Corrections
The Department of Corrections provides for the public safety by the detention and confinement of arrestees, pretrial detainees and convicted offenders in safe and secure facilities; monitors alternatives to incarceration; and prepares incarcerated individuals for community reentry.
Case Search
Certain records are available for public inspection, according to Federal and State status and the rules governing the Courts of the State of Maryland.
Search CasesLocator
The Locator enables users to look up the housing location, future court dates and bail information of incarcerated invidual's committed and currently housed at the Talbot County Detention Center.
Search DatabaseVisitation
See visiting hours and rules for visitation for the Talbot County Corrections Facility.
Learn MoreCommissary Deposits
Hygiene items, clothing, and a variety of snack foods are available for purchase on a non-cash basis through the Commissary.
Additional funds may be added to an incarcerated individual's account after intake.
Learn MoreCalendar
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Latest Department News
Employee Honored for 33 Years of Service at Department of Corrections
12/01/2023
Category: Corrections
Lt. Howard G. Williams retired from Department of Corrections, and staff honored his many years of service in a celebration last week.
Read MoreTalbot County Detention Center to Host Hiring Fair
06/08/2023
Category: Human Resources Corrections
Talbot County Department of Corrections will host an open house and hiring fair on Saturday, June 10th from 11AM to 2PM.
Read MoreDepartment of Corrections Announces Employee of the Year During National Correctional Officers and Employees Week
05/10/2023
Category: Corrections
The Talbot County Department of Corrections joined the Talbot County Council to announce the 2022 Employee of the Year during the Council’s regular meeting on May 9, 2023.
Read MoreCorrections Case Manager Helps Talbot County Detention Center Inmate Get Her Diploma
09/28/2021
Category: Human Resources Corrections
Although small in stature, Amanda Tondin, a Case Manager with the Talbot County Department of Corrections, commands respect from her peers and has a huge heart for the inmate population she serves. Recently she helped an 18-year-old female inmate get her high school diploma – an important completer step toward the inmate’s future.
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