Beaver County Inmate Search Overview
The official Beaver County pages reviewed did not show a public county jail roster search. That is the key fact for this record type. The Beaver County Jail page gives jail contacts and procedure links, but it does not publish a name-search roster for current county inmates. Beaver County inmate search checks should therefore begin with the jail phone line for local custody and then move to Pennsylvania VINE, the Pennsylvania DOC locator, and the Pennsylvania State Police Megan's Law registry when those channels fit the reason for the search.
The Beaver County Sheriff's Office is part of the jail and court-custody system because it runs courthouse security, moves incarcerated prisoners to court, and operates the Regional Booking Center at the jail. The booking center handles intake, processing, video arraignments, and data entry for state and federal systems. Those functions can create court or custody records even when the county does not place a live jail roster online.
Note: Do not use unofficial Beaver County jail roster domains as substitutes for jail, VINE, DOC, or court records.
Beaver County Jail Contact
The local point of contact for Beaver County inmate records is the jail in Aliquippa. The jail page names the warden, deputy warden, and PREA coordinator, and it links current procedure material for visits and approved medical items. For a current custody check, use the jail phone number. For court status, pair that call with the relevant docket or clerk office because custody and court-case status are not the same record.
Beaver County Jail
6000 Woodlawn Boulevard
Aliquippa, PA 15001
724-378-8177
Warden Jason Beasom, ext. 2380
Deputy Warden Matthew West, ext. 2382
PREA Coordinator Captain Pete Cipolla, ext. 7500
The same facility is tied to the Regional Booking Center. In practice, that means a person may pass through Beaver County Jail intake for booking and video arraignment even if the longer-term case path belongs in Magisterial District Court, the Court of Common Pleas, state prison, or another agency's custody channel.
Beaver County Jail Roster Fallbacks
Because no official Beaver County public jail roster portal was found, the best search method is a fallback chain. Each channel answers a different custody question. Jail staff can address local custody and facility procedures. VINE can help with custody notifications. The Pennsylvania DOC locator is for state-sentenced inmates and parolees, not people held only in a county facility. Megan's Law is for sex-offender registration, not general jail booking.
- Call Beaver County Jail at 724-378-8177 when the question is current county custody, visiting, or jail procedure.
- Use Pennsylvania VINE when custody notification or offender-status alerts are needed.
- Use the Pennsylvania DOC inmate and parolee locator for state-sentenced inmates and parolees.
- Use the Pennsylvania State Police Megan's Law registry only for registered sex-offender information.
- Search UJS docket records when the issue is a court case, charge, hearing, warrant entry, sentence, or payment history.
The Pennsylvania DOC locator page is one of the manifest sources assigned to Beaver County inmate records.
The DOC locator is useful after a Beaver County criminal case results in state custody, but it should not be treated as a Beaver County Jail roster.
Beaver County Inmate Search Fields
The research found no county roster search fields because no official Beaver County public roster was located. The field inventory below is adapted to the available official channels. It shows what a reader can reasonably prepare before calling the jail or using a state custody tool. The goal is to avoid a false negative caused by using a state locator for a county inmate, or a sex-offender registry for a general custody question.
| Channel | Search or Request Fields | Use For | Limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beaver County Jail phone | Full name, date of birth if known, recent arrest or court context | Current county custody, visiting, medical item approval, procedure questions | No official online roster was found |
| Pennsylvania VINE | Name and state custody search details available through the VINE interface | Custody status and notifications | Not a full court docket or jail booking file |
| PA DOC locator | Name or other DOC-supported locator criteria | State-sentenced inmate or parolee lookup | Does not include county-facility inmates |
| Megan's Law registry | Name, location, county, and registry filters supported by PSP | Registered sex-offender information and verification sites | Not a jail roster or arrest list |
| UJS Case Search | Docket number, participant name, OTN, complaint number, incident number, or county | Court case, charges, warrants, disposition, sentence | Custody status can lag or be absent |
Beaver County Inmate Profile Fields
A public Beaver County inmate profile page was not found in the official county sources. The available profile inventory is therefore a practical record map built from the jail page, the PREA audit facility inventory, and the related state systems. Some fields belong to facility operations, some to court records, and some to state custody records. Keep those sources separate when documenting a person's status.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Custody location | Whether the person is confirmed through Beaver County Jail, state DOC, VINE, or another official channel. |
| Booking or intake context | Regional Booking Center intake, processing, video arraignment, or law-enforcement data entry when available. |
| Inmate type | Pre-trial detainee, county sentenced inmate, state sentenced technical parole violator, ICE detainee, or work-release sentenced inmate. |
| Housing or classification | General population, work release, special needs, restrictive housing, female unit, or classification assessment status when disclosed. |
| Court identifiers | Docket number, OTN, charge, warrant event, sentence, bail, fine, cost, or restitution data from court systems. |
| Notification status | VINE custody status and alert enrollment information where the VINE channel supports it. |
| Registry status | PSP Megan's Law registration information if the person is listed in that separate registry. |
The Pennsylvania VINE portal is another successful manifest source for Beaver County inmate records.
