Marion County, IN Jail Inmate Search & Roster 2026

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Marion County, Indiana · Official custody and family action guide

Marion County Inmate Lookup, Booking Status, Bond, Visits and Court Records

The official Indianapolis-Marion County lookup can search current and released records by name, date of birth, booking number, permanent number, state or county ID, FBI number, or ICE number. The key is using the right search path and verifying the result before paying money or traveling to the jail.

This guide brings the important Marion County procedures into one place: search troubleshooting, booking and release status, Community Justice Campus locations, bail rules, remote visitation, money, mail, court records, property pickup, health concerns, complaints, and transfer checks.

Run the official inmate search Call MCSO: 317-327-1700 No result found?
Accuracy and presumption-of-innocence warning: A booking entry or listed charge does not establish guilt. Custody, housing, bond, court, and release information can change quickly. Match at least two identifiers and confirm directly before sending money, visiting, arranging pickup, or publishing information about a person.
Official lookup

Name, date of birth, booking number, IDs, FBI or ICE number.

Adult Detention Center

695 Justice Way, Indianapolis, IN 46203.

Sheriff contact

317-327-1700, weekdays 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Video visit help

1-855-208-7349

Facts checked

July 13, 2026 using official county, court, and approved provider sources.

Fast answer

Choose the fastest Marion County inmate-search route

1
You know the name

Enter the legal first and last name. Add the date of birth only when you need to separate similar names.

2
You have a booking number

Use the identifier search. This is normally the cleanest route and the number is also useful for mail, deposits, court research, and calls.

3
You have another ID

Select the matching identifier: permanent number, state or county ID, FBI number, or ICE number, then enter the exact value.

Search tip: Enable “Include released inmates” when a person appeared earlier, may have bonded out, or is no longer showing as currently held.

Choose the problem you need to solve

Every section below answers the procedure directly; external portals are reserved for the final live action.

Official lookup workflow

How to search the Marion County Jail roster correctly

Open the official inmate lookup The Indianapolis-Marion County search is the controlling live lookup for the Adult Detention Center. Avoid copied rosters that do not show when their data was refreshed.
Choose name or identifier search Use the name form when you know the person’s legal name and birth date. Use identifier search when you have a booking, permanent, state, county, FBI, or ICE number.
Start with fewer name fields Enter the first and last name. Leave date of birth blank on the first attempt if the exact recorded birth date is uncertain.
Try spelling variations Test hyphenated surnames, compound last names, maiden names, suffixes, initials, spacing differences, and the legal name used at arrest.
Include released records when needed Turn on “Include released inmates” when the arrest happened earlier, a bond may have been posted, or the person has disappeared from current-custody results.
Open the likely match Compare date of birth, booking number, arrest or booking date, custody status, charges, bond information, and listed identifiers.
Save the booking number Record it exactly. It is the most useful cross-reference for mail, deposits, calls, court research, and property questions.
Confirm any unclear status Call the Marion County Sheriff’s Office at 317-327-1700 when intake is recent, housing is not shown, a transfer is possible, or a release status is unclear.
Open the live Marion County lookup Call the Sheriff’s Office

How to read a Marion County inmate-search result

Common Marion County custody fields explained
Field What it means What to do next
Booking number The number associated with the booking event. Use it in mail, deposit, court, property, and phone questions.
Permanent number A person-level identifier used in the county system. Use it to distinguish repeated bookings belonging to the same person.
Booking date When the person was processed into county custody. Compare it with the arrest date and separate current from older records.
Charge The allegation or booked offense entered in the custody record. Check MyCase because charges and case status may later change.
Bond The bond type or amount currently tied to a case or booking. Confirm every case and hold before paying; one bond may not resolve all matters.
Housing information Where the person is assigned inside the detention system. Do not use housing as a mailing address; assignments may change.
Released The person is no longer shown as currently held in that booking. Check MyCase and ask whether release, transfer, or another agency now controls custody.
ICE/FBI/state ID Another-agency identifier connected with the record. Use the exact number for transfer or agency-specific follow-up.
Identity check: Match at least two reliable details—such as name plus date of birth, booking number, permanent number, or booking date. A common name or photograph alone is not sufficient.
Troubleshooting

