Greene County Released Inmates

Greene County released inmates records are handled by the Greene County Sheriff's Office in Bloomfield, Indiana. Whether you are trying to find out if someone is currently in the county jail or was recently let go, the sheriff's office is the main local source for that data. This page explains how to search Greene County released inmates records, which state tools work for this county, and what other public resources are available for people looking up criminal history connected to the local jail system.

Greene County Sheriff and Jail Operations

The Greene County Sheriff's Office runs the county detention facility at 204 Co Road 70 East in Bloomfield. The sheriff oversees booking, custody, and release of all inmates held locally. When someone is booked into the Greene County Jail, a record is created that ties to their personal information, charges, and court case. That record stays even after a person is released.

You can reach the Greene County Sheriff directly at (812) 384-4411. Staff can confirm whether a person is currently held, check on a recent release, or point you to the right state system for further details. The main county website at co.greene.in.us provides department contact information and general county services. For inmate-specific questions during off hours, the VINE system works around the clock.

Under Indiana Code 36-2-13, the county sheriff holds legal responsibility for the jail and for keeping proper custody records on all inmates. That law makes the sheriff's records the most accurate source of release information at the local level in Greene County.

Search Greene County Released Inmates Online

Greene County uses the Indiana VINE system for public inmate lookups. VINE (Victim Information and Notification Everyday) is a statewide platform that tracks custody status at county jails across Indiana. You do not need to create an account to run a basic search. The system pulls data directly from the sheriff's jail management software and updates it as bookings and releases occur.

To search, go to vinelink.vineapps.com and pick Indiana from the state list. Enter the name of the person you want to find. If that person is currently in a Greene County facility, their status will appear. If they were released recently, the system may show a release date. You can also call VINELink at 866-959-8463 any time of day to do a phone-based check. That line is free and does not require you to register.

The screenshot below was taken from the VINELink portal, which Greene County uses to share inmate status with the public.

The screenshot shows the Indiana VINELink search interface. Greene County records appear here when an inmate is booked or released from the local facility.

If VINE does not return what you need, call the sheriff's office at (812) 384-4411. Staff can look up recent releases and check status during normal business hours. For cases that went through the court system, Indiana Courts MyCase shows case filings, hearings, and dispositions for Greene County Circuit Court.

State Inmate Records and IDOC

Not everyone in the system is held at a county jail. Some people convicted of felonies in Greene County are sent to an Indiana Department of Correction facility. The IDOC runs several prisons across the state. The Indiana Offender Locator lets you search for any person held in a state prison by name or IDOC number. That tool is separate from the county jail system.

If a person served time at a state facility and was released, IDOC records may still show their history. You can request those through the IDOC Records Office at in.gov/idoc. The request process involves submitting a written form and may take several weeks to complete. IDOC handles felony inmates; the county jail handles those on misdemeanor charges, pre-trial holds, and shorter local sentences.

The screenshot below is from the Indiana Offender Locator, the state tool for finding people in IDOC custody or recently released from state prison.

This tool covers state prison records for Greene County residents who were sentenced to IDOC facilities rather than the local jail.

Criminal History and Court Records

Released inmates records tie directly into a person's broader criminal history. The Indiana State Police runs a criminal history service that lets you pull limited records on any individual. That service is available online for $16.32 or by mail for $15. Visit in.gov/isp to start a request. The limited history shows arrests, charges, and dispositions for cases in Indiana courts.

For Greene County court cases specifically, use MyCase. That system covers Circuit Court, Superior Court, and other local courts. You can search by name or case number. MyCase shows filings, hearing dates, and final dispositions. It does not always show jail data directly, but it ties case outcomes to the same people who appear in jail records.

Indiana's Access to Public Records Act, found at IC 5-14-3-3 gives the public the right to inspect and copy most government records, including inmate and jail logs. Some information, like active investigation details or medical data, is exempt. But basic booking and release records are generally public. If you want a specific record from the Greene County Jail, you can submit a written request to the sheriff's office.

The criminal history screenshot below shows the ISP request portal where you can get a formal history report on any person who has been through the Indiana court system, including those formerly held at the Greene County Jail.

Use this portal when you need an official report rather than just a real-time custody check. The ISP report covers a longer history than most jail search tools.

VINE Notification and Victim Services

VINE does more than let you look up inmate status. It also offers a notification service. If you register through VINELink, you can get automatic alerts when a specific inmate's status changes. That includes releases, transfers, and other custody events at the Greene County Jail. Notifications come by phone, text, or email depending on your preference.

Indiana also runs a statewide SAVIN system (Statewide Automated Victim Information and Notification) at indianasavin.in.gov. SAVIN ties into both county jails and IDOC facilities. It is especially useful if you are tracking someone who might move between the Greene County Jail and a state prison during sentencing. Registration for notifications is free.

The VINE system is part of Indiana's broader effort to keep victims and the public informed about custody events. The 210 IAC 3-1-6 regulation under Indiana corrections rules sets standards for how facilities must report custody changes into these notification systems.

Sex Offender Registry

Some released inmates in Greene County are required by law to register as sex offenders. The Indiana Sex Offender Registry at icrimewatch.net/indiana.php lets you search by name, county, or address. If a person was convicted of a qualifying offense and released, they should appear in that database once they register with local law enforcement. The registry is a public resource and updated regularly.

Greene County releases that involve sex offense convictions must be reported to the sheriff's office for registry purposes. Failure to register after release is itself a crime in Indiana. The registry shows current address, conviction details, and a photo where available.

How to Request Greene County Jail Records

If you need a formal copy of a jail record, such as a booking sheet or release log,you can submit a public records request to the Greene County Sheriff's Office. Indiana's public access law covers these documents. Your request should include the person's full name and approximate date of booking or release to help staff locate the right record.

Send written requests to the Greene County Sheriff's Office, 204 Co Road 70 East, Bloomfield, IN 47424. You can also call (812) 384-4411 to ask about the process before submitting. Some records may be provided at no cost; others may require a small copying fee. Staff will tell you what applies to your specific request.

For court-related documents tied to a criminal case, contact the Greene County Circuit Court Clerk. The clerk's office holds all official court filings and can provide certified copies for a fee. MyCase shows many of these records online for free.

Nearby Counties

Greene County borders several other Indiana counties, each with their own sheriff and jail systems for released inmates records.