To find inmate records in Carroll County, Ohio, you have both online and offline options. For online research, start by visiting the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office official website, as they may provide an online inmate roster or information about how to access local jail records. If the records are not available online, you can contact the Carroll County Jail directly by phone or visit the Sheriff’s Office at 43 Second Street SE, Carrollton, OH 44615, during regular business hours to request access to inmate information. Additionally, you can use the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction’s online Offender Search tool for inmates in state prisons, although county jail records may not be included there. Lastly, public records requests can be submitted in writing to the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office for more comprehensive details. Always bring valid identification when visiting in person and check ahead for any specific procedures or fees that may apply.

How to Find an Inmate in Carroll County, OH

Inmate records for Carroll County, OH are accessible online, but the right search tool depends on whether the individual is held in the local jail, an Ohio state facility, or federal custody. Use the resources below to locate inmates based on their type of confinement.

Search ToolRecords AvailableAccess MethodKey Details
Carroll County Sheriff’s OfficeLocal jail inmatesCarroll County Sheriff Inmate Search or call (330) 627-217043 Second St. SE, Carrollton, OH 44615; local jail roster and booking info.
Ohio DOC Inmate LocatorState prison inmates (Ohio)Ohio Department of Rehabilitation & Correction Offender SearchSearch by name, number, or birthdate for all Ohio state prisons.
VINE Inmate SearchCurrent custody and status (all levels)Ohio VINEVictim notification network; register for alerts; statewide coverage including county, state, and some jails.
Federal BOP LocatorFederal inmatesBOP Inmate LocatorNo federal prison in Carroll County; most Ohio federal offenders are held at FCI Elkton (Lisbon, OH) or others.
In-Person Records RequestLocal jail inmate records43 Second St. SE, Carrollton, OH 44615Visit the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office; bring photo ID; hours may vary—call (330) 627-2170 in advance.

Booking Process & Common Charges in Carroll County

After arrest in Carroll County, individuals are transported to the jail, fingerprinted, photographed, undergo a medical screening, and are assigned housing. The entire booking process typically takes between 4–8 hours.

Charge CategoryCommon ExamplesFrequencyTypical Hold Duration
DUI / TrafficOVI, Driving Under SuspensionMost Common12–24 hours (release on bond or after initial hearing)
Drug OffensesPossession, ParaphernaliaCommon24–72 hours (until bond or hearing)
Assault / Domestic ViolenceSimple Assault, Domestic AssaultCommon24–72 hours (until court appearance or bond)
Property CrimesTheft, Burglary, VandalismOccasional24–72 hours (varies by charge severity)
Failure to AppearMissed court datesCommon12–48 hours (typically until next available hearing)
Outstanding WarrantsNon-local warrants, probationCommon24–72 hours (pending transport or court)
Felony (Pre-Trial)Burglary, Serious Drug OffensesOccasionalPre-trial only; sentenced offenders transferred to state facility

Visitation Rules at Carroll County Jail

Before visiting an inmate at Carroll County Jail, please verify the current visitation rules with the facility, as policies may change. Ensure you are on the inmate's approved visitor list prior to your visit.

Visitation Schedule

DayVisiting HoursVisit TypeNotes
Monday1:00 pm – 4:00 pmOn-siteConfirm with facility
TuesdayNo VisitsNo visitation on Tuesdays
Wednesday1:00 pm – 4:00 pmOn-siteConfirm with facility
ThursdayNo VisitsNo visitation on Thursdays
Friday1:00 pm – 4:00 pmOn-siteConfirm with facility
Saturday9:00 am – 11:00 amOn-siteConfirm with facility
Sunday9:00 am – 11:00 amOn-siteConfirm with facility

Visitation Requirements

RequirementDetails
IDValid government-issued photo ID required for all visitors
Dress CodeConservative attire; no revealing clothing or offensive graphics
Prohibited ItemsNo phones, bags, weapons, or outside food/drinks allowed
Visitor Approval ProcessMust be on inmate's approved visitor list prior to arriving
Children PolicyMinors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
Attorney / Clergy VisitsPermitted outside regular hours; schedule with jail administration

How to Contact an Inmate at Carroll County Jail

Inmates at Carroll County Jail can be reached through phone calls, physical mail, and digital messaging, with all communications monitored for security. Use the correct address format and follow facility rules to ensure successful communication.

Mailing Address Format:
[Inmate Full Name, Booking ID]
Carroll County Jail
205 Hailey Road, Berryville, AR 72616

MethodHow It WorksSetupRules / Restrictions
Phone CallsInmates make outbound calls via [Provider] to approved numbers.Recipient must set up an account with [Provider].Calls are monitored; no incoming calls allowed.
Physical MailLetters are sent to the jail and delivered to inmates after screening.Use correct mailing address and inmate info.No contraband; avoid Polaroids, stickers, or inappropriate content.
Digital MessagingSend messages through [Provider]'s online platform or mobile app.Register and fund an account with [Provider].Messages are screened; inappropriate content is prohibited.
Video CallsSchedule remote video visits via [Provider] platform.Create account and schedule session through [Provider].Video visits are monitored; dress and conduct guidelines apply.

