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2026-09-09 01:41 UTCOfficial data
650In custody
0Felony
0Misdemeanor
$326KTotal bond
125Booked · 14d
2Avg days
InmateBookedChargesClassBondDays
LGLITTLE, GORDON PAUL#179563
Sep 8, 2026
PROHIBITED CONDUCT - FIRST OFFENSE - OPEN AND GROSS LEWDNESS (PC)
Sex offense
1d
MRMAKAREWICZ, ROBERT#48490
Sep 8, 2026
DUI #4 OR SUBSEQUENT-TEST REFUSAL (DUI4TR)
DUI / OVI
1d
KDKINNEY, DELIGHT JOY#179565
Sep 8, 2026
SIMPLE ASSAULT (SA)
Violent
1d
RPRODRIGUEZ, PABLO Aluarez#172452
Sep 8, 2026
DEPRESSANT/STIMULANT/NARCOTIC-POSSESSION 1000X DOSES OR MORE (DSNP1000X)+2 more
DrugsOther
1d
DJDUNN, JENAYSHA#179020
Sep 8, 2026
ASSAULT-AGG WITH WEAPON (AGGASW)
Weapons
1d
BSBELANGER, SEAN#179567
Sep 8, 2026
COCAINE-TRAFFICKING (TCOCAINE)+2 more
DrugsOther
$150,0001d
BBButler, Bryce#179568
Sep 8, 2026
UNLAWFUL MISCHIEF $250 OR LESS (UMML)
Other
1d
BKBAZIN, KARI#112236
Sep 8, 2026
1d
SMSWEET, MICHAEL#179569
Sep 8, 2026
SIMPLE ASSAULT (SA)+8 more
ViolentWeaponsOther
1d
IRINGRAM, ROBERT#164080
Sep 7, 2026
BURGLARY INTO AN OCCUPIED DWELLING (BURGOCD)+2 more
BurglaryOtherProperty / Theft
$1,5002d
KJKNIGHT, JUSTIN G#179016
Sep 7, 2026
SECOND DEGREE DOMESTIC ASSUALT - VIOLATION FINAL ABUSE PREVENTION ORDER (SDDAV)+3 more
DomesticOther
2d
TJTRAYNOR, JAMES#179557
Sep 7, 2026
KIDNAPPING-VICTIM <16 YRS (KID<16Y)
Violent
2d
SDSHEPARD, DYLAN#179555
Sep 7, 2026
FENTANYL - TRAFFICKING (FENTT)
Drugs
$50,0002d
TJTHIBODEAU, JOSHUA JOSEPH#44960
Sep 6, 2026
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE-F (FUGF)
Court / Warrant
3d
BJBRACKETT, JOSHUA NATHANIAL#70183
Sep 6, 2026
MURDER- 1ST DEG/ ATTEMPT (MUR1A)+2 more
ViolentWeaponsOther
3d
CRCAPPIALLO, ROBERT Geoffrey#73310
Sep 5, 2026
VEHICLE OPERATION-LICENSE SUSPENDED/OSC (DLSO)+8 more
TrafficOtherDomesticViolent
$25,0004d
BKBussey, Ka-Rel T#169200
Sep 5, 2026
4d
CJCOGG, JERRY DAVONNE#141319
Sep 5, 2026
VIOLATION OF ABUSE PREVENTION ORDER 2ND OR SUBSEQUENT (VAPOF)
Court / Warrant
$1,0004d
AMAyaz, Muhammet#179550
Sep 5, 2026
4d
LBLouckman, Brahim#179551
Sep 5, 2026
4d
  1. LG
    LITTLE, GORDON PAUL#179563
    Booked Sep 8, 2026Days 1Bond
    Sex offense
  2. MR
    MAKAREWICZ, ROBERT#48490
    Booked Sep 8, 2026Days 1Bond
    DUI / OVI
  3. KD
    KINNEY, DELIGHT JOY#179565
    Booked Sep 8, 2026Days 1Bond
    Violent
  4. RP
    RODRIGUEZ, PABLO Aluarez#172452
    Booked Sep 8, 2026Days 1Bond
    DrugsOther
  5. DJ
    DUNN, JENAYSHA#179020
    Booked Sep 8, 2026Days 1Bond
    Weapons
  6. BS
    BELANGER, SEAN#179567
    Booked Sep 8, 2026Days 1Bond $150,000
    DrugsOther
  7. BB
    Butler, Bryce#179568
    Booked Sep 8, 2026Days 1Bond
    Other
  8. BK
    BAZIN, KARI#112236
    Booked Sep 8, 2026Days 1Bond
  9. SM
    SWEET, MICHAEL#179569
    Booked Sep 8, 2026Days 1Bond
    ViolentWeaponsOther
  10. IR
    INGRAM, ROBERT#164080
    Booked Sep 7, 2026Days 2Bond $1,500
    BurglaryOtherProperty / Theft
  11. KJ
    KNIGHT, JUSTIN G#179016
    Booked Sep 7, 2026Days 2Bond
    DomesticOther
  12. TJ
    TRAYNOR, JAMES#179557
    Booked Sep 7, 2026Days 2Bond
    Violent
  13. SD
    SHEPARD, DYLAN#179555
    Booked Sep 7, 2026Days 2Bond $50,000
    Drugs
  14. TJ
    THIBODEAU, JOSHUA JOSEPH#44960
    Booked Sep 6, 2026Days 3Bond
    Court / Warrant
  15. BJ
    BRACKETT, JOSHUA NATHANIAL#70183
    Booked Sep 6, 2026Days 3Bond
    ViolentWeaponsOther
  16. CR
    CAPPIALLO, ROBERT Geoffrey#73310
    Booked Sep 5, 2026Days 4Bond $25,000
    TrafficOtherDomesticViolent
  17. BK
    Bussey, Ka-Rel T#169200
    Booked Sep 5, 2026Days 4Bond
  18. CJ
    COGG, JERRY DAVONNE#141319
    Booked Sep 5, 2026Days 4Bond $1,000
    Court / Warrant
  19. AM
    Ayaz, Muhammet#179550
    Booked Sep 5, 2026Days 4Bond
  20. LB
    Louckman, Brahim#179551
    Booked Sep 5, 2026Days 4Bond

