1. Open the DOC search page.
2. Type a last name or inmate number.
3. Open the record and look at the facility listed.

If the site is slow, try VINELink for the same custody facts plus free alerts. See also our Corrigan Correctional Center Inmate Search page.

From the DOC count published on the state data portal on October 25, 2026:

• Corrigan Correctional Center – Uncasville; Level 3/4; population 663; unsentenced 275
• York Correctional Institution – Niantic; Level 2-5; population 889; unsentenced 368
• Bridgeport Correctional Center – Bridgeport; Level 4; population 693; unsentenced 533
• Hartford Correctional Center – Hartford; Level 4; population 952; unsentenced 711
• New Haven Correctional Center – New Haven; Level 4; population 512; unsentenced 418
• Garner Correctional Institution – Newtown; Level 4; population 562; unsentenced 245
• Cheshire Correctional Institution – Cheshire; Level 4; population 1205; unsentenced 190
• MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution – Suffield; Level 4/5; population 1819; unsentenced 432

Manson Youth Institution holds accused men under 22.

Short version: Robinson Correctional Institution, Osborn Correctional Institution, Cybulski Community Reintegration Center and Brooklyn Correctional Institution house men who already have a sentence.

• The police department or State Police troop sets bond first.
• Court bail staff can modify it.
• The judge decides at arraignment.
• 10 percent cash is accepted on bonds of $20,000 or less unless a judge forbids it.
• Payment can be made at Corrigan itself.

See our bail and bond guide.

The DOC says Corrigan serves courts in Danielson, New London, Norwich and Windham. New London arrests go to GA 10, 112 Broad Street, New London, CT 06320 (860-443-8343); Norwich arrests go to GA 21, 1 Courthouse Square, Norwich, CT 06360 (860-889-7338).

Open cases are on the Judicial Branch look-up. For warrants, call the police that would hold it, since no public warrant site exists.

• Visits: DOC visiting info and visit guide.
• Calls: phone accounts.
• Money: deposits.
• Mail: mailing rules.

Main line 860-848-5700. The DOC lists Brian Perez as warden.

Anyone under 18 goes through juvenile court, not Corrigan. Detained youth are placed in a Judicial Branch juvenile center.

Eastern Connecticut federal cases are often heard in 450 Main Street, Hartford, CT 06103 (860-240-3200) or 141 Church Street, New Haven, CT 06510 (203-773-2140). A detention hearing, not a schedule, sets release.

The Marshals pick the holding jail; call 203-773-2107. After a sentence, the BOP site shows the federal prison.

1. Booking prints are matched by ICE.
2. ICE may send Form I-247A.
3. The form seeks a hold of up to 48 hours past release, running through weekends and holidays.
4. Connecticut’s Trust Act (C.G.S. 54-192h) permits that only when a judge signed the warrant, the record shows a crime named in that law, or a terror list flags the person. A copy of the detainer goes to the person.
5. With no exception, release goes ahead.
6. ICE custody can be checked on the detainee locator or at 617-565-4946.

Sentenced people are reviewed by the DOC and sent to a fitting prison. Track the move on the DOC search and learn more on our state prisons page.

There are no photos on the DOC search. A reporter can ask the DOC at 860-692-7780 or the arresting agency.

ICE photos: file an ICE records request.

Booking images from federal agencies stay sealed; the one exception is a Marshals wanted poster for a fugitive.

• Montville Police Department: 860-848-7510
• State Police Troop E, Montville: 860-848-6500
• New London Police Department: 860-447-5269

Emergencies go to 911.