Sandusky County, OH Jail Roster

Lookup Inmates in Sandusky County, Ohio. Results May Include: Mugshot, Inmate Number, Offense Information, Sentence Information, Committing County, Admission Date, ORC, Degree or Felony, Status, Institution, Race, Gender, DOB, Inmate Number.

Sandusky County Ohio Sheriff Overview

Sandusky County is located in north Ohio. The county seat is Fremont. Established in 1820, the county was named after “saundustee,” the word for “water” in the Wyandot language (Native American). The zip codes in Sandusky County are 43431, 44836, 43469, 43435, 44841, 43442, 43407, 43464, 43410, 43420, and 43416.

The main law enforcement agency in Sandusky County is the Sheriff’s Office headed by Sheriff Chris Hilton. You can reach him at [email protected]. The Clerk of Courts is Tracy Overmyer. She is responsible for overseeing the safekeeping of court records. Her office also accepts bonds, calls juries, record notary commissions, administer oaths, and process fines/costs. You can reach the Clerk of Courts at [email protected].

Sandusky County Sheriff’s Office:

Address: 2323 Countryside Drive, Fremont, Ohio 43420

Phone: 419-332-2613

Sandusky County Sheriff

Inmate Search in Sandusky County Jail

The Sandusky County Jail maintains an

Sandusky Inmate List

of all the inmates currently housed in the facility. You can search the database for an inmate using his full name, book ID, jail ID, booking date range, release date range, soundex, social security number, date of birth, FBI#, and SID#. Upon clicking an inmate’s file, you will also be able to view his booking photo, the charges filed against him, the arresting agency, his housing unit, the bond type and amount, his booking history, and his list of approved visitors.

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

All visitors must produce a valid government-issued photo ID. No personal items will be permitted into the visiting area. Minors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Proof of guardianship may be required. For more information regarding visitation rules as well as the visitation schedule, please call 419-332-2613.

Working at Sandusky County Jail or Sheriff’s Office:

Part-time detention officers in Sandusky County earn a starting wage of $14 per hour. Their responsibilities include performing intake procedures, monitoring electronic security equipment, supervising lock-ups, observing visitation, performing inspections, and interacting with residents.

Applicants for this position must be at least 21 years of age, have completed secondary education, possess a valid Ohio Driver’s License, and must have first aid and CPR certifications or the ability to obtain them.

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

Sex offenders are individuals who have been found guilty of committing a sexually oriented offense such as rape, sexual assault, and sex trafficking. According to the law, these offenders must register their information with the Sheriff’s Office of the county they reside in once they have been released from their term of confinement. The state and the federal government maintain separate sex offender registries that are made available to the public to help raise community safety and awareness.

The Sandusky Sheriff’s Office publishes a list of registered sex offenders in the county

Sandusky Sex Offender Search

Before using the eSORN registry, make sure that you have read and acknowledged the disclaimer provided. This ensures that you understand that some information provided by the sex offenders are not accurate. Some search results may list previously known addresses while other results may show incomplete residential addresses.

Bail and Bondsman

An individual charged with a criminal offense can be released from jail temporarily while waiting for his trial. This is allowed with the condition that the defendant lodges money as collateral to ensure his appearance during his trial. The money is forfeited if he fails to appear at one of his scheduled court dates.

If the individual has problems coming up with the money to post bail, he can get the services of a bondsman. A bondsman usually charges 10% of the bail amount as his non-refundable fee. In exchange, he will act as a surety. The court will hold him liable to pay the entire bail amount if the defendant violates the conditions of his temporary release.