Warrick County Released Inmates Search

Warrick County released inmates records are handled through the Warrick County Sheriff's Office in Boonville, the county seat in southwestern Indiana near Evansville. The sheriff runs the county jail and maintains records on people held there, including those who have been recently released. This page covers how to contact the local sheriff, what state tools apply to Warrick County, and where to look for criminal record information tied to people who have moved through the county jail system.

Warrick County Sheriff Office and Jail Records

The Warrick County Sheriff's Office is the primary local source for released inmates information in Boonville and the rest of the county. The mailing address for the jail is P.O. Box 487, Boonville, IN 47601. You can reach the sheriff's office by phone at 812-897-6180. The sheriff's website is at warricksheriff.com.

The sheriff's site provides contact information and basic department details. The office does not appear to maintain a dedicated public inmate search portal, so the most direct ways to check on someone's custody status are to call the jail or use the statewide VINE system. Jail staff handle booking and release records as part of daily operations and can typically confirm custody or release status for a named individual.

Indiana Code IC 36-2-13 gives the county sheriff legal responsibility for the jail and its records. That means the Warrick County Sheriff is the authoritative local source for released inmates data. If you need a formal written record, you can submit a public records request under Indiana's access law.

The screenshot below was captured from the Warrick County Sheriff's Office website, showing the department's main page and contact details.

The site gives contact options and basic department information for the Warrick County Sheriff, the starting point for anyone seeking local released inmates or jail records.

VINE and Custody Status Checks

Warrick County participates in Indiana's statewide VINE notification system. VINELink covers county jails and state prisons and lets you check the custody status of anyone in Indiana custody, including the Warrick County Jail. The system updates automatically as bookings and releases happen. No login is needed for a basic search. Visit vinelink.vineapps.com or call 866-959-8463 at any time.

If you want automatic alerts when a specific person's custody status changes, you can register for notifications through VINE. The system will call or text you the moment someone at the Warrick County Jail is released. Registration is free and takes just a few minutes. You do not need to give a reason for registering.

Indiana SAVIN at indianasavin.in.gov covers both county jails and state facilities in Indiana. If someone from Warrick County is sentenced to a state prison term, SAVIN can track that release and alert you when they leave state custody. Using both VINE and SAVIN gives you broader coverage across both the local and state systems.

Indiana DOC Offender Locator

People booked at the Warrick County Jail who are convicted of more serious offenses may be transferred to a state DOC facility. The Indiana Department of Correction maintains an Offender Locator that is searchable by name. It covers all Indiana state prisons and shows facility assignment, projected release dates, and basic offender details. Search for free at offenderlocator.idoc.in.gov.

County jail records and state prison records are separate systems in Indiana. A person who appears as released from the Warrick County Jail may still be in custody at a DOC facility if they were transferred after sentencing. Checking both the local sheriff records and the IDOC database gives you the most complete picture of someone's current status.

The screenshot below shows the Indiana DOC offender locator, a statewide tool covering Warrick County inmates who have moved into state prison custody.

For written requests about records on someone held at a state DOC facility, the IDOC records office handles those submissions. See the process at in.gov/idoc/contact-us/records-request/offender-records.

Court Records and Criminal History Access

Criminal case records from Warrick County courts are available through the Indiana Courts MyCase portal. You can look up filings, case outcomes, and sentencing records by name at public.courts.in.gov/mycase. Most records are free to view without logging in. This is useful for confirming what charges resulted in a jail stay in Warrick County.

For a certified statewide criminal history report, the Indiana State Police runs the criminal history service. A name-based check costs $16.32 online or $15.00 by mail. The report covers statewide arrests and convictions, including those from Warrick County. You can order at in.gov/isp/criminal-history-services/get-limited-criminal-history. Fingerprint-based reports give a more complete result and are available at a higher cost.

Indiana's public access law at IC 5-14-3-3 gives anyone the right to inspect and copy most public records, including jail logs and booking data. Some records may be withheld under IC 5-14-3-4 when disclosure could harm an active investigation, but standard released inmates records at the Warrick County Sheriff's Office are generally available on request.

Sex Offender Registry and Additional Resources

The Indiana Sex Offender Registry covers people in Warrick County who are required to register after a qualifying conviction. Search by name, zip code, or city at icrimewatch.net/indiana.php. The database is maintained by the state and updated regularly. This is a useful tool alongside local released inmates records, especially if someone has been recently released and is required to register.

The Indiana multi-county jail portal at public.indianajail.gov pulls inmate data from participating county jails across Indiana. If you are not certain which county someone is held in, this portal can help you search across multiple jails at once. Warrick County's proximity to Vanderburgh County means people may sometimes be held in the neighboring county's larger jail depending on circumstances.

The screenshot below shows the Indiana multi-county jail portal, which can help when searching across the Southwestern Indiana region, including Warrick and neighboring counties.

This statewide portal is a good supplement to direct contact with the Warrick County Sheriff, particularly when you are unsure of an individual's exact location within the region.

Nearby Counties

Warrick County borders Gibson, Posey, Vanderburgh, Spencer, and Perry counties in southwestern Indiana. If someone may have been held in a neighboring jail, check those records using the links below.