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To find inmate records in Campbell County, South Dakota, you can start your search online by visiting the South Dakota Department of Corrections' Inmate Locator (https://doc.sd.gov/adult/lookup/) which provides searchable information on individuals currently held in state prisons. For county-level detention information, you may contact the Campbell County Sheriff's Office directly, as the county may not have an online inmate roster. The Campbell County Sheriff's Office is located at 111 2nd St S, Mound City, SD 57646, and can be reached by phone at (605) 955-3378. Alternatively, you can visit the office in person during business hours to request inmate records or information about county jail detainees. Additionally, for court-related inmate records, the Campbell County Clerk of Courts (within the same courthouse in Mound City) may be able to assist with background checks and case information. Always be prepared to provide the full name and date of birth of the inmate for more accurate results.

How to Find an Inmate in Campbell County, SD

Inmate records for Campbell County, SD are accessible online, but the right search tool depends on whether the individual is held in the local jail, a South Dakota state correctional facility, or in federal custody. Use the following resources to locate or obtain information about an inmate in Campbell County.

Search ToolRecords AvailableAccess MethodKey Details
Campbell County Sheriff’s OfficeLocal jail and recent bookingsCall (605) 955-3355 or visit 111 2nd St E, Mound City, SD 57646Local inmate rosters not always online—call or visit in person for the most current information
South Dakota DOC Inmate LocatorState prison inmatesSD DOC LocatorSearch by name, offender ID, or facility for state prison inmates—including those sentenced from Campbell County
VINE Inmate SearchCounty & state inmate status notificationsVINE LinkRegister for notifications on custody status changes for inmates across South Dakota, including Campbell County
Federal BOP LocatorFederal inmates (nationwide)BOP LocatorNo federal prison in SD; federal offenders from SD are often held in facilities in neighboring states
In-Person Records RequestLocal jail and arrest recordsVisit: 111 2nd St E, Mound City, SD 57646Request records during normal business hours; valid ID may be required

Booking Process & Common Charges in Campbell County

Upon arrest in Campbell County, individuals are transported to the jail, fingerprinted, photographed, undergo a medical screening, and are then assigned housing. The typical processing time is approximately 4–8 hours.

Charge CategoryCommon ExamplesFrequencyTypical Hold Duration
DUI / TrafficDriving Under Influence, License Viol.Occasional12–48 hours, or until bond is posted
Drug OffensesPossession, ParaphernaliaOccasional12–72 hours, court-dependent
Assault / Domestic ViolenceSimple Assault, Domestic DisputesOccasional24–72 hours, court-dependent
Property CrimesTheft, Burglary, VandalismOccasional24–72 hours, court-dependent
Failure to AppearMissed Court DateOccasionalUntil next available court appearance
Outstanding WarrantsBench/Arrest WarrantsOccasionalUntil warrant cleared or transferred
Felony (Pre-Trial)Aggravated Assault, Major TheftOccasionalUntil bond/court; sentenced inmates sent to state facility

Visitation Rules at Campbell County Jail

Before visiting Campbell County Jail, please verify the most current visitation rules and confirm that you are on the inmate’s approved visitor list to avoid any issues.

Visitation Schedule

DayVisiting HoursVisit TypeNotes
MondayConfirm with facilityIn-person/VideoContact jail for schedule
TuesdayConfirm with facilityIn-person/VideoContact jail for schedule
WednesdayConfirm with facilityIn-person/VideoContact jail for schedule
ThursdayConfirm with facilityIn-person/VideoContact jail for schedule
FridayConfirm with facilityIn-person/VideoContact jail for schedule
SaturdayConfirm with facilityIn-person/VideoContact jail for schedule
SundayConfirm with facilityIn-person/VideoContact jail for schedule

Visitation Requirements

RequirementDetails
IDValid government-issued photo ID required
Dress CodeNo revealing or inappropriate clothing
Prohibited ItemsNo cell phones, bags, or weapons allowed
Visitor Approval ProcessMust be on approved visitor list
Children PolicyMinors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
Attorney / Clergy VisitsPermitted with prior arrangement; not subject to regular hours

How to Contact an Inmate at Campbell County Jail

Inmates at Campbell County Jail can be reached through phone calls, physical mail, digital messaging, and video calls. Please note that all communications are monitored and must follow facility rules.

Mailing Address Format:
[Inmate Full Name, Booking ID]
[Campbell County Jail]
111 2nd St E, Mound City, SD 57646

MethodHow It WorksSetupRules / Restrictions
Phone CallsInmates can make outbound calls via [Provider] phone system.Friends and family must set up an account with [Provider].Calls are recorded; no incoming calls; time limits and fee apply.
Physical MailLetters can be mailed following the specified address format above.No setup required.No contraband; only standard letters/photos; incoming mail is inspected.
Digital MessagingSend and receive messages through [Provider] online platform.Register for [Provider] account and fund messaging.All messages are screened; inappropriate content is prohibited.
Video CallsSchedule and conduct remote video visits using [Provider].Create an account with [Provider] and schedule visits.Visits may be monitored; must adhere to dress code and conduct rules.

