Corrections experience
Eight years serving as a corrections officer with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.
About InmateLink
Families should not have to figure out incarceration alone.
InmateLink helps families start an inmate search, find facility information, review plain-English guidance, and prepare for the next call.
Founder story
Why Adrian built InmateLink
Adrian English spent eight years as a corrections officer with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. That experience gave him a direct view of the distance between how the corrections system operates and what families can understand from the outside.
Families often have to navigate separate facilities, agencies, courts, providers, rules, and deadlines while under intense pressure. InmateLink was founded to make that journey less fragmented: a clearer place to begin, better-organized information, and more direct paths to appropriate help.
Adrian combines that corrections experience with a background in computer science and business, plus ecommerce, business development, and sales. He brings those disciplines together around the questions families face and the practical work required to make information easier to use.
Technical and business foundation
A background in computer science and business that connects systems thinking with practical execution.
Growth experience
Hands-on experience in ecommerce, business development, and sales.
Our purpose
Make the next responsible step easier to find and understand.
InmateLink organizes public starting points, plain-English information, practical tools, and questions families can use when they contact a facility, court, lawyer, bail company, or support organization.
Mission
Turn confusion into a clear next step.
Give families useful information, practical tools, and direct paths to the sources and services they need to contact.
Vision
A support system families can navigate.
A future where family coordination, public information, professional services, and community support are easier to find and understand from arrest through reentry.
What you can do
Start with the task in front of you.
Begin an inmate search, find facility information, download the current Survival Guide, and prepare questions before contacting a provider.
How we work
Operating principles
Families first
Start with what a family needs to do next, especially when time and attention are limited.
Plain English
Use common words, short explanations, and direct actions instead of system language.
Source clarity
Show where information comes from and point people to the organization that controls it.
Honest limits
Say what InmateLink can help with today without implying guarantees, official authority, or live support.
Clear handoffs
Make it clear when someone is leaving InmateLink to use an agency, facility, court, or provider source.
Corrections
Make errors easy to report and correct information when better evidence becomes available.
Independent by design
What InmateLink is, and what it is not
InmateLink is an independent information and services platform. It is not a government agency, law enforcement agency, correctional facility, court, law firm, emergency service, or substitute for legal advice. Agencies, facilities, courts, and providers control their own current information, rules, decisions, and services.
Start with the next step your family needs.
Use Inmate Search to find the right public starting point, or browse Family Services for provider and community-service starting points.