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Cuyahoga County Ohio Sheriff Overview

Cuyahoga County is located in the northern part of Ohio. Cleveland is the county seat. Residents chose the Iroquian word Cuyahoga which means “crooked river” as the county’s name. The zip codes in Cuyahoga County are 44199, 44017, 44022, 44040, 44070,

44103, 44102, 44105, 44104, 44107, 44106, 44109, 44108, 44111, 44110, 44113, 44112, 44115, 44114, 44117, 44116, 44119, 44118, 44121, 44120, 44123, 44122, 44125, 44124, 44127, 44126, 44129, 44128, 44131, 44130, 44133, 44132, 44135, 44134, 44137, 44136, 44139, 44138, 44141, 44140, 44143, 44142, 44145, 44144, 44147, 44146, and 44149.

Cuyahoga County’s chief law enforcement officer is Sheriff Clifford Pinkney. You can get in touch with him via email at [email protected]. The Sheriff’s second in command is Chief Deputy George Taylor. Captain Richard Peters oversees the operations of the specialized units within the Sheriff’s Office such as the Detective Bureau, Internal Affairs Unit, Dignitary Protection Team, and the Use of Deadly Force Team. Captain Donald Gerome, on the other hand, oversees the Narcotic Division, K-9 Division, Warrant/ISP Unit, Federal Task Force Detectives, Impact Unit, Patrol Division, Transport Unit, CCW Office, Radio Room, Motorpool, Range, and Court Security Officers.

Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Office

1215 West 3rd Street

Cleveland, Ohio 44113

Phone: (216) 443-6000

Cuyahoga County Sheriff

Inmate Search in Cuyahoga County Jail

The Cuyahoga County Corrections Center does not have an online roster of the inmates currently in custody. If you wish to locate an inmate at this facility, you can contact the Director of Corrections , Kenneth Mills, at (216) 443-6221 or the Associate Warden, Victor McArthur, at (216) 443-6125.

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

Inmates at the Cuyahoga County Corrections Center are allowed a maximum of 30 minutes of visitation each week. Each visit is allotted 15 minutes. Before a visit can be scheduled, the facility requires visitors to register online or in person (M-F, 8:30am to 4:15pm). Once registered, visitors must set an appointment one day before visitation day. Appointments can be scheduled by calling 216-698-2717 (Select option #1 and then option #6) or at the facility (M-F, 8:30am to 4:00pm).

Visitors must be 18 years old or above and have a valid state or government issued ID such as a passport or Driver’s License. Children under the age of 5 are not allowed to enter the Corrections Center. Minors must be accompanied by a registered parent or legal guardian and required to present proof of guardianship (i.e. birth certificate).

Visitors are not allowed to bring contraband such as phones, communication devices, weapons, drugs, and intoxicants into the correction center. No provocative clothing is allowed such as tank tops and bare midriffs.

Visiting Days and Times

Male & Female A-E

Monday – 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM

Wednesday – 1:30 PM to 4:00 PM

Male & Female F-K

Monday – 1:30 PM to 4:00 PM

Wednesday – 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM

Male & Female L-R

Tuesday – 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM

Thursday – 1:30 PM to 4:00 PM

Male & Female S-Z

Tuesday – 1:30 PM to 4:00 PM

Thursday – 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM

Juveniles

Friday – 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM

Friday – 1:30 PM to 4:00 PM

The Corrections Center allows inmates in the facility to receive mail. However, it should be in an embossed or metered envelope with a proper return address. It should also be addressed as follows:

Inmate Name & SO Number

Cuyahoga County Jail

P.O. Box 5600

Cleveland, OH 44101

Packages and money sent through mail will not be accepted with the exception of paperback books. Books should be purchased from a bookstore and mailed by the bookstore. Stamped mail and any mail that has been decorated in any way (the envelope and/or contents) will also not be accepted.

Inmates are typically provided with an account that can be used to receive money from family and friends for purchasing commissary items. Most jails allow money to be deposited online or via money orders and certified checks. To find out the policy of the Cuyahoga County Corrections Center regarding an inmate’s funds, you can get in touch with the Director of Corrections, Kenneth Mills, at (216) 443-6221.

Working at the Cuyahoga County Jail or Sheriff’s Office:

A corrections officer in Cuyahoga County has a starting salary of $14.57 per hour. After one year, the rate will be raised to $15.60 per hour.

Qualifications for this position are as follows:

– must be 21 years old

– have no felony convictions

– possess a high school diploma or GED

– knowledgeable in supervising inmates in a controlled environment as well as in security measures and safety practices related to the detention of felons.

The duties of a corrections officer include:

– supervising inmates in all daily activities

– reporting unusual incidents orally and through documentation

– using safety and security equipment such as alarm devices, self-contained breathing apparatus, and computer terminals.

To apply for this position with the Cuyahoga County Corrections Center,  individuals are required to create an online profile here. A drug test, extensive criminal background investigation, and civil service exam will also be part of the process.

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

In general, convicted sex offenders are required to input his or her name and other vital information into the sex offender database of the state he or she currently lives in. The federal government then compiles all the information from each state and publishes a national sex offender database as a safety resource that the public can use. Sex offenders are individuals who have been found guilty of committing or attempting to commit a sex crime. Sex crimes are generally defined as criminal acts of a sexual nature such as sexual assault, child molestation, sex trafficking, and rape.

If you want to search for sex offenders in Cuyahoga County, you can visit their eSORN Website here. Before you start your search, please make sure to read the disclaimer. The state of Ohio cannot guarantee the accuracy and completeness of the information submitted to the database. Some of your search results may turn up previous addresses of sex offenders rather than current ones. Or, you may get general addresses such as the block where the house is located but not the exact address.

Bail and Bondsman

Bail is the money or property that is pledged to the court in exchange for the temporary release of a suspect who has been charged with a crime while he or she waits for the trial to start. If the accused fails to appear before the court on the day of his or her trial, the money or property is forfeited.

In Cuyahoga County, the defendant can make use of the services of a bondsman should he or she lack the money to post bail. The bondsman will charge a fee, usually no more than 10% of the amount set by the judge. The fee, however, cannot be refunded to the accused even if the case filed against him is dropped.