Orange County, IN Jail Inmates

Search Inmates in Orange County, Indiana. Results May Include: Arrests, Charges, Mugshot, Booking Date, Booking Number, Status, Description, Code, Level, Count, Personal Description.

Orange County Indiana Sheriff Overview

Orange County can be found in Southern Indiana. Its county seat is Paoli. The county was created in 1816 from portions of Washington, Gibson, and Knox counties. It was named after Orange County in North Carolina by the early settlers because it was their original home county. The zip codes in Orange County are 47469, 47118, 47175, 47454, and 47140.
Sheriff Joshua Babcock is the highest ranking law enforcement officer in Orange County. You can reach him at (812) 723-2417 or via email at [email protected]. Beth Jones is the Orange County Clerk. Her office is responsible for handling voter registration and the issuance of marriage licenses and business licenses. You can reach her at (812) 723-2649.

Orange County Sheriff’s Office:
Address: 205 East Main Street, Paoli, IN 47040
Phone: (812) 723-2417
Fax: 812-723-2407

Inmate Search in Orange County Jail

The Orange County Jail does not generate a Weekly Arrest Report Online. This is the list of people currently detained in the facility. If you need to find someone who could be incarcerated here, you can get in touch with the Sheriff’s Office at (812) 723-2417.

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

Inmates at the Orange County Jail are allowed to visit with family and friends. Visitors need to sign in at least 15 minutes before the start of a visit. They will also need to provide valid photo identification as well as submit to a search. Visitors below 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Proof of guardianship may be required. All visitors need to dress appropriately. See through blouses, short shorts, sleeveless shirts, and other provocative or suggestive clothing will not be allowed. You can get the visitation hours for this facility by calling the Sheriff’s Office at (812) 723-2417.

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

The label of sex offender is given to individuals who have been found guilty of a sex offense such as rape, sexual assault, and prostitution. The law requires these offenders to be registered in the state sex offender database as well as the national sex offender database. These registries are utilized by law enforcement agencies to keep track of sex offenders in the interest of public safety. To learn about the sex offenders residing in Orange County, you can visit the Sheriff’s Alert page. Keep in mind that some offenders do not comply with the registration law. You may encounter some records that only list last known addresses.

Orange County Offender Search

Bail and Bondsman

Bail is the money or property lodged with the court for the temporary release of a pretrial inmate. The court will use the money to ensure that the defendant will return for the trial. The money/property will be returned minus court fees after the trial. However, if the defendant does not show up as promised, he forfeits the bail. A warrant for his arrest will also be issued by the court.

A defendant can also post bail through the help of a bondsman. A bail bondsman can act as a surety for the defendant for a non-refundable fee. He typically charges 10% of the bail amount. If the defendant skips bail, the bondsman will have to pay the entire bail amount to the court.