Find Dubois County Inmates

Search Dubois County Inmate Records

Current Dubois County inmate records are tied to the Sheriff's current inmate list, a county page that frames a Public Safety Cloud/JailTracker roster. The research capture found the sheriff wrapper page and the vendor roster shell, but not a static inmate profile with a field-by-field display. That means the safe public facts are narrow: Dubois County has a current inmate list, the list is hosted through JailTracker/Public Safety Cloud, and current custody can also be checked through the sheriff's official communication channels.

The sheriff homepage is an important starting point because it groups the jail roster with other Dubois County Sheriff's Office resources. The roster is not the same as a full criminal court record. It is a custody tool. A filed charge, hearing, disposition, or sentence should be checked through court records when the case is public. For filed cases, the related court record may be in Dubois Circuit Court or Dubois Superior Court, depending on the local charge assignment. Court charge records can also help explain why a person appears in custody after arrest.

The Dubois County Sheriff's Office homepage is the official source shown in the manifest for the local jail channel.

The sheriff site matters because the county roster, mail, money, phone, and jail service pages are linked from that local agency source.

Use the Dubois County Jail Roster

Dubois County jail roster use should begin with the sheriff's current inmate list, not with a state prison search. The roster wrapper points to a dynamic JailTracker/Public Safety Cloud app, so exact screen fields may change or may only appear after the app loads in a browser. If the roster fails to load, the fallback is the Dubois County Security Center phone line. A phone check is also the right move when a name is common, a person was just arrested, or release may have occurred before the online roster updated.

1. Open the sheriff's current inmate list from the Dubois County Sheriff's Office website.
2. Let the JailTracker/Public Safety Cloud roster load before deciding that no inmate record exists.
3. Search or browse only the fields shown by the live roster. The static capture did not prove name, booking, charge, bond, or housing fields.
4. If a record appears, compare the name and custody context against any public court case in MyCase before treating the roster as the whole case history.
5. If the roster is unavailable or unclear, call the Sheriff's Office or Security Center at 812-482-3522 to verify current local custody.

The current inmate list wrapper is the successful manifest source for the local roster image.

That wrapper is useful because it confirms the local search channel even though the live roster fields were not captured as static text.

Dubois County Inmate Search Fields

The research file separates county jail roster access from state prison and notification searches. The Dubois County roster itself exposed no reliable static search-field inventory. State tools did provide fields. The table below keeps those limits visible so a reader does not assume that the Dubois County inmate roster returns every field common on other jail sites.

Note: A missing online result should not be treated as proof that no Dubois County inmate record exists.

What Dubois County Inmate Profiles Show

No verified Dubois County inmate profile inventory was captured from the Public Safety Cloud/JailTracker shell. For that reason, the inmate profile table below is a research-gap inventory, not a list of promised roster fields. It names only what was verified and what was not verified. This is especially important for fields such as mugshots, charge codes, bond amounts, race, date of birth, pod, or projected release date. Those fields are common in some jail systems, but the Dubois capture did not prove them.

This gap also affects timing. A person may be arrested, released, transferred, or sentenced before a public screen reflects the change.

Dubois County Inmates and State Tools

The county jail roster is not built for every custody status. If the person has moved from local custody into a state prison sentence, the Indiana DOC offender locator is the better channel. That state tool searches incarcerated persons by name and is separate from Dubois County jail intake. Indiana SAVIN is another separate channel. It is used for offender search and notification, and the research says it accepts partial or complete last name, offender identification number, or case number.

The Dubois County Sheriff's Office mobile app adds another local access route. The App Store and Google Play listings identify the app as "Dubois County Sheriff's Office." They advertise public-safety news, tip submission, current inmate viewing, interactive features, and crime reporting wording on Google Play. The listings do not prove a full inmate field inventory, and they do not verify an active warrant search feature. Treat the app as a practical roster and public-safety channel, not as a substitute for court records or direct custody confirmation.

Dubois County Security Center Contacts

The local jail and sheriff contact information has two ZIP code variants in official sources. The sheriff site footer lists 255 Brucke Strasse, Jasper, Indiana 47547, while the inmate mail rules and county elected-official list use Jasper, IN 47546. For inmate mail, use the exact address format from the sheriff mail page. For a general custody question, use the Sheriff's Office or Security Center phone number shown by the sheriff site.

