Find Dickinson County Detention Facility Releases

Dickinson Detention Release Outcomes

Dickinson County Detention Facility is the county's verified long-term jail. It holds adults booked through the sheriff and local law-enforcement process. A city arrest from Abilene, Herington, Enterprise, or Chapman can result in a county booking even though the arrest began with a city police agency. The county jail, not the arresting department, is the source for the completed book-out.

A county booking may end through posted bond, completion of a local sentence, dismissal, probation, or another court order. Those events can lead to community release after all conditions and holds clear. The same booking can also end because the person is committed to the Kansas Department of Corrections, moved to another jail, or handed to federal or immigration custody.

Confirm Dickinson Detention Release

The official Tyler/NewWorld Inmate Inquiry is a current-custody starting point. Its default In Custody control is checked. Direct testing on July 18, 2026 found only results marked In Custody: Yes, including a broad booking-date test. No public released, recent-release, 24-hour, or 72-hour archive was verified.

1. Search the official Dickinson County roster by name and record the subject and booking numbers.
2. Call the jail at 785-263-4734. Ask whether that booking closed and whether the public record identifies actual book-out and community release versus transfer.
3. Review the Kansas court case for the bond order, dismissal, sentence, probation, commitment, or other authority.
4. Request the booking/release sheet or jail ledger entry when the precise time, release status, or destination matters.
5. If the answer is transfer, search the receiving system rather than describing a community release.

The Dickinson County released inmate search and record hub gives the full county, court, KASPER, VINELink, BOP, USMS, and ICE sequence. A second name search is useful, but repeating it cannot replace the record tied to the booking number.

Important: Roster disappearance cannot distinguish community release, transfer, a search mismatch, or a data update.

Dickinson Detention Release Fields

An individual Tyler detail record has a richer schema than the result list. It can contain timestamped booking photographs, booking history, Booking Date, Release Date, Scheduled Release Date, prisoner type, total bond and bail, bond details, charges, offense date, disposition, and arresting agency. A blank release field on a current booking is not an unknown date to calculate. It means no displayed release value has been populated for that booking.

A release field should remain attached to its booking. Confusing a subject number with a booking number can attach an old outcome to a newer custody episode.

Dickinson Detention Release Records

Dickinson County routes open-record requests through County Clerk Jennifer Gaytan. The clerk coordinates with the office that holds the record, so a requester need not decide whether sheriff or detention staff maintains each component. Use the official open-records form.

Ask for an existing record: the booking/release sheet or jail ledger entry for the identified person and date range. Request the booking number, actual release date and time, status or destination if maintained, releasing authority, and associated booking photograph. Ask for electronic delivery and an itemized estimate before costs are incurred.

The 2026 fee schedule charges staff time at the preparer's hourly rate using the lowest-cost reasonable category. County-supplied electronic media may cost $15 when needed. Estimates beyond five staff hours or $200 in actual staff cost trigger cost-mitigation contact. KORA requires agency action by the end of the third business day, but that response may produce records, deny with legal grounds, or explain a delay.

Dickinson Detention Contact

The facility and sheriff use different public phone lines. Call the jail for a current book-out question. Sheriff records staff can help route record questions, while the county clerk is the formal open-records coordinator.

The staff directory identifies Detention Center Administrator Stephen Kency at 785-263-4734. Sheriff records staff use 785-263-4081. Personnel assignments can change, so confirm the current contact before sending a request to a named staff member.

Note: Custody operations may continue around the clock, but that does not create a published public-service or book-out schedule.

Dickinson Detention Facility Facts

The sheriff describes a courthouse-integrated jail built in 2020 with capacity for 64 adults. The county's medical-services request confirms that the jail houses adult men and women. The 2024 sheriff annual report lists a captain, lieutenant, four sergeants, and twelve detention officers.

The 785 figure is a booking count, not a release count. A budget presentation reports 786 people, creating a one-person conflict. The dedicated annual report is the better source for the facility statistic, and the two figures should not be blended.

The official sheriff facility page provides the location and jail context shown below.

The image reflects the official county source, while the annual report supplies the dated operations figures.

Dickinson Detention Courthouse Location

The detention facility, District Court, sheriff records, and Community Corrections are concentrated at 109 E. 1st St. That unusual setup makes physical routing simple but increases the risk of treating separate offices as one record custodian.

District Court explains the order or disposition that authorized bond, probation, dismissal, commitment, or another result. Detention records the physical exit from the booking. Community Corrections manages qualifying intensive-supervision probation. The sheriff maintains custody records. Shared walls do not merge those roles.

The courthouse-integrated facility opened in 2020. No official release door, family waiting point, weekend release timetable, or pickup area was found. Confirm any practical arrival plan with the jail instead of assuming where or when book-out will finish.

Dickinson Detention Release or Transfer

Transfer is the central release false positive for this facility. The annual report notes that detention staff transport people to court, medical appointments, and other facilities. A county book-out to another custodian ends Dickinson custody but does not free the person.

No state prison, BOP prison, or ICE detention facility was identified in Dickinson County, and no current county ICE detention contract was verified. These systems are receiving paths in an individual case, not local facility claims. Reconcile the county destination, receiving record, and court or movement file before saying the person entered the community.

Dickinson Detention Actual Release

A court order and a jail book-out timestamp answer different questions. Bond authority does not prove bond was completed or another hold cleared. Dismissal of one charge does not rule out another case. A time-served or probation entry can lead to same-day release, but it does not give the exact physical exit time.

On or after a scheduled date, look for an actual Release Date and call the jail. If the precise time or type matters, request the release sheet. Ask whether the destination was the community or another custodian. Keep the court event time separate from the detention event time.

No official county release cadence or retention period for former online booking details was found. The durable path is the county record. That approach confirms the outcome without turning an absent roster result or unfilled field into a claim.