VINE is best used as a custody-notification tool, especially when a live county roster is not available to the public.
Beaver County Booking Records
The Sheriff's Office runs the Regional Booking Center at Beaver County Jail. The center handles prisoner intake and processing for law-enforcement agencies in the county, including video arraignments and entry of information into state and federal databases. The PREA audit described a separate, private booking and intake area with teleconferencing equipment for video arraignments. Those facts matter because the first official record may be an intake or court event rather than a public roster entry.
The jail audit described a secure county jail designed as a 402-bed facility for male and female inmates. The first audit day population was 327 people, with 268 male and 59 female inmates. It identified pre-trial detainees, county sentenced inmates, state sentenced technical parole violators, ICE detainees, and work-release sentenced inmates. The facility had eight housing units, a full-size indoor gym, housing-unit recreation yards, 24-hour medical coverage, and 24-hour supervisory coverage.
| Facility Detail | Research Finding |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 402 secure county jail beds |
| Housing layout | One single-cell unit, four multiple-occupancy units, three open-bay or dorm units, and 16 segregation cells |
| Camera coverage | 116 cameras with about 95 percent coverage and 30-day retention, with no cameras in cells |
| Classification | PREA screening on admission and complete classification assessment within 48 hours |
Beaver County Jail Visits
The official visitation schedule effective June 4, 2025, places weekly visits from Wednesday through Saturday. The PDF says visits begin weekly at 0830, and it gives unit-specific morning and afternoon blocks. The afternoon note says noon to 2:30 p.m. except Saturdays, while the unit entries show noon to 1400. Use the official PDF or jail phone line before traveling because unit assignment and holiday rules can affect access.
| Day | Morning | Afternoon |
|---|---|---|
| Wednesday | SNU, 0830-1030 | Females, 12 noon-1400 |
| Thursday | Intake, 0830-1030 | RHU, 12 noon-1400 |
| Friday | Females, 0830-1030 | General Population and Inmate Workers, 12 noon-1400 |
| Saturday | Intake, 0830-1030 | General Population and Inmate Workers, 12 noon-1400 |
No visits are scheduled on New Years, Flag, Independence, Labor, Columbus and Veteran Days, Good Friday, Thanksgiving, Christmas, or the day after each of those holidays. The jail's medical item procedure allows limited medical supplies only after pre-approval by calling 724-378-8177 ext. 7510, and the person delivering items must have valid state-issued ID.
Beaver County Registry Checks
Megan's Law is a separate registry maintained by the Pennsylvania State Police. It should not be used as a broad Beaver County inmate search tool. It can be relevant when the person being researched is subject to sex-offender registration or when a verification site is needed. Beaver County verification sites listed in the research include the Beaver County Sheriff Booking Center at the jail and the State Police Beaver station.
The Pennsylvania Megan's Law registry is a successful image source assigned to Beaver County inmate records.
The registry can answer a public safety registration question, while jail custody should still be checked through the jail, VINE, DOC, or court records as appropriate.
- Beaver County Sheriff Booking Center, 6000 Woodlawn Boulevard, Aliquippa, 724-378-8177.
- State Police Beaver, 3800 Dutch Ridge Road, Beaver, 724-773-7400.
- Megan's Law registry results are not proof of current jail housing.
- Custody, sentence, and charge status may require separate jail and court checks.
Beaver County Inmate Record Limits
Beaver County inmate records can overlap with court records, warrants, bail, probation, parole, and registry data. A jail custody check tells whether a person is in the local facility or how to follow jail procedure. A criminal docket can show charges, bench-warrant entries, disposition, sentence, fines, costs, and restitution. The DOC locator can show state custody or parole status. VINE can support alerts. None of those channels alone is a complete life cycle of a case.
For charges after arrest, court outcomes, and sentencing, use the court record rather than the jail contact alone. A local custody entry can change quickly, while a docket sheet may lag recent jail movement. Juvenile matters, sealed records, expunged records, and sensitive identifiers are restricted under Pennsylvania access rules, so a missing public result may reflect law or timing rather than a false record.
Note: If safety or surrender is involved, confirm procedure with the issuing court, counsel, or law enforcement before appearing.