Mountain View Correctional Facility Inmate Search. Confirm Someone Is in MDOC Custody

Yes, at apps1.web.maine.gov/online/correctionssearch. One statewide MDOC lookup serves every facility, so there's no separate MVCF search and no separate search for each custody unit. It reaches beyond the facility walls too, listing residents MDOC has boarded at a county jail, another state, or a federal facility, plus people MDOC supervises in the community on probation, supervised release, supervised community confinement, or parole.

No, and the distinction matters here. The Medium Custody Unit occupies the former Mountain View Youth Development Center building, while the Minimum Custody Unit and Community Custody housing sit in the former Charleston Correctional Facility building. A search result names the facility and stops there. Ask the resident, or call (207) 285-0880, since the unit shapes both the programs available and how a visit works.

No. MVCF keeps 20 male and female juvenile beds for young people awaiting a court date or serving a short detention sentence, and that population sits entirely outside the Adult Resident/Adult Community Corrections Client Search. This guide covers the adult side of the campus.

A sentence to MDOC is what puts someone in this system, and an arrest by itself doesn't do that. Anyone still awaiting trial is held by a county, so the jail to contact is the one in the county where the arrest happened or where the case is being heard.

Once a day. That lag is worth remembering around a transfer, a booking, or a release, since the change may not appear until the next refresh.

It's the date the resident would go home if they earned every available day of good time, which is a best case rather than a set date. Discipline can pull good time back and other factors can shift the timeline. The resident will know their real status better than the search does.

No. It's a snapshot of where someone stands with MDOC right now, in custody or under supervision, and nothing more. MDOC handles full history requests through a separate Public Criminal History Request service.

Not while the internal appeal is still open, since staff won't discuss appealable matters mid-process. Once it's resolved, classification and transfer questions go to [email protected], and discipline questions go to the facility holding the resident. General resident questions can go to MDOC's Corrections Webdesk at [email protected].

You'll still need to apply as an approved visitor and schedule a visit separately, and use MDOC's Money Deposit Service or a mailed money order to send funds. See the visitation and send-money guides for the full process.