Pierce County Day Report Center Lookup

Pierce County Day Report Center Overview

The Pierce County Day Report Center is listed in the facility map as a work-release and jail-program access point operated through the Pierce County Sheriff's Office and Pierce County Jail. It sits on the west side of the Pierce County Jail at 555 West Overlook Drive in Ellsworth. Its phone path is 715-273-1124 option 2. The county Day Report Center PDF describes a service center for specific court, jail, probation, and fingerprinting tasks. It is not a separate housing unit, and it should not be described as a jail where people sleep overnight.

The center's role is most important when a person has a court or jail obligation but is not being lodged in a cell. The PDF lists initial-appearance court bookings for people summoned to court who were not taken into custody, electronic home monitoring hookups, court or probation drug and alcohol oral tests, court or probation DNA samples, and non-criminal fingerprinting. Those tasks can create records, fingerprints, photos, tests, or monitoring paperwork, but current custody is still checked through the jail roster and jail phone.

Pierce County Day Report Lookup

There is no separate Pierce County Day Report Center roster in the research. If a person is in custody, use the official Pierce County Jail Roster. The jail roster is a seven-day set of PDF reports, updated by the prior day at 6 a.m. If the person may be on home monitoring, the home monitoring packet says the participant remains an inmate of Pierce County Jail under sheriff and Sun Monitoring rules. That means jail staff, not a separate Day Report public roster, is the practical verification point.

1. Check the most recent Pierce County Jail roster PDF for the person's name, status, or Home Detention heading.
2. Search all seven daily roster PDFs if the person had a short jail stay or a recent release.
3. Call Pierce County Jail at 715-273-1124 option 9 for custody status questions.
4. Call option 2 only for Day Report Center appointment matters, not for a public inmate search database.
5. Use WCCA for filed court charges after an initial appearance or court booking.

Pierce County Day Report Services

The Day Report Center PDF gives a focused service list. Initial-appearance court bookings apply when a person has been summoned to court but was not taken into custody and may still need fingerprints and photos. Electronic home monitoring hookups connect jail-supervised participants to monitoring. Court or probation drug and alcohol oral tests and DNA samples are also listed. Non-criminal fingerprinting is available for employment, firearm purchases through ATF-related needs, and other applications.

Non-criminal fingerprinting is listed at $20 cash only. Because the PDF says services require an appointment, a person should not arrive without calling option 2 first. The center is a controlled jail-program access point, so the appointment rule is part of the service design, not a minor preference.

Pierce County Day Report Contact

The Day Report Center uses the jail's phone system but a different option. Use option 2 for Day Report appointment scheduling. Use option 9 when the question is whether someone is currently in jail. The Sheriff's Office general office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., closed holidays, but the Day Report PDF gives its own service hours.

Pierce County Day Report Directions

The Day Report Center's local directions are unusually specific and should be followed closely. It is on the west side of the jail, not at the courthouse and not at the main court offices on Main Street. Pull into the jail driveway, take the first right, and use the six-stall parking lot on the left for Day Report customers. The PDF says to look for the big orange arrow at the entrance. If the driver reaches the loading dock, the driver has gone too far.

Those directions matter because the Law Enforcement Center has more than one function. The main jail lobby, sheriff operations, and Day Report customer access are related but not the same entry path. For people reporting for initial-appearance booking, home monitoring, testing, or fingerprinting, the west-side Day Report entrance is the correct local destination. No public transit instruction or parking fee was found in the county sources reviewed.

Pierce County Home Monitoring

Home monitoring is one of the most important Day Report-linked programs. The Pierce County Home Monitoring packet says participants remain inmates of Pierce County Jail and are under Sun Monitoring Justice Services. The packet lists a $25 daily Sun Monitoring fee, two weeks in advance at $350, a $100 administration fee, and a $450 total due on hookup day. It also lists a $15 exact cash or money order urinalysis test. No personal checks are accepted. TurnKey inmate accounts must be paid before leaving jail.

The checklist asks for cell phone information, whether a smart phone can download apps, employment information if employed, health insurance and workers' compensation information, and the UA test payment. The agreement says the participant is responsible for dental and medical bills incurred. It forbids alcohol and illegal drugs, requires prescription drugs to be reported during booking, and allows blood, urine, oral swab, or breath testing. Rule violations can lead to return to jail, loss of good time, removal from home monitoring, new charges, a 48-hour hold or longer pending threat assessment, and continued Sun Monitoring fees.

Pierce County Day Report Visits

The Day Report Center is not a jail visiting room and does not have an inmate visitation schedule of its own in the research. Visits with people housed in Pierce County Jail use the jail's InmateCanteen video visitation process. The jail information PDF lists remote video windows daily and says onsite visitation was suspended in that PDF. If the person is on home monitoring, visiting is not managed like an in-jail visit, but the participant remains under jail and monitoring rules.

Pierce County Day Report Records

Day Report records may touch several systems. Fingerprints, photos, and initial-appearance booking steps are jail or sheriff records. Filed charges, hearing dates, and orders are court records in Pierce County Circuit Court and WCCA. Probation-related testing may involve the court or probation authority. DNA collection may be tied to a court or probation order. Non-criminal fingerprints may be tied to an employment, firearm, or application process rather than a custody case.

For older records or copies not visible online, use the Sheriff's Office open-records process and describe the record sought with precision. Include name, date, requested record type, and contact information. Wisconsin public-records law favors access to public records, but release can be limited by law, privacy, active investigations, juvenile confidentiality, victim or witness safety, or public-interest balancing. Fees and redactions should be confirmed with the custodian.

Pierce County Day Report Role

The Day Report Center fills the space between jail custody and community reporting. It lets Pierce County handle required fingerprints, photos, testing, DNA, and monitoring hookups without treating each person as an overnight inmate. That is why the facility map lists it as a work-release or program access point rather than another jail. The facility is still tied to the sheriff and jail, so rules, appointments, and monitoring consequences should be taken seriously.

People looking for a current jail inmate should use Pierce County Jail's roster and phone route. People looking for post-arrest charges should search WCCA and the Circuit Court. People looking for a home-monitoring participant may need the jail phone because home monitoring remains under Pierce County Jail authority. The local detail that matters most is simple: option 2 is for Day Report appointments, option 9 is for jail custody, and the west-side entrance is for appointment-based Day Report services.