Warren County Released Inmates Lookup

Warren County released inmates records are managed by the sheriff's office in Lebanon. The county sits in southwestern Ohio and is part of the Miami Valley Jails system. With a jail that regularly holds over 270 inmates, Warren County processes a high volume of bookings and releases. This page covers how to search for released inmates in Warren County through the local jail system, court records, and the state prison database.

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Warren County Overview

~242,000 Population
Lebanon County Seat
Southwest Ohio Region
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Warren County Jail and Sheriff

The Warren County Sheriff's Office operates the county jail at 550 Justice Drive in Lebanon. This is where people arrested in Warren County get booked and held. The jail handles misdemeanor and felony inmates. Some wait for trial. Others serve short sentences. When someone posts bond or finishes their time, the jail processes the release and records all the details.

Warren County is one of the busier jails in the Miami Valley area. As of recent counts, the facility held 272 inmates with data updated every 30 minutes through the Miami Valley Jails system. That volume means a large number of bookings and releases happen on a regular basis. Every single one gets logged in the system.

Warren County Sheriff's Office released inmates information

Each booking record includes the arrest date, charges, bond amount, and custody status. When the inmate leaves, the release date and terms go into the file. You can reach the Warren County Jail at (513) 695-1280 for questions about specific inmates or released persons.

Office Warren County Sheriff's Office
Address 550 Justice Drive, Lebanon, OH 45036
Jail Phone (513) 695-1280
Website warrencountysheriff.org
Facility Code WARR-JAIL (Miami Valley Jails)

The Miami Valley Jails portal is a key resource for searching released inmates in Warren County. This system connects multiple jail facilities in the Miami Valley region. Warren County's facility code is WARR-JAIL. The portal updates inmate data every 30 minutes, so information stays current throughout the day.

You can search by name to find current and recent inmates at the Warren County Jail. The system shows booking details, charges, and custody status. For people who have already been released, the portal may still have their records depending on how recently they left. This is one of the better regional jail search tools in Ohio because of how often it updates.

For state-level searches, the ODRC Offender Search tracks anyone sent to an Ohio state prison from Warren County. It is free. Search by name, offender number, or county of commitment. Results show mugshots, charges, sentence details, and release status for current and past inmates.

Note: The Miami Valley Jails portal updates Warren County inmate data every 30 minutes, making it one of the more current jail search tools in Ohio.

Warren County Court Records

The Warren County Clerk of Courts keeps criminal case files at 500 Justice Drive in Lebanon. Call (513) 695-1120 for questions. Court records show the full timeline of a case. You see when charges were filed, what happened at hearings, and how the judge ruled. If a conviction led to jail time, the sentence details are in the file. For released inmates, the disposition record confirms the outcome and any supervision terms.

Warren County government released inmates records

Common Pleas Court handles felonies in Warren County. Municipal courts deal with misdemeanors. Both types of cases can result in jail time. The clerk pulls records by name or case number. Under Ohio Revised Code Section 149.43, most court records are public. You can request them without being a party to the case.

The Warren County government website provides links to all county departments. If you are not sure which office holds the records you need, start here and follow the links to the right department.

Released Inmates Laws in Ohio

Ohio law sets the rules for released inmates records in all 88 counties. Warren County follows the same state framework. Under ORC Section 5120.21, the ODRC keeps a record for every inmate. That file has the person's name, age, sex, county of commitment, entry date, and discharge details. The public can access names, convictions, photos, supervision status, and facility placements.

The Public Records Act in ORC 149.43 lets anyone request government records. No ID required. No reason needed. Offices must respond promptly during business hours. Copies cost only the price of reproduction. Medical records and security plans are not public. In Warren County, you can send public records requests to the sheriff, the clerk of courts, or the county government office.

Parole under ORC Section 2967.01 is supervised by the Adult Parole Authority. Community control under ORC 2929.15 is Ohio's probation system for felony offenders. A judge can order up to five years of local supervision instead of prison time.

Warren County Inmate Release Types

People leave the Warren County Jail through several paths. Bond release is the most common for those awaiting trial. The court sets bail. Once paid, the person goes home until the next hearing. Time served means the full sentence is done. Transfer to state prison happens when a felony conviction carries a longer term. All of these get recorded in the Miami Valley Jails system.

At the state level, parole and post-release control are supervised releases from prison. The Adult Parole Authority manages both. If you are tracking a released inmate from Warren County on state supervision, the ODRC search tool shows their current status and supervision details.

Warren County Inmate Notifications

VINE is a free service that tracks an inmate's custody status in Warren County. Sign up for alerts by phone, text, or email. When the status changes, you get a message. That includes release from jail, transfer, or any other custody update. Anyone can use VINE. It covers county jails and state prisons across Ohio.

The Ohio Attorney General's BCI also runs background checks. The fee is $22. You need a full name, address, fingerprints, and signed consent. BCI has offices in London, Bowling Green, Richfield, and Youngstown for in-person submissions.

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