Facility & Inmate Search
Find jails, prisons, and detention centers, review public facility details, and open the official inmate-search link when one is available.
Why InmateLink exists
When someone you love goes to jail, knowing what to do next should not be this hard.
InmateLink brings facility and inmate search, court and legal information, practical services, and family tools into one place so you can understand the situation and manage what comes next.
One clear starting point
InmateLink brings everything together.
Information is scattered across facilities, agencies, courts, providers, and family members. InmateLink gives each next step a clearer place to begin.
Services & Practical Help
Move from facility information to courts, bail companies, legal information, and community support without starting the search over.
Family Tools
Explore tools built to organize trusted contacts, life details, court information, provider conversations, visits, and urgent next steps.
Built for families under pressure
Built around the person trying to help. Not the system they have to navigate.
A jail situation can scatter information across websites, phone calls, paperwork, providers, and family members. InmateLink is designed to reduce that friction and make the next useful action easier to see.
- The jail system was not designed around families.
- No one should need ten websites to understand one situation.
- Useful information and practical tools belong in one place.
Our mission
Helping families navigate the jail system with less confusion and more control.
No family should have to piece together a crisis across scattered websites, phone calls, and paperwork. We bring public information, practical guidance, trusted services, and useful family tools into one place.
Adrian English
Founder & CEO
A note from the founder and CEO
Why I built InmateLink.
I spent a decade working as a corrections officer with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. Outside of work, people would call me in a panic after someone in their family had been arrested. They wanted to know where their loved one was, how court worked, who to call, and what to do next.
The information existed, but it was spread across jail websites, court pages, phone calls, providers, and paperwork. People were already scared. The system made them work too hard just to understand the situation.
I built InmateLink to give families a better way to begin. One place to find the facility, open official sources, understand the next step, and find practical help without starting over each time.
What we stand for
Our promise to families.
InmateLink should make a difficult situation easier to understand and give every family something useful they can do next.
Families first
We start with what families need when time, money, and attention are already stretched.
Plain English
We explain the jail and court process in common language, with a clear next step.
Accurate information
We connect families to available official sources and make important details easier to verify.
Useful tools
We build checklists, guides, and practical tools that clear the fog around what comes next.
Independent by design
Helpful context without pretending to be the authority.
What InmateLink is
- An independent platform built for families
- A direct path to public information and available official sources
- Practical guidance, checklists, services, and family tools
What InmateLink is not
- Not a government agency, facility, court, or law firm
- Not a substitute for legal advice or emergency help
- Not in control of an agency's rules, information, or decisions
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One place to start
Find your loved one. Find the right help. Keep your family moving.
Start with the facility or location you know, then move to the next practical step without opening ten different websites.