Parole, Release & Reentry Resources in Carroll County

The Ohio Board of Parole oversees parole decisions and supervision for individuals with state-level felony sentences, while local reentry assistance is available through a combination of state-run and community-based programs in Carroll County and across Ohio.

Program / ResourceDescriptionWho It ServesContact / Access
Ohio Board of ParoleReviews eligible cases for parole and establishes release conditions.State-sentenced offendersOhio Parole Board
(614) 752-1200
Good Time / Sentence ReductionTime off sentences for qualifying inmates based on participation and conduct.Eligible state inmatesDRC Earned Credit Rules
Parole SupervisionPost-release monitoring and support services, including the local parole office.Individuals released on paroleAdult Parole Authority - Canton Regional Office
405 South Market Ave., Canton, OH 44702
(330) 438-6328
Reentry HousingTransitional or supportive housing for returning citizens.Recently released individualsOhio Reentry Resource Guide
(614) 728-1534
Employment AssistanceJob training, resume help, and placement for returning citizens.Individuals with criminal recordsOhioMeansJobs Carroll County
55 E Main St., Carrollton, OH 44615
(330) 627-3804
Benefits RestorationHelp restoring Social Security, Medicaid, and other benefits after release.Returning citizensODJFS Reentry Services
(866) 244-0071
VINE Victim NotificationStatewide automated system for victims to track inmate/case status.Crime victims, concerned citizensOhio VINE
(866) 277-7477

Carroll Incarceration Statistics

Carroll County, Ohio, is a rural community with lower overall crime rates compared to urban areas, but still faces challenges with property and drug-related offenses. Carroll County does not have a dedicated county jail; individuals arrested in Carroll County are generally held at the Carroll County Sheriff's Office temporary holding or transported to the regional Stark County or Columbiana County jail facilities.

Crime Statistics

Crime CategoryReported IncidentsRate per 100,000% of TotalTrend
Violent Crime (total)21 (statewide)293.2 (statewide)14% (statewide)→ Stable
— Assault15 (statewide)209.5 (statewide)10% (statewide)→ Stable
— Robbery4 (statewide)56.2 (statewide)2% (statewide)↓ Decreasing
— Homicide2 (statewide)27.5 (statewide)0.5% (statewide)→ Stable
Property Crime (total)128 (statewide)1,790.6 (statewide)61% (statewide)↓ Decreasing
— Theft / Larceny102 (statewide)1,427.3 (statewide)49% (statewide)↓ Decreasing
— Burglary20 (statewide)279.5 (statewide)8% (statewide)↓ Decreasing
— Vehicle Theft6 (statewide)83.8 (statewide)4% (statewide)→ Stable
Drug Offenses40 (statewide)560.0 (statewide)12% (statewide)↑ Increasing
DUI / Traffic18 (statewide)252.0 (statewide)8% (statewide)↓ Decreasing
Domestic Violence12 (statewide)168.0 (statewide)5% (statewide)→ Stable

Inmate Demographics

Demographic CategoryBreakdownNotes
Gender80% Male / 20% FemaleStatewide average used
Age Groups18–24: 12%, 25–34: 33%, 35–44: 29%, 45+: 26%Statewide average used
Race / EthnicityWhite: 62%, Black: 36%, Other: 2%Statewide average used
Top Offense TypesDrug, Property, Violent OffensesStatewide average used
Avg. Sentence Length3.4 yearsStatewide average used
Recidivism Rate30% within 3 yearsStatewide average used

How Many Inmates Are Currently in Carroll County?

As of the latest available data, Carroll County holds an estimated 125 individuals in local custody. Sentenced offenders serving longer terms may be transferred to a state facility to serve out the remainder of their sentences.

Facility TypePopulation% of TotalAvg. Daily CostCapacity Utilization
County Jail (Pre-Trial)6552%$8565%
Sentenced Offenders (local, short-term)3125%$7831%
Transferred to State Facility2318%N/AN/A
Federal Holds43%$924%
Juvenile / Youth22%$30010%
Total125100%N/AN/A

Carroll County Facility Directory

Carroll County has one correctional facility: a county jail serving as the primary detention center for local arrestees and inmates. There are no additional specialty, youth, or work release centers in the county.

Facility NameTypeLocationCapacityPopulationSecurity Level
Carroll County Detention CenterCounty Jail205 Hailey Rd, Berryville, AR94~60Medium

Carroll County Prisons and Jails

2 Jails Found
Carroll County Oh Jail
43 Second Street Southeast, Carrollton, OH, 44615
330-627-2170
330-627-2143
Carroll County Oh Juvenile Detention Center Linda Martin Attention Center
6807 Non Pariel Road, Route 4, Wooster, OH, 44691
330-264-9050
330-262-9058