No Marion County inmate record found? Follow this order

The arrest happened very recently The person may still be undergoing transport, identification, medical screening, property inventory, or booking. Retry later and call with the arresting agency and approximate arrest time.
The name may be entered differently Search with the first and last name only. Try a maiden name, former surname, hyphen variation, suffix, or legal spelling from identification documents.
The person was visible earlier Enable released inmates. The person may have bonded out, received release on recognizance, completed processing, or transferred.
The arrest involved a juvenile Juvenile detention information is not handled like the public adult lookup. Contact the appropriate juvenile court or detention authority rather than assuming the adult search is complete.
The person may be in state custody A sentenced person may have moved to the Indiana Department of Correction. County booking data is not a substitute for the state locator.
Federal or immigration custody is possible Use any displayed FBI or ICE number and ask which agency accepted the transfer.
Useful call script “I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name], date of birth [date], was booked into Marion County after an arrest on [date] by [agency]. I also have [booking, state, FBI, or ICE number]. Can you confirm current custody, release, or transfer status?”
Do not pay a locator or release fee: The county search is public. A caller asking for gift cards, cryptocurrency, wire transfers, or a payment simply to reveal custody information should be treated as suspicious.

What happens after an arrest in Marion County?

Transport and intake The arresting agency transfers the person for identification, safety screening, property inventory, and booking. The public record may not appear immediately.
Booking identity and identifiers Staff record the legal name, date of birth, booking number, permanent number, and other available agency identifiers.
Medical and classification review The person is screened for health, safety, separation, and housing needs. Housing can change later and should not be treated as permanent.
Initial hearing and bond Major felony outright arrests must go through probable-cause review and judicial bond setting. Some lower-level cases may follow the published provisional schedule.
Release, continued detention, or transfer The person may be released on recognizance, post cash or surety bond, remain because of another hold, or transfer to another jurisdiction or correctional agency.
Family shortcut: Save the exact booking number as soon as it appears. It connects the jail record with nearly every later task.

Marion County Adult Detention Center, courthouse and contact details

Adult Detention Center
695 Justice Way
Indianapolis, IN 46203

Important: Do not send ordinary inmate mail to this street address.

Marion County Sheriff’s Office

317-327-1700

Public office hours listed as Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Email: Contact.MCSO@indy.gov

Community Justice Campus court services
675 Justice Way
Indianapolis, IN 46203

This address is used for court and Clerk functions, including public court-record services.

Property questions

317-327-2188

Call before traveling because the applicable pickup window depends on custody or transfer status.

Campus navigation: The Adult Detention Center and courthouse are on the same Community Justice Campus but use different street numbers. Confirm whether your task belongs at 695 Justice Way or 675 Justice Way before parking.

You found the inmate—choose the next action

ID
Verify identity

Save the booking and permanent numbers, then compare birth date and booking date.

Review the result decoder
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Check bond

Confirm the bond type, exact case, court order, and any no-bond hold before paying.

Open the bond guide
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Schedule a visit

Create a ViaPath account, add the inmate, select an available time, and test your device.

Open visitation steps
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Send money

Use Access Corrections, phone deposit, retailer barcode, or an approved kiosk.

Open deposit methods
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Send mail

Use the Phoenix, Maryland processing address with the exact booking number.

Open mailing rules
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Check court

Search MyCase by case number for public docket, hearing, attorney, and bond entries.

Open court steps
Court-controlled release

Marion County bond types, provisional amounts, delays and safeguards

The court—not a website or private caller—controls the actual bond. Marion Superior Court’s published schedule is provisional, applies to outright arrests rather than every warrant case, and allows a judge to change the amount or release conditions in an individual case.

Cash bond versus surety bond

Cash bond

The full cash amount ordered by the court must be posted. Confirm who is permitted to pay, how the payment must be made, and how any later refund is handled.

