Andrew County Jail Roster
The Andrew County Sheriff's Office is the local source for jail and roster information. The office lists a 24-hour phone line, emergency contact, crime tip hotline, and links to current inmates, tips, most wanted, sex offenders, and press releases. The sheriff page also identifies Andrew County as a northwestern Missouri county with about 18,000 residents, a county seat in Savannah, and a rural land base of about 435 square miles.
The jail roster is not a court case file. It shows booking and custody details for the Andrew County Jail, while the court record is handled through the Circuit Clerk and Case.net. A booking charge may later be amended, dismissed, reduced, or replaced by a formal court charge. For the charge-to-case path, the roster can be read with the court charge record and later criminal case record.
The sheriff home page is the hub for Andrew County inmate records and related jail links.
That hub matters because Andrew County jail, warrant, sex-offender, and press-release information are all maintained through the same sheriff web presence.
Andrew County Inmate Roster Choices
The Andrew County Detention Center roster choice page separates current inmates from the recent release list. The research found a current roster and a 48-hour release option. This split is useful when a name no longer appears in current custody but may still be listed as recently released.
The roster choice page also carries a practical warning: public roster data should be verified when money, bond, case numbers, or court action is involved. Jail and court records change at different points in the process. A person may be booked on one charge, appear in court, have bond changed, then show a different case posture in Case.net.
The roster choice source shows the current-inmate and recent-release split used for Andrew County inmate lookup.
The choice between current and released rosters is the first filter before a name search or profile review.
Search Andrew County Inmates
Use the current Andrew County inmate roster for free public lookup. The roster supports sorting, name search, pagination, and profile links. When a charge, bond amount, or case number will be used for court, bail, or travel decisions, call detention staff at 816-324-4114 after reviewing the profile.
- Open the roster choice page and select current inmates or the 48-hour release list.
- Use the name search if the roster list is long, or sort by date to see newer bookings first.
- Open the inmate profile to review booking number, booking date, charges, agency, and bond.
- Call the detention center before posting bond because charges and bail can change after court.
- Check Case.net or the Circuit Clerk if a court date, case number, or formal charge filing is needed.
Andrew County Roster Fields
The Andrew County jail roster has a small but useful public search interface. It is designed for browsing current or recently released people, not for searching past county jail history. The following fields were captured from the public roster structure.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Options / Format Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Options: Name | Sort/link | No | Sorts the Andrew County inmate roster by name. |
| Options: Date | Sort/link | No | Sorts roster entries by booking or release date. |
| Current | Filter/link | No | Shows the current Andrew County inmate roster. |
| Released | Filter/link | No | Shows the release roster or 48-hour release list. |
| Sort Newest to Oldest | Sort/link | No | Displays newer bookings first. |
| Sort Oldest to Newest | Sort/link | No | Displays older listed bookings first. |
| Search By Name | Text | No | Filters the roster by a person's name. |
| Search | Button | No | Runs the name search. |
| Show All | Button/link | No | Resets the roster view to all listed entries. |
| Pagination | Links | No | Moves through roster pages with arrows and page numbers. |
The current roster source shows the search, sort, pagination, booking, charge, and bond layout used for public Andrew County inmate records.
The visible roster fields are enough for a first custody check, but not enough to replace a direct bond or court-date confirmation.
Andrew County Inmate Profile Fields
A sample Andrew County inmate profile was inspected during research. It showed the public fields below and also showed what was not visible. The profile displayed no date of birth, height, weight, eye or hair color, pod, court date, magistrate, release date, warrant number, attorney, medical flag, or protective flag.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Full name | The name listed for the person booked into the Andrew County Jail. |
| Mugshot | A public booking image when displayed on the profile. |
| Booking number | The jail booking identifier for the custody event. |
| Age, gender, race | Basic public profile descriptors, not full identity verification. |
| Arresting agency | The agency tied to the booking. |
| Booking date and time | When the person was booked into the facility. |
| Charges | Charge codes or statute references and plain descriptions shown by the jail. |
| Bond amount | The listed bond figure, subject to change after court action. |
| Bail notice | Instruction to call detention staff for correct bail amount, charges, and case numbers. |
Andrew County Jail Facility
The Andrew County Jail page identifies Shelly Gatewood as Jail Administrator. The jail is at 400 East Main Street in Savannah and is open 24 hours per day, seven days per week. The research describes an 84-bed facility with seven cell-block areas, three maximum-security holding areas, one medium-security area, two lower-risk holding areas for trustee and work-release inmates, one investigation holding block, one isolation cell, and one medical cell.
Andrew County Jail
400 East Main Street
Savannah, MO 64485
816-324-4114
Open 24 hours per day, 7 days per week
The jail also holds detainees for Savannah, Country Club Village, Clinton County, Holt County, Independence, Jackson County, Lee's Summit, Wyandotte County, and sometimes people awaiting extradition, transfer, change of venue, or ICE detainer action.
