Where it stands
Kent County · 10 facilities on this plate
Particulars
- Type
- County jail
- County
- Kent County
- State
- Rhode Island
- Country
- United States
- Court
- Kent County Court
Also in Kent County
- West Greenwich Police DepartmentPolice department
- East Greenwich Police DepartmentPolice department
- Coventry Police DepartmentPolice department
- Kent County Sheriffs Office / Kent County JailSheriff's office
- Warwick Police DepartmentPolice department
- West Warwick Police DepartmentPolice department
- Community College of Rhode Island Police DeptSpecial jurisdiction police
- Theodore Francis Green Airport Police DepartmentSpecial jurisdiction police
- Rhode Island State Fire Marshal - Arson InvestigationsSpecial jurisdiction police
Frequently asked
Where is Kent County Jail located?
Kent County Jail is at 222 Quaker Lane, Warwick, RI 02886 (Kent County, Rhode Island).
How do I find out if someone is held at Kent County Jail?
Use the agency's official inmate lookup or call the facility. Official agency records are the final authority on custody status.
What are the visiting rules at Kent County Jail?
Visits usually have to be booked in advance, and visitors bring official photo identification. Rules differ from one facility to the next, so contact Kent County Jail before travelling.
How do I send a letter to someone at Kent County Jail?
Address the envelope with the person's full name and booking or inmate number, followed by Kent County Jail, 222 Quaker Lane, Warwick, RI 02886. Many facilities only accept plain letters and photos, so check its mail rules before sending anything else.
What area does Kent County Jail belong to?
Kent County Jail is in Kent County, Rhode Island. Kent County has its own page in the atlas with every facility in the area.
What are the GPS coordinates of Kent County Jail?
Kent County Jail is at 41.6918° N, 71.5005° W. The map on this page and the directions link open the exact spot.
What kind of facility is Kent County Jail?
Kent County Jail is a county jail run by the county sheriff's office. County jails hold people awaiting trial and those serving short sentences, usually under a year.