Warrick County Inmate Custody Center
The Warrick County Security Center is the county jail facility for local custody. The official jail page places it at 100 W SR 62, about one-quarter mile east of Boonville city limits, and names Jeremy Holder as Jail Commander. The research did not locate an official jail capacity figure, so capacity should not be inferred from other sites.
The jail page is strongest on support services. It explains deposits, commissary, phone service, video visitation, IDOC offender-search links, and PREA reporting. It does not publish an ordinary web roster. For current custody, call the jail or use the Sheriff's app when available. For court charges after booking, MyCase and the Clerk become the better sources.
Warrick County Security Center
100 W SR 62
Boonville, IN 47601
Jail: 812-897-6096
Custody, booking, and release questions.
Warrick County Sheriff's Office
100 W. S.R. 62
P.O. Box 487, Boonville, IN 47601
Office: 812-897-6180
Dispatch: 812-897-1200
The source image below comes from the Warrick County Security Center page.
The Security Center page is the local source for visitation, deposits, phone accounts, and PREA reporting, even though current inmate lookup is pushed through the app and jail phone.
Warrick County Inmate App Search
No ordinary browser-accessible Warrick County jail roster was found on the Sheriff's site. The Google Play listing and Apple App Store listing for the Warrick County Sheriffs Office app both advertise current inmates or inmate-viewing features. Treat current inmate access as app-only or app-forward based on the official material.
- Open the Warrick County Sheriffs Office app listing for Android or iOS and install the official app.
- Use the current inmates feature if it is available on the device and current app version.
- Compare the name, custody status, and booking details against the person being searched.
- Call the jail at 812-897-6096 if the app does not show the person, if release timing is urgent, or if bond details are unclear.
- Search MyCase for filed charges after the booking appears in court records.
The app store source for Android is shown in this manifest image from Google Play.
The Android listing identifies the app as an official public-safety route and describes current inmates, tips, and interactive features.
The iOS source image comes from the Apple App Store listing.
The Apple listing confirms the same app-forward public safety channel, but emergency matters still go to 911.
Warrick County Inmate Search Fields
The county app store listings do not publish a full field-by-field roster screen. Because that current-inmate field set was not verified without installing the app, the more reliable captured search-field tables are the state custody tools. These are useful when the person has left county jail, is serving a sentence in state custody, or when a victim wants notification rather than a booking roster.
| IDOC field | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search by incarcerated name | Tab or section | Yes if using name | Search by last name or first and last name. |
| Last name | Text | Yes for name search | Partial or complete last name accepted by the portal summary. |
| First name | Text | No | Narrows the result list. |
| DOC number or ID | Text | Alternative | Use when known. |
| Search | Button | Yes | Runs the query. |
The IDOC incarcerated search portal is shown in the image below.
IDOC is a prison and sentenced-offender search. It is not the same thing as a current Warrick County jail roster.
What Warrick County Inmate Records Show
Official county materials verify the access channels more clearly than the exact current-inmate app fields. Public inmate information may vary by source. The safest approach is to treat the app as a current custody screen, the jail phone as the official immediate custody check, IDOC as the state-prison record, and SAVIN/VINE as the notification record.
| Field | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Name | The person matched in the app, jail, IDOC, or SAVIN source. |
| Custody status | Whether the person appears in current county custody, state custody, or a notification system. |
| Booking detail | County app information may include booking details, but the full field list was not published. |
| Charges | Jail or app details may show alleged charges; filed charges should be checked in court records. |
| Facility | Security Center, IDOC facility, or another custody location when public. |
| Offender ID or DOC number | State system identifier used to avoid name confusion. |
| Notification options | SAVIN/VINE registration for custody-status changes. |
Note: Booking details are not the same as a conviction. Use court records for filed charges, pleas, dispositions, and sentencing.
