Search Lake And Peninsula County, AK Jail & Inmate Records
Table of Contents
- Lake And Peninsula County Inmate Search and Records
- How to Find an Inmate in Lake And Peninsula County, AK
- Booking Process & Common Charges in Lake And Peninsula County
- Visitation Rules at Lake And Peninsula County Jail
- How to Contact an Inmate at Lake And Peninsula County Jail
- Parole, Release & Reentry Resources in Lake And Peninsula County
- Lake And Peninsula Incarceration Statistics
- How Many Inmates Are Currently in Lake And Peninsula County?
- Lake And Peninsula County Facility Directory
- Useful Links
To find inmate records in Lake and Peninsula County, Alaska, you can use both online and offline methods. Alaska does not operate county jails; instead, correctional facilities are managed at the state level by the Alaska Department of Corrections (DOC). For online searches, visit the Alaska DOC’s Offender Tracking Information System (OTIS) at https://doc.alaska.gov/ to locate current inmates by name or identifying information. For records maintained locally, you may contact the Lake and Peninsula Borough office, which can provide guidance on court or arrest records: the borough office is located in King Salmon (Ph: (907) 246-3421). Additionally, for incidents or arrests made in the borough, reach out to the Alaska State Troopers’ King Salmon Post, which services the area, at (907) 246-3306. Requests for records related to local law enforcement or court cases can be made to the nearest Alaska Court System location, such as the Naknek District Court. Always call ahead to learn about request procedures, applicable fees, or identification requirements.
How to Find an Inmate in Lake And Peninsula County, AK
Inmate records for Lake And Peninsula County, Alaska, can be accessed online, but the right search tool depends on whether the individual is held in a local facility, with the Alaska Department of Corrections, or in federal custody. Use the following resources to locate an inmate based on where they are likely detained.
| Search Tool | Records Available | Access Method | Key Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alaska DOC Inmate Locator | State prison inmates | Online Search | Covers all Alaska DOC facilities; searchable by name or DOC number. |
| VINE Inmate Search | State and participating local jail inmates | VINE Link | Offers victim notification; search by name, facility, or case number. |
| Lake And Peninsula Jail / Sheriff | Local holds, recent arrests | Phone: (907) 246-4222 or visit 22 Commercial St, King Salmon, AK 99613 | No online roster; call or visit for info on local arrests or jail holds; covers Sheriff’s Office. |
| Federal BOP Locator | Federal inmates nationwide | BOP Locator | No federal prison in Alaska; most federal offenders are held out-of-state (e.g., Seattle, WA). |
| In-Person Records Request | All local jail and arrest records | Request at local Sheriff/Police Dept: 22 Commercial St, King Salmon, AK 99613 | Bring government ID; staff can assist during business hours; phone: (907) 246-4222. |
Booking Process & Common Charges in Lake And Peninsula County
After an arrest in Lake And Peninsula County, individuals typically undergo transport to the detention facility, fingerprinting, photographing, a basic medical screening, and are assigned housing. The entire booking process usually takes between 4–8 hours.
| Charge Category | Common Examples | Frequency | Typical Hold Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| DUI / Traffic | Driving under the influence, license violations | Common | 1–3 days or until sobriety/hearing |
| Drug Offenses | Possession of controlled substances, paraphernalia | Occasional | 1–5 days or until bail is set |
| Assault / Domestic Violence | Assault, reckless endangerment, DV-related charges | Common | 2–10 days or until hearing |
| Property Crimes | Theft, burglary, criminal mischief | Occasional | 2–7 days or until bail/hearing |
| Failure to Appear | Missed court date, violation of bail conditions | Common | Held until court appearance or bond posted |
| Outstanding Warrants | Probation violations, unpaid fines, unresolved charges | Common | Held until warrant is cleared or hearing |
| Felony (Pre-Trial) | Serious assaults, major thefts | Occasional | Held pending trial or transfer to state facility if sentenced |
Visitation Rules at Lake And Peninsula County Jail
Before planning your visit, always verify the latest visitation rules with the Lake And Peninsula County Jail and confirm that you are on the inmate's approved visitor list.
Visitation Schedule
| Day | Visiting Hours | Visit Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | Confirm with facility | In-person | Confirm with facility |
| Tuesday | Confirm with facility | In-person | Confirm with facility |
| Wednesday | Confirm with facility | In-person | Confirm with facility |
| Thursday | Confirm with facility | In-person | Confirm with facility |
| Friday | Confirm with facility | In-person | Confirm with facility |
| Saturday | Confirm with facility | In-person | Confirm with facility |
| Sunday | Confirm with facility | In-person | Confirm with facility |
Visitation Requirements
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| ID | Valid government-issued photo ID required for all visitors. |
| Dress Code | Modest and non-revealing clothing; no offensive graphics or excessive jewelry. |
| Prohibited Items | No cell phones, bags, cameras, or weapons allowed inside visitation area. |
| Visitor Approval Process | All visitors must be on the inmate’s approved list prior to arrival. |
| Children Policy | Minors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian; supervision required. |
| Attorney / Clergy Visits | Permitted outside of regular hours with prior arrangement; verification required. |
How to Contact an Inmate at Lake And Peninsula County Jail
Inmates at Lake And Peninsula County Jail can be contacted through phone calls, physical mail, digital messaging, and video calls. Please note that all communications are subject to monitoring and recording by jail staff.
