Call 207-564-3304. You can also search VINELink and sign up for custody alerts. Call the jail for more information.

VINE tracks people at the Dover-Foxcroft jail. Choose Maine, enter a first and last name, and narrow by age if needed. A match shows custody status and the facility. Sign up with a cell number or inbox, and VINE will report any release or move. If no match comes up, phone Court Street directly.

Dover-Foxcroft decides case by case; reporters should contact the Sheriff's Office at 207-564-3304. ICE detainee records: ICE FOIA. Federal prisoners' pictures stay private, apart from what the U.S. Marshals Service chooses to release.

The Dover-Foxcroft jail answers at 207-564-3304. With a full name and birth date, staff can confirm custody, give the booking charge, say whether bail is set, and share the next court date. For federal detainees, questions about the case go to the U.S. Marshals, not the jail.

Deputies, troopers, and town officers from Dover-Foxcroft, Milo, and Greenville bring arrests to 52 Court St. Booking means prints, a photo, a bag for belongings, a records search, and health questions. A bail commissioner may be called after that.

Bail for the Piscataquis jail is posted at 52 Court St. A bail commissioner sets terms after hours, and a judge does during court. Commissioners can charge up to $60 (15 M.R.S. §1023). Judges are told by 15 M.R.S. §1026 to begin with personal recognizance, a signed pledge to appear. Our bail page shows how to post it.

Usually not. On minor Piscataquis charges, the Dover-Foxcroft jail rarely takes money. Maine law mostly forbids cash bail where Class E is the highest charge. Abuse cases, certain sex charges, violations, and earlier no-shows can still bring cash terms.

Murder, probation holds, and release-term arrests generally go before a Piscataquis judge instead of a commissioner. No one can post money until that hearing. The East Main Street clerk at 207-564-2240 can tell you when it is.

Ask the Piscataquis County Sheriff's Office at 207-564-3304, since its deputies serve the warrants. Maine offers no public warrant lookup; see the court records page for dockets. Counsel can line up a turn-in at the Piscataquis County Jail, or the Dover-Foxcroft clerk (207-564-2240) at 159 East Main St. can discuss rescheduling.

Both courts are at 159 East Main St., Suite 21, Dover-Foxcroft; 207-564-2240. Felony jury trials are in Superior Court; most first hearings are in District Court.

Money for someone at the Dover-Foxcroft jail goes into an account. See our money page, commissary page, phone page, mail page, and email page. Ask staff which deposit methods work today.

Use the person's full name and 52 Court St., Dover-Foxcroft, ME 04426, with your return address. Plain paper and envelopes are safest.

Call the visit line at 207-564-9083 on Tuesday or Wednesday between 9 and 11 a.m. to schedule. See our visitation page.

Piscataquis judges in Dover-Foxcroft appoint lawyers. At the first hearing, someone who cannot pay may request appointed counsel through the Maine Commission on Public Defense Services. In federal cases, a federal judge appoints counsel instead.

Anyone leaving the Dover-Foxcroft jail signs conditions. Every Maine order bars new crimes, and many add no-contact, no-alcohol, or curfew terms. Breaking a term is a new crime under 15 M.R.S. §1092.

Adults arrested in Greenville, the Moosehead region, or the unorganized townships are driven to Court Street in Dover-Foxcroft. That can be a long trip, so the booking may show up later than you expect. Call the jail before making the drive yourself.

Yes, once booked. Calls run through the jail's phone system on a prepaid account or collect; tablet messages may also be offered. Assume recording, and leave case talk to the lawyer. See our phone page and email page.

For a Dover-Foxcroft booking, call 207-564-3304. Staff give the booking charge by phone. The district attorney files the court version, which can differ. Ask the East Main Street clerk for it. The arresting department keeps the police report.

Expect a quick hearing. Piscataquis first appearances are at the Dover-Foxcroft courthouse, 207-564-2240. The judge names the offense, reviews rights, and settles who will defend the person. The defense can ask to lower bail. Someone held at Court Street may appear by video. Family may sit in the public seats.

Dover-Foxcroft custody changes reach victims who sign up. Register on VINELink for custody notices. Prosecutors' advocates walk victims through each Piscataquis hearing. Call 911 or the police line below if a no-contact order is broken.

From 52 Court St. in Dover-Foxcroft. The person gets back belongings and any account balance. Transportation is limited in this rural county, so arrange a ride ahead. Read the release paper together for the next court date and each condition.

Being booked in Dover-Foxcroft is not a conviction. It is an arrest entry only. Need a full record? Piscataquis residents request it from the SBI. Court files are with the clerk or on re:SearchMaine.

About half the people here are federal. Before sentencing, they are in U.S. Marshals Service custody. The Marshals' Bangor office is closest: 202 Harlow St., Suite 321, Bangor, ME 04401; 207-945-0416. Headquarters is at 156 Federal St., Suite 124, Portland; 207-780-3355. Federal hearing dates come from the U.S. District Court for the District of Maine clerk in Bangor, 207-945-0575, or Portland, 207-780-3356. After sentencing, check the Federal Bureau of Prisons inmate locator.

No. On those cases a U.S. magistrate judge holds a detention hearing in Bangor or Portland and decides, and Court Street has no power to accept money toward it. Ask the defense lawyer or the federal clerk about a detention hearing.

Piscataquis youth in custody go to the Long Creek Youth Development Center, 675 Westbrook St., South Portland, ME 04106; 207-822-2600.

Long Piscataquis sentences are served outside Dover-Foxcroft. Search the Maine Department of Corrections list. Our Maine state prisons page has more.

A detainer from ICE may land at the Dover-Foxcroft jail. An I-247A detainer asks for a hold up to 48 hours after they would otherwise be released (8 CFR 287.7(d)). 5 M.R.S. §4763 and §4764 bar Piscataquis jailers from extending custody solely because ICE asked, and the person receives the paperwork. Check the ICE detainee locator.

Dover-Foxcroft and Greenville officers write summonses. Yes, on lesser charges especially. A summons means the person is not booked at all.

The Dover-Foxcroft jail at 207-564-3304 can confirm real bail. Never send gift cards, wires, or app payments to a caller. Bail is handed over at the Court Street jail or the East Main Street clerk.

Yes, at 207-564-2240. Release papers list the date too; see the court guide.

The Dover-Foxcroft jail screens health at intake. Intake staff ask about health and medicine. Loved ones may call, yet records remain confidential without the person's signed permission.

The Dover-Foxcroft jail sometimes has no match. Spelling, a nickname, or a recent release can explain it. Federal detainees here are often moved.

Definitely. Call the Dover-Foxcroft jail at 207-564-3304 first. The drive is long, so confirm the person is still held and that someone can take bail or a visit.

• Aroostook County: Aroostook County Jail, 15 Broadway, Houlton, ME 04730; 207-532-7317
• Penobscot County: Penobscot County Jail, 85 Hammond St., Bangor, ME 04401; 207-947-4585
• Somerset County: Somerset County Jail, 131 E. Madison Rd., Madison, ME 04950; 207-474-7409

• Dover-Foxcroft Police Department: 207-564-8021
• Milo Police Department: 207-943-2522
• Greenville Police Department: 207-695-3835
• Piscataquis County Sheriff's Office and 24-hour dispatch, 52 Court St., Dover-Foxcroft: 207-564-3304

Every other town and township relies on sheriff's deputies, with the Maine State Police. Bangor dispatchers for the Northern Field Troop take calls day and night at 207-973-3700.

Emergency: 911.