Prairie County Jail & Sheriff

There is some conflicting information in the search results about the capacity of the Prairie County Jail in Montana. Here is what the search results say: According to, the Prairie County Jail has a capacity of 173 beds. According to, the Prairie County Jail is a regional medium security jail with a capacity of around 108 inmates. Here is the information on Prairie County Jail & Sheriff in Montana's address and contact number according to the search results: Address: 217 West Park Street, PO Box 126, Terry, MT 59349. Phone number: 406-635-5738. Additionally, the jail's email is [email protected] and its website is http://visitterrymt.com/website/PCC/Sheriff.html. The jail's Facebook page is https://www.facebook.com/PrairieCountySheriff/ . Inmate searches can be conducted through the jail's website or by contacting the jail directly. ​The Prairie County​​ Jail in Montana​​ has different​​ visitation hours​​ depending on​​ the source. Here​​ is the information​​ from the search​​ results:​ Visiting Schedule: Saturday, 9:00 am to 2.00 pm. Sunday, 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. County holidays, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. Prairie County Jail does not allow inmates to have visits for the first 5 days into confinement. Visitation Hours: Monday — 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM. The Prairie County Jail is located in Terry, Montana. The facility was built in 1972 and its current capacity is 221 detainees. The jail houses pre-preliminary prisoners and only convicts from the State of Montana. It detains minimum and medium danger inmates. The Prairie County Jail provides reintegration programming to male condemned criminals. The security of the jail is medium. Prairie County Jail offers visitation for inmates with specific schedules and strict regulations that visitors must follow. The visiting schedule varies from weekdays to weekends and holidays. Each inmate is allowed 3 visits per week, with each visit limited to 32 minutes. The Prairie County Jail & Sheriff is a medium-security facility located in Terry, Montana, run and managed by the Prairie County Sheriff’s Office. The jail was built in 1972 with a capacity of 125 inmates. It mainly houses those serving misdemeanor sentences or those that have been arrested and waiting for custody. The inmates at the Prairie County Jail are classified as the minimum and medium danger inmates. The Prairie County Jail also provides reintegration programming to male condemned criminals. The jail has an online database that allows loved ones and friends to search for an inmate, and the database includes information such as the inmate's name, age, sex, and race. The Prairie County Jail does not allow inmates to have visits for the first five days into confinement, and visitors must follow strict regulations.