Franklin County Jail Contact Information

Use these Northwest State Correctional Facility contacts for custody confirmation, bail questions, visitation planning, inmate deposits, and court follow-up.

Facility
Northwest State Correctional Facility
Physical Address
3649 Lower Newton Road, St. Albans, VT 05478Open in Google Maps
Jail Direct Phone
(802) 524-6771
Operated By
Vermont Department of Corrections
Court
Franklin County Superior Court

About the Northwest State Correctional Facility

The Northwest State Correctional Facility (NWSCF), located at 3649 Lower Newton Road in St. Albans, is operated by the Vermont Department of Corrections. The facility has a capacity of approximately 377 inmates and houses male and female offenders in Franklin County.

The Vermont Department of Corrections publishes every facility — including NWSCF — on a single statewide JailTracker (Caliber Public Safety) portal. The roster on this page reflects that VT DOC system; each record's holding facility is shown alongside the person's charges, bond, court, and booking details.

An arrest is not an indication of guilt. Confirm custody status and charges with the Vermont Department of Corrections.

Facility
Northwest State Correctional Facility
Operated By
Vermont Department of Corrections
County
Franklin County, Vermont (St. Albans)
Roster Platform
JailTracker (Caliber Public Safety) — Vermont DOC statewide OMS

How the Franklin County Inmate Search Works

To locate an inmate at the Northwest State Correctional Facility, families can utilize the Franklin County inmate search tool. This online database allows users to input specific information such as the inmate's name or booking number. Once entered, the search yields a list of results that include the inmate's status, charges, and bond information. Navigating this tool effectively is crucial for families seeking timely updates on their loved ones, especially during high-stress situations.

Booking records contain several important fields, including the inmate's name, date of arrest, charges against them, current status, and bond amount. Understanding these criteria can assist families in interpreting the information correctly. For instance, the terms 'Pending', 'Sentenced', and 'Hold' have distinct meanings. A pending status indicates that the inmate is still awaiting trial, while sentenced means they have been convicted. A hold may suggest they are being detained for another jurisdiction or for additional charges.

Charges can sometimes change, reflecting the evolving nature of legal proceedings. Initial charges may be modified as new evidence surfaces or as plea negotiations take place. Additionally, timing delays often occur due to court schedules and logistical issues, sometimes resulting in families feeling frustrated and uninformed. To mitigate confusion, it’s advisable to check the inmate search regularly for updates and remember that patience is essential when following the legal process.

