Vermont Inmate Search

Information about inmates incarcerated within the state of Vermont is primarily available on the Vermont Department of Corrections official website. While there's no dedicated offender lookup on this site, you'll be redirected to a privately run database by JailTracker, whose parent company is Colossus. 

The JailTracker site has on its search page an updated jail roster consisting of inmates incarcerated in the state's prison facilities. An offender lookup function is operable in both English and Spanish, but there's a list of requirements to fulfill before you can find an inmate. 

To search for an inmate incarcerated by the Vermont justice system in the VDOC, use the offender locator page, where you'll input the inmate's first and last name. Click 'Search,' and the submitted parameters will return results on a tabular presentation with details that include: 

• The inmate's last, middle, and first name 
• Booking and release dates 
• Jacket for VDOC number 
• The facility they were or are located in 

For each search result, there's a button you can select to view more information on a particular offender, taking you to a conclusive page containing the inmate's records. Besides a link offering access to VINELink, there are details on offense dates, charges, status, arrest and court dates, and case numbers. 

Other than a detailed criminal record, the Vermont offender lookup search results let you see information on an inmate currently incarcerated in Vermont, including; 

• Age and gender 
• Racial identity 
• Height and weight 
• Aliases and physical description 
• Location and custody status 
• Criminal record and possible release date 

The Vermont Department of Corrections makes this information available for loved ones to trace inmates and help their predicament. Another angle would be that victims can learn of a perpetrator's custody status when they're due in court or released from prison. 

Besides the official VTDOC offender locator tool, you can use the mentioned automated notification service, VINELink. It has real-time information to crime victims and interested parties can track an inmate's arrest, incarceration, probation, or parole, including court and release dates. 

Vermont Inmate Roster 

As inmates proceed through the judicial and correctional system, they're traceable using the Vermont inmate roster, a preserve of the state, city, and county correctional facilities. You can pick up an offender's trail from details that include the inmate's mugshot, police reports, and court or confinement records. 

It's unheard of that an inmate is arrested, charged, and incarcerated in the state of Vermont without leaving records, most of which are updated in real time. If you're having challenges finding an inmate using the provided offender lookup tools, visit the online portal of the facility where they were housed after being arraigned in court. 

You'll employ similar search techniques on databases maintained by the county Sheriff and city police departments to achieve successful lookup results. By entering the offender's name, aliases, and VDOC number, if known, you see a list of details matching that information. 

Even if the inmate is on probation or parole, their jacket numbered file will indicate which facility they reside in or the office they're reporting to. Clicking on a row will result in comprehensive information, including the inmate's mugshot, release details, and agencies involved with that case number. 

For instance, an inmate's aliases alongside known names are listed as their age, gender, race, and booking dates. You'll also find information on their case worker, parole officer, minimum and maximum release dates alongside custody status. 

Other Vermont rosters contain information on criminal activities, such as sexual and drug offenses, through searchable registries. You can search these databases by the offender's name or the location of their alleged crimes, city, town, or county. 

About the Vermont State Department of Corrections 

The US state of Vermont charges the Vermont Department of Corrections as an executive agency to oversee correctional responsibilities, facilities, and supervision of probation parolees. As part of the Vermont Agency of Human Services, the department manages state facilities and county or city-level jurisdictions. 

With values such as responsibility, integrity, enthusiasm, commitment, compassion, and judgment, the VDOC aims to be valued by Vermont citizens. It's a partner in the research, intervention, prevention, and management of criminal behavior in partnership with the community. 

The prison system is unified in Vermont, with the VDOC overseeing and operating all correctional facilities alongside parole and probation services. While this state has a lower national average incarceration rate, it's also the department's responsibility to oversee the rehabilitation of juvenile delinquents.