St. Mary's County Jail Roster Overview
The St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office maintains the local incarcerated-individual lookup for the Detention and Rehabilitation Center. The facility is at 41880 Baldridge Street in Leonardtown and is described by the Sheriff's Corrections Division as a 24-hour detention operation serving people awaiting trial, undergoing pre-sentence investigation, serving sentences, or participating in community supervision programs. The Corrections Division also includes the Community Corrections Center, which supports alternatives to incarceration such as pre-trial supervision, day reporting, inpatient treatment programs, electronic monitoring, and drug testing.
The official roster carries an important disclaimer: information can change quickly and may not reflect true charges, status, or other case information. A roster listing does not imply guilt or wrongdoing. For a court charge, disposition, sentence, or hearing date, use Maryland Judiciary Case Search or the court clerk. For jail status, contact the Sheriff's corrections information line at 301-475-4200 ext. 3200 or the detention facility.
The Sheriff's incarcerated-individual contact page links visitation, phone, mail, commissary, and deposit systems for people in local custody.
How to Use the St. Mary's County Inmate Roster
The official roster is the Detention and Rehabilitation Center Incarcerated Individual Lookup at firstsheriff.com/detentioncenter, with a direct application URL at apps.stmarysmd.com/detentioncenter. The captured form supports first-name and last-name filtering, a Search button, and a View All button.
- Open the Sheriff's incarcerated-individual lookup or the direct detention center application.
- Enter a first name, last name, or both; the source capture showed autocomplete-style fields.
- Use Search for a targeted lookup or View All to browse the current roster.
- Review the roster row for ID, name, age, race, sex, booking date, and available charge or mugshot controls.
- Use court records or clerk contacts for the case file, bond orders, disposition, sentencing, or court dates.
Roster Search Fields
The public roster fields are limited. The research did not support adding bond amount, housing unit, projected release date, height, weight, warrant number, medical status, or protective-custody flags to the public profile inventory.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search by First Name | Text / autocomplete | Unspecified | Filters roster by first name. |
| Search by Last Name | Text / autocomplete | Unspecified | Filters roster by last name. |
| Search | Button | n/a | Runs an individual search. |
| View All | Button | n/a | Displays the full public roster. |
What an Inmate Profile Shows
The captured roster result fields focus on current custody identification and basic booking information. Charge and mugshot controls open more detail where available, but the public row itself is not the same as a charging document, indictment, statement of charges, or criminal judgment.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| ID | A numeric roster identifier visible in the public lookup. |
| Name | The incarcerated individual's name, usually last name followed by first or middle name. |
| Age | The person's age as displayed in the roster. |
| Race / Sex | One-letter public roster codes captured in the source. |
| Booking Date | The booking date in MM/DD/YYYY format. |
| Charge(s) | A button or modal control showing charge information when available. |
| Mugshot | A button or modal control that may display an image or a No Image Available message. |
St. Mary's County Jail Facilities
The main local custody facility is the St. Mary's County Detention and Rehabilitation Center. Corrections leadership in the research identifies Mary Ann Thompson as Warden, with a published office extension and email, and Assistant Warden Captain Michael A. Pilkerton. The Corrections Division describes food, medical and behavioral health care, mental health services, education, rehabilitative programming, re-entry support, medication-assisted treatment, electronic monitoring, and drug testing. Medical services are provided through Prime Care Medical, Inc., with 24-hour medical care described in the official materials.
St. Mary's County Detention and Rehabilitation Center
41880 Baldridge Street
Leonardtown, MD 20650
301-475-4200 ext. 3200
Local custody, visitation, mail, phone, commissary, and booking-information questions.
St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office
23150 Leonard Hall Drive
Leonardtown, MD 20650
301-475-8008
Main law-enforcement contact and records-request routing.
County Jail vs Maryland DPSCS Custody
The St. Mary's roster is for local detention center custody. Sentenced state-prison custody uses the Maryland DPSCS Inmate Locator. Federal custody uses the Bureau of Prisons locator. Victim and offender custody notifications use VINELink, which is linked by the Sheriff's incarcerated-individual page. These systems can overlap in a person's history but answer different custody questions.
The VINELink custody-notification system is a separate notification service, not a county roster replacement.
