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Marshall County Jail — Plymouth, Indiana
Practical, source-bounded help for families using the adult Marshall County Sheriff jail at 1400 Pioneer Drive in Plymouth, Indiana. Call 574-936-3187 and press 2 for jail or warrant questions; press 8 for the jail nurse. Current local procedures that were not published remain explicit gaps.
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Sources reviewed
Adult Marshall County Sheriff jail at 1400 Pioneer Drive only. Excludes Community Corrections/work release, probation/pretrial, courts, juvenile custody, Plymouth Police, IDOC, BOP, ICE, former or closed sites, contract or transfer facilities, Iowa CIDNET, and namesake Marshall Counties.
- Confirm custody
Use the Sheriff lookup, allow for booking delay, then call 574-936-3187 and press 2 if identity, transfer, or release remains uncertain.
- Verify the task
Ask the jail which current rule, address, provider, identifier, fee, and deadline apply to the specific person before acting.
- Use the correct provider
ConnectNetwork directly verifies AdvancePay Phone, PIN Debit, and Trust Fund only; do not extend that evidence to video or messaging.
- Keep systems separate
Do not apply rules from Community Corrections, courts, probation, youth, Plymouth Police, IDOC, BOP, ICE, closed sites, contract facilities, Iowa CIDNET, or another Marshall County.
- Confirm travel
Marshall County Public Transit is demand response with conflicting published weekday hours; reserve and confirm the final drop point, return trip, and accessibility needs.
- Prepare for changes
Recheck custody, court orders, other holds, health needs, property, and pickup instructions shortly before travel or payment.
- Keep a record
Save the source, review date, staff name, receipts, confirmation numbers, and support tickets; treat unpublished details as gaps rather than guessed rules.
Start here
Confirm the correct adult Sheriff jail, locate the person, and route urgent concerns.
Confirm the correct jail
Use the adult Marshall County Sheriff jail at 1400 Pioneer Drive, Plymouth, IN 46563. Call 574-936-3187 and press 2 for jail or warrant questions. Do not route to Community Corrections, courts, probation, Plymouth Police, youth, state, federal, immigration, or namesake facilities.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff · Marshall County Sheriff FAQ · Marshall County inmate lookup · Indiana SAVIN
Find a person in custody
Start with the Marshall County Sheriff inmate-search entry point. Search legal name variants and allow for booking delay. If no match appears, call 574-936-3187 and press 2; then check Indiana SAVIN. A county-jail search does not cover IDOC, BOP, ICE, or another county.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff · Marshall County Sheriff FAQ · Marshall County inmate lookup · Indiana SAVIN
Troubleshoot a missing record
Confirm spelling, date of birth if available, arresting agency, county, and whether the person has already transferred or released. Do not treat absence from the roster as proof of release. Ask staff which system now holds the person before sending money or mail.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff · Marshall County Sheriff FAQ · Marshall County inmate lookup · Indiana SAVIN
Urgent safety or health concern
For an immediate emergency call 911. For a person already in this jail, call 574-936-3187; press 8 reaches the jail nurse according to the current county routing. Ask staff to document the concern and identify the next escalation channel.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff · Marshall County Sheriff FAQ · Marshall County inmate lookup · Indiana SAVIN
Visiting
Verify all current visiting, identification, minor, accessibility, and exception rules before travel.
Visiting before travel
No current county source reviewed publishes the visit schedule, location, registration method, ID list, age rule, or cancellation process. Call the jail at 574-936-3187, press 2, before travel and ask whether the visit is in person or remote and what the person’s housing permits.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff FAQ · ConnectNetwork facility record · ConnectNetwork help
Identification and minors
The reviewed county sources do not publish accepted visitor ID, minor-consent, guardian, or accompaniment rules. Ask staff for the exact rule for each adult and child before leaving home; do not rely on rules from an Iowa CIDNET page or another Marshall County.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff FAQ · ConnectNetwork facility record · ConnectNetwork help
Accessibility and exceptions
Ask the jail in advance about mobility access, language help, disability accommodations, clergy or professional visits, protective orders, hospitalization, discipline, quarantine, or housing restrictions. Record whom you spoke with and when.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff FAQ · ConnectNetwork facility record · ConnectNetwork help
Calls, video and mail
Use only verified communications products and keep personal mail, legal mail, books, photos, and packages separate.
