The Sheriff’s Office lobby is always open and the telephone mounted on the wall near the jail’s public window will always be answered. The public window for Sheriff’s Administration and our business office is open from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday excluding Court Holidays. The Jail is located at 1905 Indianapolis Ave. Lebanon, IN 46052
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Depending on the status of the inmate within the court system, they may be eligible to bond out of jail. Bonds can be paid 24 hours a day at the jail’s lobby window. Bonds can either be paid in the form of US currency or a surety bond. A surety bond requires a licensed bond agent to process and a fee paid to the bondsman. A cash bond may be paid with US currency, a money order made out to the Boone County Sheriff’s Office, or with a credit or debit card. Jail staff has no means to make change, so if paying with cash, the EXACT amount of the bond must be paid we do not make change.
Bond payment with Cashier's Check or Money Order must be done during normal business hours: Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Persons wishing to pay a bond with a credit card must call GovPay EXP at 1-888-561-7888 or 1-888-604-7888 or visit their website at http://www.govpaynow.com/.* A person posting bond via credit card must provide the inmate’s full name, date of birth, their Boone County Jail inmate number, their charge(s), the bond amount and the jail’s “Pay Location Code” which is 6808. This information can be obtained by calling the jail at 765-482-1412. GovPayEXP charges a 9% non-refundable processing fee. Boone County receives no part of the processing fee.
When a bond is paid a receipt will be provided to the payer that will list the inmate’s upcoming court date(s) if available.
Per order of Circuit Court Judge Edens, Superior 1 Court Judge Kincaid and Superior II Court Judge Petit: Pursuant to I.C. 35-33-8-3.2, cash bonds posted for the release of a Defendant, upon disposition of the case in which bond is posted, may be applied to any fines, costs, fees, restitution, repayment of public defender fees of the Defendant and/or for any other purpose permitted by law.
Important information to all persons posting bond for arrestees: If you are posting a CASH BOND for the release of an arrestee, then if the arrested person appears at all hearings and/or trial, the money posted will be returned if the person arrested is found not guilty or the charges are dismissed. It the person arrested is found guilty or pleads guilty, then the monies posted will be applied toward any fines and/or costs. If there are any monies left over, then only these sums will be returned to the person who was arrested.
Please understand that if you are posting a SURETY BOND (through a bail bondsman) then there will be no return of the monies posted. This money posted is like an insurance premium and is not returnable. Sometimes it is better to allow the arrestee to remain in jail another day or so and use the money to obtain an attorney to attempt to obtain a bond reduction. It is difficult for a Judge to understand how someone can come up with $500 to $1,000 for a surety bond and then come to court and ask for a public defender because of no funds to hire an attorney
Please note: Any inmate arrested on alcohol or drug influence related charges will not be released until it has been determined that the individual is no longer intoxicated.
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Property of inmate currently incarcerated can be picked up at the jail if the inmate signs a property release form authorizing the release. All property with the exception of inmates clothing will be released (no exceptions).
Inmates transferred to DOC are given a property release form and they designate who is authorized to pick up their property. DOC inmates property will only be held for 30 days after their release from our facility. Property can be picked up at any time by coming into the jail and picking up the black telephone in the Boone County Jail Lobby mounted on the east wall. Proper I.D. will be required before property is released.
The Inmate Telephone System is not owned or operated by Boone County. ICSolutions , an outside vendor, is contracted to provide inmate telephone services. ALL telephone calls are subject to monitoring and recording. www.icsolutions.com for more ICSolutions company information
Inmate Account – Inmates who have money on their account can place a direct call and the cost of the call will be taken off the inmates account. Inmates also have the ability to place a collect call providing the recipient accepts the charges. www.accesscorrections.com/
Money Orders payable to an inmate and US Currency may be placed on the inmate's account (personal checks are not accepted) at the Boone County Sheriff's Office 1905 Indianapolis Ave. Lebanon, IN 46052 Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:00pm, closed for lunch hours noon-1:00pm. The Administrative Office is closed on all Boone County observed Holidays.
Other Options for Account Deposits:
Boone County Sheriff's Office Lobby KIOSK Machine - Cash or Credit Card Deposits
Toll Free Phone Deposits: (866)345-1884
Internet Deposits: www.accesscorrections.com/
An inmate has to be incarcerated 72 hours before they will be allowed visitation. All visits are by video, there are no more face to face visits. You can visit from a kiosk in the jail lobby at no cost or you can use a computer from home for a fee of $12.50 for a 25 minute visit. An account through IC Solutions will need to be made by the visitor. This can be done on the computer provided in the jail lobby or from any computer or smartphone. Once an account is made you will schedule all visits through their website. All visits are 25 minutes. Each inmate is allowed 3 visits total per week. Visitation hours are 7 days a week 8am-10pm.
Lawyers are allowed to visit with inmates at any time with the exception of 6:00 a.m - 8:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Members of the clergy who are on an authorized list compiled by the Sheriff’s Office Senior Chaplain Scott Ailes/Kim Orr may be allowed to visit inmates at any time with the exception of 6:00 a.m - 8:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Minister/Preachers or any educators are not allowed to visit with inmates if they are related.
