Wyandot County, OH Jail Roster

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Wyandot County Ohio Sheriff Overview

Wyandot County is located in the northern part of Ohio. Upper Sandusky is its county seat. Created in 1845, the county was named after the Wyandot Indians. The zip codes in Wyandot County are 43351, 43359, 43323, and 43330.

The highest ranking law enforcement agent in Wyandot County is Sheriff Michael R. Hetzel. The Clerk of Courts for the county is Ann K. Dunbar. Aside from being responsible for the safekeeping of court records, the Clerk of Courts also accepts bonds, calls juries, records notary commissions, administers oaths, and processes passports. You can contact this office at 419-294-1432.

Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office:

Address: 125 E. Wyandot Ave., Upper Sandusky, Ohio 43351

Phone: (419) 294-2362

Fax: (419)294-1719

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Inmate Search in Wyandot County Jail

The Wyandot County Jail does not have an online list of inmates currently incarcerated in the facility. If you wish to locate an inmate here, you can call the Sheriff’s Office at (419) 294-2362.

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

Inmates are allowed 2 15-minute visits per week. All visitors 18 years old and above must present a valid state or federal issued photo ID. Minors must be family, directly related by ancestry or marriage to the inmate, and must be accompanied by their legal guardian. A birth certificate may be required as proof of identification. All visitors must sign in, be properly attired, and are not allowed to bring personal belongings into the visiting room. All visitors are subject to a search.

The visitation schedule is as follows:

Females

Wednesdays: 1 – 2 pm, 6 – 7 pm

Saturdays: 1 – 2 pm

Males 1st Floor

Wednesdays: 2 – 4 pm, 7 – 9 pm

Saturdays: 2 – 4 pm

Males 2nd Floor

Mondays: 2 – 4 pm, 7 – 9 pm

Saturdays: 2 – 4 pm

Deposits to an inmate’s commissary account can be done using the kiosk in the lobby of the Wyandot County Jail. You will need to know the inmate’s name and date of birth, or the inmates Jail ID#. Funds can also be sent to the account by calling 1-888-277-2535 or going to https://www.govpaynow.com/gps/user/. When using these methods, you will need to provide the following information: Inmate’s name, Jail ID#, and location (Wyandot County Jail) and the pay location code (5500).

Working at Wyandot County Jail or Sheriff’s Office:

A deputy sheriff at the Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office can earn a yearly salary of $46,000 with an hourly rate of $22. His or her duties typically includes maintaining peace and order, investigating accidents and crimes, serving warrants, protecting the community, and completing any other tasks assigned by the Sheriff.

The minimum requirements for this position are:

– must be 21 years of age at the time of application

– must be a US citizen

– must have a valid Ohio Driver’s License

– must have a high school diploma or GED

– must have a basic peace officer certificate from OPOTA

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

By law, sex offenders must register any changes in their information with the County Sheriff. Sex offenders are individuals who have been convicted of a sex crime. In general, a sex crime is defined as an illegal act that involves sexual motivation such as rape, sexual assault, and sex trafficking. The County Sheriff is responsible for entering the information into the state’s sex offender registry. The federal government makes use of the same information to update the national sex offender registry. Both the state and national registries are available to the public.

To locate a sex offender in Ohio, you can use the eSORN website

Wyandot Sex Offender Search

Anyone who wishes to use the database must read and accept the disclaimer provided. Since some sex offenders may not follow the law, some information in the database may not be accurate. In some cases, the address of the offender is incomplete, listing only the block that he or she lives on.

Bail and Bondsman

Bail is the temporary get-out-of-jail-free card for individuals charged with a criminal offense. In exchange for their release while awaiting trial, the defendant must pledge a certain amount of money to the court that will be forfeit if he does not show up for his trial. A defendant who cannot make the payment required by the court for his temporary release may secure the services of a bondsman. For a fee that is usually equal to 10% of the bail amount, the bondsman will let the court know that he will be responsible for paying the entire bail amount if the defendant does not show up in court.