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Darke County Ohio Sheriff Overview

Darke County is in eastern Ohio with Greenville as its county seat. Formed in 1809, the county was named after a hero of the American Revolution, General William Darke. The zip codes in Darke County are 45310, 45382, 45388, 45390, 45328, 45332, 45331, 45846, 45346, 45348, 45347, 45350, 45352, 45351, 45358, 45362, 45304, and 45303.

The Sheriff of Darke County serves as the chief law enforcement agency in the county. Toby L. Spencer currently holds the position. You can get in touch with him by calling

(937)548-2020 or via email at [email protected]. The second in authority within the county is Chief Deputy Mark Whittaker who can be reached via email at [email protected]. The head of the Corrections Division in the county is Captain T.B. Bruner. You can contact him through his email at [email protected].

Darke County Sheriff’s Office

5185 County Home Rd.

Greenville, Oh. 45331

Phone: (937) 548- 3399

Fax: (937) 548- 9235

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Inmate Search in Darke County Jail

The Darke County Jail provides an online copy of their current jail roster. You can view the list

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The Darke County Correctional Facility has a holding capacity of 36 inmates, located just outside of Greenville, Ohio.

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

Inmates incarcerated at the Darke County Correctional Facility are encouraged to have visitors. Each inmate is allowed two 15-minute visits each week, one visit each designated visitation day and a maximum of two visitors per visit. Inmates are responsible for filling out their visitation list and submitting it for approval. No more than 4 names are allowed on a visitation sheet. If an inmate wishes to change a name on the sheet, he will have to do this on Fridays only. Visitors not listed on the approved visitor list will not be allowed entry.

Visitors are not allowed to bring any items inside the visitation booths such as photos, phones, and bags. No provocative clothing is allowed such as mini skirts, tank tops, and revealing clothes. Children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian unless he or she is a legal spouse. A photo ID must be presented to the jail staff if the visitor is 16 years of age or older.

Visitors need to keep in mind that they may be subject to a search upon entering the facility.

Sundays- 1 PM to 4 PM     

Wednesdays 1 PM to 4 PM and 7 PM to 9:30 PM

Inmates at the facility are allowed to receive mail. However, all incoming mail will be opened and inspected for the presence of contraband by the staff. Photos sent to inmates will not be accepted. To send mail to an inmate, please address it as follows:

[Inmate’s Name]

5185 County Home Rd.

Greenville, Oh. 45331

Inmates are also allowed to receive money for commissary purchases, jail fees, and medical fees. To find out more about sending commissary funds to an inmate at the Darke County Jail, please contact Captain Bruner at 937-548-3399 or [email protected].

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

In Ohio, some counties offer a starting salary of $25.72 per hour for the deputy sheriff position.

The highest pay offered for this position is $31.83 per hour.

To apply for a deputy sheriff position in Darke County, you will need to meet these minimal requirements:

– at least 21 years old at the time of application

– must have a high school diploma or GED

– must have certification from the Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy

– must undergo a written exam, oral interview, physical examination, psychological evaluation, and an extensive criminal background check.

If you wish to inquire about becoming part of the Darke County Sheriff’s Office, you can get in touch with them 937-548-3399 or drop by their office at 5185 County Home Rd., Greenville, OH 45331.

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

In most cases, individuals convicted of a sex-related crime (also called sex offenders) are mandated by law to register on the sex offender database of the jurisdiction they live in. Their name and other information will also be published in the National Sex Offender Registry that is maintained by the US Department of Justice. Both systems are open to the public as a safety resource.

The definition and laws governing sex crimes differ in every state. In general, sex crimes are illegal acts that are sexually motivated and committed against another person. While there are differences in how some states would classify certain crimes, there are certain crimes that are widely accepted as sex crimes such as rape, sex trafficking, sexual assault, and child molestation. In some states, unlawful imprisonment of a minor and public urination are also considered sex crimes.

If you want to check for sex offenders living in Darke County, you can visit the Darke County eSORN Website

Darke Sex Offender Search

Please make sure to read the disclaimer carefully before proceeding to the database. While the state of Ohio believes that all information entered into the database is reliable, in no way can they guarantee that it is completely accurate. In some cases, you may get information that has not been updated such as the previous address of a sex offender. Another example are vague information such as the listing of the block the offender resides in but not the exact address.

Bail and Bondsman

The court allows the temporary release of an accused individual from custody or jail through the posting of bail. Bail is the money or form of property that is held by the court in collateral to ensure that the accused individual appears on the day of his or her trial. If he or she fails to do so, the money or property pledged to the court is forfeit.

If you are arrested in Darke County and require assistance in posting bail, you can get the services of a bondsman. A bondsman will post your bail and arrange the necessary paperwork for your release. In return, you will pay him or her a non-refundable fee which should be no more than 10% of the bail amount.