Surety bond

Marion County describes surety bonds as generally using ten percent of the total bond ordered through an authorized surety process. Fees paid to a bonding company are not the same as a court refund.

How Marion County accepts bond payments

Current county bond-payment methods
Payment route Accepted method Cost and identity check
Online county payment Credit or debit card through the live Marion County bond-payment page. The county lists an 8.5% service fee. Confirm the defendant, cause number, bond type, and amount before submitting.
In-person payment Cash or credit/debit card under the county’s current in-person instructions. The payer must present valid photo identification. Call the Clerk before traveling to confirm the current counter, hours, and case requirements.
Surety bond An authorized surety or bail-bond process when the court order specifically permits surety. The premium paid to a private surety is not the same as cash deposited with the court and is generally not refunded.
Fee example: An 8.5% online service fee would add $42.50 to a $500 card payment, $85 to a $1,000 payment, and $170 to a $2,000 payment. The service fee is separate from the bond itself.

Major felony provisional schedule

Published Marion Superior Court major-felony schedule, amended April 2024
Offense level Published provisional amount Important condition
Murder No bail The court controls any later legal review.
Class A / Level 1 / Level 2 felony $50,000 surety Major felony outright arrests must first receive probable-cause and bond review.
Class B / Level 3 / Level 4 felony $20,000 surety A judge may raise, lower, or alter the bond and conditions.
Class C / Level 5 felony $7,500 surety Enhancements and holds may change release eligibility.
Major-felony domestic battery or strangulation levels listed by the schedule $25,000 surety Monitoring or additional protective conditions may be ordered.

Misdemeanor and Level 6 examples

Selected provisions from the published provisional schedule
Situation Published treatment What can change it
General misdemeanor Release on recognizance is the general rule, with listed exceptions. Pending case, warrant, parole, probation, sentence, court order, or listed offense.
Battery or listed firearm misdemeanor $150 cash in the published schedule. Enhancements, other charges, warrants, and judicial review.
OVWI with no prior similar conviction Published schedule states release on recognizance. Prior or pending similar matter and court-imposed conditions.
OVWI with prior or pending similar matter $500 cash; alcohol monitoring may be ordered. Court order and complete case history.
Certain theft, habitual traffic violator, or marijuana Level 6/Class D cases Release on recognizance under the published schedule. Other cases, warrants, supervision status, and judicial order.
Selected general Level 6/Class D offenses $500 cash; other general Level 6/Class D arrests may be $250. Lead charge, enhancements, criminal history, residency, and court action.
Level 6/Class D domestic violence or invasion of privacy $2,000 cash; Class A misdemeanor listed at $1,000 cash. The judge may impose monitoring, no-contact, or other conditions.

Reasons a posted amount may not produce release

Another active warrant
A pending criminal case
Probation or parole supervision
Another executed sentence or jurisdictional hold
Initial hearing has not yet occurred
Required no-contact or monitoring conditions
Court has increased or modified the provisional bond
Identity, paperwork, and release processing remain incomplete
Domestic-violence release delay: The published schedule notes that Indiana law may prevent release for at least 24 hours after arrest for listed offenses committed against a family or household member. A monitoring device or no-contact order may also be imposed.
Read every listed case A person may have multiple causes, warrants, or holds. The displayed bond on one case may not clear the entire booking.
Confirm the current court order Use MyCase and the Clerk because the trial court may modify the published schedule before or after charges are filed.
Confirm the payment type Ask whether the order is cash, surety, split, recognizance, or no bond. Do not assume “10 percent” applies to a cash bond.
Use the correct name and case number Payment must be connected with the correct defendant and court case. Same-name errors can delay or misapply funds.
Save proof Keep the receipt, case number, booking number, payment time, and the payment office or authorized surety information.
Confirm physical release separately Bond posting is not the same as walking out of the facility. Wait for the jail to confirm completed release.
Initial Hearing Court / bond questions

317-327-8016

Email: IHCCLERK@indy.gov

Marion County Clerk criminal records

317-327-4740

Use the Clerk for case and payment-process verification.

