net. You can search by name to find charges, case status, and court dates tied to a jail roster booking. For inmates who transfer to state prison, the MODOC offender search tracks them. Chapter 221 of Missouri law sets the standards for how county and regional jails must operate, including rules for the jail roster.

The regional jail also provides court security for both counties. Staff handle controlled courthouse access, security checks, and searches. Kiosks inside the facility let inmates purchase food and hygiene items, communicate with jail administration, and request medical services. Nursing staff are on site seven days a week. A facility doctor visits once per week, and an on-call doctor is available around the clock for emergencies.

The Daviess-DeKalb Regional Jail website shows facility details and contact information for looking up the jail roster.

This shared facility in Pattonsburg handles all jail operations for both DeKalb and Daviess counties.

The VINE system is one of the main ways to search for inmates held at the regional jail for DeKalb County.

VINE updates frequently and provides custody status, charges, and notification options for inmates on the roster.

Nearby County Jail Rosters

DeKalb County shares a regional jail with Daviess County. Other nearby counties each run their own jail roster.