The Federal Bureau of Prisons inmate locator covers federal inmates, which are outside the St. Mary's local jail roster.
Booking Process in St. Mary's County
Booking begins after arrest or commitment to the Detention and Rehabilitation Center. The public roster may show a booking date and charge access, but the court process can involve the District Court Commissioner Station, District Court, the State's Attorney, and later Circuit Court depending on charge level and procedural posture. Statements of charges, indictments, bond conditions, pleas, dispositions, and sentencing belong to the court record rather than the jail roster.
Classification uses an objective admission system to determine security level and program needs. The Corrections Division also documents medical care, mental-health services, re-entry support, education, rehabilitative programming, and medication-assisted treatment with Methadone, Buprenorphine, and Vivitrol listed in the research notes.
Visitation Hours and Rules
St. Mary's visitation is scheduled through ICSolutions and must be arranged at least 24 hours in advance and up to one week in advance. Visits are 25 minutes. Offsite visits can use a computer or phone with a camera on Windows, Android, or Apple operating systems. The official rules say all visits are recorded and monitored, valid email is needed for cancellation notices, and taking or posting photos or video of incarcerated individuals is forbidden.
| Item | Rule | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Scheduling provider | ICSolutions | ICSolutions.com |
| Scheduling window | At least 24 hours in advance and up to one week in advance | Online account required |
| Visit length | 25 minutes | All visits recorded and monitored |
| Offsite visits | Computer or phone with camera | Windows, Android, or Apple supported |
| Weekly limit | Unlimited offsite visits per week | Subject to scheduling and conduct rules |
| Video support | ICSolutions Video Support | 1-888-646-9437 |
The ICSolutions provider site is the official vendor path identified for phone and video services.
How to Contact an Inmate
Incoming calls to incarcerated individuals are not permitted. Phone service uses ICSolutions Advanced Technology, with customer service and prepaid services at 1-888-506-8407 and customer@ICSolutions.com. Mail and electronic mail use Smart Communications / MailGuard and SmartInmate / SmartJailMail references in the official materials. Regular postal mail is scanned and viewed on tablets, and released individuals can later log in to SmartJailMail with their incarcerated-individual number and password to download photos, messages, and postal mail for free.
The mail format captured in research is KCSO-SCH, incarcerated individual name and booking or ID number, P.O. Box 2027, Pinellas Park, FL 33780. The name and booking or ID number must be clearly printed on the envelope or postcard. Banned materials include hardcore pornography, weapon or explosive manuals, glitter, and publications or correspondence that threaten order, welfare, or security.
Commissary and Inmate Funds
Money deposits use Access Corrections online or by phone at 866-345-1884, and the incarcerated individual ID number is required. Money orders must be mailed and made payable to St. Mary's County Detention and Rehabilitation Center for the incarcerated individual's name. Money orders are not accepted in the lobby. Cash at the detention center and mailed cash or checks are not accepted, and mailed cash or checks are returned to sender. The research notes a 10-day hold from the date of deposit.
The Sheriff's incarcerated-individual materials link the Access Securepak St. Mary's package page for care packages.
Books, Publications, Tablets, and Release Access
Books, periodicals, and magazines must come from the publisher. Books must be softbound because hardbacks are returned. Approved publication packages ship to the St. Mary's County Detention and Rehabilitation Center at 41880 Baldridge Street in Leonardtown by USPS, county metro mail, FedEx, UPS, or another regulated delivery service. Scanned postal mail is available through tablets, and released incarcerated individuals can log in to SmartJailMail with their incarcerated-individual number and password to download photos, messages, and postal mail without a fee.
Sheriff Records Requests for Booking Information
Sheriff records are not court records. Offense reports, accident reports, civil process, warrants, and general records questions use the Sheriff's records lines. Offense reports are listed at 301-475-4200 ext. 1994 or 1991, accident reports at ext. 1932, civil process at ext. 1992, warrants at ext. 1993, child support at ext. 1995, and records supervisor at ext. 1990. Maryland PIA requests go through OPR or NextRequest. Law-enforcement investigatory records, juvenile information, victim information, medical information, and safety-sensitive material may be withheld or redacted.