Search the Wyoming County Inmate Population

The Wyoming County inmate population is split between a small local jail system and two large state prisons in Attica. A Wyoming County inmate search starts with the county custody path for people held before trial or on local sentences, then shifts to the state prison locator after a state sentence and transfer. The Wyoming County inmate population also includes people who may move between court, jail, parole, and DOCCS systems. Search the Wyoming County inmate population by matching the right agency to the type of custody, because county jail records, state prison records, federal custody, and immigration detention use different tools.

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The Wyoming County Inmate Population

The Wyoming County inmate population has two very different meanings. The local count is the jail population at Wyoming County Jail in Warsaw, operated by the Wyoming County Sheriff's Office. The official Jail Division page says that facility holds male and female incarcerated individuals who are sentenced locally or awaiting trial, and that all people there are held under the authority of a judge or justice. It also says there are no police holds. That local point matters when a reader is trying to find someone after a fresh arrest, because the person may not be in a county jail record until the court-held jail process begins.

The physical count of incarcerated people in Wyoming County is much larger when state prisons are included. Attica Correctional Facility and Wyoming Correctional Facility are both DOCCS prisons in Attica, but neither is a county jail annex. They hold sentenced male state-prison populations from across New York. A person held at Wyoming County Jail may later become state ready and transfer to DOCCS, but a DOCCS prisoner is searched through the state locator, not through the Wyoming County jail phone line or VINE county jail path.


Wyoming County Inmate Population Statistics

The best local jail population figures in the research come from the official Wyoming County Jail Division page and the DCJS/SCOC Monthly Jail Population Trends report prepared June 1, 2026. The county page gives the jail's rated capacity. The state report gives the May 2026 average daily census and custody categories. The two DOCCS prison figures come from 2023 PREA audit reports, so they should be read as prison audit snapshots, not current county jail counts.

33 May 2026 Jail ADP
81 County Jail Capacity
3 Mapped Facilities
MeasureFigureSource / Year
Wyoming County Jail rated capacity81 incarcerated individualsWyoming County Jail Division, current page accessed June 2026
Wyoming County Jail average daily census33DCJS/SCOC monthly jail population report, prepared June 1, 2026
Attica CF designed capacity / audit population2,143 / 1,636DOCCS Attica facility page and June 2023 PREA audit
Wyoming CF designed capacity / audit population1,418 / 1,000DOCCS Wyoming CF page and June 2023 PREA audit

The official Jail Division page shows the local jail as the county's primary custody facility.

Wyoming County Jail Division inmate population page

The screenshot supports the local capacity, jail address, services, and HALT Act reporting context used for Wyoming County Jail population sections.



Who Is Counted in Wyoming County Jail

The May 2026 DCJS/SCOC categories show why a jail roster search can be confusing. The largest local group was other unsentenced incarcerated individuals. That category includes people awaiting arraignment, trial, or sentencing, plus parole violators re-arrested for a new crime. Sentenced local jail inmates made up a smaller part of the count, while state readies, technical parole violators, civil custody, and federal custody were separate fields.

CategoryMay 2026 ADPShare of in-house count
Other unsentenced21About 64 percent
Sentenced11About 33 percent
Technical parole violators2About 6 percent
State readies1About 3 percent
Federal and civil00 percent

Note: The research did not locate a current official Wyoming County jail demographic dashboard by age, race, ethnicity, or sex.


Wyoming County Jail Capacity

With a rated capacity of 81 and a May 2026 average daily census of 33, Wyoming County Jail was at about 41 percent of rated capacity for that month. The November and December 2025 peak of 49 was about 60 percent. Those numbers are useful for the broad Wyoming County inmate population picture, but they do not prove every unit had spare space every day. Classification needs, medical separation, sex separation, court status, and security limits can affect usable beds inside any jail.