Posting Bail at Northwest State Correctional Facility

When a defendant appears in court for the first time, a judge determines the bail amount based on various factors, including the severity of the charges, flight risk, and prior criminal history. The bail serves as a financial guarantee that the individual will return for future court dates. In Franklin County, different bond types are available, including cash, surety, property, and personal recognizance (OR), each offering distinct pathways for securing release from the Northwest State Correctional Facility.

To post bail at the facility, families must follow specific steps. First, they need to identify the type of bond required and gather the necessary funds or collateral. Cash bonds require payment in full, while surety bonds involve a bail bondsman who typically charges a 10% fee. This fee is non-refundable and can pose a financial burden for families, especially when additional risks may involve a co-signer's liability should the defendant fail to appear in court.

The release timeline after bail is posted can vary significantly. Factors such as the time of day, the volume of inmates being processed, and whether additional paperwork is required can all introduce delays. Families should be prepared for potential waiting periods after securing bail. Understanding these procedures and their implications can ease anxiety during the waiting process and assist families in planning for their loved one's transition back into the community.

Sending Money to an Inmate

Inmates at Northwest State Correctional Facility rely on commissary and trust accounts for purchasing essential items and personal comforts. The facility operates a commissary system that allows inmates to buy snacks, hygiene products, and other necessities. Families may also contribute by depositing funds into these accounts, which can significantly enhance an inmate's experience while incarcerated. Understanding the purpose and function of these accounts is vital for families wishing to support their loved ones.

Depositing money into an inmate's account can be done through various methods, including kiosks located in the facility, online through the jail’s website, via phone, or by sending a money order. Each method may incur different fees, and processing times can vary as well. For instance, online deposits may be instantaneous, while mail-in money orders can take several days to process. Families should consider the most convenient and cost-effective option that meets their needs and the inmate’s requirements.

It is essential to keep in mind that booking numbers are crucial for making deposits, as they ensure funds are allocated correctly to the intended inmate. Families should never send cash through the mail, as it can be lost or stolen, complicating the deposit process. By following these guidelines, families can ensure that their financial support reaches their loved ones without unnecessary delays or complications.

Inmate Communication

Inmates at Northwest State Correctional Facility can only make outgoing calls, primarily to maintain security and order within the facility. These calls are either collect or prepaid, providing options for families to choose how they want to manage communication costs. Collect calls may be more convenient but can become expensive, while prepaid options allow families to budget more effectively for ongoing communication. Understanding these choices helps families stay connected with their loved ones during incarceration.

Video visits have become an increasingly popular way for families to maintain contact with inmates. Scheduling these visits requires advance planning, and fees may apply depending on the service provider. Inmates typically have limited access to video visiting technology, so families should check the facility's specific policies and availability before making arrangements. This option provides a more personal connection and allows inmates to interact with their families visually, which can be emotionally beneficial.

Mail communication is another avenue for staying in touch, but it comes with strict rules and regulations. Families must address letters correctly, including the inmate's full name and booking number, to ensure delivery. Incoming mail is subject to inspection for contraband, and all non-legal correspondence is monitored by facility staff. Legal mail, however, has separate regulations to protect attorney-client privilege. Understanding these rules is essential for families to communicate effectively while complying with facility policies.

Franklin County Court Information

Franklin County cases are managed through the Vermont Superior Court, where various legal proceedings, including preliminary hearings and sentencing, take place. The court plays a vital role in the justice system and coordinates directly with the Northwest State Correctional Facility for hearings related to incarcerated individuals. Knowing which court handles their loved one's case offers families a clear starting point for monitoring progress and understanding legal procedures in St. Albans.

The case timeline typically begins with an initial appearance, where charges are formally presented to the defendant. Following this, the court will schedule subsequent hearings, which may include plea deals, trials, and ultimately sentencing. Understanding this timeline is essential for families, as it provides insight into when they can expect updates or decisions regarding their loved one's legal status. Additionally, families should familiarize themselves with the different roles the jail and court play throughout the process.

Video hearings have become more commonplace, allowing incarcerated individuals to attend their court dates without leaving the facility. This approach can expedite the legal process and reduce transportation costs. Families may check court dates and schedules through the official court website or by contacting the court clerk's office directly. For accurate information regarding case outcomes, court records serve as the authoritative source, ensuring families stay informed and prepared as the legal process unfolds.

Court
Franklin County Superior Court

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I search for inmate booking records at Northwest State Correctional Facility in St. Albans, Vermont?

