Lookup Monroe County Correctional Facility Inmates

Monroe County Facility Overview

Monroe County Correctional Facility is the primary jail for Monroe County and the only county-run adult detention facility identified in the research file. The county corrections page describes the facility's mission as incarcerating people adjudicated as offenders or suspected of being offenders. That wording matters because the facility is not only a sentenced jail. It is also the local holding point for newly arrested people, pretrial defendants, people committed after preliminary arraignment, and local sentenced offenders.

The facility is operated by Monroe County correctional administration rather than the Monroe County Sheriff's Office. Sheriff Nicholas Cirranello's office remains relevant for bench warrants and court services, but jail custody questions route to the correctional facility. The county page lists Eugene Ruddy as Acting Warden, Joseph McCoy as Deputy Warden of Security, Lea Baylor as Director of Treatment, and Lt. Viera as PREA Coordinator. The official public facility page is the main source for contact information, mail, telephone, visitation, money, and PREA links.

The official Monroe County Correctional Facility page shows the county jail contact hub and related facility resources.

Use the county page for current policy links, since no official public inmate roster was located for Monroe County.

Monroe County Facility Population

Two official sources give capacity figures for Monroe County Correctional Facility. The Pennsylvania DOC 2025 county prison inspection schedule lists capacity as 435. The Monroe County 2020 PREA audit listed a designated facility capacity of 432 at the time of that audit. The same PREA audit described custody levels as minimum through maximum, which supports the county's role in housing different risk and custody groups.

The June 9, 2026 Monroe County Prison Board agenda reported May 2026 average daily population, or ADP, of 207. ADP is not the same thing as a live roster count. It is the average number of people confined per day during that month. Using the 435 capacity figure, that May 2026 ADP equals about 47.6 percent of listed capacity. The PREA audit also reported 2,763 admissions during the prior 12 months, which is a flow count rather than the number of people held on one day.

Who Monroe County Holds

Monroe County Correctional Facility can hold people suspected of offenses and people adjudicated as offenders. In plain terms, that includes pretrial detainees who have not posted bail, people awaiting Magisterial District Judge or Common Pleas action, county-sentenced prisoners, and people held locally while a case or transfer is pending. The research file also notes male and female intake or housing references in the visitation schedule and limited youthful-inmate holding when legally permitted.

No official source located a separate county work-release center, city jail, regional jail, Pennsylvania DOC prison, federal Bureau of Prisons institution, or ICE detention facility inside Monroe County. Municipal police departments may use short-term processing space, but county jail confinement routes to Monroe County Correctional Facility. Once a person is sentenced to Pennsylvania state prison and transferred, the county facility is no longer the main lookup channel.

Monroe County Facility Lookup

No official online Monroe County jail roster was located. That means an inmate lookup for Monroe County Correctional Facility should use the facility and records-request path first. UJS Case Search can show charges and bail entries, but it is a court docket service, not a jail custody roster. PA DOC, BOP, and ICE locators should be used only when the person belongs to those separate custody systems.

1. Call Monroe County Correctional Facility at (570) 597-3764 to ask whether the person is housed there and whether an inmate ID number is available for mail.
2. If needed, visit the public lobby during business hours with photo identification and follow the facility's screening rules.
3. Use Monroe County Open Records to request releasable booking, commitment, release, or custody records.
4. Search UJS Case Search for the criminal docket, charges, bail entries, and scheduled hearings after arrest.
5. Search Pennsylvania VINELink for custody notification if the person appears in the system.
6. Move to the PA DOC locator, BOP locator, or ICE locator only when state, federal, or immigration custody is the right system.

Monroe County Facility Contact

The county jail is on Manor Drive in the Stroudsburg/Snydersville area, not at the Monroe County courthouse or the One Quaker Plaza administrative address. Visitors, people dropping money, and people seeking jail policy information should use the correctional facility address. Open Records requests and court business use different offices.

Monroe County Visitation Schedule

Monroe County visiting times are assigned by housing unit. The official visitation page says visitors must sign in, show photo identification, pass metal-detector screening, and follow lobby restrictions. No food, beverages, cell phones, smoking, tobacco products, or weapons are allowed in facility areas. Jackets, coats, packages, valuables, and other items may need to be stored or searched.

Visits are one-half hour. Two visitors may split the visit, 15 minutes each, and no more than two visitors are allowed unless an immediate-family exception applies. Juveniles under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, and the county page requires birth certificates for anyone under 18.

The county visitation source shows the unit schedule and visitor entrance rules.

Confirm the inmate's housing unit before traveling because Monroe County visiting windows differ sharply by unit.

Monroe County Mail Phone Money

Monroe County uses different addresses for personal mail and legal or publisher mail. Personal letters go through Securus Digital Mail Center in Tampa and must include inmate name and inmate ID number. Legal mail, money orders with no letters enclosed, and publications sent directly by a publisher or distributor go to the Manor Drive facility address.

The county telephone page says inmates may call if they have money on their books or billing arrangements with Securus. It also gives an approximate local 20-minute collect-call cost of $3.55 within the Stroudsburg area, with higher cost for farther calls or numbers outside the 570 area code. Video visitation is also available through Securus.

Monroe County Booking Intake

A typical Monroe County custody path begins with an arrest or warrant pickup, then police processing, preliminary arraignment before a Magisterial District Judge, and a bail or release decision. If release is not ordered or a monetary condition is not posted, the person may be committed to Monroe County Correctional Facility. The jail then handles intake, identity confirmation, property, screening, classification, and housing assignment.

The PREA audit supports several operational details without creating a full booking manual. It describes direct supervision for inmate movement, housing unit posts, security control monitoring, cameras throughout the facility, kitchen workers preparing meals, and meals eaten on housing units. It also reports staff, volunteer, contractor, and admissions figures. The audit does not publish a public booking appearance timeline, so Monroe County booking timing should be verified with the facility or through Open Records when a releasable record is needed.

Booking

The jail intake step where identity, charge paperwork, property, screening, and initial custody records are created.

Classification

The jail's review of custody level, safety, housing, and separation needs.

Commitment

A court order or lawful authority directing the jail to hold a person.

Monroe County PREA Programs

Monroe County's corrections mission includes programs for positive personal growth and reintegration. The June 9, 2026 Prison Board agenda references reentry education and vocation, an Aramark Safe Serve Program recap involving 10 inmates, CERT tryouts, a Northeast PA Gang Task Force meeting at the facility, a PA DOC K-9 update, a de-escalation grant discussion, and a Slate Belt Regional Police junior camp item. These agenda entries are not full program manuals, but they show current facility operations and reentry activity.

The Monroe County PREA page states a zero-tolerance policy for sexual abuse and sexual harassment. Reporting options include verbal reports to staff, written request slips, anonymous written request slips, emergency grievance forms, a PREA reporting hotline through the inmate phone system, and third-party reports. The PREA annual report says the facility was audited and certified compliant in 2020.