Locate Wexford County Jail Inmates

Wexford County Jail Overview

Wexford County Jail is operated by the Wexford County Sheriff's Office at 1015 Lincoln St. in Cadillac. It is included in this Kalkaska County inmate population build because official Kalkaska sheriff visitation and mail pages say Kalkaska inmates are currently housed in Wexford County. Wexford's jail phone is 231-779-9217, and the office phone is 231-779-9216.

Wexford County Jail serves Wexford County and, under the current arrangement, provides housing services for Kalkaska inmates. A November 26, 2024 Wexford County committee packet reported 138 people in the Wexford jail at that meeting report, including 88 Kalkaska inmates. The official Wexford pages inspected did not publish rated capacity, so no rated capacity is stated here.

The Wexford sheriff homepage captured for the project confirms the jail location and public-safety office context.

Wexford County Sheriff's Office is the source for jail contact and service links.

Use Wexford service pages for visits, mail, deposits, and commissary after confirming the person is housed there.

Wexford County Jail Kalkaska Population

The key sourced Wexford population figure is a snapshot, not a full-year average. The November 26, 2024 Wexford County HR/Public Safety packet reported 138 inmates in the Wexford County Jail and 88 Kalkaska inmates. The same research noted the facility was short two corrections officers. Because the packet did not state rated capacity, no rated capacity figure is stated.

This population snapshot explains why Wexford belongs in the Kalkaska County facility list even though it is outside Kalkaska County.

Lookup Wexford County Jail Inmates

No official public Wexford County Jail roster was located on the official Wexford pages inspected. For a Kalkaska inmate, begin with the Kalkaska jail or records channel to confirm custody authority, then call Wexford if the question involves physical housing, visits, mail, commissary, phone/video, or accounts. Use Michigan VINE for custody notification.

1. Call Kalkaska jail at 231-258-5245 or jail operations at 231-258-8686 ext. 1405 to confirm local custody authority.
2. Call Wexford County Jail at 231-779-9217 for housing-service questions after confirmation.
3. Use Michigan VINE for release, transfer, and custody-status notification.
4. Use Kalkaska sheriff Records Division for booking records, photos, reports, or proof-of-incarceration letters tied to a Kalkaska arrest.
5. Use MiCOURT or the 46th Circuit Kalkaska lookup for formal charges after the arrest.

Wexford County Jail Address Contact

Wexford publishes jail and office contact information for family and service questions. Use the jail phone for inmate-service questions and the office phone when directed. If the record sought is a Kalkaska booking, incident report, mugshot, or proof letter, use Kalkaska sheriff records rather than Wexford service pages.

Visiting Wexford County Jail Inmates

Wexford's visitation page says onsite visits must be scheduled 24 hours in advance through CIDNET. Home-user visits must be scheduled online 48 hours in advance. Onsite visitation hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. Visits are non-contact at visitation kiosks, one visit per day, and 30 minutes. Visitors 12 and older need picture ID, and visitors 17 and under require a parent or legal guardian and paperwork.

The Wexford visitation capture shows the CIDNET schedule and visit rules families must use for inmates housed there.

Wexford County Jail visitation information provides the scheduling, ID, and conduct rules.

Because visits are scheduled in advance, call and confirm housing before using CIDNET.

Wexford County Jail Mail Money

Wexford's mail page says inmates may send and receive mail, but incoming personal mail must be postcard-only and no larger than 4.25 by 6.0 inches. Legal correspondence from attorneys and courts is accepted. The inmate accounts page lists JailATM for deposits and explains fees and account policies. The commissary page names Stellar commissary and says the deposit cutoff for commissary orders is Tuesday at 11:00 p.m.

The Wexford inmate accounts page captured for the project documents account and booking-fee rules.

Wexford inmate account information explains deposits, the state booking fee, phone/video references, and bond instructions.

Use the account page before sending money because rules and fees depend on current housing.

Wexford County Jail Commissary

Wexford's commissary page lists Stellar as the commissary vendor and JailATM as the deposit channel. It also provides examples of commissary packs, including Snack Pack, Coffee Pack, Beverage Pack, Lunch Pack, Snack King Pack, and Diabetic Pack. The page says orders cannot be canceled once placed or processed, and items may vary.

Wexford County Jail Bond Accounts

For bond questions involving a Kalkaska inmate housed in Wexford, use both the Kalkaska court or sheriff source and the Wexford account instruction. Kalkaska says non-bonding-agency bonds posted at Kalkaska County Jail must be cash, and 87B District Court may have other payment options. Wexford says to call its Corrections Division before paying bond at 231-779-9216, option 3.

A bond payment may not release someone if there is a bench warrant, probation or parole hold, another county hold, MDOC hold, ICE detainer, federal warrant, or no-bond court order. Confirm the type of hold before paying.

The practical issue is split authority. Wexford may handle the housed inmate's account and service rules, while a Kalkaska case may still control bond amount, arraignment status, and court payment options. If a family member is told to pay through one office, confirm the same instruction with the other office before traveling or sending funds. That extra call can prevent a payment from being applied to the wrong account or failing to address a hold.

About Wexford County Jail

Wexford County Sheriff's Office says it provides 24/7 public-safety services through law enforcement, corrections, and animal control divisions. The research identified Sheriff Trent Taylor and Undersheriff Jeffrey Harnish. Wexford's official pages publish jail services that are directly relevant to Kalkaska inmates currently housed there: visits, mail, inmate accounts, commissary, phone and video details, and bond call instructions.

For search purposes, Wexford should be treated as a serving jail, not as the source of every Kalkaska arrest record. A Kalkaska arrest can create sheriff records, a Kalkaska court case, and Wexford housing services at the same time. That is why custody confirmation, records requests, and court lookups are separated across these pages. The Wexford facility page answers how to visit, mail, deposit money, and handle accounts once housing there is confirmed.