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Cuyahoga County jail inmate search

The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Department operates Cuyahoga County Corrections Center (CCCC)

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Administrative Coordinator for questions about the jail, staff or inmates (also the Warden's Office number)
(216) 443-6125
Visiting
Rules for visits and booking
Operator
Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Department
Facilities
Cuyahoga County Corrections Center

A Cuyahoga County jail inmate search starts with the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Department, which holds people at the main jail. Check the county's roster first to see if the person is at the Cuyahoga County Corrections Center. A fresh booking from a recent arrest may not be listed yet, so call the booking desk at 216-698-4820 to ask directly.

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Cuyahoga County jail roster and inmate lookup

To check if someone is in custody right now, call the booking desk at 216-698-4820. Staff on the Inmate Information line can confirm if a person is at the facility. For state prison transfers, check with the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction or use the Ohio inmate search guide.

Cuyahoga County jail inmate list and recent bookings

Officers bring people arrested on county warrants to the Cuyahoga County Corrections Center at any hour. Because intake runs day and night, a recent arrest may not be listed while staff finish the paperwork.

All booking details come from the booking desk, according to the Inmate Information page. Call the booking desk at 216-698-4820, 216-515-8348, or 216-698-6430 to check on a recent arrival right away.

Cuyahoga County jail phone number

Each desk handles specific questions, as listed on the Inmate Information, Commissary, and Registration & Visitation pages.

  • Booking desk: Call 216-698-4820, 216-515-8348, or 216-698-6430 for custody and booking questions.
  • Administrative Coordinator and Warden's Office: Call (216) 443-6125 for questions about the jail, staff, or inmates. Attorneys also call this number with their bar details to register a privileged phone line.
  • Commissary: Call (216) 698-6244 for jail store questions.
  • Securus Video Connect support: Call 1-877-578-3658 for video visit help.

Cuyahoga County jail address and detention center

People held in custody stay at the Cuyahoga County Corrections Center in Cleveland, Ohio. This building is the main jail listed on the Inmate Information page. The facility's Commissary office is at 1215 W. 3rd St., 1st Floor.

Cuyahoga County jail Visitation

All video visits use Securus Video Connect, according to the Registration & Visitation page. You must make a Securus account online or in the mobile app first.

  • Video visits at the jail: You get one free 20-minute visit each week.
  • Video visits from home: A 25-minute remote visit costs $4.00.
  • Visits behind glass: In-person visits are limited to juveniles and to people with sentences of 90 days or longer.
  • Booking ahead: Behind-glass visits need an in-person visitor application and must be booked 48 hours in advance.

Call 1-877-578-3658 for Securus support.

Mail, money and commissary at Cuyahoga County jail

Personal mail is not accepted at the jail, according to the Inmate Information page. Letters go to the Securus Digital Mail Center for scanning, while legal mail and publications still go directly to the facility. Packages and money orders are never accepted.

You can send money to an inmate account through Access Corrections. Those funds pay for items at the Commissary, which is the jail store that sells prepaid calling cards. The commissary office is at 1215 W. 3rd St., 1st Floor.

Inmate phone calls from Cuyahoga County jail

People in custody cannot receive incoming phone calls. They place outgoing calls on coinless collect phones, according to the Inmate Information page.

You can set up a prepaid AdvanceConnect account through Securus to get calls. Inmates can also buy prepaid calling cards from the commissary. Attorneys with a privileged phone number must call the Warden's Office at (216) 443-6125 to register their line.

Mugshots: what the Cuyahoga County jail roster shows

County Jail Lookup does not show names, mugshots, or arrest records. Call the Inmate Information booking desk at 216-698-4820 to ask what custody details the county provides.

How to bail someone out of Cuyahoga County jail

A bond is money or a written promise given to the court so a person can go home before trial. For felony cases in the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas, you can post cash or 10% bonds online. The Online Bond Posting page takes credit or debit cards for a 3% fee.

Ohio courts also allow personal recognizance, unsecured bonds, real estate bonds, or a surety bond through a bail agent. Read how to bail someone out of jail for more details.

Cuyahoga County jail release time

When you pay a bond on the Online Bond Posting page, notice goes to the Release desk inside the jail. Staff then finish the release paperwork before the person walks out. Call 216-698-4820 or (216) 443-6125 to check on a release.

Questions and answers

How do I find out if someone is in Cuyahoga County jail?

Call the Cuyahoga County Corrections Center booking desk at 216-698-4820, 216-515-8348, or 216-698-6430. Because officers book people on county warrants at all hours, the booking desk has direct custody records.

How much time does release take at the Cuyahoga County jail?

Release begins once the court sends notice of a paid bond to the jail Release desk. Call 216-698-4820 or (216) 443-6125 to ask if the Release desk has processed the paperwork.

Sources

Call a bail agent (not the jail)

This line reaches a bail agent who can talk you through a bond at Cuyahoga County Corrections Center (CCCC). It is not the jail and not a government office.

1-844-343-6285

This call from County Jail Lookup goes to a bail agent, not the jail, and may be recorded so the agent keeps an exact note of the bond you asked about.

Speak with a lawyer about the case instead

Once you share a few details, a lawyer advertising here can reach out to you about the bond hearing, the release, or the charges.