Livingston County MO Sheriff

County Sheriff

Last Updated: March 24, 2025
Address
919 Jackson St, Chillicothe, MO 64601
County
Livingston
Phone
660-646-0515
Fax
660-646-0520

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Livingston Co Sheriff is for County Sheriff offenders have not been sentenced yet and are detained here until their case is heard.

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Welcome to the Livingston Co Sheriff's Directory on InmateAid. Use this tool to find recent arrestees and check the status of arrest warrants. This directory provides current, accurate information, respecting privacy while meeting your needs. Thank you for visiting; we are here to help.

The Livingston County Jail underwent significant changes over the years, transitioning from its original location at 901 Webster Street in Chillicothe, Missouri, to a new facility at 919 Jackson Street as of May 10, 2021. The former jail opened in 1978 under Sheriff Leland O'Dell, officially closed its doors on December 31, 2012, due to mounting repair costs that the county could not fund. At its peak, the 48-bed facility included 10 cell areas, with dedicated sections for female detainees, maximum-security units, and even a padded cell for high-risk detainees. Despite its functionality, the old jail no longer met modern standards, particularly for housing female inmates, and required significant staffing increases to maintain operations effectively.

Efforts to restore or rebuild a local jail facility revealed substantial financial hurdles. Staffing the former jail exclusively for male detainees would require an estimated $1.4 million annually, excluding renovation costs or the additional expenses of housing female detainees elsewhere. Constructing a new 100-bed facility would cost upwards of $14 million, with annual operational costs exceeding $2 million due to higher staffing needs and inflation. Furthermore, competition for out-of-county detainees and staff posed additional challenges, making the prospect of operating a local jail less viable.

From 2012 to 2022, Livingston County detainees were housed at the Daviess-Dekalb County Regional Jail in Pattonsburg. However, due to statutory and budgetary constraints, the last detainees were moved out on August 17, 2022. Currently, Livingston County collaborates with several neighboring facilities to house detainees, including:

These facilities are commended for their excellent standards and inmate care, with many detainees expressing satisfaction with the improved conditions. Individuals seeking information about detainee locations can visit the Livingston County Sheriff's Office website or utilize the VINElink system for updates and notifications. This cooperative approach reflects Livingston County's commitment to balancing operational efficiency, detainee welfare, and fiscal responsibility.

Inmate Locator

To utilize the Inmate Search page on InmateAid, begin by selecting the relevant prison facility in Missouri. This allows you to view the current list of inmates housed at Livingston County MO Sheriff.

The second section features the InmateAid Inmate Search tool, providing a user-generated database of inmates. You can access this resource to utilize any of InmateAid's services. If you require assistance in creating an inmate profile to maintain communication, please contact us at aid@inmateaid.com, and we'll gladly help you locate your loved one.

As a last resort, you might have to pay for that information if we do not have it. The Arrest Record Search will cost you a small amount, but their data is the freshest available and for that reason, they charge to access it.

Visitation Information

There are no visits at this location, please go to these participating jails for visitation rules, scheduling, and times. View the inmate search for a location.

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Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs - Livingston County MO Sheriff

  1. Does Livingston County MO Sheriff have its own jail?
    No, Livingston Co Sheriff does not operate a full-time jail. Individuals who are arrested are typically held for processing and then transferred to a nearby contracted regional detention facility or another county jail.

  2. Where are arrestees taken after being processed at Livingston County MO Sheriff?
    After processing, individuals are transferred to a nearby contracted county jail or regional detention center, which houses inmates for the Livingston Co Sheriff on a per-inmate fee basis.

  3. How long can someone be held at Livingston County MO Sheriff before being transferred?
    Livingston County MO Sheriff can only detain individuals for a short period, usually under 72 hours, before moving to a contracted detention facility.

  4. How can I find out where someone was transferred after being arrested by Livingston County MO Sheriff?
    You can check the inmate-locator on the county-website or call 660-646-0515 for information. In most cases, individuals are sent to another contracted facility.

  5. What happens during the booking process at Livingston Co Sheriff?
    Booking includes fingerprinting, photographing, medical screening, and a background check. After processing, arrestees are held temporarily before being transferred to a detention facility.

  6. Can I post bail for someone arrested by Livingston Co Sheriff?
    Yes, bail can be posted through the County Courthouse or the contracted detention facility where the individual is housed. Bail information can be obtained by contacting 660-646-0515.

  7. What are the visitation rules for inmates arrested by Livingston County MO Sheriff?
    Livingston County MO Sheriff does not handle inmate visitation. Visitation is managed by the detention facility where the inmate is housed. Check the website of the contracted jail for visitation policies.

  8. Can an attorney visit someone arrested by Livingston Co Sheriff?
    Yes, attorneys can visit clients at the detention facility where they are housed. Contact the contracted jail directly to schedule legal visits.

  9. How can I send money to someone arrested by Livingston County MO Sheriff?
    Funds must be sent to the contracted detention center’s commissary system, not the Livingston County MO Sheriff. Visit the https://www.livcoso.org/detention-division of the facility where the inmate is housed for deposit options.

  10. What happens if an arrestee requires medical attention while in Livingston County MO Sheriff custody?
    Individuals with medical needs receive basic screening at the Livingston County MO Sheriff. If serious medical attention is required, they may be transported to a hospital or receive treatment at the contracted detention facility after transfer.

  11. Does Livingston County MO Sheriff handle long-term incarceration?
    No, Livingston County MO Sheriff only handles short-term holding for processing and transport. All long-term incarceration is managed by contracted county jails or regional detention centers.

  12. What happens if someone is arrested in Livingston County MO Sheriff’s jurisdiction but has charges elsewhere?
    If an arrestee has warrants in another jurisdiction, they may be held briefly at Livingston County MO Sheriff for processing before being transferred to the requesting jurisdiction or a contracted jail.

  13. How do I retrieve personal property from someone arrested by Livingston County MO Sheriff?
    Personal property is typically held at the Sheriff's Office until the individual is transferred. If the inmate is moved to another jail, property may be sent along or picked up by an authorized person at Livingston County MO Sheriff’s evidence division.

  14. Can Livingston County MO Sheriff refuse to take an arrestee due to jail overcrowding?
    Livingston County MO Sheriff does not operate its own jail, so capacity limitations depend on the contracted jail facility. In cases of overcrowding, alternative arrangements may be made with other regional jails.

  15. Does Livingston County MO Sheriff offer house arrest or electronic monitoring programs?
    In most cases, house arrest and electronic monitoring are managed by the county probation office or the contracted detention facility, not the Livingston County MO Sheriff.

  16. Can Livingston County MO Sheriff issue arrest warrants?
    Yes, the Livingston County MO Sheriff can request and execute arrest warrants, but detainees are transferred to another facility for holding. Warrant information can be checked through the county court records.

  17. How do I report a complaint about an arrest made by Livingston County MO Sheriff deputies?
    Complaints can be filed with the Sheriff’s Office Internal Affairs Division. In serious cases, complaints may be reviewed by Missouri’s law enforcement oversight agency.

  18. How can I find out about upcoming court dates for someone arrested by Livingston County MO Sheriff?
    Court dates are scheduled by the county court system. You can search court dockets online or contact the County Clerk’s Office for hearing details.

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