- Greeley County Jail, 208 E. Harper Street, Tribune, KS 67879; 620-376-4233; fax 620-376-2418; email Sheriff@glcoks.org; mailing address P.O. Box 690. - If Tribune has no record, try these nearby jails: - Wallace County Sheriff's Office, 313 N. Main, Sharon Springs, KS 67758, 785-852-4288 (ask where people are held) - Hamilton County Jail, 103 W. Ave. C, Syracuse, KS 67878, 620-384-5616 - Scott County Jail, 602 West 5th Street, Scott City, KS 67871, 620-872-2133 (Alternative number: 620-872-5805) An arrest across the line in Cheyenne, Kiowa or Prowers County, Colorado, is handled by that Colorado sheriff.

Enter first and last name on VINELink with Kansas chosen. A result gives status and holding agency, and a free alert by phone, text or email can be set for release or transfer. A fresh booking can lag on VINE; the dispatcher at 620-376-4233 is faster for a fresh arrest. VINE's toll-free line is 866-574-8463.

Greeley publishes no mugshots. A request for a booking photo or arrest report goes to the sheriff's office at 620-376-4233 and is decided under the Kansas Open Records Act (K.S.A. 45-215); some criminal investigation records can be withheld. Photos held by immigration authorities need a request through ICE FOIA. Federal booking images are generally not released, though the U.S. Marshals sometimes put out a photo of a wanted fugitive.

The Greeley County Sheriff's Office in Tribune serves the county's warrants, and deputies can be reached at 620-376-4233. Kansas has no statewide warrant search for anyone to use, but Tribune's district court cases are on Kansas CaseSearch, where you can see whether a warrant was issued. To resolve one, plan a surrender at the Greeley County Jail, preferably with a lawyer. If it started with a missed hearing, Tribune's district court clerk at 616 2nd St. can be reached at 620-272-3652.

The county says anyone still in custody after arraignment returns to the sheriff. Where and when a hearing happens depends on the charge and where the arrest took place, so ask the dispatcher at 620-376-4233. Release options are on our bail page, and belongings collected at booking are returned when the person leaves.

Greeley County District Court, 616 Second St., Tribune, KS 67879, clerk 620-272-3652, part of the six-county 25th Judicial District with Finney, Hamilton, Kearny, Scott and Wichita. Filings can be searched on Case Search; our court page walks through each stage.

Call 620-376-4233 before the trip to ask about visiting days, the approved-visitor list and ID rules. Note that Tribune keeps Mountain Time. Our visitation page covers video visits from home.

• Phone: inmates place outgoing calls only, and calls are recorded; our phone page explains accounts.
• Letters: inmate's full name, Greeley County Jail, 208 E. Harper Street, P.O. Box 690, Tribune, KS 67879. See our mail page.
• Messages: our email and texting page.
• Deposits and snacks: our money page and commissary page.

The judge reads the charges at the first appearance and decides whether to appoint counsel once a sworn statement of finances is filed. Counsel for those who qualify is funded by the State Board of Indigents' Defense Services in Topeka, 785-296-6631; the clerk at 620-272-3652 handles the paperwork.

Phone 620-376-4233 with the details: medicines, doses, doctors and any recent injury. If you fear self-harm, say so at once. For child abuse concerns, the county lists the state social services line 866-317-4279 and Family Crisis Services at 620-275-5911.

A case filed by federal prosecutors goes to the U.S. District Court for the District of Kansas, Wichita division; clerk at 401 N. Market, Room 204, Wichita, KS 67202, 316-315-4200. A federal magistrate rules on pretrial custody, while the U.S. Marshals Service in Wichita, 316-765-6339, arranges where a pretrial detainee is housed, often a county jail under contract. People serving a federal sentence appear on the BOP inmate locator.

1. ICE may lodge a Form I-247A detainer with the jail after booking.
2. A detainer stays in place even after bond is posted on the state case.
3. Greeley staff may keep someone "up to 48 hours after they would otherwise be released" (8 CFR 287.7(d)) so ICE can take custody; if no officer arrives, the hold ends.
4. ICE's Chicago Field Office covers this state, 872-351-3990.
5. Search the ICE detainee locator or call 888-351-4024.

A prison sentence sends a person first to a Department of Corrections intake center for classification, then to an assigned prison. Use the KASPER offender search and our Kansas prisons page.

Anyone under 18 is kept out of the adult jail. A youth who must be detained usually goes to the center the Kansas Department of Corrections lists for this county, the Southwest Kansas Regional Juvenile Detention Center, 507 W. Santa Fe, Garden City, KS 67846 (620-272-3800 on the state list). The sheriff at 620-376-4233 can say where a child was taken.

Yes. A judge at 616 Second St. (620-272-3652) sets a sentence start date that reflects each day the person was in custody while the case was pending, under K.S.A. 21-6615. The jail at 620-376-4233 can confirm the booking date, and days already credited on a consecutive case are not counted twice.

Yes. The defendant owes $100 to the district clerk at 616 Second St. (620-272-3652) under K.S.A. 22-4529, which a Greeley judge may excuse; Tribune defendants recover it if the case is dropped or ends in acquittal.

• Greeley County Sheriff's Office (unified county government), covering Tribune, Horace and all rural areas: 620-376-4233; the same line answers non-emergency calls for fire and ambulance. Neither town has its own police department, so the sheriff handles police matters in both.
• Kansas Highway Patrol, for arrests on state highways: 785-296-6800, or *47 from a cell phone.
• Emergencies: 911.