DeKalb County Jail Roster Overview
DeKalb County uses the Daviess/DeKalb Regional Jail at 102 North Meadows Ln in Pattonsburg for local custody. The facility serves both Daviess and DeKalb counties, has capacity for 160 prisoners, and describes its corrections division as responsible for the care, custody, and control of sentenced and non-sentenced inmates. The DeKalb County Sheriff's Office remains the local law-enforcement office, but the jail is the key custody contact for people booked into the regional facility.
The jail resources page links a Detainee Search through Public Safety Cloud. During research, that roster loaded as a Blazor application shell and did not expose static form fields or sample inmate-profile fields. The DeKalb County inmate record content below therefore avoids claiming that specific roster fields, mugshots, bond entries, housing units, or release dates appear unless the official live search shows them to the user. For case outcomes or hearing schedules after an arrest, use Missouri Case.net or the Circuit Clerk rather than the jail.
The regional jail says its Corrections Division houses detainees with humane treatment, firm and fair care, and due process rights.
That corrections role explains why the DeKalb County inmate search points to Pattonsburg custody records even though court records remain in Maysville.
Use DeKalb County Inmate Search
The researched access channel is the Daviess/DeKalb Regional Jail Resources page, which links "DETAINEE SEARCH" to the Public Safety Cloud roster. Because the app did not reveal field names in static HTML, the safest method is to open the live official roster, use the search controls shown there, and confirm any custody result directly with jail staff if timing, transport, bond, or release status matters.
- Open the Daviess/DeKalb Regional Jail Resources page and follow the official Detainee Search link.
- Use the fields displayed by the live roster app. The static research capture did not show exact field labels.
- Compare any result against the person's full name and other identifiers shown by the official app.
- Call the jail at 660-367-2200 for custody confirmation when the information affects travel, bond, pickup, or legal deadlines.
- Use Missouri Case.net or the Circuit Clerk for court dates because the jail FAQ says jail staff do not give out court dates and times.
Note: A person may have a court case in DeKalb County without being in current regional jail custody.
DeKalb County Roster Fields
The required search-field table is limited by the official app design. Research confirmed the roster app shell, but it did not capture public HTML input labels, buttons, options, or result fields. The table preserves that limitation so DeKalb County inmate records are not padded with invented roster details.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Options / Format Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search fields | Dynamic Blazor app | Unspecified | The public HTML shell did not expose field labels during research. |
| Buttons | Dynamic Blazor app | Unspecified | Controls were not visible in static source. |
| Results | Dynamic Blazor app | Unspecified | No sample profile could be captured from static source. |
| Phone confirmation | Jail staff contact | As needed | Use 660-367-2200 for custody questions when current status must be confirmed. |
DeKalb County Inmate Profile Limits
The official detainee search should be checked directly for live profile details. The research did not capture a sample inmate profile, so no DeKalb County inmate roster page should promise that a booking number, mugshot, bond amount, charge list, housing unit, projected release, or court date appears. Some rosters show those fields in other counties, but this project is bound to the DeKalb County research.
| Record Area | What Was Confirmed |
|---|---|
| Current custody search | The jail resources page links to an official detainee search. |
| Static search fields | Not captured because the roster is a dynamic Blazor app. |
| Sample inmate profile | Not captured, so specific profile fields are not listed as guaranteed. |
| Court dates | The jail FAQ directs callers to the county of interest, not jail staff. |
| DOC supervision | The Missouri DOC offender search covers active offenders, probationers, and parolees, not discharged offenders. |
| Victim notification | VINE is linked from jail resources for custody-notification use. |
The jail resources page is the official hub for roster, VINE, and related links used in DeKalb County inmate record checks.
Those resource links separate current custody, victim notification, sex-offender registry information, and state-level records into different tools.
DeKalb County Jail Facility
The main custody facility for DeKalb County inmate records is the Daviess/DeKalb Regional Jail in Pattonsburg. The jail district history says Daviess and DeKalb county commissions formed the regional jail district in 2005, voters approved a half-cent sales tax, and the facility opened February 15, 2006 after the district purchased a former private facility. The jail describes itself as the first regional jail of its kind in Missouri.