Open the live county bond-payment instructions View the published court bail schedule
Friends and family

Marion County Jail remote visitation: registration, scheduling and visit-day checks

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office uses ViaPath for friends-and-family video visitation. Public family visits are handled remotely through the video system; attorneys representing people in Marion County criminal proceedings follow a separate professional-visit process.

Create a ViaPath visitor account Use a working email address because confirmation, password, scheduling, and visit notices are tied to the account.
Add all participating visitors Register the people who will appear in the session. Identification and approval requirements can apply before scheduling.
Select the correct Indiana facility Choose the Marion County Adult Detention Center rather than an Indiana Department of Correction prison or a different Marion County in another state.
Search and add the inmate Use the exact name and booking information from the county lookup.
Select an available appointment The portal shows available times and any fee before final confirmation. Availability may depend on housing, operations, court, or disciplinary status.
Save the confirmation and receipt Keep the visit date, time, visitor account, confirmation number, and payment receipt.
Test the device before visit time Use stable internet, a supported computer or device, webcam, microphone, and preferably a headset or earbuds to reduce echo.
Log in early Sign in before the appointment, run the connection test, and be ready when the session opens. Late login normally does not restore missed time.

Remote-visit checklist

Quiet and private location
Reliable high-speed connection
Working camera and microphone
Headset or earbuds to reduce echo
Valid visitor account and identification
All participants registered when required
Appropriate clothing and behavior
No recording, prohibited display, or third-party disruption
Why a visit can be delayed or canceled: Court movement, intake, release, housing changes, medical care, lockdown, facility operations, disciplinary restrictions, or technical problems can affect the appointment.
ViaPath Video Visitation Help Line

1-855-208-7349

Use for account, scheduling, connection, and visit-platform support.

Professional visits

Attorneys and approved professionals should follow the separate MCSO professional scheduling instructions rather than using a family visit as a legal conference.

Register or schedule a ViaPath visit Call visitation support
Trust account

How to send money to a Marion County Jail inmate

Money placed in the inmate account may be used for commissary and available telephone or visitation services. Confirm the exact booking identity before every deposit because vendor transactions may be difficult to reverse.

Officially identified Marion County deposit options
Method How it works What to prepare
Access Corrections online Create or sign in to an account, choose the facility, locate the person, review the fee, and submit the deposit. Exact legal name, booking details, card, and receipt email.
Telephone Call 1-866-345-1884 and follow the bilingual agent or automated instructions. Facility, inmate identity, payment card, and transaction confirmation.
Cash Pay Today retailer Register first, obtain the barcode, then bring it to a participating walk-in retailer. Valid barcode, cash, fee amount, and exact inmate identity.
Facility kiosk Use an available approved kiosk at the facility and follow the on-screen identity and payment prompts. Booking information, accepted cash or card, and receipt.
Money order The official county page requires the booked name, cell housing number, date of birth, and gallery number on the money order. All four fields verified immediately before mailing.
Money-order caution: Cell housing and gallery information can change. Do not guess these fields. The county’s jail-money service is administered through the Marion County Sheriff’s Office at 695 Justice Way, but call 317-327-1700 before mailing to confirm the current money-order delivery address, payee wording, and all four required inmate fields.
Verify the person Match the name, birth date, booking number, and current Marion County custody before opening a vendor transaction.
Choose the correct account purpose Commissary, phone, message, and visitation payments may not always use the same balance or provider function.
Review the service fee The portal or agent should display the fee before payment. Compare methods when the deposit is not urgent.
Enter the booking identity exactly Do not select a same-name person without comparing date of birth or booking number.
Save the receipt Keep the amount, fee, date, transaction number, and inmate identifier until the inmate confirms the credit.
Stop when someone asks for an unusual payment Gift card, cryptocurrency, peer-to-peer cash app, or wire instructions are not substitutes for the county’s approved deposit or bond process.
Make an Access Corrections deposit Deposit by telephone
Personal and privileged mail

Marion County Jail mailing address and practical mail rules

Personal mail format
Marion County, IN – ADC
Inmate Name, Inmate Booking #
P.O. Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131
Privileged legal mail
Inmate Name and Booking Number
Marion County Adult Detention Center
695 Justice Way
Indianapolis, IN 46203

Use the legal-mail process only for qualifying privileged correspondence.