Warrick County Jail vs IDOC
County jail and state prison searches answer different questions. A person who was just arrested, awaiting trial, held for bond, or serving a short local sentence may be connected to the Warrick County Security Center. A person sentenced to Indiana Department of Correction custody should be searched through IDOC. The Sheriff's jail page links IDOC because many people looking for an inmate need to know which custody system applies.
| Source | Use it for | What it does not do |
|---|---|---|
| Warrick Sheriff app | Current inmates in the official app-forward channel. | Does not replace jail phone confirmation. |
| Jail phone | Immediate booking, release, and custody questions. | Does not provide full court case history. |
| IDOC locator | Sentenced state prisoners and state custody location. | Does not list all current county jail inmates. |
| MyCase | Filed charges, hearings, disposition, and court entries. | Does not function as a jail roster. |
Warrick County Inmate Notifications
The Sheriff's homepage highlights Indiana VINE for custody-status search and notifications. Victims can search by phone or internet and register for phone or email notice. Indiana SAVIN is also available online and supports searches by offender name, offender ID, or case number. These tools are best when a person needs notice of custody changes, not a complete jail profile.
| SAVIN field | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search by | Radio or dropdown | Yes | Offender name, offender ID, or case number. |
| Offender last name | Text | Yes for name search | Partial or complete last name. |
| Offender first name | Text | No | Narrows matches. |
| Offender identification number | Text | Yes for ID search | Use exact number if known. |
| Case number | Text | Yes for case search | Useful when a case number is known. |
Warrick County Inmate Visitation
Warrick County publishes video visitation windows through the Security Center page. Remote video visits run through Inmate Sales and CPC. Onsite video visits use kiosks in the Sheriff's Office lobby visitation booths. The research did not find official ID rules, dress code, holiday rules, child visitor rules, or attorney visit windows, so visitors should call the jail before relying on unstated rules.
| Visit type | Hours | Scheduling and setup | Vendor notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Remote video visitation | 7:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. | Create or log in at Inmate Sales, choose facility and remote visit, buy minutes, schedule visit. | Inmate Sales / CPC. |
| Onsite video visitation | 7:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. | Use the same purchase and scheduling workflow; lobby kiosks can be used. | Apple devices use Inmate Sales app; Windows, Mac, and Android use Chrome. |
The visitation and phone vendor source is represented by this manifest image from Inmate Sales.
Inmate Sales is the key vendor for video visits and phone funding, while the jail remains the source for local rules and custody issues.
Warrick County Inmate Phone and Money
The jail phone system is contracted through Combined Public Communications. After booking, an inmate is allowed necessary phone calls to arrange release. CPC offers Direct Pay and PIN Debit. Direct Pay funds one specific phone number. PIN Debit funds the inmate's PIN and allows calls to numbers the inmate chooses. The kiosk can look up by inmate name and does not require knowing the PIN.
| Purpose | Online method | Kiosk method | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inmate account | Inmate Sales | Blue kiosk in Sheriff's Office lobby | Kiosk accepts money or credit/debit card. |
| Commissary account | JailATM | Brown kiosk in Sheriff's Office lobby | Use the official jail meaning for the kiosk color. |
| Phone account | Inmate Sales or 1-877-998-5678 | Kiosk in visitor lobby | Taxes and fees may apply. |
Correctional facility staff are not responsible for the visitor-lobby kiosk and do not give change. Direct Pay will not work with ring-back tones. For questions, refunds, or more talk time, use 1-877-998-5678 or Inmate Sales customer service. Friends and family customer service is listed as 866-340-7879.
The commissary source image comes from JailATM.
JailATM handles commissary funding, which is separate from phone funding and separate from any court fine or bond question.
Warrick County Inmate Mail and PREA
The official research did not locate Warrick County jail mail rules, inmate mailing-address format, banned item lists, postcard or scanning policy, attorney mail rules, or publication policy. Do not guess at a mailing format. Call 812-897-6096 before sending mail, property, books, or legal papers to the Security Center.
The jail page states that the Warrick County Security Center investigates all allegations of inmate-on-inmate sexual assault and staff sexual misconduct. The Sheriff's Office will discipline and, when appropriate, refer for prosecution anyone determined to be a perpetrator. Inmates are urged to report rape, sexual contact, or staff sexual misconduct. The jail states a zero-tolerance policy for inappropriate sexual conduct involving inmates or staff.