To search for inmate booking records at Northwest State Correctional Facility, you can visit the Franklin County Sheriff's Office website, which provides an online inmate locator tool. This tool allows you to search by the inmate's name or booking number. Additionally, you may contact the facility directly by phone for assistance. Understanding the booking records can provide insight into the charges, booking dates, and status of the inmate, ensuring you have current and accurate information regarding your loved one.

What is the booking and intake process at the Northwest State Correctional Facility?

The booking and intake process at Northwest State Correctional Facility begins when an individual is brought in by law enforcement. They will undergo identification procedures, including fingerprinting and photographing. Personal property is documented and stored. The inmate will then be assessed for health and safety, including mental health evaluations. Following this, they will be assigned to a housing unit based on their classification. This process is critical for maintaining security and ensures that inmates receive the appropriate care and supervision necessary during their stay.

What types of bail and bond options are available for inmates at Franklin County Jail?

At Franklin County Jail, various bail and bond options exist for securing an inmate's release. These include cash bail, surety bonds through a bondsman, and property bonds. Cash bail requires full payment upfront, while surety bonds involve paying a percentage to a bondsman. The amount of bail is set by a judge based on the nature of the charges and the individual’s criminal history. It's essential to understand these options to navigate the release process effectively and ensure timely access to legal counsel.

How can I find out the legal status of an inmate at Northwest State Correctional Facility?

To determine the legal status of an inmate at Northwest State Correctional Facility, you can access the inmate locator tool on the Franklin County Sheriff's Office website. This tool provides essential information regarding whether the inmate is pretrial or sentenced, along with details about the charges. Alternatively, you can contact the facility directly for specific inquiries. Understanding the legal status can help families and friends stay informed about court dates and potential release conditions, aiding in the overall support of the inmate.

What rights does an inmate have concerning attorney access at Northwest State Correctional Facility?

Inmates at Northwest State Correctional Facility have the right to access legal representation. This includes the ability to consult with an attorney privately and without undue interference. Upon request, inmates can make phone calls to their legal counsel and may receive visits from attorneys. Additionally, inmates are entitled to legal materials and resources for preparing their defense. It is crucial for inmates to understand these rights to ensure they can adequately navigate their legal proceedings and receive fair representation throughout the process.

How are phone calls managed for inmates at Northwest State Correctional Facility?

Inmates at Northwest State Correctional Facility use a monitored phone system for communication. All calls are typically collect calls or can be made using prepaid accounts set up by family or friends. Inmates are not permitted to receive incoming calls, and all conversations are subject to monitoring for security reasons. Establishing a prepaid account can facilitate regular communication, allowing families to maintain contact while ensuring that the facility's regulations are adhered to. Understanding these rules can enhance the connection between inmates and their loved ones.

Is video visitation available for inmates at Northwest State Correctional Facility?

Yes, Northwest State Correctional Facility offers video visitation as a modern alternative to in-person visits. This service enables friends and family to connect with inmates through a secure video link from designated locations, often within the facility or remotely. Video visitation hours and rules may differ from in-person visits, and advanced scheduling is typically required. This option not only enhances communication opportunities but also allows families to maintain relationships with inmates in a convenient and secure manner, fostering emotional support during incarceration.

What are the rules for in-person visitation at the Northwest State Correctional Facility?

In-person visitation at Northwest State Correctional Facility is subject to specific rules designed to maintain security and order. Visitors must be on an approved visitation list and must present valid identification upon arrival. Visits generally occur during designated hours and are limited in duration. Additionally, dress codes and behavior expectations are enforced to ensure a respectful environment. Understanding these rules can help visitors prepare for a smooth visitation experience while ensuring that inmates receive vital support from their loved ones during their incarceration.

How can I send money to an inmate's commissary account at Franklin County Jail?

To send money to an inmate's commissary account at Franklin County Jail, you may utilize several methods, including online deposits, money orders, or kiosk systems available at the facility. Online deposits can be made through authorized service providers, ensuring funds are credited promptly. Money orders must include the inmate's name and ID number. Understanding the available options and associated fees is essential for ensuring that the inmate can access necessary items from the commissary, including food and personal care products during their stay.

What are the rules for sending mail to inmates at Northwest State Correctional Facility?

When sending mail to inmates at Northwest State Correctional Facility, it is crucial to adhere to specific guidelines to ensure delivery. All mail must include the inmate's full name and identification number, along with the facility's address. Certain items, such as contraband or unauthorized materials, are strictly prohibited, and all incoming mail is subject to screening. Legal mail, which pertains to communication with an attorney, must be marked as such and is treated with confidentiality. Understanding these rules can facilitate effective communication while respecting security protocols.

