Petersburg Jail & Prison Records Search

Petersburg Jails and Prisons maintain records on every person who is currently or was formerly incarcerated in Petersburg, AK. Petersburg inmate records are available online upon request.

Jails and prisons in Petersburg keep records on the prisoners in their custody. This includes current Petersburg inmates as well as former inmates. These inmate records contain a wealth of information on the inmate's history.

Petersburg inmate records include the prisoner's date of birth, ID number, and which jail or prison in Petersburg, Alaska they were detained. These public inmate records also include the law they were convicted of violating, scheduled release dates, the Petersburg Court that assigned the charges, the date they were first incarcerated, prior incarcerations, and which Petersburg jail they were housed in while awaiting trial at the Petersburg Criminal Court.

For individuals in custody at the Petersburg Borough Jail you may be able to access an online database of inmates and Petersburg jail rosters. You may also contact the Petersburg Borough Sheriff's Department for Petersburg jail records.

Prisons keep records on people who have been convicted of a crime and sentenced to Petersburg prison, either by the Petersburg Court, Alaska State Court, or Federal court. Online databases are the best way to obtain Petersburg prison records. If you know the individual's name and the location of the person's trial, you can obtain a prison record from the Petersburg, Alaska State, or Federal corrections agency that has the individual in custody.

For inmates at an Alaska State prison, the Alaska Department of Corrections may provide an online inmate locator. In some cases, you can contact the Alaska Department of Corrections directly by phone or email to obtain prison records.

For inmates at a Federal prison, start with the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) Inmate Locator. This is an online database of current and former inmates that dates back to 1881. The BOP Inmate Locator will give you the age, race, sex, and registration number of the inmate, as well as the projected release date and the Petersburg prison where the inmate is incarcerated.