Glen Burnie Jail Roster

The Glen Burnie jail roster falls under Anne Arundel County, which runs two detention facilities for the area. Glen Burnie does not have its own jail or booking center. All arrests made in Glen Burnie go through Anne Arundel County's system. The county operates the Jennifer Road Detention Center in Annapolis for pre-trial holds and the Ordnance Road Correctional Center right in Glen Burnie for sentenced inmates. You can search for people held at both facilities through the county's online inmate locator. This tool lets you look up inmates by name or jail ID number and shows charges, court dates, and bail info.

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Ordnance Road Correctional Center

The Ordnance Road Correctional Center sits at 600 East Ordnance Road in Glen Burnie, MD 21060. This is a medium-security facility built in 1998 that holds sentenced inmates serving 18 months or less. It has a capacity of 432 inmates. The center also runs work release programs for people nearing the end of their sentences. You can reach Ordnance Road by phone at (410) 222-6350 or (410) 222-4900.

The Ordnance Road Correctional Center page on the Anne Arundel County website has more details about this Glen Burnie facility. Below is a look at how that page appears.

Ordnance Road Correctional Center Glen Burnie jail roster

Ordnance Road offers a full range of programs for inmates. These include substance abuse counseling, educational classes, religious services, and mental health support. Self-help groups like AA meet at the facility. Work release lets qualifying inmates hold jobs outside the facility during the day. Visitation at Ordnance Road allows three 30-minute visits per week, with up to three visitors at a time. Contact visits are possible for some program participants in the Glen Burnie facility.

Facility Ordnance Road Correctional Center
Address 600 East Ordnance Road, Glen Burnie, MD 21060
Phone (410) 222-6350
Type Medium security, post-conviction, work release
Capacity 432 inmates

Jennifer Road Detention Center

The Jennifer Road Detention Center handles all initial bookings for Glen Burnie arrests. It is located at 131 Jennifer Road in Annapolis, MD 21401. This is a maximum-security intake and pre-trial detention facility with a capacity of about 631 inmates. Built in 1966, it serves as the central processing point for everyone arrested in Anne Arundel County. Call (410) 222-7015 to reach the facility directly.

People arrested in Glen Burnie are taken to Jennifer Road first. A commissioner sets bail or decides on release. If the person stays in custody, they remain at Jennifer Road until their case moves through the courts. Those who get convicted and receive sentences of 18 months or less may transfer to the Ordnance Road facility back in Glen Burnie. Longer sentences lead to a transfer to a state facility under the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.

Visitation at Jennifer Road is more limited than at Ordnance Road. Inmates get two personal visits per week, each lasting up to one hour (or 30 minutes when it is busy). Only two visitors can come at the same time. All visits are non-contact. Attorney visits are allowed around the clock at Jennifer Road.

Glen Burnie Jail Roster Records

The Glen Burnie jail roster records are public under the Maryland Public Information Act (Gen. Prov. § 4-201). This law gives anyone the right to ask for government records, including booking data, arrest logs, and detention documents. Anne Arundel County must respond to your request within 30 days. The first two hours of staff time are free. After that, the county can charge for the work.

To file a formal records request for Glen Burnie jail roster data, use the Anne Arundel County PIA portal. You can submit your request online and pick the topic that fits. The detention facilities records section covers booking photos, inmate records, and visitation logs. Be as specific as you can. Include the person's full name, dates, and any booking numbers you have. Copies cost 50 cents per page plus postage, though there is no charge when the total comes to a dollar or less.

Certain records are not open to the public. Medical and mental health files stay sealed. Disciplinary reports, security classification papers, and victim information are also off limits. Juvenile records from Glen Burnie or anywhere in Anne Arundel County are never released to the public under Crim. Proc. § 10-222.

State Search Tools for Glen Burnie

If someone arrested in Glen Burnie has been moved to a state prison, the county jail roster won't show them anymore. Use the DPSCS Incarcerated Individual Locator to search state facilities. You need a first and last name. This tool covers all Division of Correction facilities and Patuxent Institution. It does not include people who have been released.

VINELink is a victim notification system that also works as an inmate search tool for Glen Burnie and all of Anne Arundel County. Search by name, ID number, or case number. You can sign up for alerts when an inmate's status changes. Call 1-866-634-8463 to use the phone version. The Maryland Judiciary Case Search is another free option. It shows court records and may note if someone is marked as detained or in custody from a Glen Burnie arrest.

Note: The DPSCS locator only shows people currently in state custody, not those who have been released or are in county jails.

Contacting Inmates from Glen Burnie

Phone service at Anne Arundel County facilities uses ICSolutions. Inmates can make collect calls or use a prepaid account. Calls run from 7:00 a.m. to midnight on Sunday through Thursday, and 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. Each call has a 20-minute limit. Call ICSolutions customer service at 1-888-506-8407 if you need to set up an account or have issues with calls from someone in the Glen Burnie area facility.

All mail sent to inmates goes through inspection. Do not send cash, money orders, stamps, books, greeting cards, or blank paper. These items count as contraband under the facility rules. Photos must come from an approved vendor. If you need to send clothing for a Circuit Court appearance, drop it off between 7:00 and 9:30 p.m. Inmates can order from the commissary once per week. Those without funds get a free hygiene kit each week.

Scam Alert: Families of people held at Anne Arundel County facilities are being targeted by callers who pretend to be security supervisors and offer early release or bail for a fee. This is a scam.

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Nearby Cities

These cities near Glen Burnie are also served by Anne Arundel County or neighboring county jails. If the person you are looking for was not booked through Glen Burnie, try one of these areas.