Resident phone calls
The direct ConnectNetwork facility record lists AdvancePay Phone and PIN Debit for Marshall County Jail. Create or fund only the product staff confirms for the resident. The record does not establish call hours, rates, free calls, number approval, recording exceptions, or a refund rule.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff FAQ · ConnectNetwork facility record · ConnectNetwork help
Phone failure path
If calls fail, verify the resident remains at this jail, the number is not blocked, the account/product and phone number match, payment cleared, and the carrier accepts institutional calls. Use ConnectNetwork help, then call the jail for facility restrictions; keep receipt and ticket numbers.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff FAQ · ConnectNetwork facility record · ConnectNetwork help
Video and electronic messaging
The reviewed direct facility record does not list video visits or messaging. Do not infer them from ConnectNetwork branding, CIDNET pages, or another jail. Ask staff whether either service exists and obtain the current vendor and rules before paying.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff FAQ · ConnectNetwork facility record · ConnectNetwork help
Personal mail
Current reviewed county pages do not publish a resident personal-mail address or format. Do not send personal mail to 1400 Pioneer Drive without confirmation. Ask for the current address, required name and booking identifiers, return-address rule, envelope limits, and whether mail is scanned.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff FAQ · ConnectNetwork facility record · ConnectNetwork Trust Fund · JailATM
Legal mail
No current local source reviewed publishes legal-mail addressing or handling. Counsel should call 574-936-3187, press 2, and ask for the exact legal-mail address, required markings, confidential-delivery procedure, and attorney-visit channel. Keep legal mail separate from personal mail.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff FAQ · ConnectNetwork facility record · ConnectNetwork Trust Fund · JailATM
Books and publications
No reviewed local source establishes books, magazines, newspapers, publisher-only orders, quantity limits, or approved sellers. Confirm with the jail before ordering; use the resident’s exact current name and identifier and preserve the vendor receipt.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff FAQ · ConnectNetwork facility record · ConnectNetwork Trust Fund · JailATM
Photos and packages
No current local source reviewed establishes photo dimensions, quantity, content screening, package approval, or property-drop rules. Ask first; do not send originals or irreplaceable items.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff FAQ · ConnectNetwork facility record · ConnectNetwork Trust Fund · JailATM
Money and commissary
Match each payment to its verified purpose and confirm ambiguous bond or commissary instructions before paying.
Trust deposits
The direct ConnectNetwork facility record lists Trust Fund. Verify the resident and facility inside ConnectNetwork before paying and retain the confirmation. The record does not establish cash, kiosk, mail, refund, hold, or commissary schedules.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff FAQ · ConnectNetwork facility record · ConnectNetwork Trust Fund · JailATM
JailATM and bond wording
The Sheriff FAQ links JailATM under bond information, but the reviewed wording does not cleanly establish whether JailATM is for bond, resident deposits, or both in every case. Confirm the case, amount, payment channel, fees, and release conditions with the jail or clerk before paying.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff FAQ · ConnectNetwork facility record · ConnectNetwork Trust Fund · JailATM
Commissary
No current county source reviewed identifies a commissary operator, ordering schedule, spending limit, restricted items, or indigent process. A verified Trust Fund deposit does not prove which commissary rules apply.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff FAQ · ConnectNetwork facility record · ConnectNetwork Trust Fund · JailATM
Health, grievance and safety
Route medical, mental-health, grievance, disability, and sexual-safety concerns to the responsible channel.
