Fayette County Jail — Connersville, Indiana

Fayette County Jail is the active adult Sheriff correctional facility at 123 W 4th St, Connersville, IN 47331. The county publishes 765-825-1110, fax 765-825-0901 and wgreen@co.fayette.in.us.

This packet applies only to adult Fayette County, Indiana custody. It does not import procedures from Fayette County jails in Georgia, Iowa, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee or other states.

Sources: Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail · Fayette County, Indiana — Government

Search the Indiana County Jail Public Portal with the legal name. Save the exact spelling, booking identifier, custody status, booking date and listed agency. Then compare the case number and hearing information in MyCase; a court case does not prove current jail housing.

If there is no result, remove extra filters, try name variants and call 765-825-1110. Ask whether the person is still housed locally, was released, transferred or has another-agency hold. Search IDOC, BOP or ICE only when county custody is not confirmed.

Sources: Indiana County Jail Public Portal · Indiana Judicial Branch — MyCase · Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail · Indiana DOC — Incarcerated Search · Federal Bureau of Prisons — Inmate Locator · ICE — Online Detainee Locator

Use 765-825-1110 for current jail, booking, housing, visit, mail, health-relay, property and release questions. Use Clerk 765-825-1813, Circuit Court 765-825-1331, Superior Court 765-825-1775 and Probation 765-825-2813 for their separate court tasks.

Do not send confidential medical, attorney or payment information to the published general jail email until staff confirms the recipient and secure channel.

Sources: Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail · Indiana Judicial Branch — Directory of Courts and Clerks · Fayette County — Superior Court · Fayette County — Elections / County Clerk · Fayette County — Probation

The Fayette-specific provider page assigns video visits to ICSolutions / The Visitor. Visitors register free, choose this Indiana facility and schedule from the live calendar. Onsite sessions use terminals in the facility visitation center; offsite sessions use Windows, Android or iOS.

The page does not publish local days, hours, frequency, housing restrictions or lead time. Call 765-825-1110 before travel and do not use third-party schedules that claim CIDNET.

Sources: ICSolutions / The Visitor — Fayette County Sheriff’s Office, IN · ICSolutions — Customer Portal · Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail

The local jail/provider pages do not publish accepted ID, visitor approval, minors and guardian documents, visitor count, dress, belongings, infant supplies, late arrival, clergy or long-distance exceptions. Registration alone is not permission to appear.

Before leaving, ask the jail which ID and minor documents are accepted, whether an adult must accompany a child, what may enter the visit area, and when to request disability or language assistance.

Sources: ICSolutions / The Visitor — Fayette County Sheriff’s Office, IN · Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail · Fayette County — Forms · U.S. Department of Justice — ADA

Offsite ICSolutions visits cost $15.00 for 30 minutes. Install and test the Windows application or ICS Mobile app before booking; verify camera, microphone, speaker, connection and account identity. Save the booking and payment confirmation.

The Fayette page says offsite internet problems are not refunded. Use ICSolutions for account or device failure and the jail for facility cancellation, housing or availability. Do not assume an onsite price because none is published.

Sources: ICSolutions / The Visitor — Fayette County Sheriff’s Office, IN · ICSolutions — Video Installer · ICSolutions — Customer Portal

ICSolutions is verified locally for video. The county does not name the current voice-call provider, account type, rate, hours, recording exceptions or blocked-number remedy. A provider’s national menu is not local proof.

Before funding calls, ask the jail which voice provider and account apply today, then confirm Fayette County Jail in the provider’s live selector. Ask the provider about payment, blocks and refunds; ask the jail about institutional restrictions.

Sources: ICSolutions / The Visitor — Fayette County Sheriff’s Office, IN · ICSolutions — Friends and Family · Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail

No reviewed local source verifies paid email, text, voicemail, photo sharing, tablet rental, entertainment or legal-research access. Third-party directory claims about CIDNET are not county confirmation.

Call the jail and ask which service is active, which housing groups qualify, how review delays work, what rates apply and whether a balance follows a transfer or release.

Sources: Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail · ICSolutions — Customer Portal

The county publishes the facility street address but no personal-mail address, booking-number line, return-address rule, postcard/envelope limit, scanning vendor, photo rule, rejection notice or original disposition. Do not assume 123 W 4th St accepts personal mail.

Call 765-825-1110 immediately before mailing and read the format back to staff. Keep the person’s current booking identifier and your receipt.

Sources: Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail

No reviewed source publishes the legal-mail address, required marking, attorney verification, opening-in-presence rule, protected call request or professional-visit process. Counsel should obtain those instructions directly from jail staff before sending confidential material.

Families should not label ordinary correspondence “legal mail.” Ask counsel or the Clerk—not jail staff—for legal advice or court filings.

Sources: Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail · Indiana — How Do I Get a Public Defender? · Indiana Judicial Branch — Directory of Courts and Clerks

No current local rule establishes publisher-only books, paperback/hardcover limits, magazine subscriptions, photo size/count, greeting cards or family packages. Do not use another Fayette County’s JailATM, TextBehind or publisher rules.

