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Ohio County Jail and Public Records Guide

Coshocton County Jail Roster & Inmate Search: Daily Bookings

Need to find someone in the Coshocton County Jail in Ohio? The Coshocton County Sheriff’s Office provides an official inmate roster, scheduled-release report and other resources for families, attorneys and members of the public.

This guide shows you how to open the jail roster, look up booking numbers and dates, check release information, find arrest records, arrange visitation, post bond and contact the Coshocton County Justice Center.

Independent information resource, not an official government website. Jail records, custody status and facility rules can change without notice.

Coshocton County Jail: Quick Facts

FacilityCoshocton County Justice Center / County Jail
Inmate Mailing Address328 Chestnut Street, Coshocton, OH 43812
Sheriff’s Office Address500 North Third Street, Coshocton, OH 43812
Main Phone(740) 622-2411
Designed Jail Capacity60 inmates
Roster FormatPublic PDF report
Inmate Money DepositsAccess Corrections
Phone and Video VisitsICSolutions

The capacity figure is the facility’s published design capacity, not its live inmate population.

Coshocton County Daily Bookings and Recent Arrests

The county’s jail roster provides booking dates and times for listed inmates. It helps readers identify recently admitted people, but it should not be confused with a complete daily booking history.

A person arrested and released before the latest roster was generated may not appear. Some arrests may also be processed through another facility.

How to Identify Recent Bookings

  1. Open the official jail roster PDF.
  2. Look for the Booking Date/Time column.
  3. Scan the entries for the date you are researching.
  4. Compare booking numbers to distinguish separate booking events.
  5. For information not shown in the roster, contact the Sheriff’s Office or its Records Bureau.

The roster may be arranged by inmate name rather than newest booking, so do not assume the first entry is the most recent arrest.

Where to Find Arrest Reports

The Coshocton County Sheriff’s Office website also provides links for reports, news releases and records resources. Use these to investigate whether an arrest report or incident information is available.

For an older incident, collect the name, approximate incident date, location and agency involved before making a records request.

What Information Is Included in the Jail Roster?

The official Coshocton County roster uses a structured table. The fields below are visible in the county’s published PDF.

Roster FieldMeaning
Housing AreaThe housing unit or status assigned in the roster.
InmateThe name recorded for the individual.
Jacket #An identification number maintained in the jail’s records system.
SexSex recorded in the roster.
DOBDate of birth associated with the record.
Book #Booking number for the relevant admission.
Booking Date/TimeWhen the admission was recorded.

What may be missing: The main roster PDF does not necessarily show charges, arrest narratives, bail, mugshots or full court details. Those items may require a separate court docket or records inquiry.

A jail booking is not a conviction. Charges are allegations unless proven through the legal process.

Coshocton County Jail Mugshots and Booking Photographs

The standard Coshocton County jail roster PDF focuses on inmate names and booking identifiers. It does not display a mugshot alongside each listed person.

If you need an arrest photograph, start with the agency that created or holds the booking record.

  1. Locate the person’s name and booking number in the official roster.
  2. Visit the Sheriff’s Office website.
  3. Find the Records Bureau or public-records contact information.
  4. Ask whether the specific booking photograph is a releasable public record.
  5. Provide the booking number and approximate date, if available.
  6. Confirm any required identification, processing fees or redactions.
Privacy and accuracy: A mugshot records an arrest-related event, not a judicial determination of guilt. Photographs may be restricted, withheld or unavailable, depending on the circumstances and applicable law.

Why Can’t I Find Someone on the Coshocton County Jail Roster?

There are several possible reasons why a person’s name does not appear:

  • The individual was released before the roster was generated.
  • The arrest or booking happened after the PDF’s latest update.
  • The person was transferred to another jail or correctional institution.
  • A legal name, spelling or record entry differs from your search.
  • The individual is being held by a state or federal correctional agency.
  • The record may have restrictions on public availability.

Alternative Official Inmate Search Options

If you believe the person is now in state prison, use the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Offender Search.

For federal prisoners, use the Federal Bureau of Prisons inmate locator.

These are different systems from the Coshocton County Jail roster. A missing county-jail listing does not establish that someone is in state or federal custody.

Coshocton County Jail Scheduled Releases

The Sheriff’s Office provides a separate Inmate Scheduled Releases report through its inmate information page.

How to Check an Inmate’s Scheduled Release

  1. Visit the official inmate information page.
  2. Find the link labeled Inmate Scheduled Releases.
  3. Open the report and check its preparation date.
  4. Search for the person’s name or relevant identifying number.
  5. Read any listed release information carefully.
  6. Check Ohio VINE for custody-status notifications when available.

The Sheriff’s Office states that the scheduled-release report is uploaded once per day. A new court order or processing change may not appear until the next update.