Do not use 695 Justice Way for ordinary personal mail. The county specifically directs ordinary inmate correspondence to the Phoenix, Maryland processing address.

Before mailing a letter

Use the exact booked name
Write the complete booking number
Include the sender’s complete return address
Keep the letter free of unknown substances or stains
Avoid cash, checks, cards with electronics, or unauthorized enclosures
Do not assume packages or books are accepted without prior confirmation
Use the legal address only for privileged correspondence
Recheck custody before mailing time-sensitive material

Why mail gets delayed or rejected

Wrong identity

The booked name or booking number is missing, incomplete, or belongs to another person.

Wrong address

Personal mail is sent to the detention-center street address instead of the processing center.

Prohibited enclosure

The envelope contains money, contraband, unsupported materials, or an item that cannot be processed safely.

No return address

The sender’s full return information is missing or unreadable.

Release or transfer

The person leaves county custody before the mail finishes processing.

Legal-mail mismatch

Ordinary correspondence is labeled privileged, or true legal mail is sent through the ordinary processing route.

Best practice: Write the booking number on every page, not only the envelope, and keep a copy of important correspondence.
Indiana MyCase

How to check a Marion County criminal case, hearing and bond order

The inmate lookup answers custody questions. Indiana MyCase provides public court docket information. Official or certified records still come from the court or Marion County Clerk maintaining the case.

Copy the case number from the booking result One booking can involve multiple cases. Save each cause number separately.
Open Indiana MyCase Search by case number whenever possible. Name searches can mix people with similar identities.
Confirm Marion County and criminal case type Check the county, court, filing date, defendant, and case classification before relying on the docket.
Review public entries Look for initial hearing, probable cause, charging, bond, no-contact, attorney appearance, hearing, and disposition entries.
Check the next hearing carefully Read date, time, court, room, hearing type, and whether the setting was later continued or canceled.
Request official copies when needed MyCase is an information service. Certified or official copies must be requested from the court or Clerk maintaining the record.
Jail lookup versus MyCase versus official copy
Source Best for Limitation
Inmate lookup Current or released county booking and custody information. Not the complete court file or final criminal history.
Indiana MyCase Public docket, charges, hearings, attorneys, bond orders, and case status. Some records or documents are confidential, restricted, delayed, or not published.
Court or Clerk copy Official, file-stamped, or certified records. Request procedure, identification, copy fee, and processing time may apply.
Marion County Clerk criminal records

317-327-4740

Email: criminalrecords@indy.gov

Court-record service location
Community Justice Campus
675 Justice Way
Indianapolis, IN 46203

Public record-request hours are listed as Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Search Indiana MyCase
Property release

How to pick up inmate property from the Marion County Jail

Published Marion County property windows
Property situation Published hours Call first?
Person currently incarcerated at the Adult Detention Center Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–10:30 a.m. Yes—confirm authorization and what identification is required.
Qualifying property after transfer to Department of Correction custody Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–2 p.m. Yes—the county states property must be claimed within 30 days of transfer.
Weapon property Not held by MCSO Contact IMPD at 317-327-3455.
Call the property line Contact 317-327-2188 and explain whether the person is currently held, released, or transferred.
Confirm authorization Ask whether the inmate must complete a property release and whether all property or only certain items can be released.
Ask what ID to bring Carry valid government-issued photo identification and any release or case paperwork requested.
Use the correct pickup window Current-custody and transferred-property windows are different. Arriving outside the applicable window can result in a wasted trip.
Check the 30-day transfer deadline Property for a person transferred to the Indiana Department of Correction must be claimed within the county’s published deadline.
Handle weapons separately The Sheriff’s Office states that it does not hold weapons. Use the IMPD property process instead.
MCSO property information

317-327-2188

IMPD weapon property

317-327-3455

Health, safety and accountability

Medical concerns, spiritual support, complaints and urgent safety

Medical or mental-health concern

Immediate emergency inside the jail

The inmate should alert a correctional officer immediately. A family member should call the Sheriff’s Office and clearly state that the concern is urgent and health-related.

