Miami County jail inmate search

It's the sheriff's office that runs the Miami County Jail Persons Currently In Custody page. A last name is all it takes to search.

Only people held at the Miami County Jail appear in this tool. Anyone housed at other facilities isn't listed.

Every 30 minutes, the roster refreshes. For a new arrival, allow time for the next refresh or phone the jail.

Every 30 minutes, new arrests reach the online custody page. The Miami County Incarceration Facility in Troy receives local arrests.

The name might not appear on your screen yet when an arrest just happened. Call (937) 440-3971 to ask about a recent arrival. You can also read about the booking process while you wait.

You can reach the jail directly at (937) 440-3971. This is the main number listed on the Miami County Jail roster site.

Use this number to ask custody questions or check on a recent arrest.

You'll find the jail at 2042 N CR 25A, Troy, Ohio, 45373. The Miami County Incarceration Facility is this building, and it appears as the Miami County Jail too.

You come here for free video visits on site, per the Miami County Visitations page. This Troy address also receives legal mail for those in custody.

Running the jail and maintaining the online custody list falls to the Miami County Sheriff's Office. Each time you check for someone, the sheriff's custody database is what you're searching.

Updated every 30 minutes, that list includes only the Troy jail.

Every visit is a non-contact video session through ICSolutions, and you must book an appointment. Set up an account first, either through the vendor's site or the ICS Mobile app. You must book under each visitor's full legal name, and you'll need a valid government ID to be approved.

These rules come from the Miami County Visitations page:

• Free visits happen on site at 2042 N CR 25A in Troy.
• You get 1 session of 30 minutes per week for free visits on site.
• A visit on site can have up to 4 approved visitors.
• You can join off-site visits from anywhere, and ICSolutions sets the fee.

The jail building cannot receive personal letters directly. According to the Miami County Inmate Mail Policies page, the ICSolutions Digital Mail Center receives personal mail. Staff scan letters at the center, and inmates read them on jail tablets.

Put your return name and address on every envelope. Packages, certified mail, checks, and money orders are not accepted by the mail center. Legal mail is still sent straight to the facility in Troy.

Call the jail desk at (937) 440-3971 to ask how inmate phone calls work. You can also talk with someone in custody by booking a video visit through ICSolutions.

Inmate names, photos, and arrest records are never shown on County Jail Lookup. Use the Miami County Jail custody roster and run a last name search to view county records.

The only people on that page are ones held right now inside the Miami County Jail. A refresh comes every 30 minutes, and it doesn't show inmates from other jails.

A bond gives the court a financial guarantee so the person can go home before court. Judges in Ohio choose release conditions that are the least restrictive. Judges may grant personal recognizance, a written promise to come back with no money paid up front.

If the court sets a dollar amount, these options are allowed under Ohio law:

• No payment is due up front for an unsecured bond.
• Pay a 10% cash deposit, or pay the full amount in cash.
• Real estate or securities can back a bond.
• Surety bonds are posted by commercial bail companies at rates approved by the state.

Call (937) 440-3971 to check a person's bond status, or visit the Ohio inmate search hub.

At 2042 N CR 25A in Troy, court paperwork and processing decide when someone gets released. After someone leaves custody, their name comes off the Miami County Jail custody roster at the next refresh, which runs every 30 minutes.

Call (937) 440-3971 to ask when a person will be ready for pickup.