• Phillips County Jail, 301 State St., Suite G, Phillipsburg, KS 67661; 785-543-6885, fax 785-543-2289. Emergencies: 911.
• Neighboring jails:
• Norton County Jail, 105 S. Kansas Ave., Norton, KS 67654, 785-877-5710
• Smith County Jail, 217 S. Jefferson St., Smith Center, KS 66967, 785-282-5180
• Rooks County Jail, 803 S. Elm St., Stockton, KS 67669, 785-425-6312
• Graham County Jail, 410 N. Pomeroy Ave., Hill City, KS 67642, 785-421-2107

Open the inmate roster on the sheriff's site to see who is held now. If a name is missing, call 785-543-6885, since releases and new bookings may not appear right away.

Yes. The KBI's agency list shows only the Phillips County Sheriff's Office for this county, so Phillipsburg, Logan, Agra, Kirwin, Long Island, Prairie View, Glade and Speed are all patrolled by deputies, and local arrests are booked in Suite G.

Send a written open-records request to the sheriff (K.S.A. 45-215); the office may deny some requests. Immigration photos need an ICE FOIA request.

Phillipsburg is where Phillips County's sheriff and deputies work, and they serve the warrants judges issue; you can ask about one at 785-543-6885. Phillipsburg court cases are listed on Kansas CaseSearch, which is useful since Kansas keeps no statewide warrant search; a bench warrant appears in the record. To clear it, ask a lawyer to contact the court, then turn yourself in at the Phillips County Jail. Phillipsburg's district court clerk, Suite E at 301 State St., answers at 785-543-6830 about missed hearings.

A 17th District judge sets the amount, and it is paid in Suite G. Agents on the sheriff's bonding list charge 10% or more (K.S.A. 22-2809b). More on our bail page.

Kansas sends registrants to the sheriff's office as the registering agency (K.S.A. 22-4902), and they must report within three business days of moving, working or going to school in a county (K.S.A. 22-4905). In Phillips County that is Suite G, 785-543-6885. Search the public list on the KBI's offender registry by ZIP code 67661 or by town.

According to the commissary page, whatever remains on an inmate's account is paid out on a debit refund card when the person leaves Suite G, so no cash changes hands at the counter.

The sheriff's visits page sets visiting on Tuesdays, 2 to 4 p.m., lasting 15 to 20 minutes. Visitors check in and out with staff, and no contact with the inmate is allowed. Anyone under 18 must come with a parent and have the sheriff's approval. See our visitation page.

The commissary page says cash is not kept by inmates; money goes onto an account used for canteen, phone time, medical co-pays and bond. Any balance left at release is returned on a debit refund card. Call 785-543-6885 for how to deposit. See our money page, commissary page and phone page.

Send letters to the inmate by full name at Phillips County Jail, 301 State St., Suite G, Phillipsburg, KS 67661, with a return address; ask about photo rules. See our mail page and messaging page.

Judges may order supervision, curfew, GPS or travel limits (K.S.A. 22-2802); person crimes bring a 72-hour minimum no-contact rule.

- Phillips County District Court, 301 State St., Suite E, Phillipsburg, KS 67661; 785-543-6830, fax 785-543-6832. - The district clerk and the jail share the State Street building. See our court page.

A prompt first appearance (K.S.A. 22-2901), a felony preliminary hearing within 14 days (K.S.A. 22-2902), and trial within 150 days of arraignment for someone jailed only on that charge or 180 days after release (K.S.A. 22-3402).

Phillips cases appear in CaseSearch under CR numbers for criminal matters; juvenile and sealed records are hidden. Suite E (785-543-6830) has copies.

Raise it at the first hearing and complete the sworn finances form; the state board at 785-296-6631 pays.

Yes. Kansas law lets a prisoner's attorney visit "at all reasonable hours" (K.S.A. 19-1930). Call 785-543-6885 to schedule.

The sheriff must provide food, medical attention and separate quarters for men and women (K.S.A. 19-1903); the account covers co-pays. Medication questions: 785-543-6885.

Yes. Enroll on VINELink to be called, texted or emailed when Phillipsburg records a release or transfer.

1. A deputy books the person in Suite G: prints, a photo, property and health questions.
2. A person who is unconscious, gravely ill or hurt, or highly intoxicated may need a medical exam first (K.S.A. 19-1930).
3. A judge or the bond schedule fixes the amount.
4. The county attorney's charges then show in CaseSearch.

Suite G is for adults. Minors who must be held go to a separate youth facility; ask at 785-543-6885 where.

1. It is filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Kansas (Salina division), heard by the Topeka court at 444 S.E. Quincy, Room 490, Topeka, KS 66683, 785-338-5400.
2. A U.S. magistrate decides on detention.
3. The U.S. Marshals in Topeka, 785-596-9470, arrange housing.
4. The BOP inmate locator lists sentenced prisoners.

1. ICE lodges an I-247A in Suite G.
2. Bond does not end it.
3. Custody may continue "up to 48 hours after they would otherwise be released" (8 CFR 287.7(d)), then must end.
4. Kansas falls under ICE Chicago, 872-351-3990.
5. Use the ICE detainee locator or call 888-351-4024.

Try KASPER and our Kansas state prisons directory.

Yes. Under K.S.A. 22-4529, a defendant who gets a state-paid lawyer owes a $100 application fee to the clerk in Suite E at 301 State St. (785-543-6830). A Phillipsburg judge may forgive it for hardship, and Phillipsburg defendants are repaid after a dismissal or acquittal. The fee also applies when counsel is appointed for a probation violation. Phillipsburg jail staff (785-543-6885) can notify the court that a prisoner is asking for counsel.

• Phillips County Sheriff's Office, 301 State St., Suite G, Phillipsburg, KS 67661: 785-543-6885. It is the only police agency in the county on the KBI list.
• Kansas Highway Patrol: 785-296-6800, or *47 by cell.
• Emergencies: 911.