Cumberland County Inmate Population Lookup

The Cumberland County inmate population is centered on one county jail and the records that follow a local arrest. The Cumberland County inmate population includes people held before court, short local sentences, warrant holds, and transfers waiting on another agency. To search the Cumberland County inmate population, begin with the jail roster, then use state, federal, immigration, or notification systems when custody moves. Illinois records rules and state jail inspections help explain both the population numbers and the lookup channels.

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Cumberland County Inmate Population Overview

The Cumberland County inmate population is not spread across a complex jail network. Official sources identify one local detention facility for this build: Cumberland County Jail, operated by the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office in Toledo. No separate county work-release building, regional jail, state prison, federal prison, ICE detention center, or municipal jail roster was located inside Cumberland County. Municipal arrests, such as those made by Neoga Police, are treated as county jail bookings after transfer unless the person is only held briefly before intake.

The population count changes with local arrests, first appearances, pretrial release decisions, local jail sentences, warrants, detainers, court transports, and transfers. A person can leave the county roster because of release, transfer to IDOC, another-county custody, medical or court transport, federal or ICE custody, or record suppression. That is why the lookup process has to follow the custody type, not just the county name.

The strongest local population source is IDOC's county jail inspection material. It gives capacity, building, housing, staffing, and an inspection-day custody snapshot. It does not provide a current average daily population, annual bookings, average length of stay, or a full race and age demographic table for Cumberland County Jail.


Cumberland County Inmate Population Statistics

The best sourced figures show a small rural county jail. The 2023 IDOC inspection lists Cumberland County Jail as a 33-bed facility with 27 male beds and 6 female beds. It found 13 people in custody on October 27, 2023, with 12 male detainees and 1 female detainee. The Illinois Sheriffs' Association profile also lists 33 jail beds and gives broader county context.

33 Rated Jail Beds
13 2023 Inspection Snapshot
1 Local Detention Facility
MeasureFigureSource and Date
Rated jail capacity33 total bedsIDOC 2023 inspection; Illinois Sheriffs' Association profile
Male and female capacity27 male, 6 femaleIDOC 2023 inspection
Juvenile beds0 male, 0 femaleIDOC 2023 inspection
Inspection-day population13 total, 12 male, 1 femaleOctober 27, 2023 IDOC inspection
County population10,750Illinois Sheriffs' Association Cumberland County profile
Annual bookingsNot locatedChecked sheriff, county, and IDOC sources
Current jail ADPNot locatedInspection snapshot found, not annual ADP


Cumberland County Inmate Population Makeup

The most detailed official local demographic snapshot located is the 2023 IDOC inspection-day count. It listed 12 male detainees and 1 female detainee, with no juveniles. The jail's rated design also separates male and female capacity, with 27 male beds and 6 female beds. Official race, age, pretrial or sentenced split, felony or misdemeanor split, annual admissions, and average length-of-stay breakdowns were not found in the Cumberland County source set.

Pretrial detainee
A person held before conviction or final case disposition.
Sentenced inmate
A person serving a jail or prison sentence after conviction and sentence.
Detainer
A hold or request from another agency that can affect release.
Farm-out location
A roster field for an outside holding location or transfer arrangement if used.

Cumberland County Jail Capacity

Cumberland County Jail was built in 1997. The IDOC 2023 inspection describes a compact facility with 11 double cells, one 6-person dorm, three single detention rooms, and two single holding cells. On the 2023 inspection date, the 13-person snapshot was below the 33-bed rated capacity. That fact should be read narrowly. It supports "below capacity on the inspection date," not a claim that the jail is always below capacity or that overcrowding cannot occur.

No official overcrowding order, consent decree, jail closure plan, or county-specific overcrowding litigation was located in the official-source searches. The 2023 inspection did record improvement notes, including shoes, sheets, and blankets purchased; a library television for discovery viewing; a dorm security mirror; washer purchase; phone moved to booking; cell-slider repairs; toilet repairs; a dedicated transport vehicle; and tablet plans that later aligned with Encartele/CIDNET tablet service in 2024.


Laws Governing Cumberland County Inmates

Illinois law explains why the Cumberland County inmate population is partly visible through public records and state inspection reports. FOIA is the general access law, but it is not unlimited. County jail laws and IDOC monitoring laws explain the local jail's existence, inspection, and recordkeeping context. Jail information can be public while juvenile, sealed, medical, mental-health, victim, security, or active-investigation material remains restricted.

Key statutes:

5 ILCS 140 is Illinois FOIA, the main law for public inspection and copying of non-exempt records.

730 ILCS 125 is the County Jail Act, which frames county responsibility for jail facilities and prisoner-list context.

730 ILCS 5/3-15-2 authorizes IDOC standards and annual monitoring of local jails.

20 Ill. Admin. Code Part 701 sets county jail standards for admission, orientation, release, safety, records, and medical practices.



Cumberland County Roster Fields

The current-inmate area is simpler than the past search. The past-inmate form is useful for released or recent bookings only if public access is enabled. The roster also has an agency login, which is not needed for normal public viewing and should not be treated as a public records portal.

