Marthasville County Jail Arrangement
The official Marthasville government code refers to charges assessed by the Warren County Sheriff for apprehension or confinement in the county jail. That is the clearest documented local custody relationship. It supports routing a confinement-release question to the county jail when the person was held under this arrangement.
The code reference does not establish that Marthasville operates its own correctional facility, maintains a public released-person list, or has a distinct jail gate. It also does not prove that any named person owes a fee. Use it to identify the likely custodian, then confirm the individual booking. The Warren County record must show whether the person returned to the community, was transferred, or remained held for another matter.
| Document | What it supports | What it cannot establish alone |
|---|---|---|
| Marthasville code | County apprehension or confinement arrangement | An individual release |
| County booking record | Intake, agency, charge, holds | Departure without a movement field |
| County movement record | Actual exit time, type, destination | Completion of every later case |
| Court docket | Bond, warrant, disposition, sentence | The physical execution time |
Confirm a Marthasville Release
Start with the last known event and do not assume where booking occurred. If a Warren County weekly report includes the person, save the booking number, arrest agency, charge, bond wording, and “Agency Held For.” The report is an arrest table. It has no verified actual-release field, destination, or release reason.
- Search the sheriff’s Jail Info page for the relevant weekly arrest PDF and preserve its exact address.
- Call Warren County Jail at 636-456-4332 with the booking number and dates.
- Ask when the person physically ceased to be held, under what release or movement authority, and whether another agency received the person.
- Search Case.net for the related Warren County case and compare the case number, charge, and dates.
- If the jail reports transfer to MODOC or another custodian, verify that system’s intake or current status.
Bond or recognizance can end one local hold while a case continues. A summons may avoid or shorten detention. Time served or a court order may end a named custodial basis. Yet another warrant, detainer, or agency interest can prevent a community release. The movement destination resolves that ambiguity.
Marthasville Release Record Contact
For confirmed Warren County confinement, ask the sheriff for a releasable booking and movement/release record. State the name, approximate period, Marthasville connection, and booking number. Request booking time, actual departure time, release or transfer reason, authority, bond information, holds, and receiving agency or destination. Ask the office to identify any field it does not maintain and the basis for withholding any closed part.
Warren County Sheriff’s Department104 W. Main St., Suite A
Warrenton, MO 63383
Office: 636-456-4332
Dispatch: 636-456-7088
Records Clerk directory
The channel sweep found no dedicated sheriff records form, release email, fee schedule, or records-unit hours. The general contact page is not labeled as a formal Sunshine portal. Ask the office for the current custodian and submission method. Request electronic delivery and a cost estimate. Missouri’s three-business-day provision concerns the agency’s response or explanation, not guaranteed production by that date.
Marthasville Release Record Fields
A booking number links one person to one county intake and helps prevent a mistaken match. The arrest agency identifies who initiated the arrest, not necessarily who held the person. “Agency Held For” can reveal another authority’s interest. A bond notation supplies legal context, while the actual movement date and destination show what happened at the custody boundary.
- Recognizance
- Release based on a promise to appear rather than posted funds.
- Time served
- Completion of the custodial portion stated by the court, subject to other holds.
- Transfer
- Departure from Warren County custody into another custodian’s control.
- Final discharge
- Completion of the relevant authority, which is more than leaving one jail.
State conclusions at the source’s scope. Say “left Warren County Jail” only when a movement record supports the event. Say “to the community” only when transfer and other custody have been ruled out. If a court record shows dismissal, describe that case outcome without claiming it supplies the jail’s physical departure time.
Marthasville Release or Transfer
A county-to-MODOC movement is a transfer. Search the MODOC active Offender Search after state intake and compare DOC ID, sentence county, cause number, and assignment. Institutional assignment means confinement continued. Field supervision can mean the person later left prison on parole or conditional release while remaining under state authority.
The active search excludes discharged offenders. If a known state case no longer appears, use the MODOC current/former-offender Sunshine file or request the final-discharge record. For an ordinary Marthasville municipal matter with no state transfer, do not substitute MODOC for the county jail and court records. Likewise, federal and immigration locators should be used only when the known record points to those systems.
Marthasville Release Court Trail
Case.net may preserve the legal record after a weekly report rotates away. Search the correct Warren County division, compare dates and case identifiers, and read each disposition in context. Bond, dismissal, plea, sentence, probation, warrant, jail credit, and termination entries answer different questions. One case does not clear another case or hold.
The jail’s movement log remains the best proof of physical departure. MOVANS can corroborate a custody update from a participating provider. A receiving-agency record can prove continued custody. Together, those sources are stronger than a municipal code reference or arrest report alone for an individual release conclusion.
Marthasville Release Request Process
Missouri’s Sunshine Law supplies the local records route. Section 610.023 requires the custodian to act as soon as possible and no later than the end of the third business day after receiving a request. When records cannot be produced in that period for reasonable cause, the response should give a detailed explanation and the earliest time they will be available. If a request is denied and the requester asks for a statement, the agency must cite the specific legal basis. These rules do not promise that every field is open or that production always occurs within three days.
Ordinary paper copies up to the size described in §610.026 are capped at ten cents per page under the version effective August 28, 2025. Duplicating labor may not exceed the average hourly rate of clerical staff, and research should use the lowest-cost capable employees. Electronic or special-media work can include actual copying, necessary staff or programming time, and medium costs. Ask the current custodian to confirm the applicable rule and provide an estimate before costs arise.
Keep the request tied to one Marthasville-related booking. A booking number and date range reduce search work and the chance of a mistaken identity. Request existing fields and records rather than asking the sheriff to answer speculative questions. If another agency was the actual custodian, ask the sheriff to identify that fact so the request can follow the record to its source.
When the response arrives, compare the stated movement type with the destination. A transfer destination should not be summarized as a return home. If the response omits destination or hold information, ask whether those fields are not maintained, closed, or simply outside the first search. Keep the custodian’s wording intact.
Marthasville Release Archive Limits
No separate Marthasville long-term jail, public roster, or released-person archive was found. Warren County publishes weekly arrests rather than 24-hour or 72-hour releases. No public local release-processing hours, waiting point, property-return policy, shuttle, or county good-time rule was identified.
These negative findings direct the search toward records staff. They do not prove that an internal record or unpublished procedure does not exist. Preserve the booking number and seek the custodian’s actual movement record. Also preserve the date and time of each search, the exact status wording, and the office that supplied any telephone confirmation. Those details show which part is an agency statement and which part is an inference. The Warren County release-record route provides the wider custody search when the booking location remains uncertain.
Note: Use the full arrangement name to avoid presenting Marthasville municipal enforcement as an independently verified jail.