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Nicollet County Jail Roster & Inmate Search

The Nicollet County jail roster provides a complete, searchable list of current inmates, synced directly from official booking data. Use the roster above to find inmate names, booking numbers, charges, and custody status. Below, you'll find detailed instructions for posting bail, sending money, contacting, and visiting inmates.

Current Nicollet County Jail Roster

Search current Nicollet County inmates by name, booking number, or listed charge using booking data synced from the official roster.

Use a full or partial name, booking number, or listed charge to filter the current Nicollet County jail roster.

Current Records 4 current inmate records
Last Successful Sync 2026-05-19 04:52 UTC Regularly synced official data
Name Booking # Booked At Charges Status
Muy, Vroom
6868 May 18, 2026
M-Court/Pending-169A.27.1 DWI - Fourth-Degree Driving While Impaired; D +1 more
In Custody
Abdullah, Muhammad
6852 May 6, 2026
M-Bail/Bond Set-609.72.1(3) Disorderly Conduct - Offensive/Abusive/Boiste, M-Bail/Bond Set-609.605.1(b)(3) Trespass-Premises of Another-Refuse to Depart +1 more
In Custody
Mohamed, Mohamed Adan
6821 Apr 10, 2026
F-Remanded-152.021.1(5) Drugs - 1st Degree - Sale - 50 grams or 200 d (x2) +1 more
In Custody
Waltermann, Cain Buster
6480 Sep 4, 2025
F-Bail/Bond Set-152.021.1(1) Drugs - 1st Degree - Sale - 17 Grams or More, F-Bail/Bond Set-152.021.2(a)(1) Drugs - 1st Degree - Possess 50 grams or more +4 more
In Custody

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    About the Nicollet County Jail

    Nicollet County Jail is operated by the Nicollet County Sheriff's Office in St. Peter, Minnesota. Sheriff Aaron Petersen has led the department since 2026, with Jason Wech serving as Jail Administrator. The facility, built in 1984, has an initial capacity of 28 beds with the ability to expand to 34 beds and accommodates male and female inmates, including sentenced, sentence-pending, work release, and straight-time offenders.

    Facility
    Nicollet County Jail
    Address
    501 S. Minnesota Avenue, St. Peter, MN 56082
    Main Phone
    507-934-7100
    Operated By
    Nicollet County Sheriff's Office

    How the Nicollet County Inmate Search Works

    The roster above is the official inmate search tool for Nicollet County Jail. You can search by inmate name, booking number, or listed charge. Each entry shows inmate photo if available, MNI, name, booking number, booking date, charges, and status. Clicking "View Details" reveals full pending charges, including severity codes such as F, G, and M and court status such as Awaiting Hearing, Remanded, or Serving Sentence. The roster reflects custody information only and is not a court docket; for Minnesota court records, MCRO provides separate case data.

    Posting Bail at Nicollet County Jail

    Bail is set by the court, not the jail. Call the jail at 507-934-7100 before arriving to confirm the bail amount and acceptable payment methods. Nicollet County Jail accepts cash only for bail payments and state-approved bonds from authorized agents, in accordance with Minnesota Stat. Section 629.53. Common pretrial conditions may include personal recognizance, unsecured appearance bonds, restrictions on travel or firearms, and possible electronic monitoring, as coordinated by the court and Nicollet County Community Corrections.

    Sending Money to an Inmate

    Money can be deposited through JailATM using the official Nicollet County Jail website. The facility also accepts money orders or cashier's checks mailed to the inmate at the jail address. Nondisclosed cash sent by mail is not accepted and will not be the jail's responsibility. A booking fee of $25 is charged during intake. For commissary or additional items, inmates may receive funds through the jail's approved commissary process.

    Inmate Communication

    Inmates use Reliance Telephone for outgoing calls; they cannot receive incoming calls. All calls are monitored and recorded except confidential legal communications. Mail should be addressed to the inmate at the facility:

    [Inmate Name], Nicollet County Jail, 501 S. Minnesota Avenue, St. Peter, MN 56082.

    Call 507-934-7100 for account setup or current messaging instructions.

    Visitation at Nicollet County Jail

    Day Time Notes
    Tuesday 18:00-19:30 In-person, ID required
    Thursday 08:00-11:00 In-person, ID required
    Saturday 13:00-16:30 In-person, ID required

    Visitors must bring valid photo ID. Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Drugs and alcohol are not permitted, appropriate attire is required, and visits are non-contact and may be monitored or recorded.

    Visitors may not have been incarcerated in the past 60 days. Each inmate may receive a maximum of 2 visiting sessions daily, and each visitor is limited to one visit per day.

    Nicollet County Court Information

    Nicollet County District Court, part of the Fifth Judicial District, handles arraignments, bail hearings, pretrial matters, trials, and sentencing. Court administration can be reached by email at 5thNicolletCourtAdmin@courts.state.mn.us.

    Remote hearings may use Zoom; the hearing notice is the controlling document for format and timing. Public court calendars are released in PDF each business day at 07:00 and updated hourly.

    Court
    Nicollet County District Court
    Address
    501 S. Minnesota Avenue, St. Peter, MN 56082
    Phone
    507-550-7032
    Hours
    Monday-Friday, 08:00-16:30
    Judicial District
    Fifth Judicial District

    Nicollet County Jail Contact Information

    Use these Nicollet County Jail contacts for custody confirmation, bail questions, visitation rules, inmate deposits, phone access, and court follow-up in St. Peter.

    Facility
    Nicollet County Jail
    Address
    501 S. Minnesota Avenue St. Peter, MN 56082 Open in Google Maps
    Main Phone
    507-934-7100
    Operated By
    Nicollet County Sheriff's Office

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    How do I find out if someone is in Nicollet County Jail?

    Use the live roster at the top of this page. Search by name, booking number, or charge. The roster shows charges, status, and custody details synced directly from official booking data.

    What charges show up on the Nicollet County inmate roster?

    All current charges for each inmate are displayed, including severity codes such as F, G, and M and pending or sentenced status. Full details appear under "View Details."

    How much is bail at Nicollet County Jail?

    Bail is set by the court. Call the jail at 507-934-7100 before arriving. Cash only is accepted for local bail payments.

    Does Nicollet County Jail accept credit cards for bail?

    No, the facility accepts cash only. State-approved bonds are accepted from authorized agents per Minnesota law.

    How do I visit an inmate at Nicollet County Jail?

    Visits occur Tuesday 18:00-19:30, Thursday 08:00-11:00, and Saturday 13:00-16:30. Valid photo ID is required; minors must be accompanied by a guardian. All visits are non-contact.

    How do I send money to an inmate at Nicollet County Jail?

    Use JailATM online or mail a money order or cashier's check to the inmate at 501 S. Minnesota Avenue, St. Peter, MN 56082. Cash mailed is not accepted.

    Can I call an inmate at Nicollet County Jail?

    No, inmates cannot receive incoming calls. Outgoing calls are made through Reliance Telephone and may be monitored.

    Who runs Nicollet County Jail?

    The jail is managed by Jail Administrator Jason Wech under Sheriff Aaron Petersen, who oversees the Nicollet County Sheriff's Office.

    Is the Nicollet County Jail roster updated in real time?

    The roster is synced directly from official booking data, reflecting current inmates, charges, and custody status.

    What is the capacity of Nicollet County Jail?

    The facility was built in 1984 with 28 beds, expandable to 34 beds, housing male and female inmates including sentenced and sentence-pending offenders.