Check Wyoming Facility Releases

Reconcile Wyoming Release Records

A Wyoming release inquiry can produce two valid records with different times and purposes. The Susquehanna docket records the judicial action in the local case. Wyoming's institutional record shows when staff completed the physical exit and what destination was entered. Processing, another hold, or transport can separate those events. Keep the document date, event time, agency, and identifier attached to each fact.

If Wyoming reports a destination, verify it directly. A PA DOC commitment moves the search to the statewide inmate side. A county transfer moves it to the receiving jail. Release into state parole may later appear on the Department Supervised Individual side with an actual Release Date. None of those sources establishes a Wyoming release hour or online retention rule.

For an older missing record, ask whether Wyoming still possesses the admission and release documents for the stated period. Then use the Susquehanna docket and placement record to narrow the dates. This paired approach respects each county's records boundary while preserving the custody chain.

Wyoming Facility Release Destinations

Wyoming County operates the county jail at 10 Stark Street in Tunkhannock. Susquehanna County’s current Inmate Control page names it as one of three facilities serving Susquehanna after the former county jail closed. When Wyoming County actually houses the person, Wyoming is the source for physical admission, exit time, exit disposition, and any institutional image it created.

A Susquehanna release order and a Wyoming exit are related but distinct facts. The court may authorize bail, dismiss a case, impose time served, or issue another order. Wyoming’s record shows whether and when the person left its control. The destination field then tells whether the departure was a community discharge or movement to another jail, PA DOC, court, hospital, or other authority. Follow that destination before using the word released without qualification.

Confirm a Wyoming Release

Start with full identifiers. Names alone can produce a wrong match. Use the person’s date of birth, booking or case number, OTN, SID, and approximate custody dates when known. If the physical jail is uncertain, Susquehanna Inmate Control can identify the placement before the Wyoming inquiry begins.

1. Ask Susquehanna Inmate Control whether Wyoming County was the actual housing custodian.
2. Contact Wyoming County Correctional Facility and provide full matching details.
3. Ask whether the person is currently held and, if not, request the exit date, time, disposition, and destination.
4. Search the UJS Case Search for the Susquehanna order, bail entry, sentence, or later case action.
5. Check PA SAVIN for a reported release or transfer event, while allowing for reporting lag.
6. Contact the destination agency if Wyoming reports a transfer rather than community discharge.

The Susquehanna County release search supplies the full fallback chain when one source is silent. A current-custody roster describes who is held now. It is not a permanent archive of people who left.

Note: PA SAVIN reports a custodian event, while the Wyoming jail record supplies the event’s operational detail.

Wyoming Release Records Contact

The official Wyoming County Correctional Facility page is the localized source for this jail. The research confirms its address but does not establish a facility phone, records-office hours, public roster window, mobile app, fee, or fixed release schedule. Those details should be obtained from the official page or facility and dated when used, not copied from a different jail.

For the underlying Susquehanna criminal case, use the statewide court portal or the Susquehanna Clerk of Courts. For county-held placement or transport material, use Susquehanna Inmate Control or the county records process. Dividing the request by record holder avoids asking one county to produce another county’s institutional log.

View Wyoming Facility Information

The official Wyoming County facility source shows the current receiving institution documented in the research.

The image supports facility identification only. It does not identify a person, prove present custody, or show that a particular departure ended in community release. Use the actual institutional record for those facts.

Wyoming County’s role is custodial. Susquehanna County remains responsible for its own criminal case, placement, and transport records. If both counties hold useful material, keep the documents together by person, case number, and date so the legal and physical events can be reconciled.

Request Wyoming Release Records

A focused request should seek the booking or admission record, the release sheet or log entry, and the recorded destination. Give a full name and aliases, date of birth if known, a narrow date range, and any booking, docket, OTN, or SID number. Ask for the release date and time, release type, destination or receiving agency, and booking number. If a photograph matters, request the image created for that admission with its date and associated booking number as a separate item.

Do not ask Wyoming County to interpret the Susquehanna sentence. Obtain the docket or certified order from the court source. Likewise, do not ask Susquehanna County to certify a Wyoming physical-exit time that Wyoming created. Records may be redacted, withheld under a lawful exemption, or unavailable from the first office contacted. A non-possession response identifies a records boundary, not a conclusion about custody.

Custodian

The agency holding the person or maintaining the requested record.

Disposition

The recorded outcome of the jail departure.

Transfer

Movement directly into another authority’s control.

Community discharge

Exit from custody without a direct handoff to another custodian.

Susquehanna Closure Changed Custody

The former Susquehanna County Correctional Facility closed effective March 28, 2025. The controlling county page now points families to Wyoming, Wayne, and Lackawanna. This arrangement means the place of arrest, court county, and housing county may differ. A search must find the physical jail before it can find the correct release log.

Old Susquehanna corrections pages may still describe jail services in present tense. They are not proof that the Montrose building reopened or that Wyoming follows those former practices. Current county guidance controls the placement question, and Wyoming’s current official source controls Wyoming procedures. No supported fact establishes a routine exit hour, waiting area, ride home, weekend rule, or property handoff for a Susquehanna detainee at Wyoming.

Note: The closed SCCF remains relevant to legacy records, but it creates no current admissions or releases.

Wyoming Transport Versus Release

The Susquehanna Sheriff transports prisoners to and from correctional facilities for housing and court matters. A person who leaves Wyoming in a transport vehicle may still be in custody. The movement could return the person to court, deliver the person to PA DOC, or place the person in another county. A roster change must create a destination check, not a release announcement.

Use a simple custody chain: last confirmed jail, Wyoming exit status, named destination, and destination arrival. Compare it with the Susquehanna docket. If PA DOC is named, search the inmate side of the state locator, not the county jail route. If the person later appears under state community supervision, the Department Supervised Individual side can show an actual Release Date. That field is not a projected date and does not apply to every county-jail release.

PA SAVIN can report participating county-jail, state-prison, and parole events. It is useful for timely notice, not permanent proof. For a Susquehanna case in Wyoming, the strongest physical-exit evidence remains the Wyoming disposition record, while the docket remains the durable legal record. Keep copies of the event notice, institutional response, and court entry with their update dates. If the three sources conflict, ask the record holder to explain or correct its own record rather than choosing the most convenient result.