Non-emergency information

Provide the exact booked name, booking number, housing information if known, medication name, prescribing provider, and a concise description of the concern. Jail medical staff decide treatment and medication administration.

Do not mail or hand medication directly to an inmate. Call before bringing prescription medicine, eyeglasses, medical devices, or records. Security and clinical approval procedures apply.

Chaplain and spiritual support

Adult Detention Center Chaplain’s Office

317-327-1320

Chaplains provide religious and spiritual guidance to people in jail. Religious requests remain subject to custody, safety, and facility procedures.

Formal complaint about Sheriff’s Office conduct

Get the formal complaint form Pick one up in the jail lobby or call 317-327-3128 and leave a mailing address to request a form.
Write a fact-based timeline Include date, time, exact location, names or descriptions, witnesses, statements, and the specific action being challenged.
Attach supporting material Include copies of letters, receipts, screenshots, medical paperwork, case information, or other relevant records. Keep originals unless instructed otherwise.
Keep a complete copy Save the signed form, attachments, mailing proof, submission date, and any complaint or reference number.
Separate emergencies from complaints A formal complaint is not an emergency-response channel. Use 911 or immediate facility notification when someone faces active danger.
Complaint-form request

317-327-3128

Mailing address for Internal Affairs
Marion County Sheriff’s Office
Attn: Internal Affairs
695 Justice Way
Indianapolis, IN 46203

Release, transfer and pickup: what families should expect

Bond was posted Identity checks, paperwork, no-contact conditions, property return, other cases, and transportation through the facility can delay physical release.
The lookup says released Check the court docket and call if you need to know whether the person was released locally or transferred to another authority.
Another warrant exists The person may remain held even after the Marion County case becomes otherwise releasable.
IDOC transfer is expected County data may stop being the best source after state custody begins. Use the state locator and claim remaining county property within the deadline.
Federal or ICE transfer is possible Save any FBI or ICE identifier shown and ask which receiving agency accepted custody.
Pickup time is uncertain Do not wait at the campus based only on a projected release. Confirm completed release before arranging transportation.
Release planning: Keep transportation, clothing, phone access, medication, housing, and court-condition plans flexible. The county does not promise a fixed exit time merely because a court order or bond payment has been entered.

When you need arrest, incident, or Sheriff records instead of the live roster

A live inmate lookup is not a full arrest report, probable-cause affidavit, incident report, jail video, call recording, disciplinary file, or court record. Different agencies control different documents.

Choose the correct record holder
Record needed Likely controlling office What to provide
Current or released booking record Marion County Sheriff / inmate lookup Name, birth date, booking number, and date range.
Police incident or arrest report Arresting law-enforcement agency Incident number, date, location, names, and arresting agency.
Court docket or filed document Marion County court or Clerk Cause number, defendant, court, and document description.
Sheriff administrative record Marion County Sheriff public-record process Specific record, date range, people, location, and desired format.
Certified court copy Court or Clerk maintaining the case Cause number and certification request.
Request-writing tip: Ask for an identifiable record, not an answer to a question. A precise date range, incident number, cause number, and document description reduces delay and cost.

Marion County insider tips that prevent common mistakes

Use the released-inmate checkbox

This is the fastest fix when a person appeared earlier but is no longer in the current-custody list.

Do not confuse Justice Way addresses

The Adult Detention Center is 695 Justice Way; many court services are at 675 Justice Way.

Keep the permanent number too

A booking number can change with a later arrest, while a permanent number helps link the person across county records.

Use Phoenix, Maryland for personal mail

Ordinary letters sent to the jail’s street address may not follow the required processing route.

Verify money-order housing data

Cell and gallery information can change; never copy it from an old message.

