Ashland County Booking Releases Lookup

Ashland County booking releases track who enters and leaves the Ashland County Jail, a modern facility with a capacity of 127 inmates. The jail opened in 2001 and has earned a 100% rating from the Bureau of Adult Detention for eight straight years. About 1,750 people are booked into this jail each year, and the daily population averages around 110 inmates. Sheriff E. Wayne Risner and Jail Administrator Captain David Blake run jail operations from 1205 East Main Street in Ashland, Ohio. This page explains how to search Ashland County booking releases and what records are available to the public.

Ashland County Jail and Sheriff's Office

The Ashland County Jail is a state-of-the-art modular style facility that opened on February 24, 2001. It is the only full-service jail in Ashland County. The facility holds up to 127 inmates and has 34 officers on staff. Captain David Blake serves as Jail Administrator, overseeing all corrections operations. You can contact the jail at 419-281-9009 or email corrections@ashlandcountysheriff.org.

The jail sits at 1205 East Main Street, Ashland, OH 44805. The sheriff's main office number is 419-289-6552. Each year, roughly 1,750 people are booked into this facility. The average daily population hovers around 110 inmates, which is close to the jail's full capacity of 127. All staff members attend a certified Jail Academy and get at least 24 hours of in-service training each year.

Searching Ashland County Booking Releases

The Ashland County Sheriff's Corrections page is the best place to start when searching for booking releases. This page provides information about the jail and links to the active inmate list. You can view who is currently in custody and check booking dates.

For more detailed jail information, the extended corrections page covers programs, procedures, and inmate rules. If you need specific booking release data that is not on the website, you can call the jail at 419-281-9009 or submit a written request. Under ORC 149.43, the jail must provide public records in a reasonable time.

Note: The Work Release Program has been suspended indefinitely.

Ashland County Corrections Division

The Corrections Division page is the main portal for jail and booking release information in Ashland County.

This page shows the jail's capacity, staffing levels, programs, and links to the active inmate list. It is the starting point for anyone looking for Ashland County booking releases online. The page also mentions the jail's perfect rating from the Bureau of Adult Detention, which it has held for eight straight years.

Jail Programs in Ashland County

The Ashland County Jail is a full-service facility that offers many programs for inmates. These include alcohol and drug counseling, anger management classes, and Parenting Plus. GED education is available for inmates who want to finish their high school equivalency. The jail provides full medical and psychological services as well.

Other services include laundry, a library, and commissary access. Bible study and religious counseling are available for inmates who want them. Recreation periods, television, and table games are part of the daily routine. Community Service projects and Life Skills training round out the programs offered at the facility.

Ashland County Jail Visitation

All visits at the Ashland County Jail are done through video. Both on-site and off-site video visits are available every day of the week. On-site visit hours are 8:00 am to 11:25 am, 1:00 pm to 2:05 pm, 3:30 pm to 4:35 pm, and 6:00 pm to 8:50 pm. Off-site visits run the same morning and afternoon blocks, with evening hours extending to 10:00 pm.

All visitors must register at www.icsolutions.com before scheduling a visit. Each inmate gets two free on-site visits per week. Off-site visits are unlimited but cost a fee. You can have up to four visitors per visit (children under 21 don't count toward that limit but must still be registered). Visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance and no more than two weeks out.

No electronic devices, purses, bags, or food are allowed in the visitation rooms. There is a strict dress code. All visits are subject to audio and video monitoring.

Ashland County Jail Information

The detailed jail information page provides an in-depth look at Ashland County Jail operations and booking release procedures.

This page covers everything from commissary orders to phone call rules. It is one of the most detailed jail pages in Ohio and is a valuable resource for anyone trying to understand Ashland County booking releases and inmate procedures.

Depositing Funds for Ashland County Inmates

You can add money to an inmate's account several ways. A kiosk in the Night Lobby is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It accepts cash and credit or debit cards, with a $4 fee per deposit. You can also deposit funds online at AccessCorrections.com or by phone at 1-866-345-1884. The jail does not accept personal checks or money orders.

Commissary orders are placed on Monday and Thursday mornings. Inmates can also use vending machines daily. The SecurePak program lets friends and family order $50 care packages every quarter through ashlandpackages.com or by calling 1-800-546-6283.

Inmate Phone Calls and Booking Release Records

The Ashland County Jail uses ICSolutions for its phone system. Calls cost $0.21 per minute with a 15-minute limit. Call hours run from 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. The first minute of the first call is free. The display number for calls from the jail is 419-685-9191.

Inmates or their contacts can set up a Prepaid Account or Debit Telephone Account at www.ICSolutions.com or by calling 1-888-506-8407. Voicemail is also available for $1.00 per 30-second message. You need the inmate's ID number and your Prepaid Account pin to leave a voicemail. Attorneys who need non-recorded calls must set up an ICS account and submit a request on letterhead to the Jail Administrator.

Mail and Public Records in Ashland County

To send mail to someone at the Ashland County Jail, address it to: Ashland County Sheriff's Office, (Inmate Name), 1205 East Main Street, Ashland OH 44805. All mail is screened for contraband. Religious materials and Bibles are accepted. Newspapers, stamps, and envelopes are not allowed (these are available on commissary). The jail is a non-smoking facility, so cigarettes are prohibited.

For public records requests related to booking releases, contact the sheriff's office. Ohio law under Chapter 341 requires county jails to maintain records of all bookings and releases. The ORC 5120.21 covers inmate records at the state level. For victim notifications, register with VINE to get alerts on custody changes. The ODRC Offender Search tool covers state prison inmates if someone has been transferred out of Ashland County.

Nearby Counties

Ashland County is in north-central Ohio. Check the county where the arrest took place for the right booking release records.