Locate Dodge Detention Facility Detainees

Dodge Detention Facility Identity

ICE's Dodge Detention Facility page identifies Dodge County Jail in Juneau as an ICE detention location. The address is the same county jail address at 216 W. Center Street, Juneau, WI 53039, and the jail phone is 920-386-3734. For public use, Dodge Detention Facility should be understood as a federal or immigration custody channel inside the county jail, not a second building with a separate public lobby.

The sheriff's inmate-services page says Dodge County Jail has an intergovernmental agreement with the U.S. Marshals Service, the Federal Bureau of Prisons, and Immigration and Customs Enforcement. It also warns that different rules may apply when the person is a federal or ICE detainee. That warning is central. Local Dodge County inmates are searched through WI VINE, the DOSO app, jail contact, or records requests. ICE detainees use ICE ODLS. BOP-sentenced prisoners use the BOP locator. Federal pretrial custody may need federal court, USMS, or local holding-facility contact.

The image below comes from the official ICE Dodge Detention Facility page, which names the Dodge County Jail as the detention location.

This ICE source is the best fit for a federal-contract page because it confirms the detention identity while the county jail source confirms local operations.

Dodge Detention Facility Capacity

Dodge Detention Facility does not have a separately published ICE bed allocation in the research. The usable public capacity fact is the physical jail's 358-bed capacity, because the ICE and federal contract detention identity operates inside the same Dodge County Jail building. That number should not be read as an ICE-only capacity. It is the county jail capacity for a building that may house local, federal, BOP, and ICE populations under different legal authority.

The sheriff's homepage reported 4,454 people booked into Dodge County Jail in 2024, but that booking number is also not an ICE-only population figure. It is a jail booking-volume fact. For a specific detainee, lookup and status should be confirmed through ICE ODLS, BOP, federal court or USMS channels, and the local jail phone when the online tools do not resolve the question.

Search Dodge Detention Facility Detainees

The correct Dodge Detention Facility search depends on legal custody. ICE detainees should be searched through the ICE Online Detainee Locator System, often called ODLS. BOP-sentenced inmates should be searched through the BOP Inmate Locator. A person in USMS federal pretrial custody may not appear in BOP if no federal sentence has been imposed. A person booked on a Dodge County case is not an ICE detainee merely because the same jail houses ICE detainees.

1. For ICE custody, open ICE ODLS and search by A-number and country of birth when those details are known.
2. If the A-number is not known, use biographical search details in ODLS and compare the result against the Dodge Detention Facility location.
3. For BOP-sentenced custody, search the BOP locator by name or federal register number and confirm whether the person is in BOP custody.
4. For federal pretrial holds, check federal court or USMS channels and call Dodge County Jail at 920-386-3734 when the holding location must be confirmed.
5. For local Dodge County custody, use WI VINE, the DOSO app, the jail phone, or sheriff records instead of federal locators.

Dodge Detention Facility Contact

Public contact for the physical facility runs through Dodge County Jail. The ICE page gives the detainee mail format for Dodge County Jail, Wisconsin, and the sheriff's facility page gives the local jail phone. Because the Dodge Detention Facility identity is tied to federal or immigration custody, families should confirm the custody type before using county-only services or assuming local inmate rules apply.

Dodge Detention Facility Visits

Dodge Detention Facility uses the same physical jail setting as Dodge County Jail, but the sheriff's inmate-services page warns that different rules may apply for federal or ICE detainees. Friends and family should confirm the detainee's agency status before relying on a county inmate schedule. The county jail personal visit schedule is last-name based, and jail rules require inmate-submitted visitor information and Program Specialist approval before a visit.

Professional visitors may include attorneys of record, law enforcement, medical professionals, mental-health professionals, and others approved by jail administration. Professional no-contact visits may occur outside overnight hours, lockdowns, and emergencies. Contact professional visits need jail administration approval and exigent circumstances.

Dodge Detention Mail and Money

ICE identifies the detainee mail format as Dodge County Jail, Wisconsin, followed by the detainee name and A-number, then the Juneau jail address. The sheriff's inmate-services page also states that ordinary county jail postal mail moved to Smart Communications on April 13, 2026, while legal mail and money orders continue to the physical jail address. Because federal and ICE detainees may have different rules, mail and deposits should be checked against the custody agency and facility instructions before anything is sent.

The source image below comes from the sheriff's inmate-services page, which groups mail, money, federal/ICE warnings, and service-fee information.

The same source helps explain why federal and ICE families should not treat every service rule as a local county-inmate rule without confirming custody status first.

Dodge Detention Intake

Federal or immigration detention at Dodge County Jail can begin through an agency hold, transfer, or contract housing arrangement rather than a new local Dodge County arrest. The research identifies USMS, BOP, and ICE agreements, so a person may be physically present in Juneau while the controlling case is in federal court, BOP custody, or immigration proceedings. A detainer is a request or notice tied to another custody authority. It should not be confused with a local county criminal charge.

Federal locators generally do not publish mugshots, and ICE or BOP custody can mean court records are in federal systems rather than Wisconsin Circuit Court Access. There may still be a separate Dodge County Circuit Court case if the person also had local charges, but that is a separate record trail. For current custody, use the agency locator first and then call the jail when the online result does not clarify whether the person is held at the Juneau facility.

Dodge Detention Facility Context

Dodge County is unusual because the same local jail building serves local county custody and federal or immigration detention. The county jail also sits in a county with multiple state DOC facilities, including Dodge Correctional Institution, Waupun Correctional Institution, Fox Lake Correctional Institution, and John C. Burke Correctional Center. Those DOC prisons are separate from the Dodge Detention Facility channel. A sentenced state prisoner should be searched through the Wisconsin DOC locator, not ICE ODLS or the county jail phone alone.

For local custody at the same address, use the Dodge County Jail page and county/VINE channels. For ICE or federal custody, the agency channel controls. This distinction prevents a common mistake: describing ICE detainees as ordinary Dodge County jail inmates when the lookup system, court record path, mail format, and custody rules can differ.