Medical communication
For a person in custody, the county phone routing says press 8 for the jail nurse. Share concise symptoms, medication, allergy and timing information; staff may accept information without disclosing protected health details. Call 911 for an outside immediate emergency.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff · 988 Indiana · Indiana Protection and Advocacy · PREA Resource Center
Mental health and suicide concern
Report urgent self-harm, withdrawal, or psychiatric risk immediately to the jail and ask for a welfare check and clinical escalation. For community crisis support call or text 988; 988 does not replace notifying the jail.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff · 988 Indiana · Indiana Protection and Advocacy · PREA Resource Center
Medication continuity
Do not bring medication to the jail without instructions. Call the nurse channel, identify medication, prescriber, pharmacy, dose and last dose, and ask how verification occurs. The reviewed sources do not publish a medication-drop procedure.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff · 988 Indiana · Indiana Protection and Advocacy · PREA Resource Center
Grievance process
No current public local source reviewed describes resident grievance forms, levels, deadlines, or appeal. The resident should request the current written procedure; family can ask staff how to submit supporting information and retain dates and names.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff · 988 Indiana · Indiana Protection and Advocacy · PREA Resource Center
Disability accommodation
Ask the jail for the ADA accommodation channel and describe the functional need rather than only a diagnosis. The current local pages reviewed do not identify an ADA coordinator for jail operations; Indiana Disability Rights and the DOJ ADA information line are outside resources, not substitutes for the jail request.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff · 988 Indiana · Indiana Protection and Advocacy · PREA Resource Center
Sexual safety / PREA
Report immediate danger to jail staff or 911 as appropriate. Ask the jail for confidential and third-party PREA reporting options because the reviewed local pages do not publish them. Do not use another facility’s reporting address.
Sources: Marshall County Sheriff · 988 Indiana · Indiana Protection and Advocacy · PREA Resource Center
Court, counsel, bond and release
Coordinate court, counsel, bond, property, release, and reentry tasks without treating a predicted release time as guaranteed.
Find the case and next hearing
Use Indiana MyCase and verify the court, cause number, charges, hearing time, bond order, and counsel. Court records and jail custody records answer different questions; confirm schedule changes with the relevant Marshall County court or clerk.
Sources: Marshall County Courts · Indiana MyCase · Indiana public defender directory · Marshall County Clerk
Counsel and confidential access
If counsel is listed, contact that office. Otherwise use the court/public-defender route for eligibility and appointment status. Attorneys should call the jail for current confidential call, visit, and legal-mail procedures; none were publicly established in the reviewed local material.
Sources: Marshall County Courts · Indiana MyCase · Indiana public defender directory · Marshall County Clerk
Bond before payment
Treat the signed case order and clerk/jail confirmation as controlling. Ask for amount, type, acceptable payer, payment location, fees, hours, identification, and whether other holds prevent release. Do not assume the Sheriff FAQ’s vendor link resolves every case.
Sources: Marshall County Courts · Indiana MyCase · Indiana public defender directory · Marshall County Clerk
Property pickup
No current public local source reviewed establishes pickup authorization, hours, ID, vehicle/key, clothing, or deceased/transfer procedures. Ask the jail what the resident must sign and what the recipient must bring before traveling.
Sources: Marshall County Courts · Indiana MyCase · Indiana public defender directory · Marshall County Clerk
Release planning
Release time is case-specific and can change because of paperwork, transport, other holds, medication, property, or court action. Confirm custody and pickup instructions directly with the jail shortly before travel; do not rely on a predicted time.
Sources: Marshall County Courts · Indiana MyCase · Indiana public defender directory · Marshall County Clerk
Immediate reentry
Before release, ask about ID, prescriptions, benefits, transport, housing, food and supervision obligations. Indiana 211, FSSA, Medicaid, WorkOne and local community organizations can help, but each has its own eligibility and hours.
Sources: Marshall County Courts · Indiana MyCase · Indiana public defender directory · Marshall County Clerk
Travel and community support
Plan parking, demand-response transit, food, lodging, and community support without inventing a fixed jail stop or final path.
Parking and entrance
The verified destination is 1400 Pioneer Drive. Reviewed official sources do not establish visitor parking rows, accessible spaces, entrance door, security screening, after-hours entrance, or a safe pedestrian path. Confirm the final door by phone before arrival.
