Clicking on any of the Vermont facilities below will direct you to an information page with Inmate Search, Visitation, Mail, Phone, Email, Most Wanted and FAQ for families and friends.
Vermont maintains their own state prison system; six facilities which consist of every security level; maximum, medium, and minimum.
The Vermont Department of Corrections is where offenders are sent that have been convicted of felony crimes of murder, rape, assault, serious thefts and drug related offenses. These are offenses of at least one year, and all the way up to life imprisonment. Vermont abolished their death penalty in 1972. The last execution was 1954.
Go here for full instructions on using the Vermont Department of Correction Inmate Search, as well as for the Bureau of Prisons inmates and ICE detainees.
Vermont has no juvenile detention centers. Youth who have been convicted of serious crimes and sentenced to detention, or are awaiting their court dates, are held in adult jails.
To search for an inmate or juvenile offender, or learn how to communicate with an inmate in the Vermont Department of Corrections, start by choosing from the list of facilities below.