An inmate who has both a release date and an unresolved bond or hold may not be released until all conditions are satisfied. The jail says it does not provide release details over the telephone.

Ohio VINE Notifications

Victims, families and other eligible users can explore custody-status notifications through the VINELink service. Select the appropriate jurisdiction and follow the site’s registration instructions.

Coshocton County Jail Bond and Bail Information

Bond rules depend on the issuing court and the conditions attached to the person’s case. The Sheriff’s Office explains two common bond types.

Bond TypeGeneral Requirement
Cash BondThe full court-specified cash amount must be paid.
Cash / Surety BondMay be paid in cash or through a bonding company, as permitted by the bond order.

The jail’s published instructions require people making cash bond payments to bring exact change and photo identification.

How to Post Bond

  1. Identify the inmate and obtain the relevant case information.
  2. Confirm the type and amount of bond through the jail or court.
  3. Ask whether other holds or warrants affect release.
  4. Determine whether the bond must be posted at the jail or the appropriate court.
  5. Bring accepted payment and valid photo identification.
  6. Keep the official receipt and verify the remaining release requirements.

According to the Sheriff’s Office, Common Pleas Court bond transactions are available Monday through Friday, 8 AM–4 PM, unless other arrangements are made. Municipal Court bonds may be handled at the court during court hours or in person at the jail at other times.

Confirm all arrangements before traveling. Do not send bond money to unverified individuals or accounts.

Coshocton County Jail Video Visitation

The Sheriff’s Office’s separate visitation document states that visits are conducted through video. It directs visitors to use the ICSolutions kiosk in the Justice Center lobby or schedule online through ICSolutions.

The document lists onsite visiting hours as 7 AM to midnight and requires scheduling at least 24 hours in advance. Because the general inmate information page also contains older visitation-suspension language, confirm current eligibility, times and fees directly before booking.

How to Schedule a Visit

  1. Visit ICSolutions.
  2. Find its visitation scheduling service.
  3. Select the appropriate facility and state if listed.
  4. Create an account or sign in.
  5. Identify the inmate and review available appointments.
  6. Schedule at least 24 hours ahead, as directed by the jail’s published visitation document.
  7. Review identification requirements, fees and cancellation rules.
  8. Confirm the appointment with the provider or facility.

For onsite visits, the Sheriff’s Office directs visitors to the kiosk located in the Justice Center lobby. Video sessions may be subject to monitoring and facility rules, and schedules can change.

How to Send Money to a Coshocton County Jail Inmate

The Coshocton County Sheriff’s Office identifies Access Corrections as an inmate commissary deposit provider. A deposit kiosk is also available in the Sheriff’s Office lobby.

Option 1: Online Deposit

  1. Visit Access Corrections.
  2. Create an account or sign in.
  3. Choose Ohio and locate the participating Coshocton County facility.
  4. Enter the inmate’s identifying information.
  5. Confirm the correct recipient.
  6. Review applicable fees and available payment methods.
  7. Complete the transaction and retain the receipt.

Option 2: Deposit by Telephone

The Sheriff’s Office lists 1-866-345-1884 for deposits using an eligible credit or debit card.

Option 3: In-Person Kiosk

The published jail instructions state that its lobby kiosk is available 24 hours a day and accepts cash bills of $5 or higher, debit cards and credit cards. Verify kiosk availability and processing fees before traveling.

Commissary Ordering Schedule

The Sheriff’s Office states that commissary orders are placed weekly on Wednesday and delivered Friday. Its published deadline for funds to be available for that order is Wednesday at noon.

Depositing money after the deadline may delay its availability for the weekly order. The jail warns that deposits made to the wrong inmate account may not be correctable by staff.

Coshocton County Jail Inmate Phone Calls

Inmates cannot receive ordinary incoming personal phone calls, and jail staff do not routinely pass telephone messages to inmates.

The Sheriff’s Office states that inmates normally have access to telephones between 6 AM and midnight, subject to housing restrictions and disciplinary limitations.

How to Set Up a Phone Account

  1. Visit ICSolutions.
  2. Choose the telephone account service.
  3. Register or sign in.
  4. Review the facility’s supported calling account options.
  5. Add funds only after confirming the account details and charges.

The jail says telephone accounts can be connected to commissary funds or established separately through ICSolutions. Refunds of money held with ICSolutions must be requested from that provider, not the jail.

Family Emergency Messages

For a verifiable family emergency, the Sheriff’s Office directs callers to 740-295-7483 to leave a detailed message. This number is not continuously monitored, and the agency does not guarantee that every message will be delivered or that a return call will be made.

Coshocton County Jail Inmate Mailing Address

The Sheriff’s Office publishes the following address for inmate correspondence:

Send Inmate Mail To:
Inmate’s Full Name
328 Chestnut Street
Coshocton, Ohio 43812

Include the sender’s complete return address. The jail states that envelopes or paper showing discoloration may be rejected. Greeting cards may be photocopied, with the original placed in the inmate’s property.