What is the release process and timeline for inmates at Northwest State Correctional Facility?

The release process for inmates at Northwest State Correctional Facility involves several steps, beginning with the completion of their sentence or the fulfillment of bail conditions. Upon release, inmates are informed of their discharge date and any necessary paperwork is completed. The timeline can vary based on individual circumstances, such as pending charges, parole requirements, or detainer holds. Family members should remain informed about the process to provide support and assistance as soon as the inmate is released, ensuring a smooth transition back into the community.

How can I find out about court appearances for an inmate at Franklin County Jail?

To obtain information about court appearances for an inmate at Franklin County Jail, you can consult the Franklin County court schedule, which may be available online or through direct contact with the court clerk's office. Additionally, the inmate locator tool on the Franklin County Sheriff's Office website may provide details on upcoming court dates. Staying informed about court appearances is essential for family members and legal representatives to ensure that necessary preparations are made to support the inmate throughout their legal proceedings.

What happens to an inmate's property and belongings upon booking at Northwest State Correctional Facility?

Upon booking at Northwest State Correctional Facility, an inmate's personal property is documented and securely stored. Inmates are typically allowed to retain only essential items, such as clothing and personal hygiene products, while other belongings are held in a safe area until their release. Family members may also inquire about the retrieval of property, which is subject to facility policies. Understanding the procedures regarding personal belongings can help families navigate the complexities of incarceration and support their loved ones effectively during this challenging time.

How is medical care provided for inmates at Northwest State Correctional Facility?

Medical care at Northwest State Correctional Facility is provided through an on-site medical team that is responsible for addressing both routine and emergency health needs. Inmates can request medical attention by submitting a sick call request, which is reviewed by medical staff. The facility is obligated to ensure that inmates receive necessary healthcare, including medication management and treatment for chronic conditions. Understanding the medical care process is vital for families advocating for their loved ones, ensuring that all health needs are met during incarceration.

What are the procedures for inmate transfers at Northwest State Correctional Facility?

Inmate transfers at Northwest State Correctional Facility occur for various reasons, including security concerns, program participation, or completion of treatment. The decision for transfer is typically made by the facility administration and may involve coordination with other correctional institutions. Inmates and families should be informed of transfers; however, specific timelines may vary based on operational requirements. Understanding the transfer process is important for maintaining communication and support for incarcerated individuals, as it can impact housing and visitation arrangements.

How can I access public records related to inmates at Franklin County Jail?

Public records related to inmates at Franklin County Jail can be accessed through the Franklin County Sheriff's Office. This includes inmate booking records, court documents, and incident reports. The office may provide online access to certain records and information, while others may require a formal request or visit to the office. Understanding the process for accessing these records is essential for families and advocates seeking information about an inmate's legal status and history, ensuring transparency and accountability within the correctional system.

What distinguishes juvenile processing from adult processing at Northwest State Correctional Facility?

Juvenile processing at Northwest State Correctional Facility differs significantly from adult processing, primarily in terms of legal protections and rehabilitative focus. Juveniles are often processed through a separate system designed to prioritize rehabilitation over punishment, with an emphasis on family involvement and social services. Legal rights, including access to counsel and privacy protections, are also enhanced for juvenile offenders. Understanding these distinctions is crucial for families of young individuals facing incarceration, as it can impact the resources and support available to them.

What are detainer holds and how do they relate to ICE and immigration issues at Franklin County Jail?

Detainer holds at Franklin County Jail occur when law enforcement notifies federal immigration authorities regarding an inmate’s status. This often leads to potential transfer to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for individuals suspected of being in the country illegally. The implications of a detainer hold can significantly affect an individual's legal options and potential release timelines. Understanding this process is essential for families, as it can influence the support and advocacy needed for those facing immigration-related challenges during incarceration.

What should I do if an inmate is re-arrested or faces parole violations at Northwest State Correctional Facility?

If an inmate is re-arrested or faces parole violations at Northwest State Correctional Facility, it is crucial to understand the legal ramifications of these events. The inmate may be subject to a hearing where evidence and circumstances are reviewed to determine the appropriate course of action. Family members should seek legal counsel to help navigate the complexities of the situation, ensuring their loved one’s rights are protected. Being informed about the re-arrest process can greatly assist families in providing support and advocating for their loved ones.

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