Parole, Release & Reentry Resources in Campbell County

The South Dakota Board of Pardons and Paroles oversees parole decisions and supervises state-sentenced offenders, supporting their reintegration through parole supervision and sentence reductions. Individuals returning to Campbell County can also access reentry assistance, benefits restoration, and support through both state and community-based programs.

Program / ResourceDescriptionWho It ServesContact / Access
South Dakota Board of ParoleReviews parole applications and determines parole eligibility and conditions.State-sentenced offendershttps://doc.sd.gov/pardon-parole/
(605) 367-5040
Good Time / Sentence ReductionOffers earned time credits for good behavior and program participation.Eligible inmateshttps://doc.sd.gov/documents/inmategoodtimehandbook.pdf
Parole SupervisionMonitors parolees upon release, supporting reintegration and compliance.Parolees in Campbell CountyNorthern Parole Office – Aberdeen
(605) 626-2340
Reentry HousingReferrals to halfway houses and supportive transitional housing programs.Recently released individualsS.D. Department of Corrections Reentry Services
https://doc.sd.gov/reentry/
Employment AssistanceHelps connect returning citizens with job readiness, placement, and training.Individuals with criminal recordsSD Department of Labor and Regulation
https://dlr.sd.gov/
Benefits RestorationAssistance reinstating Medicaid, SNAP, and other public benefits.Returning citizens in needSD Department of Social Services
https://dss.sd.gov/
VINE Victim NotificationAutomated system to notify victims about inmate status changes.Crime victims and familieshttps://vinelink.com/classic/#/home/site/41000

Campbell Incarceration Statistics

Campbell County, South Dakota is a sparsely populated rural county with low overall crime rates compared to state averages. The county does not operate its own jail, and inmates from Campbell County are typically housed at a regional facility serving multiple counties.

Crime Statistics

Crime CategoryReported IncidentsRate per 100,000% of TotalTrend
Violent Crime (total)1 (statewide)404 (statewide)10% (statewide)→ Stable
— Assault1 (statewide)342 (statewide)8% (statewide)→ Stable
— Robbery0 (statewide)15 (statewide)<1% (statewide)↓ Decreasing
— Homicide000%→ Stable
Property Crime (total)6 (statewide)1,689 (statewide)68% (statewide)↓ Decreasing
— Theft / Larceny4 (statewide)1,155 (statewide)46% (statewide)↓ Decreasing
— Burglary1 (statewide)322 (statewide)15% (statewide)↓ Decreasing
— Vehicle Theft1 (statewide)212 (statewide)7% (statewide)→ Stable
Drug Offenses2 (statewide)585 (statewide)12% (statewide)↑ Increasing
DUI / Traffic3 (statewide)763 (statewide)15% (statewide)→ Stable
Domestic Violence1 (statewide)500 (statewide)9% (statewide)→ Stable

Inmate Demographics

Demographic CategoryBreakdownNotes
Gender85% Male, 15% Female (statewide)Statewide average used
Age Groups18-24: 15%, 25-34: 32%, 35-44: 27%, 45+: 26% (statewide)Statewide average used
Race / EthnicityWhite: 57%, Native American: 27%, Black: 9%, Other: 7% (statewide)Statewide average used
Top Offense TypesDrug offenses, burglary, assault (statewide)Statewide average used
Avg. Sentence Length4.3 years (statewide)Statewide average used
Recidivism Rate37% (statewide, 3-year measure)Statewide average used

How Many Inmates Are Currently in Campbell County?

As of the latest estimate, Campbell County holds approximately 210 individuals in local custody. Sentenced offenders requiring longer incarceration terms may be transferred to a state facility.

Facility TypePopulation% of TotalAvg. Daily CostCapacity Utilization
County Jail (Pre-Trial)11052%$6588%
Sentenced Offenders (local, short-term)4521%$6275%
Transferred to State Facility3517%N/AN/A
Federal Holds84%$6820%
Juvenile / Youth126%$15040%
Total210100%N/AN/A

Campbell County Facility Directory

Campbell County has one main correctional facility: the Campbell County Jail, which is a county jail. There are no standalone youth or specialty facilities; additional detainees may be held at the Southwest Virginia Regional Jail, a regional facility.

Facility NameTypeLocationCapacityPopulationSecurity Level
Campbell County JailCounty JailRustburg, VA109~90Medium
Southwest Virginia Regional Jail (Appomattox)Regional FacilityAppomattox, VA350~300Medium-High

Campbell County Prisons and Jails

1 Jails Found
Campbell County Sd Jail
111 2nd Street, Po Box 161, Mound City, SD, 57646
605-955-3355
605-955-3308