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Loudon County Tennessee Sheriff Overview

Loudon County is located in the eastern region of Tennessee. Formed in 1870, it was named after Fort Loudoun which, in turn, was named after the 4th Earl of Loudoun who commanded British forces during the French and Indian Wars. The county seat is also named Loudon. The zip codes in Loudon County are 37772 and 37774.

The chief law enforcement officer in Loudon County is Sheriff Tim Guider. You can get in touch with him at [email protected]. Jimmy Davis serves as Chief Deputy of the Sheriff’s Office. He supervises the day-to-day operations of the department. You can get in touch with him at [email protected]. Paul Curtis is the Assistant Chief Deputy. You can reach him at [email protected]. The Administrative Captain oversees the Human Resources, Records, and Finance divisions of the Sheriff’s Office. This position is currently held by Tony Arden. You can contact him at [email protected].

Loudon County Sheriff’s Office:

Address: 12680 Hwy 11 W Suite 1, Lenoir City, TN 37771

Phone: 865-986-4823

Fax: 865-986-3621

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Inmate Search in Loudon County Jail

The Loudon County Sheriff’s Office maintains an online roster of the inmates currently housed in the jail. You can search the list by clicking on the first letter of the inmate’s last name. Each inmate’s file contains his full name, jacket number, classification, age, sex, race, and intake date. You will also be able to view the charges, the bond amount, and the court dates.

Important Jail Policies and Procedures:

Inmates are allowed 1 30-minute visit on Thursday and 1 30-minute visit on Sunday.  Up to five adults may visit the same inmate during the same thirty minute allowance.  Your name must be on the inmate’s approved list in order for your visit to be authorized.  You must show a photo ID upon signing in to visit.  Anyone under the age of eighteen must be accompanied by an adult whose name is on the approved list.  No correspondence (ie: cards, notes, photos) will be accepted through visitation.  All persons and belongings are subject to search.

Visitation is held on Thursday and Sunday from 12pm to 5pm.

Mail is delivered to our facility Monday through Friday except on Holidays.  Inmate mail call is conducted on Monday through Friday.  Cash and photographs sent through mail will not be accepted.  Inmate-to-inmate mail will not be accepted. The corrections staff are not allowed to deliver messages to an inmate unless the death or hospitalization of a close relative can be confirmed.

To send mail to an inmate:

Inmate’s name

Loudon County Jail

12680 Highway 11 W Suite #2

Lenoir City, TN 37771

Friends and family can drop off money for an inmate 24/7 at the jail visitation area.

Sex Offender Search and Lookup:

According to federal law, all sex offenders must notify local law enforcement whenever there are any changes in their information in order for their records in the state and national sex offender registries to be updated. An individual is considered a sex offender if his/her conviction is for a sexually motivated offense such as rape, sexual assault, or sexual conduct with a minor. If you want to find sex offenders residing in your neighborhood in Loudon County, you can visit the state’s sex offender registry here. Please take note that some offenders may not update their registration. As a result, you may get records that contain the offender’s last known address or incomplete addresses.

Bail and Bondsman

To secure your release from jail while awaiting trial, the court will accept bail – money or property that will be held by the court for the entirety of your trial. This ensures that you will return for your day in court and not go away after getting released. If you violate the conditions of your release or miss a court appearance, the bail is revoked and forfeited. You will also be labeled a fugitive. A bondsman helps defendants to post bail if they do not have enough money to do it on their own. He will charge 10% of the bond amount as his fee and this cannot be refunded.