Dickson County, TN Jail Inmates

Lookup Inmates in Dickson County, Tennessee. Results May Include: Arrest Records, Mugshot, IDN#, Case #, Document Type, Booked/Served, Charges, Court Date, Case, Division, Court Event, Court Role, DOB, Address, Race.

Dickson County Tennessee Sheriff Overview

Dickson County is located in the western region of Tennessee. Founded in 1803, it was named in honor of a Nashville physician who represented Tennessee in the United States Congress, William Dickson. The county seat is Charlotte. The zip codes in Dickson County are 37029, 37165, 37036, 37181, 37187, 37056, 37055, and 37025.

Sheriff Jeff Bledsoe is the chief law enforcement officer in Dickson County. You can reach him via email at [email protected]. The Chief Deputy of the Sheriff’s Office is Jerone Holt. He serves as the Sheriff’s second-in-command, overseeing the operations of the different divisions in the department. The Patrol Captain is BJ Gafford. The Criminal Investigations Division is headed by Randy Starkey. You can reach the command staff of the Sheriff’s Office by calling 615-789-4130.

Dickson County Sheriff’s Office:

Address: 140 County Jail Drive, Charlotte, TN.  37036

Phone: 615-789-4130

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Inmate Search in Dickson County Jail

The Dickson County Jail does not have an online list of the inmates currently incarcerated in the facility. To locate an inmate here, you can contact the jail at 615-789-4109. You can also drop by the facility to inquire. The jail is located at 150 Doyles Hill Dr, Charlotte, TN 37036.

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

Most inmates at the Dickson County Jail are allowed to have their family and friends visit. All adult visitors must possess a valid photo ID. Minors must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian. Proof of guardianship may be required. All visitors are expected to wear appropriate clothing – nothing torn or revealing. You can get the visitation schedule by calling the jail at 615-789-4109.

To deposit money into an inmate’s account, you can go online here or call the 1-855-Vend-Eng toll free number.

Working at the Dickson County Sheriff’s Office

An entry level patrol deputy who is non-certified can earn an hourly salary of $15.26. Once the deputy has become certified, the rate is increased to $17.14. A patrol deputy’s responsibilities include maintaining peace and order, protecting and preserving property and life, and responding to incidents and complaints received from Dispatch.

To apply for this position, you can download the application form here. Once completed, you can deliver the application in person to the Sheriff’s Office between the hours of 8am to 4pm, Monday through Friday. You can also mail it to 140 County Jail Drive, Charlotte, TN 37036.

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

Federal law states that all sex offenders must be registered with the state and national sex offender registries in the interest of public safety. A sex offender is defined as a convicted individual whose crime is classified as a sexually motivated crime such as rape, sexual assault, and child pornography. The sex offender database of Tennessee is accessible to the public here. Keep in mind that you may yield search results showing last known addresses of sex offenders. This is due to some offenders’ non-compliance with the registration law.

Bail and Bondsman

Bail is when a charged individual is allowed to be released from custody or jail while his trial is pending as long as he will present himself before the court at all his scheduled appearances. For some defendants, an additional guarantee may be required by the court. They will be asked to lodge money or property in order to secure their release. Missing one court appearance will result in the forfeiture of the money or property.

If the defendant is unable to come up with the money required for posting bail, he can pay a bondsman to secure his release. The bondsman will guarantee payment to the court of the entire bail amount if the defendant misses his court dates. In return for this guarantee, the bondsman will charge a non-refundable fee equal to 10% of the bail amount.