The research did not locate a recent county jail consent decree, new jail construction bond, or county jail overcrowding lawsuit in the reviewed official and high-reliability sources. The county jail page does post monthly HALT Act reporting links beginning in 2025, which gives a local trail for segregated-confinement reporting. That reporting is separate from the DCJS/SCOC monthly population report.


Laws Governing Wyoming County Jail Data

New York law gives readers a records path, but it does not make every jail detail public on demand. Public Officers Law Article 6, the Freedom of Information Law, is the main framework for agency records. Public Officers Law 87 covers access and exemptions, while Public Officers Law 89 covers response procedures, appeals, and privacy handling. For jail standards and population reporting, 9 NYCRR 7000.1 describes the State Commission of Correction role over local correctional institutions.

Key Statutes:

Public Officers Law Article 6 is New York's FOIL framework for requesting sheriff, jail, and other agency records unless an exemption applies.

Public Officers Law 87 sets the access rule for agency records and allows denial or redaction for listed reasons.

Public Officers Law 89 covers FOIL timing, appeals, and privacy issues.

9 NYCRR 7000.1 describes SCOC authority over county jail standards, inspections, and statistical reporting.


Wyoming County State Prison Population

Attica Correctional Facility and Wyoming Correctional Facility dominate the number of incarcerated people physically housed in Wyoming County. Their combined 2023 PREA audit populations were 2,636, compared with a May 2026 county jail average daily census of 33. That comparison should not be read as a county-court incarceration count. DOCCS prisons receive sentenced prisoners from across New York State, while Wyoming County Jail houses the local jail population under court authority.

FacilitySystemLookup pathWho is held
Wyoming County JailCounty jailVINE and jail phone fallbackPretrial, local sentenced, state-ready, parole violator, and other court-held adults
Attica Correctional FacilityDOCCS state prisonDOCCS incarcerated lookupSentenced male state prisoners
Wyoming Correctional FacilityDOCCS state prisonDOCCS incarcerated lookupSentenced male state prisoners


Wyoming County Custody Search Fields

The VINE interface is dynamic, so exact field labels can vary by device and workflow. The research captured the practical fields a Wyoming County jail custody search is likely to use. The key point is that VINE is name and custody-status oriented. It does not document a Wyoming County booking-number format, and it does not promise public mugshots, bond amounts, or housing units for this county.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
State / locationDropdown or state landing selectionUsually yesUse New York, then narrow to Wyoming County if available.
NameTextUsually yesUse first and last legal name where available.
Offender ID / numberTextOptional if knownVINE may support identifying-number searches, but no Wyoming County booking-number format was found.
Facility / agencyDropdown or filterOptionalIf shown, choose Wyoming County Jail or Wyoming County, NY.
Register for notificationForm workflowOptionalVINE supports phone, email, or TTY notification registration.

Past Wyoming County Inmate Records

Released and older Wyoming County inmate records are harder to find online because the researched county path is a current custody-status and notification tool, not a public archive. For booking records, arrest paperwork, or a booking photo not provided routinely, contact the Sheriff's Office or Jail Division and use a written FOIL request if needed. A useful request names the person, gives a date of birth if known, identifies the arrest or booking date, names the record type, and says whether inspection or copies are requested.

Under statewide FOIL process guidance, an agency must acknowledge a reasonably described written request within five business days. Copies may carry the baseline per-page or actual-cost fees allowed by law. Records can also be withheld or redacted for law-enforcement, privacy, sealed-record, safety, or other statutory reasons. For the court side of a past case, WebCriminal, County Clerk channels, CHRS, and DCJS RAP-sheet paths may be more useful than the jail custody tool.


What Wyoming County Inmate Records Show

A Wyoming County VINE result is narrower than a full sheriff roster profile. It can help confirm custody status and notification options, but the official county page does not state that VINE publishes a full charge list, bond amount, housing unit, booking photo, or release paperwork. Treat VINE as the quick custody-status check, then use jail, FOIL, and court channels for deeper records.