Daviess/DeKalb Regional Jail
102 North Meadows Ln
Pattonsburg, MO 64670
660-367-2200
Fax: 660-367-2579
Capacity: 160 prisoners
DeKalb County Sheriff's Office
Maysville, MO
816-449-5802
Business office: Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Emergencies: 911
Jail leadership shown on official pages includes Director Dawn Ely, Captain Dustin White, and Administrative Assistant Haley Dilley. The corrections staffing allocation listed in research includes a director, one captain, two lieutenants, four sergeants, and 23 officers. The DeKalb County inmate search is therefore a regional jail lookup, while Sheriff Kasey Keesaman's office remains the DeKalb County law-enforcement contact.
The regional jail transportation rules explain how prisoners are moved in marked jail vehicles under restraints and custody limits.
Transportation rules matter because court appearances, jail transfers, and release logistics may not be controlled by the same office that keeps the court file.
DeKalb County Inmate Visits
The Daviess/DeKalb Regional Jail currently uses video conferencing for visitation. The jail visitation page says there are no plans at this time to return to in-house visitation beyond what is necessary for legal representation. Visits are by appointment only through NCIC, and visitation is a privilege that may be revoked if a detainee is not following facility rules.
| Visitation Type | Availability | Scheduling | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Video visit | Available by appointment | NCIC | Current standard social visitation method. |
| In-house social visit | Not planned at this time | Not applicable | Jail says no return beyond legal-representation needs. |
| Attorney or legal visit | Preserved as needed | Contact jail or counsel | Treated separately from social visitation. |
Security needs can prevent staff from facilitating a scheduled visit. The jail says the visitor should return to NCIC and reschedule if that happens. Families should check the live vendor and jail instructions before paying or traveling.
DeKalb County Inmate Contact
The jail FAQ says all prisoners have access to a phone. Prisoners may make outgoing collect calls unless they buy a calling card from commissary, and families may purchase phone time through NCIC. Jail staff do not pass routine messages to prisoners. For verified emergency family, legal, or personal issues, staff can take information and a callback number and provide it to the prisoner after verification.
- Money by mail must be a money order and should include the prisoner's name and date of birth.
- Money at the jail may be brought to the facility or placed by credit card at the jail.
- Online deposits may be made through JailATM.
- Books are limited to two soft-backed books mailed directly from a distributor.
- Prescription medication must be unopened, seal intact, current, valid for the prisoner, and subject to facility rules.
The jail is not equipped to have money wired to the jail, and two-party checks are not accepted. Letters or packages for someone not housed at the jail are returned to sender. These practical rules affect custody support more than court records, but they are often part of the same DeKalb County inmate search workflow for families.
DeKalb County Jail Services
The jail's Medical Services page cites Missouri statute 221.120 for medical access and names Advanced Correctional Healthcare of Peoria, Illinois as the current provider. The jail has on-site LPN nursing staff seven days a week, a facility doctor once a week, an on-call doctor 24/7, pharmacy bubble-pack service, local pharmacy access, emergency services through local hospitals, and outside dental services for emergency extractions.
Medical service requests are made through detainee kiosks, which are also used for communication with jail administration and other services.
The jail's Food Services page states that meals are based on jail population, currently $6.80 per detainee per day, and that prisoners receive a 2400 to 2500 calorie diet. Meal substitutions for allergies require physician documentation. Commissary is described by the jail FAQ as a "want," not a "need."
Food and medical details do not replace custody confirmation, but they help families understand which services are handled through the jail after booking.
DeKalb County Inmates vs DOC
Local jail custody is different from state prison or supervision. The Missouri Department of Corrections Offender Search covers active offenders, probationers, and parolees under DOC supervision, not discharged offenders. A person sentenced to prison or supervised by DOC may not appear in the regional jail roster unless currently held there. A person arrested on a DeKalb County warrant may appear at the regional jail before or after court activity, depending on timing and transport.
Victims and families may also use VINE from the jail resources page for custody-notification information. VINE is not a full court-record search, and DOC offender search is not a county jail roster. When a case has filed charges or hearing dates, Missouri Case.net and the DeKalb County Circuit Clerk remain the court-record channels. Related court charge details may appear in the DeKalb County arrest records and charges workflow after a booking.
The regional jail homepage is the official local starting point for DeKalb County custody services.
Using the official jail homepage first reduces the risk of relying on stale custody data from unrelated search results.