The jail source gives the facility capacity, housing layout, visitation, mail, commissary, phone, medical, grievance, property, attorney, clergy, and PREA rules.
Those facility rules are part of the inmate-record workflow because they control visits, calls, mail, property, and money after booking.
Bond and Charge Confirmation
The public jail profile warns that charges and bail may change after court appearances. That warning is important in Andrew County because jail data, court events, prosecutor charging decisions, and bond orders may update at different times. A roster charge may show why a person was booked, but the formal court case may later show a complaint, information, amended charge, plea, disposition, or dismissal.
For immediate custody questions, use detention staff. For formal court case questions, use Case.net or the Circuit Clerk. If the same person also has a public warrant question, the Andrew County warrant record may need to be checked with the Sheriff's Office and the Circuit Clerk before bond is posted.
Note: A booking entry is not the same as a conviction, sentence, or final court disposition.
County Jail vs Missouri DOC
The Andrew County jail roster is for local jail custody and recent release checks. It does not replace the Missouri Department of Corrections offender search. The DOC search covers active offenders, probationers, and parolees, including aliases. It does not provide discharged offenders and may exclude records for safety, security, or confidentiality reasons.
| Lookup | Best For | Not Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Andrew County jail roster | Current local custody, recent releases, booking charges, bond notes | State prison, parole history, old discharged custody records |
| Missouri DOC offender search | Active state offenders, probation, parole, aliases | Fresh county bookings or local jail visitation rules |
| Case.net | Public court case status, hearings, dispositions, payment links | Current jail housing or final bond confirmation |
Andrew County Visitation Schedule
Andrew County publishes both on-site and off-site visitation rules. On-site visits are limited to two 30-minute visits per inmate per week. Paperwork and photo ID are required, visitors should arrive at least five minutes early, and visitors should come together. Some people are not permitted visits, including inmates serving commitments of five days or less, 24-hour investigative holds, inmates on writs from other facilities, inmates on lockdown, and visitors on probation or parole.
| Visit Type | Schedule / Limit | Rules |
|---|---|---|
| On-site inmate visitation | Saturday/Sunday 8:30-11:30 AM and 1:00-4:30 PM | Two 30-minute visits per inmate per week; paperwork and photo ID required. |
| Off-site visitation | Monday-Friday 11:00 AM-8:00 PM | Set up through the NCIC/Inmate Canteen link on the jail page. |
| Clergy visits | Once per week, 30 minutes, not during regular visitation | Approval before visit; call ahead; proper ID may be required. |
| Attorney visits | Monday-Friday 8:00 AM-4:30 PM; Tuesdays 1:00-4:30 PM | Scheduled in advance; proper ID may be required. |
| Religious services | Published schedule has conflicting references | Official page mentions Thursday, Friday, and Sunday references; confirm current schedule with jail staff. |
Mail and Property Rules
Incoming mail is opened and inspected for contraband. Outgoing mail uses postcards with proper postage, legal first and last name, address, and return address. Legal mail may be in an envelope and is inspected before sealing. Inmates cannot write letters to other inmates in the facility. Outside hygiene items are not accepted because hygiene supplies must be bought through commissary.
- Prescription medication must be in the proper container.
- Legal or court documents may be accepted under jail rules.
- Five loose photos may be accepted if they do not show nudity or skin in a barred way.
- White underwear, socks, T-shirts, winter long johns, and approved bras are limited by item counts.
- Books and games are not accepted, except a paperback Bible and one NA/AA educational material copy may be allowed.
Andrew County Commissary and Phones
Money can be added in the sheriff lobby kiosk or through NCIC/Inmate Canteen. Turnkey provides commissary through kiosks and the phone system. Orders placed before Sunday at 10 PM are delivered Tuesday and Thursday unless there is a shipping error. Released inmates have five business days to claim ordered commissary. Indigent inmates receive basic hygiene items at jail discretion.
Phone time credit may be purchased through commissary if the inmate account has more than one dollar. Inmate phones are recorded for safety. A 24-hour investigative hold may delay phone calls until charges are brought or the hold expires. Medical sick-call requests are made by kiosk, with a nurse sick-call fee of $10, while chronic health issues are free under the jail's stated rule.
Sex Offender Records
The Andrew County sex offender division is a related sheriff record source, but it is not the same as the inmate roster. The division handles registration responsibility and links to the Missouri registry. The research notes that the Andrew County source discusses approximate annual tracking work.
The sex offender division source is useful when a reader needs registry information rather than current jail custody.
Keeping those sources separate prevents a registry record from being confused with a current Andrew County inmate record.