Cook County Law Enforcement Center, MN Inmate Search, Visitation Hours

Updated on: February 7, 2024

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Cook County County can be found in the Minnesota area. Grand Marais – is the county seat. Cook County has a total population of 5398 and was formed in 1874.

Cook County County has a total area of 1,452 square miles. The zip codes in Cook County County are 55604, 55605, 55606, 55612, 55613, 55615.

Cook County Sheriff’s Office:

The Cook County Sheriff, Patrick S. Eliasen, is the head law enforcement officer in the Cook County county. You can reach him by calling 218-387-3030.

Address: 143 Gunflint Trail, Grand Marais, Minnesota, 55604, 55604, 55605, 55606, 55612, 55613, 55615.

Fax:

Phone: 218-387-3030

Cook County Arrest Warrants

Cook County Child Support Warrants

Cook County Law Enforcement Center is located in Cook County County, Minnesota state. The specific address of the Cook County Law Enforcement Center is 143 Gunflint Trail, Grand Marais, MN, 55604. The Cook County Law Enforcement Center is a correctional facility that house approximately 3,000 inmates and receive an average annual booking of 60,000. The Cook County Law Enforcement Center is divided into male units and female units. In case of any inquiries, you can dial 218-387-3030, 218-387-3124, the Cook County Law Enforcement Center information line, or fax at or fax218-387-3032.

Jail History and Structure

In 1983, a criminal justice center was constructed in downtown Grand Marais. The justice center houses the Cook County county sheriff, Grand Marais police department offices, and the Cook County Law Enforcement Center. The Cook County county sheriff is the general overseer of the Cook County Law Enforcement Center. Originally, the Cook County Law Enforcement Center could house approximately 1763 inmates.

Over the years, the Cook County Law Enforcement Center has undergone numerous modifications and eventually became one of the largest facilities in the Cook County county.

Juvenile Detention Center

It is part and parcel of Cook County Law Enforcement Center but deals with the detention and correction of offensive youths. The Cook County Law Enforcement Center has a 143-bed capacity. Counselling, health assessments, recreation, education, and intervention services are provided to the youth held at the Cook County Law Enforcement Center.

The Cook County Law Enforcement Center comprises three units: the girl’s detention unit, the boy’s detention unit, and the detention control center. During working hours, the staffing ratio is 1 to 10, and during sleeping hours, the ratio is 1 to 12. The youth detained in the Cook County Law Enforcement Center is engaged daily to mitigate any room for idleness. Upon the arrival of any youth at the Cook County Law Enforcement Center, he or she will be informed of the charges and rights.

Jail Medical Facilities

The Cook County Law Enforcement Center has medical facilities to promote the well-being of the inmates. In 2004, a mental health unit was established at the Cook County Law Enforcement Center. This medical unit aims at handling any mental illness among the Cook County Law Enforcement Center inmates. In 2011, a suicide precaution unit was established. This unit was meant to cater to Cook County Law Enforcement Center inmates who attempted suicide at one point. The unit comprises special cells where the Cook County Law Enforcement Center inmates participate in daily group activities, contact their loved ones frequently and attend therapy sessions. There is also a general medical facility at the Cook County Law Enforcement Center where inmates can seek medication when unwell.

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Visitation Rules and Prohibited Items

You need to dress appropriately while visiting the Cook County Law Enforcement Center inmate; hence transparent and tight clothes are prohibited at the Cook County Law Enforcement Center. You will be prohibited from visiting an inmate at the Cook County Law Enforcement Center if you have been arrested within the past year.

Some of the prohibited items at the Cook County Law Enforcement Center include manicure kits, nail clippers, glass bottles, metallic bottle openers, and any other material that may trigger violence within the Cook County Law Enforcement Center.

The Cook County Law Enforcement Center is under tight security 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Whether you are an inmate or a visitor, ensure you adhere to all the Cook County Law Enforcement Center rules to avoid quarrels and disagreements with the Cook County Law Enforcement Center authorities. You can learn more through the Cook County Law Enforcement Center’s prison website.

Visiting Hours

Monday: 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Tuesday: 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Wednesday: 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Thursday: 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Friday: 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Saturday: 7:30 Am to 2:30 PM
Sunday: 7:30 Am to 2:30 PM

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