• Queen Anne's County Detention Center, 500 Little Hut Drive, Centreville, MD 21617, 410-758-3817.

Use VINELink or call the jail. Case details: Case Search.

Through bail set by the Broadway commissioner, then judicial review if they stay in. See our bail guide.

The Sheriff's Office in Centreville keeps a most wanted page naming only a few people. Phone 410-758-0770 for a full check.

A lawyer can help with a surrender at the Little Hut Drive jail. If only a hearing was missed, see whether the clerk can offer a later one: Circuit Court, 200 N. Commerce Street, 410-758-1773; District Court, 120 Broadway, 410-819-4000.

The Judiciary's online case records carry filed charges and dates; warrants are left out.

Broadway's commissioner sets conditions after booking. Held people see a judge next District Court session. Our bail here page explains paying.

Yes. VINELink sends free Queen Anne's custody updates by phone, SMS or email.

A commissioner hearing at 120 Broadway within 24 hours; call 410-819-4010. If release is denied or bail is unaffordable, a Centreville judge reviews it, 410-819-4000. Our court guide helps.

Lesser charges stay in District Court, 120 Broadway, 410-819-4000. Felonies and jury trials move to Circuit Court, Commerce Street, 410-758-1773.

Call 410-819-4020 after the commissioner approves DC-099; the office is at 120 Broadway.

The clerk, 410-758-1773. Online summary: Maryland Judiciary Case Search. Received a Centreville summons? Its preliminary inquiry can be skipped only if a lawyer enters an appearance first.

Call 410-758-3817 and choose option 2; there are no walk-ins. No visits happen from 11 a.m. to noon or 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., during shift change and meals. Each person gets one weekly 30-minute visit, and as many as three people may sit in. Bring a valid photo ID. Children under 12 must come with an adult. Video visits can also be booked from home. See our visitation guide.

• Phones at Little Hut Drive: our phone guide.
• Tablet messages: our messaging guide.
• Letters: our mail guide.
• Deposits online or by phone: our money page and commissary page.

Ask the Sheriff's Office at 410-758-0770. ICE booking photos must be requested through ICE's FOIA office. Federal booking photos are not released to the public or the press, except that the U.S. Marshals Service may publish one while looking for a fugitive.

Queen Anne's federal charges go to the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland: clerk 410-962-2600 (Baltimore), 301-344-0660 (Greenbelt). Detention is up to a magistrate; federally charged people are moved by the U.S. Marshals, 410-962-2220, who hold them until trial. After sentencing, use the BOP inmate locator.

1. Little Hut Drive may receive ICE Form I-247A.
2. Requested: up to 48 hours after they would otherwise be released (8 CFR 287.7(d)). Bail here leaves it active.
3. ICE officers may come in Centreville then; otherwise release.
4. ICE picks placement. Check the ICE detainee locator. The ICE Baltimore Field Office is at 31 Hopkins Plaza, 6th Floor, Baltimore, MD 21201, 410-637-4000.

Yes; once someone leaves Centreville for state prison, use the DPSCS locator; our Maryland prisons directory has addresses.

The Department of Juvenile Services office at 120 Broadway, Suite 9, Centreville, 410-819-4180, does intake. Eastern Shore boys who are detained are held at the Lower Eastern Shore Children's Center, Salisbury, 443-523-1526.

The Little Hut Drive jail sends mail to an off-site digital mail center, where it is scanned for tablets and kiosks. Packages and certified mail are returned, and paper mail is destroyed 60 days after upload unless you include a stamped return envelope. See our mail page.

The Centreville jail gives each person one 30-minute visit a week, up to three visitors at a time, with photo ID. Call 410-758-3817, option 2, to schedule; no walk-ins. See our visit guide.

The Sheriff's Office in Centreville never asks for Cash App, Zelle or a gift card, so probably not. Verify with the Sheriff at 410-758-0770; report to 888-743-0023.

410-758-3817; ask about medication there.

Most letters are sent to a scanning center away from the jail, listed on the county's detention page, and show up on tablets. Pages larger than 8.5 by 11 inches and anything that is not paper are sent back, as are Amazon packages. Only two kinds of mail go straight to 500 Little Hut Drive, Centreville, MD 21617: legal mail, and books or magazines shipped by a publisher or approved seller. Put the person's name and ID number on every piece.

The jail is run by the county's own Department of Corrections rather than the Sheriff's Office. It opened in 1988 and now has 148 beds. People held get three meals a day, health care, drug and alcohol classes, GED classes, library and legal access, recreation and religious services.

After a 1981 lawsuit over poor conditions in an old Eastern Shore jail, the Sheriff closed the old county jail because it could not meet state standards. The county hired its first warden in 1987, and the new jail took its first people in April 1988 with 80 beds. A 1990 addition raised that to 104, and two 2009 units brought it to 148. The staff list includes a Pre-Trial Supervisor; ask about pretrial release at 410-758-3817.

• Queen Anne's County Sheriff's Office, 505 Railroad Avenue, Centreville, MD 21617, 410-758-0770. The state's agency list shows Centreville Police at this same number.
• Maryland State Police, Centreville Barrack S, 311 Safety Drive, Centreville, MD 21617, 410-758-1101.

Barclay, Church Hill, Millington, Queen Anne, Queenstown, Sudlersville and Templeville have no town force; county deputies and Centreville troopers respond. Chesapeake College Public Safety, Wye Mills, 410-758-7275; after 11 p.m., deputies answer for the campus. Transportation Authority Police patrol the Bay Bridge, 410-537-7777. Natural Resources Police, 410-260-8888. Emergencies: 911.