Contact Information Administration. 1776 State Route 521 Delaware, Ohio 43015 Map It. Direct: (740) 833-2810 Fax: (740) 833-2809 . Enforcement. 1776 State Route 521

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See who's in jail at the Delaware County Justice Center. Inmate search, which is updated hourly, includes inmate links, charges, and booking information.

The mission of the Delaware County Sheriff’s Office Jail Division is to provide the highest level of safety, security, and quality of life for those incarcerated in Delaware County. The Jail holds with the upmost regard the protection of the staff, the inmates and the community it serves.

Current Inmate Listing ~ Delaware County Jail For case specific information, contact: Municipal Court: 740-203-1550 or https://connect.municipalcourt.org/AWC/court/

The Delaware County Jail is a 286-bed facility, housing and serving male and female inmates. Although most inmates spend minimal time here, while they are entrusted in our care we provide numerous programs including: Re-Entry Services; Literacy & GED Programs; Chaplains; Counseling; Mentoring; Trusty Program

To search for an inmate in the Delaware County Jail, review their criminal charges, the amount of their bond, when they can get visits, or even view their mugshot, go to the Official Jail Inmate Roster, or call the jail at 740-833-2840 for the information you are looking for.

Visit the Delaware County Sheriff's Office Inmate Lookup: This official web portal is your starting point for conducting an inmate search. Enter the Required Information : Input the inmate's last name or first name.

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The members of the Delaware County Sheriff’s Office are dedicated to serving the law enforcement needs of the community in which we work and live.