1. Open the roster and accept the disclaimer. 2. Look for the name among current inmates, then among the releases from the past two days. 3. A person in neither list may be in a neighboring jail, or the booking may still be in progress; call 620-364-3199. The jail holds county arrests, people serving city sentences and prisoners on holds for other agencies.

• Coffey County Jail, sheriff's office, 625 Neosho St., first floor, Burlington, KS 66839; jail 620-364-3199; sheriff 620-364-2123, answered 24 hours; fax 620-364-5758.

Jails in surrounding counties: - Osage County Jail; sheriff at 131 W. 14th, Lyndon, KS 66451, 785-828-3121 - Lyon County Detention Center, 425 Mechanic St., Emporia, KS 66801, 620-342-5545 - Woodson County Jail, 105 W. Rutledge, Yates Center, KS 66783, 620-625-8640 - Greenwood County Jail, 311 N. Main, Eureka, KS 67045, 620-583-5568 - Allen County Jail; sheriff at 1 N. Washington, Iola, KS 66749, jail 620-365-1402

Check the roster entry first. For a photo that is not shown there, or an arrest report, ask the sheriff's office at 620-364-2123 under the Kansas Open Records Act (K.S.A. 45-215); the sheriff decides what can be released. Federal booking photos are rarely given out, and immigration detention records go through ICE FOIA.

VINELink confirms whether a Kansas jail is holding someone and offers free release or transfer alerts, sent as a call, a text or an email. Its toll-free number is 866-574-8463.

Deputies from the sheriff's office in Burlington handle Coffey County warrants, and they'll confirm whether one exists if you call 620-364-2123. Statewide, Kansas gives the public no warrant search, which is why Kansas CaseSearch is so useful: it shows the district court's case and any bench warrant the judge entered. Getting it cleared usually means turning yourself in at the Coffey County Jail, with a lawyer having called ahead. If a missed hearing started all this, the district court clerk in Burlington, 110 S. 6th St., Suite 102, can help at 620-364-8628.

A district judge or the magistrate in Burlington sets bond at the first appearance, and Kansas law requires that hearing without unnecessary delay (K.S.A. 22-2901). Call the jail at 620-364-3199 for the amount and payment methods. Our Coffey County bail page explains bond types, conditions and refunds.

State cases go to the district court at the courthouse, 110 S. 6th St., Suite 102, Burlington, KS 66839, 620-364-8628, fax 620-364-8535; a chief judge and a magistrate sit there. Burlington city cases are handled through City Hall, 1013 N. 4th St., 620-364-5334. Our Burlington court page follows a case step by step.

Yes. A sworn income statement is filed, and the judge appoints counsel when the defendant has no means to hire one. Appointed counsel in Kansas is managed by the State Board of Indigents' Defense Services, 785-296-6631.

- Remote video visits cost 35 cents a minute, up to 30 minutes. - On-site visits are Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m., one per inmate each week, 20 minutes long. - Visitors may be run through a criminal history check before approval. Call 620-364-3199 to confirm, and see our visitation page.

• Money: fund an account online via the link on the sheriff's website, or using the lobby kiosk at 625 Neosho St. See our money page and commissary page.
• Letters: the inmate's full name, Coffey County Jail, 625 Neosho St., Burlington, KS 66839; check rules on our mail page.
• Calls: outgoing and recorded; see our phone page and messaging page.

Report prescriptions, injuries or mental health concerns to the jail at 620-364-3199 as early as possible.

Minors are not housed with adults in Burlington. A youth ordered held is placed in a juvenile facility outside the county; the sheriff at 620-364-2123 can tell a parent which one.

Look the person up in the Kansas Department of Corrections database, KASPER, and find addresses in our Kansas prisons directory.

Coffey County is served by the Kansas City clerk's office of the U.S. District Court for the District of Kansas, 500 State Ave., Room 259, Kansas City, KS 66101, 913-735-2200. The U.S. Marshals Service in Kansas City, 913-748-8550, assigns pretrial federal prisoners to contract jails, and a federal magistrate decides release. Sentenced federal inmates are on the BOP inmate locator.

1. ICE can learn of a booking through shared fingerprint records and lodge a Form I-247A detainer.
2. Bond on the state charge may be paid, but the detainer still applies.
3. Burlington jailers may keep the person "up to 48 hours after they would otherwise be released" (8 CFR 287.7(d)), and release them if ICE does not appear.
4. For Kansas, the responsible ICE field office is in Chicago, 872-351-3990.
5. Search the ICE detainee locator or call 888-351-4024.

The Coffey County District Court, 110 S. 6th St., Suite 102, Burlington (620-364-8628), must give a sentence start date that counts each day the person was jailed before disposition, under K.S.A. 21-6615. The jail at 620-364-3199 holds the booking record behind that count, and days credited on a separate consecutive case are not counted twice.

They owe a $100 application fee to the district clerk on South 6th Street (620-364-8628) under K.S.A. 22-4529. Coffey judges may forgive part or all of it, and the Burlington clerk repays it once a case is thrown out or tried to acquittal. Jail staff at 620-364-3199 can tell the court a prisoner wants counsel.

• Burlington Police Department, 616 S. 3rd St., Burlington, KS 66839, 620-364-8757; after hours, calls roll to the sheriff.
• Lebo Police Department, 9 E. 4th St., Lebo, KS 66856, 620-256-6405
• Waverly Police Department, through City Hall, 210 Pearson Ave., Waverly, KS 66871, 785-733-2461
• LeRoy Police Department, through City Hall, 713 Main, LeRoy, KS 66857, 620-964-2245
• Coffey County Sheriff's Office, 625 Neosho St., Burlington, KS 66839, 620-364-2123; New Strawn and Gridley are covered by deputies
• Kansas Highway Patrol, 785-296-6800