Call before property pickup

The hours differ for current custody and transferred property, and weapons are handled by IMPD.

Search MyCase by cause number

A name-only court search can mix people. Cause number is usually the cleanest path.

Do not estimate release from bond alone

Another hold, warrant, no-contact order, or administrative step can keep the person inside.

Test ViaPath early

Use the system test and headphones before the appointment so visit time is not lost to echo or setup.

Live actions that must be completed on official systems

The procedures and key facts are explained above. These buttons are retained only for tasks that require a live government or approved provider system.

1
Run a live inmate search

Search current and released Marion County bookings by name or identifier.

Open inmate lookup
2
Schedule a video visit

Create a ViaPath account, choose the facility and inmate, and select availability.

Open ViaPath visitation
3
Make an online deposit

Review the inmate identity, deposit amount, and fee before submitting.

Open Access Corrections
4
Search the court docket

Use the cause number to check public Marion County case entries.

Open Indiana MyCase
5
Verify a bond payment route

Confirm current court instructions before presenting or transmitting funds.

Open bond payment instructions
6
Call the Sheriff’s Office

Use when custody, release, transfer, or the correct department remains unclear.

Call 317-327-1700
Verification record: This guide was checked on July 13, 2026 against the Indianapolis-Marion County inmate lookup, Marion County Sheriff and indy.gov service pages, Indiana MyCase, the Marion Superior Court bail schedule amended April 2024, and the approved ViaPath and Access Corrections service portals. Live custody, vendor fees, visitation availability, court orders, and release conditions can change.

Marion County Jail inmate search FAQs

How do I search for an inmate in Marion County, Indiana?

Use the official inmate lookup. Search by first and last name with date of birth, or select booking number, permanent number, state or county ID, FBI number, or ICE number.

Can I search released Marion County inmates?

Yes. The official lookup includes an “Include released inmates” option. Use it when a person may have bonded out, been released, or disappeared from current custody results.

Where is the Marion County Adult Detention Center?

The Adult Detention Center is at 695 Justice Way, Indianapolis, IN 46203. Ordinary inmate mail must not be sent to this address.

Why is someone not appearing in the inmate lookup?

The person may still be in intake, listed under another spelling, released, transferred, in juvenile detention, or held by another county, IDOC, a federal agency, or ICE.

How do friends and family visit?

Friends and family use ViaPath remote video visitation. Register, choose the Marion County Adult Detention Center, add the inmate, select availability, and test the device before the visit.

What is the video visitation help number?

Call ViaPath Video Visitation support at 1-855-208-7349.

What is the inmate mailing address?

Use: Marion County, IN – ADC; inmate name and booking number; P.O. Box 247; Phoenix, MD 21131. Privileged legal mail uses separate instructions and the Justice Way address.

How do I send money?

Use Access Corrections online, call 1-866-345-1884, use Cash Pay Today after obtaining a barcode, or use an available approved kiosk. Verify the booking identity before paying.

Can I mail a money order?

The county says the booked name, cell housing number, date of birth, and gallery number must appear on the money order. Confirm every field and the current delivery instructions immediately before mailing.

How do I check the court case?

Search Indiana MyCase by cause number whenever possible. Use the court or Marion County Clerk for official or certified copies.

How do I pick up property?

Call 317-327-2188. Current-inmate property hours are listed as Monday–Friday, 8–10:30 a.m. The county lists a separate Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–2 p.m. window for qualifying transferred-inmate property.

How do I file a complaint?

Pick up a formal complaint form in the jail lobby or call 317-327-3128 to request a form by mail. Include dates, names, locations, witnesses, and supporting records.

Independent public-information guide: This website is not the Marion County Sheriff’s Office, Indianapolis government, Marion Superior Court, the Indiana judiciary, ViaPath, Access Corrections, or a live jail database. Booking information may be delayed, corrected, sealed, transferred, or changed. A listed arrest or charge is an allegation and does not establish guilt. Do not use custody information to harass, threaten, exploit, discriminate against, or unlawfully identify any person.

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