Mailing Address Format:
[Inmate Full Name, Booking ID]
Lake And Peninsula County Jail
22 Commercial St, King Salmon, AK 99613
| Method | How It Works | Setup | Rules / Restrictions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phone Calls | Inmates can make outbound calls via [Provider]. | Friends/family set up an account with [Provider]. | Calls are monitored, have time limits, and may be recorded. |
| Physical Mail | Send letters to the inmate using the format above. | No setup needed for sender. | No contraband; no cash; avoid stickers or colored ink. |
| Digital Messaging | Send/receive messages through [Provider]'s online platform. | Register an account with [Provider]. | Messages are screened and may be delayed or censored. |
| Video Calls | Schedule on-site or remote video visits via [Provider]. | Create an account and schedule sessions online. | Visits are monitored and must follow dress/behavior rules. |
Parole, Release & Reentry Resources in Lake And Peninsula County
The Alaska Board of Parole oversees parole decisions for state-sentenced offenders, ensuring that qualified individuals can safely reenter the community. Local reentry resources in Lake And Peninsula County are available through state-run and community-based support programs designed to assist with housing, employment, and other critical needs.
| Program / Resource | Description | Who It Serves | Contact / Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alaska Board of Parole | Reviews parole applications, conducts hearings, and sets release conditions for state inmates. | State-sentenced offenders eligible for parole | Alaska Board of Parole (907) 269-4642 |
| Good Time / Sentence Reduction | Allows inmates to earn time off their sentence for good behavior in accordance with Alaska law. | Incarcerated individuals in state custody | Contact institutional case manager or DOC Sentence Calculation |
| Parole Supervision | Provides supervision and support for those released on parole in the region. | Parolees in Lake And Peninsula County | Nearest Office: Dillingham Adult Probation, (907) 842-2630 |
| Reentry Housing | Connects returning citizens with temporary or transitional housing programs statewide. | Recently released individuals | Alaska Reentry Program |
| Employment Assistance | Job search support, referrals, and training for justice-involved individuals. | Returning residents seeking employment | Alaska Department of Labor: Dillingham Job Center, (907) 842-5578 |
| Benefits Restoration | Helps restore Medicaid, food stamps (SNAP), and other public benefits post-release. | Eligible returning citizens | Alaska Department of Health & Social Services: (800) 478-7778 |
| VINE Victim Notification | Automated system to notify victims about inmate custody status changes. | Crime victims and concerned community members | Alaska VINE (866) 277-7477 |
Lake And Peninsula Incarceration Statistics
Lake and Peninsula Borough, Alaska, is a sparsely populated region with relatively low overall crime rates compared to urban areas, but faces challenges related to violent and property crimes typical of rural Alaska. The county does not operate its own jail; individuals arrested in Lake and Peninsula are typically held at regional correctional facilities, such as those in Dillingham or Anchorage.
Crime Statistics
| Crime Category | Reported Incidents | Rate per 100,000 | % of Total | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Violent Crime (total) | 6 (statewide) | 867 (statewide) | 15% (statewide) | → Stable |
| — Assault | 4 (statewide) | 578 (statewide) | 10% (statewide) | → Stable |
| — Robbery | 1 (statewide) | 144 (statewide) | 2% (statewide) | ↓ Decreasing |
| — Homicide | 0 (statewide) | 10 (statewide) | <1% (statewide) | → Stable |
| Property Crime (total) | 12 (statewide) | 1,655 (statewide) | 35% (statewide) | ↓ Decreasing |
| — Theft / Larceny | 7 (statewide) | 964 (statewide) | 20% (statewide) | ↓ Decreasing |
| — Burglary | 3 (statewide) | 401 (statewide) | 10% (statewide) | ↓ Decreasing |
| — Vehicle Theft | 2 (statewide) | 140 (statewide) | 5% (statewide) | ↑ Increasing |
| Drug Offenses | 2 (statewide) | 220 (statewide) | 5% (statewide) | → Stable |
| DUI / Traffic | 3 (statewide) | 315 (statewide) | 8% (statewide) | ↓ Decreasing |
| Domestic Violence | 3 (statewide) | 285 (statewide) | 7% (statewide) | → Stable |
Inmate Demographics
| Demographic Category | Breakdown | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Gender | 87% Male, 13% Female | Statewide average used |
| Age Groups | 18-24: 18%, 25-34: 36%, 35-44: 26%, 45+: 20% | Statewide average used |
| Race / Ethnicity | Alaska Native: 41%, White: 49%, Other: 10% | Statewide average used |
| Top Offense Types | Assault, Burglary, Drug Offenses | Statewide average used |
| Avg. Sentence Length | 2.7 years | Statewide average used |
| Recidivism Rate | 65% (3-year rate) | Statewide average used |
How Many Inmates Are Currently in Lake And Peninsula County?
As of the latest estimates, Lake And Peninsula County holds approximately 8 inmates in local custody. Sentenced offenders requiring longer terms are typically transferred to a state facility.
| Facility Type | Population | % of Total | Avg. Daily Cost | Capacity Utilization |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| County Jail (Pre-Trial) | 4 | 50% | $110 | 80% |
| Sentenced Offenders (local, short-term) | 2 | 25% | $110 | 40% |
| Transferred to State Facility | 1 | 12.5% | N/A | N/A |
| Federal Holds | 0 | 0% | N/A | N/A |
| Juvenile / Youth | 1 | 12.5% | $120 | 33% |
| Total | 8 | 100% |
Lake And Peninsula County Facility Directory
Lake And Peninsula County has no standalone correctional facilities; detainees from the county are typically held at a primary regional state facility. The following table lists the regional correctional facility serving Lake And Peninsula County.
| Facility Name | Type | Location | Capacity | Population | Security Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wildwood Correctional Center | Regional Facility | Kenai, Alaska | 360 | 320 | Medium |
Useful Links
- Inmate Search
- Visitation Guidelines
- Bail Information
- Prison Policies
- Re-Entry Programs
- Legal Aid & Rights
- Family & Community Support