Before Mailing a Letter

  • Confirm the inmate’s name and current location.
  • Use a clear return address.
  • Do not include cash, drugs or unauthorized items.
  • Avoid scented or altered stationery.
  • Ask the jail before mailing books, photographs or packages.
  • Expect incoming mail to be inspected according to applicable procedures.

The jail generally does not accept property drop-offs, with a limited process for certain previously prescribed medications subject to inspection by medical staff.

Coshocton County Court Records and Criminal Case Search

A jail roster tells you who appears in a custody report. It does not provide the complete court case history. For criminal charges, filings, hearing dates and case outcomes, the relevant court record is usually a better source.

Search Common Pleas Court Records

  1. Open the Coshocton County Clerk of Courts Records Search.
  2. Select the Online Records System link.
  3. Use the portal’s name or case-number search options.
  4. Identify the case associated with the person.
  5. Review public docket entries, hearing information and accessible documents.
  6. Contact the Clerk of Courts if a document is unavailable.

The Clerk states that its electronic records generally begin January 1, 1999, and eligible document images began being made available for filings dated November 1, 2019, onward. Some confidential categories are excluded.

Coshocton County Clerk of Courts — Legal Office

318 Main Street, 2nd Floor
Coshocton, OH 43812
Phone: (740) 622-1456
Office hours: Monday–Friday, 8 AM–4 PM, excluding legal holidays.

For cases in Coshocton Municipal Court, check the Municipal Court website for its court docket and public-records options.

Coshocton County Jail Contact Information and Map

Coshocton County Sheriff’s Office

500 North Third Street
Coshocton, OH 43812

Main Phone: (740) 622-2411

Fax: (740) 622-4487

Official Website: Coshocton County Sheriff

Coshocton County Justice Center

Inmate Mailing Address:
328 Chestnut Street
Coshocton, OH 43812

For visitation, booking or detention-related questions, call the Sheriff’s Office main number first and request the appropriate jail staff.

Open Google Maps Directions

Map location is for general navigation. Confirm visitation access, parking and the correct entrance with the facility.

Frequently Asked Questions About Coshocton County Jail

1. How do I find an inmate in Coshocton County Jail?

Open the Coshocton County Sheriff’s Office inmate information page and select Jail Roster. The official PDF displays inmate names, identification numbers and booking information. Use your PDF reader’s search function to find a name.

2. Is the Coshocton County Jail roster updated daily?

The Sheriff’s Office publishes a jail roster PDF, but the exact refresh frequency should not be assumed. Check the printed date on the document. Its separate scheduled-release report is described as being uploaded once daily.

3. Does the jail roster show recent bookings?

Yes. The roster includes booking dates and times for listed inmates. However, it is not necessarily a complete history of everyone arrested or released during a particular day.

4. Can I see Coshocton County jail mugshots online?

The standard official jail roster PDF does not display individual booking photographs. Contact the Sheriff’s Office Records Bureau to ask whether a specific photograph can be released.

5. What is the Coshocton County Sheriff’s Office phone number?

The main number is (740) 622-2411. The Sheriff’s Office is located at 500 North Third Street, Coshocton, Ohio 43812.

6. How can I find an inmate’s scheduled release date?

Visit the Sheriff’s Office inmate information page and open Inmate Scheduled Releases. The report is updated once per day according to the Sheriff’s Office and may not reflect subsequent court orders or custody changes.

7. How do I schedule a visit at Coshocton County Jail?

The official visitation document directs visitors to use ICSolutions or the kiosk at the Justice Center. It lists video visitation and a minimum 24-hour advance scheduling requirement. Confirm current hours and rules before booking.

8. How do I add money to an inmate’s commissary account?

Use Access Corrections online, call 1-866-345-1884 or use the Sheriff’s Office lobby deposit kiosk. Double-check the recipient and review all transaction charges before depositing money.

9. Can Coshocton County inmates receive phone calls?

Inmates cannot receive ordinary incoming calls. They may place calls during permitted hours, generally 6 AM to midnight, subject to facility restrictions. ICSolutions manages supported phone account services.

10. How do I search Coshocton County criminal court records?

Use the official Coshocton County Clerk of Courts online records system for Common Pleas cases. For help, contact the Clerk at (740) 622-1456. Municipal Court cases may require searching the Municipal Court’s separate records system.

Official Sources and Useful Resources

Where to go next: Start with the official jail roster to check whether a name is listed. For upcoming releases, open the separate scheduled-release report. For court charges or case outcomes, use the official court docket rather than relying only on the jail roster.

Information reviewed: November 6, 2026. This is an independent public-information guide and does not provide legal advice. Official custody data, facility procedures, charges and court schedules can change.

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