Sheriff Tom J. Kleinhelter is also listed in county elected-official material at 255 Brucke Strasse, Jasper, IN 47546, with 812-639-3322 and term 2023-2026. Use the source-specific address form when mailing funds or mail, because jail mail rules are stricter than a general office listing.

Dubois County Inmate Mail Rules

Mail can be sent to any inmate at the Dubois County Security Center. The sheriff's mail rules say inmate mail is distributed within 24 hours of receipt, all non-legal mail is searched for contraband, and all mail must include a return address. Magazines and newspapers must come from the publisher. Books may be sent for an inmate only when purchased through Amazon.com. Books, magazines, and newspapers mailed from an individual are not accepted.

Mail from an inmate of another correctional facility is not accepted unless the other facility and the Sheriff approve it. The address format in the research is simple: Inmate Name, Dubois County Security Center, 255 Brucke Strasse, Jasper, IN 47546. That exact format matters because the Security Center is the jail mailing point, not the courthouse. Court filings, certified records, and clerk mail belong at the courthouse, while inmate mail belongs at the Security Center.

The sheriff inmate mail page is the source assigned to the Dubois County inmate mail image.

Those mail rules are separate from money and phone services, so use the correct sheriff page for each task.

Send Money to Dubois County Inmates

Money for a Dubois County inmate can be sent by mail to the Security Center. The sheriff's money rules strongly recommend a money order or cashier's check. Cash is accepted through the mail but is not recommended. Money is not accepted in person at the Security Center, and personal checks are not accepted. Funds should be addressed to the inmate at the same Security Center address used for mail.

These rules are narrow and local. They do not describe a walk-in deposit desk, and they do not authorize personal checks. If a person is trying to solve bond or court-cost questions instead of commissary funds, the Clerk FAQ is the better source. The Clerk FAQ says bond money is returned only after sentencing on that case and only if no other fees are due with the Clerk, Probation, or Community Corrections.

The inmate money rules supplied the manifest image for funds sent to Dubois County inmates.

Keeping commissary funds separate from court bond questions prevents a common records mistake after arrest.

Dubois County Inmate Phone Service

Dubois County inmate phone service uses CPC/InmateSales information captured by the sheriff page. Local calls, toll and long-distance in-state calls, and long-distance out-of-state calls are listed at $0.21 per minute. International calls are calling-card only, starting at $1.00 per minute and varying by country. More talk time can be purchased through InmateSales or by calling 1-877-998-5678. The same phone number is listed for questions and refunds.

Taxes and deposit fees may apply. Direct Pay does not work for ringback tones. Facility staff are not responsible for the kiosk in the visitor lobby, and CPC should be contacted for kiosk questions. Facility staff do not give change.

The inmate telephone services page is the assigned source for the phone-rate image.

The phone table is one of the few jail-service areas where the captured research includes specific rates.

Dubois County Inmate Items and Visitation

The sheriff's accepted-items rules say basic hygiene items are provided, and additional hygiene items can be bought through commissary. Other accepted items are discretionary and most must be new and unopened. Eyeglasses, including reading glasses, may be brought. Contact lenses and contact solution may be brought if the solution is unopened and in packaging. Socks, underwear, and T-shirts must be primarily white and in new, unopened packaging. Bras containing underwire are not accepted.

The visitation page exists, but the captured content appeared as an image rather than readable HTML text. The research specifically says not to transcribe schedule, rates, dress code, visitor ID rules, child visitor rules, video visit rates, or remote scheduling details without screenshot or OCR review. Because that visual review was not part of the captured source text, the visitation schedule must be treated as an access gap.

Note: The visitation research gap is not a denial of visitation; it means the schedule was not text-readable in the captured source.

Dubois County Booking and Court Links

Booking process details were thin in the official captures, so the best description is a careful sequence. A local arrest may lead to transport to the Dubois County Security Center, intake, possible roster listing, an initial court appearance, bond or release order, and later release, transfer, or sentencing. The prosecutor FAQ supports the front end of that sequence by explaining that police investigate and submit reports to the Prosecutor for possible charges. Once a court case is filed, public case information is searched through MyCase and official copies route through the Clerk of the Courts.

If an inmate record leads to a court charge, compare the jail roster with the public case. A roster is about custody. A court record is about filings, hearings, orders, fines, disposition, and sentence. For case outcomes and sentencing, use Dubois County criminal court records rather than relying only on the jail listing. For warrant status after missed court, the sheriff and court records are more reliable than the Clerk alone because the Clerk FAQ says the Clerk cannot tell someone whether they have a warrant.