This page helps users find Jail Records in Peoria County, Illinois and understand which official county resources to use for jail custody, bond, inmate information, visitation, and related Sheriff’s Office contacts.
The main public starting point is Peoria County Records Inquiry, which includes Jail Records and Jail Bond Records through Odyssey Public Access. The Peoria County Sheriff’s Office also provides jail and inmate information for accounts, mail, phone access, commissary, property, medical information, and visiting.
Peoria County Records Inquiry jail records
Use Peoria County Records Inquiry to access the Odyssey Public Access options for Peoria County. The portal includes case record categories and a dedicated Jail Records area.
- Select Peoria County as the location.
- Choose Jail Records for custody-related record information.
- Choose Jail Bond Records when the need is tied to bond information.
If a jail record result does not answer the question, use the Sheriff’s Office jail information and records contacts below for the next step.
Jail and inmate information
The Peoria County Sheriff’s Office provides Jail and Inmate Information for practical custody-related needs after a jail record is found. This includes inmate deposits, personal property, mail, phone accounts, tablet time, visitation scheduling, medical information, and commissary.
Inmate deposits may be made at kiosks in either lobby with cash or a credit card, or online through Access Corrections. Smart Deposit kiosk users must create an online account because verified accounts are required for lobby kiosk transactions.
Deposit fees listed for Peoria County vary by amount and payment method.
| Gross amount deposited | Web | Phone | Credit at kiosk | Cash at kiosk |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $0.01 - $19.99 | $4.95 | $6.95 | $4 | $4 |
| $20 - $99.99 | $7.95 | $9.95 | $4 | $4 |
| $100 - $199.99 | $9.95 | $11.95 | $4 | $4 |
| $200 - $300 | $11.95 | $13.95 | $4 | $4 |
Corrections Division and bonding
The Peoria County Sheriff’s Office Corrections Division operates the county jail facility. The county’s Corrections page points users to inmate accounts, property, mail, phone, commissary, medical care, bonding, visitation scheduling, and GED class information.
Bond money is accepted 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, in the bonding lobby. Accepted forms are cash, money order, or cashier’s check. In addition to the bond amount, Peoria County lists a $60.00 bonding fee per case, along with any applicable court fees.
Mail, property, and commissary
Personal letters or documents for an inmate are accepted only by mail. Money orders and cashier checks must be made payable to the inmate, and cash should not be sent through the mail.
Address inmate mail as: Inmate Name c/o Peoria County Jail, 301 N. Maxwell Road, Peoria, IL 61604.
When leaving approved personal items for an inmate, a valid ID is required. Clothing for a jury trial may be accepted only on the Monday before the trial date and is handled as a clothing exchange. Commissary is held once per week on Thursday, and deposits for commissary use must be made before 2:00 p.m. on the Sunday before commissary.
Inmate visitation scheduling
The Peoria County Sheriff’s Office allows each detainee one 20-minute visit per week. Up to three people may visit during that time, and the visiting week restarts on Sunday.
Visiting hours are Sunday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. The last visit in the morning block must start by 12:40 p.m., and the last visit in the afternoon block must start by 3:40 p.m. Days and times may change because of holidays, weather, or operational needs.
On-site visits can be scheduled in person with valid ID or online through the service named on the county’s Inmate Visitation Scheduling page. Visits are not scheduled, changed, or canceled by phone.
Warrants and jail-related records
For warrant information connected to custody or bond questions, the Peoria County Sheriff’s Office provides a Warrants page. The online warrant database is updated once every 24 hours, and recent changes may not be reflected.
Do not attempt an arrest based on warrant information. Peoria County states that warrants must be verified for accuracy through the Sheriff’s Office system before apprehension, and only peace officers can arrest a person on an outstanding warrant.
For many warrants, the listed release amount is usually 10% of the warrant amount, plus a $60 booking fee per warrant or arrest. Failure-to-appear warrants also carry a $75 fee under state statute.
Peoria County jail records contacts
Use these Sheriff’s Office contacts for jail records, inmate information, corrections, and records-related questions.
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Peoria County Sheriff’s Office, 301 N. Maxwell Road, Peoria, IL 61604
Phone: (309) 697-8515
Fax: (309) 697-3734 -
Records Information
Phone: (309) 697-7830 -
Corrections Sergeant Desk
Phone: (309) 697-7841 -
PCSO reception desk
Phone: (309) 697-7831
Common questions
Where can I search Peoria County jail records online?
Use Peoria County Records Inquiry and select the Jail Records or Jail Bond Records option for Peoria County.
Which office handles Peoria County jail and inmate information?
The Peoria County Sheriff’s Office handles jail and inmate information, including inmate accounts, property, mail, phone access, commissary, medical information, and visitation.
Can I schedule a Peoria County inmate visit by phone?
No. Peoria County states that visits will not be scheduled, modified, or canceled by phone. On-site visits can be scheduled in person with valid ID or online through the visitation scheduling service.
How do I mail money orders or cashier checks to an inmate?
Make the money order or cashier check payable to the inmate and mail it to: Inmate Name c/o Peoria County Jail, 301 N. Maxwell Road, Peoria, IL 61604. Do not send cash through the mail.
Are Peoria County warrant results always current?
No. The Sheriff’s Office says the online warrant database is updated once every 24 hours, so recent changes may not appear right away. Warrant information must be verified through the Sheriff’s Office system.