Du Page County, IL Jail Inmate Roster

Search Inmates in Du Page County, Illinois. Results May Include: Arrests, Bookings, Criminal Record, Confinment Reason, Court Case #, Warrant #, Bond, Offense Date, Date of Birth, Description.

DuPage County Sheriff Overview

DuPage County is located in the northeastern region of Illinois with a total area of 336 square miles. It is the second most populated county in Illinois with a total population of 916,924 according to the 2010 census. The county was created from part of Cook County in 1839 and named after the DuPage River. The river was named in honor of a French fur trapper, DuPage who used to live by the river. The county seat is Wheaton. The zip codes of this county are 60502, 60504, 60515, 60514, 60517, 60516, 60519, 60523, 60522, 60532, 60540, 60555, 60559, 60561, 60564, 60563, 60565, 60101, 60106, 60108, 60116, 60117, 60126, 60138, 60137, 60139, 60143, 60148, 60157, 60181, 60184, 60186, 60185, 60188, 60187, 60190, 60189, and 60191.

Sheriff John Zaruba is the head law enforcement officer in DuPage County. His office is responsible for providing law enforcement services to the unincorporated areas of the county. You can get in touch with the Sheriff using the contact details below.

DuPage County Sheriff’s Office
501 N. County Farm Rd.
Wheaton, IL 60187
Phone: (630) 407-2000, (630) 682-7256
Fax: (630) 407-2013
Email: [email protected]

DuPage County Sheriff

Inmate Search in DuPage County Jail

The DuPage County Jail has a Weekly Arrest Report Online which contains the names of all individuals currently incarcerated in the facility. You can search the database by typing in the inmate’s last name in the text box provided. Each inmate’s record contains his complete name, booking photo, inmate #, status, description, charges, and bond information.

Weekly Arrest Report Online:

DuPage County Inmate Search

DuPage County Most Wanted

If you have information on an individual listed on this page, please call (630) 407-2400.

Important Jail Policies and Procedures

Each inmate is limited to one 30-minute visit per week. Inmates with Trusty status are allowed one 60-minute visit per week or two 30-minute visits per week. All trustees are allowed one 60-minute visit per week.

The visitation hours are as follows:

Male Inmates
Wednesday
8:00 am-10:30 am
1:00 pm-3:30 pm
Sunday
8:00 am-10:30 am
1:00 pm-3:30 pm

Female Inmates
Tuesday
8:00 am-10:30 am
Saturday
8:00 am-10:30 am
1:00 pm-3:30 pm

Visitors aged 16 and above must present a valid photo ID. Individuals 16 years old and below must be accompanied by an adult. Inmates are allowed up to 4 visitors, including children, at a time. All visitors must register 30 minutes before the visit. All belongings except for the ID must be left in the vehicle. Visitors are required to successfully pass through a metal detector. For more information about visitation, you can call 630-407-2283.

Inmates are also encouraged to correspond with family and friends. However, incoming mail containing glitter, polaroid pictures, electronic devices, phone cards, cash, checks, greeting cards, etc. will not be accepted. To send mail to an inmate, you must address it as follows:

Inmate Name, Inmate #
PO BOX 957
WHEATON, IL 60187-0957

Sex Offender Search and Lookup

A person with a conviction for a sexually oriented offense such as prostitution, child pornography, and sex trafficking is classified as a sex offender. The law stipulates that all sex offenders must have their information filed in the state sex offender registry and the national sex offender database. If you want to locate sex offenders residing in DuPage County, you can visit the Sheriff’s Alert page. Take note that you may find records that list the last known addresses of offenders but not current ones. This is because not all offenders provide their information to local law enforcement.

Dupage County Sheriff’s Alert:

Dupage County Sex Offender Search

Bail and Bondsman

The money put down as collateral with the court for the temporary release of a pretrial inmate is called bail. It serves to ensure the defendant’s return once the trial begins. If the defendant doesn’t show up in court, then bail is revoked and forfeited.

If the defendant does not have enough funds for bail, a bondsman can be paid to post a bond on his behalf. A bondsman charges 10% of the bail amount as his non-refundable fee.