Find Clark County Jail Inmate Information

This page helps with inmate search tasks in Clark County, Indiana, including where to start, which jail office handles custody information, and where related jail resources fit.

The main local channel is the Clark County Sheriff's Office and the Michael L. Becher Adult Correctional Complex in Jeffersonville.

Clark County jail inmate information

For Clark County inmate search needs, start with the Clark County Sheriff's Office jail resources. The Michael L. Becher Adult Correctional Complex is the county detention facility, and jail staff handle custody, inmate medical care, classification, court security, transportation, commissary, and related correctional functions.

Use the official Clark County Sheriff's Office Jail page for jail resource links and facility information. If you need inmate-specific details that are not available online, contact the Sheriff's Office directly.

Check names carefully. Inmate information may depend on the exact name used by the jail or court system.

Custody status and victim notification

Clark County jail resources include victim notification. For custody status alerts or victim notification, use VINElink victim notification.

VINElink is useful when you want notification-related information rather than general jail programs, visitation rules, mail rules, or commissary instructions.

Case status and court dates

For the status of an inmate's case or court dates, Clark County jail guidance points users to Indiana court information online through mycase.in.gov. You may also contact the court directly or contact the jail for the information jail staff have available.

Bond information is handled separately. Cash or surety and court cash bonds are collected 24 hours a day, seven days a week, but during business hours the preferred payment location is the clerk's office. Cash-only bonds must be paid directly to the Clerk of Courts.

Review the Clark County Sheriff's Office bond page for bond guidance tied to inmates at the facility.

Visitation, mail, and inmate funds

After locating the person in custody, common next steps include scheduling a video visit, sending approved mail, or adding money to an inmate account.

Visitation schedule and rules

Video visitation must be scheduled 24 hours in advance. Appointments may be scheduled through the visitation service or by calling the visitation scheduling number.

Visitors may be denied for reasons such as unacceptable attire, disruptive behavior, intoxication, failure to provide picture identification, or discussion of illegal activity or jail rule violations.

Mail and property limits

Legal mail continues to be received at the facility and is opened and inspected, but not read, in the inmate's presence. If it is legitimate legal correspondence, it is photocopied and provided to the inmate, and the original is destroyed in the inmate's presence.

Magazines, newspapers, and periodicals must come directly from the publisher and be approved by the Jail Commander. Books must be shipped directly from approved sources, with a limit of five books per shipment.

For property questions, Clark County jail FAQs state that inmate property may be picked up during business hours Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 3:00 pm after the inmate signs a release. Clothing is not released.

Inmate funds and fees

Money is not accepted at Jail Command. Money orders may be mailed, but the sender's information must be filled out or the money order will be returned.

Clark County jail contact information

Use these contacts for jail-related questions, inmate information, visitation, bond, mail, and other custody-related next steps.

• Clark County Sheriff's Office, 501 East Court Avenue, Jeffersonville, IN, USA
  Phone: (812) 283-4471
  Non-emergency dispatch: (812) 246-6996
• Michael L. Becher Adult Correctional Complex, 501 E. Court Ave Suite 159, Jeffersonville, IN 47130
  Lt. Col Anthony Mills
  Email: [email protected]
• Clerk of Courts
  Phone: (812) 285-6244
• Visitation scheduling
  Phone: (866) 340-7879