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Contact and Official Routes

Questions about this reference can be sent through its regular contact channel. Questions about a person, a booking record, a release, a bond, or a court case need to go to the public office that controls that record. The contact details below separate those destinations for Jackson County, Ohio.

This is a private reference, not a government office. It cannot confirm custody, release anyone, post bond, or retrieve an official booking record. Direct those questions to the appropriate public office.

County Custody and Records

For a county-custody question, booking record, or a request for a releasable photograph, contact the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office or JCCF. The sheriff’s administrative office and Public Records route are at 350 Portsmouth Street, Jackson, Ohio 45640. The jail uses 372 Portsmouth Street for incarcerated-person mail, so that separate address should not be used as the public-record office address.

Jackson County Sheriff’s Office / Public Records
350 Portsmouth Street
Jackson, OH 45640
Public Records contact: Kendra Davis, kdavis@jacksonso.org
Public Records and non-emergency: 740-286-6464
Fax: 740-286-5635
Administrative hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
JCCF custody line: 740-288-1338

The JCSO contact page identifies Sheriff Tedd E. Frazier and the county office roles. The JCCF jail page describes jail operations, while the JCSO services page describes the public-record request routes. The lobby, dispatch, jail, and deputies are described by JCSO as available around the clock.

Where to Send the Question

Record type matters in Jackson County. The following sources handle different stages and cannot substitute for each other.

  • A focused booking sheet or releasable county photo: JCSO Public Records.
  • Current county custody: JCCF at 740-288-1338.
  • A Municipal Court case, arraignment, or warrant verification: 740-286-2718 or the official court tools.
  • A city police incident report: the Jackson, Wellston, or Oak Hill police department that created it.
  • A state-sentenced or supervised person: the Ohio DRC offender search.
  • A federal or immigration custody question: the BOP or ICE locator that matches the custody system.

The Jackson County record map explains the county, court, state, and federal distinctions. The Wanted Fugitives page identifies the court’s active-warrant verification route.