Money being placed on an inmates account can be used by the inmate for both phone calls and ordering commissary. Money orders payable to an inmate may be placed on the inmate’s account. PERSONAL CHECKS ARE NOT ACCEPTED.
Money orders should be mailed to Boone County Jail 1905 Indianapolis Avenue, Lebanon, IN 46052.
Money orders or US currency may also be brought in person to the jail for the inmates account between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday - Friday. Our business office is closed on all Boone County Court Holidays.
Other Options for Account Deposits:
Boone County Sheriff's Office Lobby KIOSK Machine - Cash or Credit Card Deposits
Toll Free Phone Deposits: (866)345-1884
Internet Deposits: www.accesscorrections.com/
Inmates at the time of their release will be given a debit card with his/her remaining funds. If you did not receive a debit card upon release you may come into the Boone County Jail between 10am and 4pm on the days that the Boone County Sheriff's Office is open and have a debit card issued to you.
Inmates can receive mail delivered by the US Postal Service – it may not be dropped off at the jail. All incoming mail must have a return name and full return address. Mail that does not have a return address will be placed in the inmate’s property (with the exception of legal mail). All incoming mail will be opened and inspected by Jail Officers to prevent the introduction of contraband. PERSONS WHO SEND CONTRABAND INTO THE FACILITY WILL BE CRIMINALLY PROSECUTED AND THE INMATE TO WHOM IT IS BEING SENT MAY ALSO FACE CRIMINAL CHARGES. Legal mail sent directly from an attorney will be opened in the presence of the inmate. Inmates may have a newspaper mailed from the publisher at the inmate’s expense. Soft cover books will be accepted from the publisher ONLY. Magazines and periodicals will not be accepted. Any materials that contain obscene pictures, racist or “hate” content will not be given to the inmate, but will be placed in his/her property tub. The Boone County Jail in cooperation with Lebanon Public Library provides inmates with soft cover books.
Upon arrival at the Boone County Jail inmates are asked a series of medical questions and are screened by our medical staff soon thereafter. Inmates are responsible for reporting existing illnesses or other medical conditions to jail staff during their in-processing. While incarcerated at the Boone County Jail the jail’s medical director is an inmate’s primary care giver. Medical issues are addressed by the inmate completing a medical request form. Sick calls are provided on a regular basis. There is a medical co-pay charge of $10.00. If necessary, our medical staff will schedule an appointment with specialists. Medication will be distributed in accordance with prescription orders approved by the jail’s medical staff. Certain over-the-counter medication, such as pain relievers, cough drops, vitamins and antacids, may be purchased by inmates on commissary. Inmates will not be denied access to medical services due to an inability to pay. If the inmate does not have enough money to cover the co-payment, the services will be “charged” until sufficient funds are in their account to pay the $10.00 co-pay. Information regarding an inmate’s medical status will be released only through proper medical channels. Only the medical staff may release inmate medical information to an inmate’s family. Medication must be in the container from the pharmacy with an appropriate label.
Friends or family members may bring an inmate’s prescribed medication to the jail. It must be in the original prescription bottle. The medication will be given to the inmate with approval by the jail medical staff. Any medication not given to the inmate will be returned to him/her upon their release from the jail.
Once released from the Boone County Jail an inmate may contact the medical staff at 765-483-3376 to have their medication released to them. Medical staff may make the medication available to be picked up at the jail lobby window. Unless special arrangements are made, medications may be picked up between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m., any day of the week.
The Boone County Jail provides three balanced meals daily. Meals are approved by a dietician and meet nutritional standards. Inmates are allowed to buy additional food items off commissary.
The jail will not accept clothing for inmates. Inmates are issued clothing and shoes and can purchase underwear, t-shirts and socks from commissary. In the event that the inmate has a Jury Trial arrangements will be made with the attorney to get proper attire for the inmate to wear in court.
If there has been a death in the inmate’s immediate family you may call the jail and ask that the inmate be informed. Upon verification, a Sheriff’s Office chaplain or other approved member of clergy may aid in a death notification.
Notes are not passed to inmates. If jail staff determine that a message is of an emergency nature – such as a death in an inmate’s family – that information may be shared with an inmate.
It is the policy of the Boone County Jail to not to disclose when an inmate is to be transported to or from our facility. This is for the safety of our transportation staff. An inmate with “out of county” charges generally must be transported within 30 days of their arrest. Transportation Division will pick up an inmate as soon as schedule permits.
Arrangements upon request from the inmate will be made with election officials to facilitate and inmate’s right to vote by absentee ballot, provided the inmate is a qualified voter.
You may not bring any items into the jail. You will be issued orange clothing, sandals, towel, hygiene items, a mat and blanket. Books are available to you through the
**If you have prescribed medication you must call medical (765-483-3376) and set up an appointment with the nurse and bring the medication into the jail prior to your commitment.
We do not give out warrant information over the telephone. You may come to the jail with proper identification and a check for any outstanding warrants will be made
Access Corrections provides the public the ability to send Secure Mail to inmates incarcerated at our facility. To set up an account you have two options. Click on: www.accesscorrections.com/ or dial (866) 345-1884
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1905 Indianapolis Ave
Lebanon, IN 46052
Monday - Friday
8am - 4pm