FieldWhat It Shows
NameIdentifies the custody record by legal name.
Custody statusShows whether custody-status information is available through VINE.
Agency or facilityMay show the county jail or agency context.
Notification optionsAllows phone, email, or TTY custody-status alerts.
Charges and bondNot documented on the county VINE page as full public roster fields.
MugshotNot documented as published by Wyoming County or VINE in official county material.

County Jail vs DOCCS Lookup

Wyoming County inmate lookup depends on the custody system. A person in the Warsaw jail is in local custody, usually before trial, on a local sentence, waiting on transfer, or held on another court-related basis. A sentenced state prisoner is in DOCCS custody and searched through the New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision locator. A federal inmate is searched through BOP after designation, while ICE detention uses ICE's locator.

Custody typeWhere to searchBest for
County jail custodyNew York VINE and jail phone fallbackCurrent Wyoming County Jail status and notifications.
Sentenced state prisonDOCCS incarcerated lookupAttica, Wyoming CF, and other state prisons.
Federal prisonBOP inmate locatorFederal inmates from 1982 to present.
Immigration detentionICE Online Detainee LocatorAdult immigration detainees in covered ICE custody.

Wyoming County Custody Terms

Jail and prison terms often sound alike but point to different records. These plain-language definitions help separate the local jail record from court and prison records.

State ready
A person sentenced to state prison but not yet transferred from county jail to DOCCS.
Technical parole violator
A person held on a parole warrant for alleged violations of parole conditions.
Remand
A court order holding the person in custody instead of releasing them.
Detainer
A hold from another agency that can prevent release even after local bail is addressed.
FOIL
New York's Freedom of Information Law process for requesting agency records.

Wyoming County Detention Facilities

The facility map has one local jail and two state prisons. The primary county inmate population page should keep those systems separate because each one answers a different search question.


Wyoming County Inmate Population FAQ

How big is the Wyoming County inmate population?

For the local jail, DCJS/SCOC reported a May 2026 average daily census of 33 at Wyoming County Jail. For people physically incarcerated in Wyoming County, the number is much larger because Attica CF and Wyoming CF are state prisons located in the county. Their 2023 PREA audit snapshots listed 1,636 and 1,000 people, respectively.

How do I search Wyoming County inmates?

Start with Wyoming County's VINELink page and the New York VINE search path for current county jail custody. If the person does not appear, call Wyoming County Jail at 585-786-8808. Search DOCCS for sentenced state prisoners, BOP for federal prisoners, and ICE for immigration detention.

Does Wyoming County publish mugshots online?

The research did not locate an official Wyoming County online mugshot gallery or full booking-photo roster. Booking photos may exist as jail records, but access should be treated as a Sheriff's Office or Jail Division request under New York FOIL.

Can released inmates be searched?

VINE is mainly useful for current custody status and notification. For released or older booking records, contact the jail or Sheriff's Office and make a written FOIL request if routine help does not provide the record. Court case records may remain available through WebCriminal, the County Clerk, or CHRS depending on the case and sealing status.

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Directions to the Wyoming County Jail

Wyoming County Jail is at 151 N Main Street, Warsaw, NY 14569, in the county public-safety and government center area near the Warsaw village grid around North Main Street and Court Street or West Buffalo Street. Visitors traveling through Warsaw on NY-19 should follow Main Street into the village center area and look for the county public-safety building on North Main Street.

From U.S. Route 20A, use the Main Street corridor in Warsaw and continue to the jail address. The research did not locate official visitor-parking rates, transit routes, or a separate visitor-entry map, so confirm those details with the jail before traveling for a visit, bail payment, or records matter.

Address

Wyoming County Jail
151 N Main Street
Warsaw, NY 14569
585-786-8808

Visitor Parking

Official visitor parking details and rates were not located in the county jail materials. Confirm parking before arrival.

Public Transit

No official jail visitor transit route was located in the researched county jail materials.

Visitor Entry

Bring valid identification and leave unnecessary belongings outside the secure area. Facility rules may limit entry for safety and order.