Sources: Marshall County Courts · Indiana MyCase · Indiana public defender directory · Marshall County Clerk
Public transit
Marshall County Public Transit is demand response rather than a verified fixed jail stop. Reserve and confirm origin, eligibility, fare, pickup window, return trip, mobility needs, service date and final drop point. Do not assume same-day or release-time pickup.
Sources: Marshall County Public Transit · Marshall County Council on Aging · Google Maps destination record
Transit schedule conflict
The operator’s live materials reviewed conflict: one publishes weekday 7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.; another publishes 6:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Confirm the actual window for the date and trip when booking. No fixed jail stop or final pedestrian route was established.
Sources: Marshall County Public Transit · Marshall County Council on Aging · Google Maps destination record
Food support
Use Indiana 211 and the Marshall County Neighborhood Center to check current pantry eligibility, hours, identification and appointment requirements. Confirm before travel because community schedules change.
Sources: Marshall County Public Transit · Marshall County Council on Aging · Google Maps destination record
Lodging for visitors
Use Visit Marshall County or the city visitor directory to identify lodging, then contact the property directly for rate, check-in ID, accessibility, cancellation, transport and distance to 1400 Pioneer Drive. The jail does not endorse a hotel.
Sources: Indiana 211 · Marshall County Neighborhood Center · Bowen Center · Visit Marshall County
Community and family support
Indiana 211 can route food, shelter, utilities, transport and crisis resources; Bowen Center provides behavioral-health access. Confirm service area, intake, cost and hours directly.
Sources: Indiana 211 · Marshall County Neighborhood Center · Bowen Center · Visit Marshall County
Scope and verification
Keep this adult county jail separate from courts, supervision, youth, municipal, state, federal, immigration, closed, contract, and namesake systems.
Facility boundaries
This guide covers only the adult Marshall County Sheriff jail at 1400 Pioneer Drive. It does not apply to Community Corrections/work release, probation/pretrial, courts, youth, Plymouth Police, IDOC, BOP, ICE, closed sites, contract facilities or namesake Marshall Counties.
Sources: Indiana 211 · Marshall County Neighborhood Center · Bowen Center · Visit Marshall County
Last check before acting
Reconfirm custody, the exact service, address, required identifiers, hours, fees and restrictions with the jail or responsible agency on the day you act. Save the page, date, staff name, receipts and support ticket. Unpublished details remain explicit gaps, not guessed rules.
Sources: Indiana 211 · Marshall County Neighborhood Center · Bowen Center · Visit Marshall County
Original directory record & nearby facilities Open preserved information
This section preserves the earlier Jail411 directory information, including historical figures and contacts. Use the dated, sourced family guide above for the instructions covered there. Other local facilities have their own rules.
Facility record / Indiana
Marshall County Jail is a county or city jail in Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana.
Jail411 does not hold custody records. A listing here does not mean anyone is held at this address. Confirm the person’s location with the responsible agency before you travel, send money, or pay for a service.
Where this record came from. The contact, status and security fields, with capacity and population, come from the HIFLD and Federal Bureau of Prisons directory release refreshed February 2026. They describe the record, not today’s population. Check the facility’s current official website.
Contact this facility
- Phone
- (574) 936-3187
- Address
- 1400 Pioneer Drive
Plymouth, IN 46563Open in maps - Official page
- Official page at facebook.com
- County
- Marshall County
Facility details
Listed as open in the February 2026 directory release.
Finding someone held here
Use the county system for a recent arrest. A state corrections search covers people in state custody. It generally will not list someone booked into a county jail this week. Bookings, bail, release, and visiting are all handled by Marshall County Sheriff’s Office.
Official site for this facility →
Call this facility directly: (574) 936-3187
Before you travel, pay, or mail anything
Get two things first: which facility the person is actually in, and their booking or ID number. Almost nothing works without them. Then check this facility’s current instructions — rules and service providers change.
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Does posting bond mean the person comes home?
Not always. A probation or parole hold, another county's warrant or an immigration detainer can keep someone in custody after bond is posted. Ask the jail what holds are on the booking before you pay.
What should I confirm before visiting?
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