Phone 207-882-4268 and ask for ext. 1228. VINELink works too and can send release alerts. Call the jail for more information.

Pick Maine, type the full name, and look for Two Bridges in the results. Matches show whether the person is in custody. Add a cell number or email to get a notice when that changes.

Two Bridges releases booking photos at its discretion, so media should ask the jail. For ICE detainees, use the ICE FOIA page. Federal photos are not public except some U.S. Marshals Service releases.

Two Bridges answers questions at 207-882-4268. Give the full name and birth date. Staff can confirm custody, the booking charge, whether bail is set, and the next court date. Medical and case details stay private.

Officers from Bath, Topsham, and Richmond, sheriff's deputies, and troopers drive arrests to 522 Bath Rd. in Wiscasset. Booking includes prints, a photo, logging of belongings, a records search for open warrants, and medical questions. A bail commissioner can be called after that.

Two Bridges in Wiscasset accepts bail for arrests made around Bath. After hours, a bail commissioner sets terms and may charge up to $60 (15 M.R.S. §1023). Under 15 M.R.S. §1026, personal recognizance comes first, with cash or surety only when needed. See our bail page for paying at Two Bridges.

Rarely. On minor charges, Two Bridges rarely collects money. When the top charge is Class E, Maine generally bars cash bail. Sagadahoc exceptions: abuse cases, certain sex charges, violations of release, and prior no-shows.

Some bookings must wait for a West Bath judge. A commissioner is skipped for murder, probation holds, and most bail-violation arrests. Then the person waits to see a judge in Sagadahoc courts. The clerk at 207-442-0200 can give the date.

Bath deputies with the Sheriff's Office handle these; phone 207-443-8201. No public statewide warrant search exists; dockets are covered on the electronic records page. An attorney can schedule the turn-in at the Two Bridges Regional Jail, 522 Bath Rd., or the West Bath clerk at 101 New Meadows Rd. (207-442-0200) can talk about a new date.

Most first appearances are at West Bath District Court, 101 New Meadows Rd. Felony jury trials go to Superior Court, 752 High St., Bath. Both: 207-442-0200.

The prepaid line 800-483-8314 takes deposits for trust, commissary, and phone accounts. See our money page, commissary page, phone page, and email page.

Since March 30, 2026, personal mail to Two Bridges is scanned offsite. Check the FAQ for the address. See our mail page.

Two Bridges visits are by video and booked online; the scheduler is linked from the Two Bridges FAQ. Three visitors at most, one inmate a day. Arrive 15 minutes early if visiting on site. See our visitation page.

Two Bridges releases property at 522 Bath Rd. Property pickup is on Fridays with photo ID, after the inmate signs a release form. Bring medicine only in the original pharmacy container.

Inmates at Two Bridges can call out. Once booked, the person can call out collect or from a prepaid account, and tablet messaging may be offered. Expect every call to be monitored; save case questions for the defense attorney. See our phone page and email page.

Two Bridges staff share the arrest charge. The district attorney files the court charge, which may change. The clerk has the court file, and the arresting agency keeps the police report.

West Bath District Court, 207-442-0200, hears the first appearance. The charge is read aloud, rights are covered, and a lawyer is lined up. Counsel can request smaller bail. People held in Wiscasset may join by video. The public can attend.

West Bath judges appoint lawyers for cases. If paying is impossible, request a court-appointed attorney at that first hearing; they are assigned through the Maine Commission on Public Defense Services.

Release from Two Bridges always carries conditions. All orders bar new crimes. Many add no-contact, no-alcohol, or search terms. Breaking one is a separate crime under 15 M.R.S. §1092.

A victim near Bath can follow Two Bridges releases. Sign up on VINELink for release notices. Sagadahoc prosecutors have advocates who guide victims through court. Report a broken no-contact order to police right away.

People walk out at 522 Bath Rd., Wiscasset, with their property and any balance. Bath is across the bridge, so plan a ride. The discharge sheet shows the coming hearing and every condition.

Sagadahoc and Lincoln counties share one regional jail in Wiscasset. So anyone held for a Bath or Topsham case, before or after a hearing, is normally at Two Bridges. The case itself stays in Sagadahoc courts.

Tell booking staff about health problems, and call the jail if you worry about a condition or a needed medicine. Pharmacy containers must be original. Staff cannot discuss medical details without the person's written permission.

Yes. Inmates can leave Two Bridges. People may go to another county jail for space or security, to the Maine Department of Corrections after a prison sentence, or to federal custody. VINE alerts and a call to Wiscasset will tell you where they went.

The Two Bridges list may miss a name. Try a full legal name, a maiden name, or other spellings. If you still find nothing, the person may have been released, never booked, or held by another county. Call the jail with a birth date to check.

A Two Bridges booking is not a conviction. A booking is only an arrest entry. Bath residents can request a full record from the State Police SBI. West Bath clerks hold case results.

Federal arrests skip West Bath and Bath. Before sentencing, federal defendants are in U.S. Marshals Service custody. District of Maine headquarters: 156 Federal St., Suite 124, Portland; 207-780-3355. Bangor office: 202 Harlow St., Suite 321; 207-945-0416. Hearing dates come from the U.S. District Court clerk in Portland, 207-780-3356, or Bangor, 207-945-0575. After sentencing, try the BOP inmate locator.

Sagadahoc teens go to the Long Creek Youth Development Center, 675 Westbrook St., South Portland, ME 04106; 207-822-2600.

A long sentence from the Bath courts is served in state custody, not Wiscasset. See the Maine Department of Corrections search and our Maine state prisons page.

When ICE asks Two Bridges to hold someone from Bath or Topsham, Maine law governs the answer. An I-247A detainer asks a jail to hold someone up to 48 hours after they would otherwise be released (8 CFR 287.7(d)). Under 5 M.R.S. §4763 and §4764, Two Bridges may not keep someone because of the detainer alone, and the person gets a copy. See the ICE detainee locator.

Then nobody went to Two Bridges. A summons sets a hearing and leaves the person at home.

Sadly, yes. Two Bridges at 207-882-4268 can confirm real bail. They want gift cards or wires. Bail is paid in person at Two Bridges or the West Bath clerk only.

The clerk at 207-442-0200. Our court guide lists the courts.

At Two Bridges in Wiscasset, with the commissioner, or at the West Bath counter after a judge rules.

Yes. Call Two Bridges at 207-882-4268 first. Make sure the person is still held and that bail or visits are possible that hour.

• Androscoggin County: Androscoggin County Jail, 40 Pleasant St., Auburn, ME 04210; 207-753-2500, ext. 1992
• Cumberland County: Cumberland County Jail, 50 County Way, Portland, ME 04102; 207-774-5939
• Kennebec County: Kennebec County Correctional Facility, 115 State St., Augusta, ME 04330; 207-623-2270
• Lincoln County: Two Bridges Regional Jail, 522 Bath Rd., Wiscasset, ME 04578; 207-882-4268

• Bath Police Department: 207-443-5563
• Topsham Police Department: 207-725-4337
• Richmond Police Department: 207-737-8518
• Sagadahoc County Sheriff's Office: 207-443-8201

Bowdoinham, Bowdoin, Phippsburg, Georgetown, Arrowsic, Woolwich, West Bath, and Perkins Township rely on the Sheriff's Office, with help from the Maine State Police. For troopers, Sagadahoc belongs to the Central Field Troop; call Augusta at 207-624-7076.

Emergency: 911.