Find Moshannon Valley Processing Center Releases

To find someone released from Moshannon Valley Processing Center, start with the federal immigration authority that held the person. A Moshannon Valley release search is not a Clearfield County jail lookup or a Pennsylvania state-prison search. ICE's current-detainee locator can show present detention, while direct confirmation from ICE or its responsible field office is needed for a claimed release. Transfer, removal, release to the community, and absence from the locator are different outcomes. None should be inferred from a missing name alone.

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Clearfield County Sheriff Chester Hawkins does not control Moshannon Valley immigration custody or release records, which belong to ICE.

Moshannon Valley Release Meaning

Moshannon Valley Processing Center is an ICE contractor detention facility in Clearfield County. It is not an annex of Clearfield County Jail. It is also outside the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections prison system. The Clearfield sheriff and county Right-to-Know officer therefore do not control its immigration custody or release records. PADOC's inmate locator does not cover ICE detainees.

A person may arrive at Moshannon Valley after ICE assumes custody from a county jail, another detention site, or a different authority. That handoff is continued custody, not community release. Later departure from Moshannon Valley could mean transfer to another ICE site, removal from the United States, release under an immigration process, or movement involving another authority. The exact event and responsible agency must be confirmed.

Important: Transfer from Clearfield County Jail to Moshannon Valley is continued ICE custody, even though county custody has ended.

Search Moshannon Valley ICE Custody

The ICE Online Detainee Locator System, often called ODLS, is the main public search for present immigration detention. It accepts a nine-digit A-number with country of birth, or an exact name with date of birth and country of birth. The A-number is the strongest route when known. Enter it as the interface directs and check the country carefully.

  1. Open ODLS and choose the A-number route when the nine-digit number and country of birth are available.
  2. Otherwise use the biographical route. Enter the exact first and last name, date of birth, and country of birth.
  3. Compare the returned identity and facility. A different detention center means transfer, not release.
  4. If Moshannon Valley appears, use the current official ICE facility page for the facility's latest contact and routing details.
  5. If no record appears, check spelling and identifiers, then ask ICE or the responsible Enforcement and Removal Operations office to confirm the person's status.

ODLS is not a released-person archive. A successful match can locate current detention at the time the system reflects it. A miss does not state that the person was released, removed, or transferred. Data entry, name form, identifier problems, another authority, or timing may all affect the result. Record the date and time checked, and do not turn silence into a custody conclusion.

The broader Clearfield County released inmate search helps identify whether county, state, federal prison, or ICE custody was last known before choosing a locator.

Note: ODLS answers present-location questions better than historical release questions, so direct agency confirmation remains essential after a miss.


Moshannon Valley Facility Record

The official Moshannon Valley Processing Center page is the controlling source for the site's current facility contact details. Research confirms the street address as 555 GEO Drive, Philipsburg, Pennsylvania. Automated access to that page was unreliable during the research sweep, so its phone number, visiting details, and office instructions were not treated as verified publication facts.

Official ICE Moshannon Valley Processing Center detainee release and contact page
The current ICE facility page should be checked directly before calling, visiting, sending documents, or arranging a pickup.

This caution is deliberate. A current government page can supersede an older directory or cached number. Use its live contact section and any listed ERO routing rather than a number copied from an unverified source. The facility page confirms the ICE detention role, but it is not a searchable history of named releases.


Moshannon Valley Release Outcomes

Several events can make a person stop appearing at Moshannon Valley. Each has a different meaning. Ask for the exact recorded disposition and the office that can confirm it. Do not substitute the phrase released whenever the known fact is only that the person is no longer at this facility.

Possible outcomeCustody meaningConfirmation route
Transfer to another ICE facilityICE detention continues at a new locationODLS and ICE/ERO confirmation
Transfer to another authorityCustody may continue outside ICENamed receiving authority and case record
RemovalAn immigration enforcement outcome, not community release in Clearfield CountyICE/ERO and immigration case documents
Release from ICE detentionICE physical custody ends, though conditions or another case may remainICE confirmation and applicable case documents
No ODLS matchInconclusive because several causes can produce no resultIdentifier review and direct ICE inquiry

A locator event belongs to one authority. Even a confirmed release from ICE does not resolve a state warrant, federal criminal case, county case, or supervision term unless the responsible source says so. Conversely, a county jail may truthfully say someone was released from its custody when the actual disposition was an ICE pickup. Read the destination field and continue the search under the receiving authority.


ICE Versus Other Release Records

The four custody paths that intersect Clearfield County should remain separate. County jail records cover the county institution. PADOC records cover state-sentenced inmates and Department-supervised people. The Federal Bureau of Prisons locator covers sentenced federal prisoners in BOP custody. ICE ODLS covers present immigration detention. A person can pass from one path to another, but no single search combines all four.

SystemUse it forDo not infer
Clearfield County JailCounty custody and its recorded release or transferThat an ICE transfer was community release
PADOC locatorState prison location or release into PADOC supervisionICE or county jail status
BOP locatorFederal BOP status and displayed Release DatePretrial USMS or ICE status from a BOP miss
ICE ODLSCurrent immigration detention locationA historic release from no result

The BOP locator may display Released or Not in BOP Custody plus a Release Date. BOP itself warns that another law-enforcement or correctional authority may still have custody and that supervision can continue. USMS pretrial custody is decentralized and has no comparable national historical release locator. If the person moved from a federal criminal case into immigration detention, follow the federal docket and ICE route rather than expecting BOP alone to explain the sequence.


Moshannon Valley Release Confirmation

For a claimed release, contact the responsible ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations office or facility through the current official page. Give the full name, A-number when available, date of birth, country of birth, and the date range in question. Ask whether the person is presently detained and, if not, which office can confirm whether the recorded event was transfer, removal, or release. Staff may restrict information, so keep the request narrow.

Immigration case documents may provide context when they are lawfully available to the requester. They should be read with the custody record, not used to guess the time someone physically left a facility. ODLS does not offer an archive of past Moshannon Valley releases. The research also does not establish a public release-feed cadence, release hour, exit procedure, property process, or standing pickup rule for this facility.

A-number
A nine-digit immigration identifier used with country of birth in the ICE locator.
ERO
ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations, the office responsible for detention and removal operations.
Detainer
A request or notice tied to another authority's interest in custody, not itself proof of final transfer or release.
Removal
An immigration enforcement outcome that must not be described as local community release.

Note: Use the current ICE page for live facility routing because a phone number was not verified in the research record.


Moshannon Valley Release Contact

The physical address is supported by the facility map and official source. The phone number is intentionally omitted because the research could not verify it from the current ICE page. Do not rely on an older directory, a commercial listing, or a number associated with a prior use of the site. Open the current government facility page immediately before making contact.

Moshannon Valley Processing Center
555 GEO Drive
Philipsburg, PA
Phone: verify on the current ICE facility page
Agency: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement contractor facility

Use ODLS first when the goal is present location. Use the responsible ERO or facility contact when the goal is a claimed release, transfer, or removal. Clearfield County's jail line, county records officer, and PADOC locator cannot authenticate ICE custody records merely because Moshannon Valley sits within the county.

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