Field LabelTypeUseNote
First NameTextCurrent or past searchHelpful after a last-name search narrows results.
Last NameTextCurrent or past searchBest first field for most searches.
Perm IdTextPast searchIdentifier field if known.
State IdTextPast searchMay help with an identified person.
Start and End DateDate textPast searchDate range for prior or recent booking search.
Books 24hrButtonRecent bookingsOfficial vendor control, subject to facility settings.

The BlueHorse roster screenshot shows the Cumberland County current and past inmate search layout.

Cumberland County inmate population roster search on BlueHorse

The screenshot documents the search interface, while live data still depends on the roster service and facility settings.


Cumberland County Inmate Record Details

A Cumberland County inmate record can include several categories of data. The profile may show name, booking number, jacket number, photo, demographic fields, charges, bonds, detainers, housing, court rows, and prior bookings if those modules are enabled. Some fields, such as FBI, INS, KOMS, Tomis, address, phone, and detainers, are sensitive or agency-style fields that may be blank or restricted for public users.

Profile AreaFields That May Appear
IdentityName, gender, DOB, height, weight, race, hair, eye color, build, nationality.
BookingBooking number, jacket number, state ID, book date, release date, arrest agency.
ChargesCode, description, type, disposition, case number, OTN, offense date.
Bond and detainerAgency, bond type, amount, status, hold description.
HousingBuilding, pod, cell, bed, and farm-out location if used.
CourtCourt, date, room, and hearing type, not the full court docket.

County Jail vs State Prison Search

The Cumberland County inmate population page must separate local jail custody from state and federal custody. A person charged in Cumberland County may start in the jail, then later be released, sentenced locally, transferred to IDOC, moved to another county, or held on another agency's detainer. A roster disappearance does not prove release.

SystemCoversDoes Not Cover
Cumberland County rosterLocal jail bookings, pretrial custody, short sentences, holds.Most sentenced state prisoners after transfer.
IDOC locatorSentenced Illinois state custody and prison records.Fresh county jail arrests.
Illinois VINECustody alerts and notification registration.Full booking sheets or court files.
BOP locatorFederal inmates from 1982 forward and BOP custody fields.All federal pretrial or local jail holds.
ICE ODLSCurrent ICE detainee search by A-number or biographic data.County mugshots or court dockets.

Cumberland County Detention Facility

Only one detention facility is part of the Cumberland County facility map. Cumberland County Jail is operated by the Sheriff's Office and holds adults arrested in the county, pretrial detainees, short-sentence jail inmates, and temporary holds. No local state prison, federal BOP institution, ICE facility, or municipal jail roster was found.

  • Cumberland County Jail - county jail for local booking, pretrial custody, local sentences, warrants, and transfer holds.

The county government sheriff page is the cleanest public contact source for Sheriff Steve Maroon, the Courthouse Square address, and the jail phone number.

Cumberland County sheriff page for inmate population contact information

The county page supports the contact details used when a roster search fails or a written records request is needed.


Cumberland County Jail Conditions

The 2024 IDOC report gives the clearest current operations picture. Medical screenings are provided by Cumberland County Health Department, mental-health screenings by LifeLinks Mental Health, and dental services by Effingham Dental Group. Meals are prepared on-site by jail staff. Encartele/CIDNET provides telephone, texting, tablets, and video visits, while Stellar Services provides commissary. GED materials come from Lake Land College, substance-abuse screenings for judge, court, or sentencing use come from Hour House, and law-library resources include Illinois Compiled Statutes through a kiosk.

For visitors and families, the useful confirmed details are narrow. On-site visits are available Wednesday and Saturday, religious volunteer phone calls and visits are available on request, and current fees or exact visit hours were not located. Call the jail before scheduling travel, mailing items, or sending money.


Cumberland County Inmate Population FAQ

How large is the Cumberland County inmate population? The best current local snapshot found is the IDOC inspection count of 13 people in custody on October 27, 2023. The jail has a rated capacity of 33 beds.

How do I search the Cumberland County inmate population? Start with the BlueHorse current inmate roster, then call the jail if the person is newly booked, released, transferred, or missing from the list.

Does Cumberland County have more than one jail? The facility map found one local detention facility, Cumberland County Jail. State, federal, ICE, and VINE systems are lookup channels, not local county facilities.

Are annual bookings published? No official annual booking total, current ADP, average length of stay, or full demographic table was located in the county and IDOC source set.

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Directions to the Cumberland County Jail

Cumberland County Jail is in Toledo around Courthouse Square. County and IDOC sources list the address as 166 Courthouse Square, Toledo, IL 62468. The Illinois Sheriffs' Association gives a practical route from I-70: use Exit 119, go south on Illinois Route 130 to Illinois Route 121, then continue into Toledo. It describes the jail as being on the southwest corner of Courthouse Square.

Address

Cumberland County Jail
166 Courthouse Square
Toledo, IL 62468
(217) 849-2571

Visitor Parking

The Illinois Courts courthouse page says free parking surrounds the square. Confirm visitor entry before arrival.

Public Transit

Illinois Courts lists Mass Ride Transit at 217-923-4079 for courthouse access.

Visitor Entry

Bring government photo ID. Do not bring weapons, contraband, recording devices, or extra property into a jail or courthouse security area.