Maryville Treatment Center Inmate Search

Maryville Treatment Center Overview

Maryville Treatment Center is operated by the Missouri Department of Corrections at 30227 US Highway 136 in Maryville. DOC lists it as an institution serving male offenders, with program types labeled Intermediate, Long Term, and OUT. A separate DOC facility detail page identifies Warden Brenda Alley and lists the security level as minimum.

The facility is a state prison/treatment center, not a pretrial county jail. That distinction matters for inmate search: Nodaway County Jail uses the sheriff's current-inmates list for local custody, while Maryville Treatment Center residents should be checked through the statewide Missouri DOC Offender Web Search. People sentenced to DOC custody after a Nodaway County case may disappear from the county roster after transfer.

The DOC facility page for Maryville Treatment Center gives the public facility profile, including the 525-bed figure and program references.

Use that DOC facility profile for institution-level facts and the DOC offender search for person-specific status. The sheriff's roster should be reserved for current local jail custody at Nodaway County Jail.

Maryville Treatment Center Capacity and Population

DOC and the 2025 Maryville Treatment Center PREA audit list designed capacity as 525. The 2025 PREA audit gives a current population of 322, a 12-month average daily population of 316, and says the facility had not been over capacity at any point in the prior 12 months. The audit's population designation uses men/boys terminology, while DOC's public facility page identifies offenders served as male.

For longer-term context, Prison Policy Initiative correctional population data listed Maryville Treatment Center at 518 for a 2012 state-facility table. That historical number should not be used as a current count because DOC and PREA materials provide newer facility-specific figures.

How to Look Up an Inmate at Maryville Treatment Center

Use the Missouri DOC Offender Web Search for Maryville Treatment Center, not the Nodaway County current-inmates page. The DOC search covers active offenders, including probationers and parolees, and it searches first and last names including aliases. It does not provide discharged offenders, and some records may be unavailable for safety, security, or confidentiality reasons.

1. Open Missouri DOC Offender Web Search.
2. Enter first name, last name, or known alias information and complete the captcha.
3. Review active-offender results and confirm whether the listed institution is Maryville Treatment Center.
4. For status questions not answered by the locator, contact the institutional caseworker or appropriate DOC office.

Missouri MOVANS/VINELink can also provide custody and court-event notifications. BOP and ICE locators are separate systems and should be used only when the person has moved into federal prison or immigration custody.

Maryville Treatment Center Address and Contact

Use the DOC facility contact information for institution questions. Do not call the Nodaway County Jail to ask about DOC residents housed at Maryville Treatment Center; the county jail does not maintain the state prison's resident locator, visitation approvals, mail processing, or JPay deposit records.

Visiting Someone at Maryville Treatment Center

Maryville Treatment Center follows Missouri DOC visiting rules. DOC visiting requires an application and approval before a person may visit. If an application is denied, DOC rules allow an appeal within 30 days to the Deputy Division Director of Adult Institutions. The DOC facility detail for MTC lists institutional hours on Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; visitors should still confirm approval, scheduling, dress, ID, and security-screening rules before traveling.

DOC facilities are different from the Nodaway County Jail. County-jail weekend appointments, probation/parole visitor restrictions, and the county's 20-minute visit limit are not the controlling rules for this state institution unless DOC separately adopts a comparable restriction.

Mail, Phone, and Money at Maryville Treatment Center

Use Missouri DOC family and finance rules for Maryville Treatment Center. DOC money transfers use JPay electronic deposits or a mailed money order or cashier's check with a DOC deposit slip. The mailed deposit goes to the DOC Offender Finance Office, P.O. Box 1609, Jefferson City, MO 65102, and must be payable to the Missouri Department of Corrections.

Personal postal mail for Missouri adult institutions goes through the DOC Digital Mail Center in Tampa under the 2022 DOC mail procedure. Mail should include the sender's full name and address and the offender's name and DOC ID. Electronic messaging uses JPay tablets through Securus, not the county jail's Stellar Services/JailATM setup.

Reception and Treatment Placement at Maryville Treatment Center

Maryville Treatment Center does not perform street-arrest booking for Nodaway County. A person generally reaches DOC custody after sentencing or DOC placement, and then moves through state reception, classification, institutional assignment, and treatment programming. DOC lists Maryville Treatment Center program types as Intermediate, Long Term, and OUT, with statutory program references to sections 217.362 and 217.364 on the facility page.

If a person was recently arrested in Nodaway County and has not been sentenced or transferred, start with the sheriff roster and Case.net. If the court case has resulted in DOC custody, switch to the DOC locator and MTC-specific family, visiting, mail, and deposit rules.

About Maryville Treatment Center

The DOC family page says Maryville Treatment Center covers about 39 state-owned acres in Nodaway County and has eight buildings, including food services and dining, medical and chapel functions, maintenance, staff training, and other institutional areas. The facility was originally built in January 1948 as a convent for the Sisters of St. Francis and became a treatment center in 1995.

DOC says MTC has 12 programming types and 24 additional opportunities for residents to volunteer or work within or outside the facility. The 2025 PREA audit supplies recent population and capacity context and reported no over-capacity finding for the prior 12 months.