Before ordering, ask the jail for approved seller, delivery address, recipient identifier, prohibited formats and return/destruction procedure. Use a trackable seller only after confirmation.

Sources: Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail

No reviewed county page identifies a trust-deposit provider, lobby kiosk, online site, mailed payment, card restrictions, fees, commissary schedule, spending limit, package catalog, indigent supplies or release-balance method.

Confirm custody and booking ID, then call 765-825-1110. Ask for each accepted channel and fee. Never send cash or choose a same-name facility in another state.

Sources: Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail

The jail does not publish its medical contractor, sick-call process, family clinical line, copay, urgent callback or medication-delivery procedure. For a life-threatening concern, call 911 and the jail; for a nonemergency, ask 765-825-1110 how to send facts to medical staff.

Give full name and booking ID, condition, medications, allergies, last dose, prescriber and your callback. Privacy law may prevent staff from telling you the person’s status.

Sources: Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail · Reid Health Connersville Emergency Department

For imminent danger, call 911 and the jail and say it is an urgent suicide, withdrawal or behavioral-health concern. For community crisis support call or text 988. The jail’s intake screening, observation, withdrawal and family-information process are not public.

Reid behavioral care and Indiana’s licensed-provider directory are community resources, not the jail treatment unit.

Sources: Fayette County Public Library — Local Resource Guide · Reid Health Primary and Behavioral Care Connersville · Indiana DMHA — Mental Health and Addiction Providers · Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail

No local page authorizes family delivery of prescriptions, eyeglasses, hearing aids, CPAP, mobility devices or records. Call first and ask whether the jail, pharmacy or prescriber must initiate delivery, what packaging is accepted and where records should be sent.

Keep copies and tracking. Reid Health and the county Health Department do not control jail intake.

Sources: Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail · Reid Health Connersville Emergency Department · Fayette County Health Department — Contact

No public jail source gives the grievance form, emergency route, filing deadline, response time or appeal. The county ADA form is not a substitute for the inmate grievance system.

The incarcerated person should request the current form and retain dates and copies. A family member can call jail administration to ask how policy complaints are routed but cannot file as the person unless policy permits it.

Sources: Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail · Fayette County — Forms

Tell jail staff the functional need—mobility, hearing, vision, communication, medication timing or language—and ask who approves the accommodation and how denial is appealed. The county posts an ADA complaint form for public services, but no source makes it the custody request process.

For a transit modification, tell Whitewater Valley Regional Transit while booking; personal care attendants may ride at no charge.

Sources: Fayette County — Forms · U.S. Department of Justice — ADA · Whitewater Valley Regional Transit — Rules and Policies · Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail

No reviewed Fayette jail source publishes a local PREA coordinator, confidential hotline, third-party reporting method, outside support agency or retaliation procedure. For immediate danger call 911 and jail leadership; otherwise ask administration for the current written, phone and third-party routes.

The federal PREA page explains the framework but does not receive local incident reports.

Sources: U.S. Department of Justice — PREA · Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail

MyCase can show public charges, filings, hearings and orders. Save the cause number and court. Contact Clerk 765-825-1813 for official copies or missing records, Circuit Court 765-825-1331 or Superior Court 765-825-1775 for courtroom scheduling questions.

Do not rely on a jail roster as the court calendar or on a case page as proof of custody.

Sources: Indiana Judicial Branch — MyCase · Indiana Judicial Branch — Directory of Courts and Clerks · Fayette County — Superior Court · Fayette County — Elections / County Clerk

If counsel is unaffordable, the defendant asks the trial court for appointed counsel. Use MyCase and the Clerk to identify the case and attorney of record. The Indiana State Public Defender primarily concerns post-conviction work, not the local first request.

Attorney calls, legal video and confidential visit arrangements are not published; counsel should contact the jail directly.

Sources: Indiana — How Do I Get a Public Defender? · Indiana State Public Defender · Indiana Judicial Branch — MyCase · Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail

MyCase may show a bond order, but the jail does not publish posting location, after-hours procedure, accepted tender, payer ID, exact-change rule, fee, third-party vendor or release timing. Call 765-825-1110 with the cause number and ask staff to read the amount and type.

Do not pay a website or bondsman found through an advertisement until the jail confirms that method applies to this case.

Sources: Indiana Judicial Branch — MyCase · Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail · Indiana Judicial Branch — Directory of Courts and Clerks

No public rule states who may receive property, whether the incarcerated person must sign a release, recipient ID, pickup hours, entrance, deadline or disposition of unclaimed items. Call 765-825-1110 and ask staff to verify approval before the designee travels.

Bring only the ID and confirmation staff requests; do not assume a court order releases stored property automatically.

Sources: Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail

A local case may close while another warrant, probation matter, county, state or federal hold remains. Ask jail staff which agency controls each hold and whether transport is pending; confirm separately with that agency.

No public page gives release door, timing, notification, clothing, medication, money or pickup rules. Keep the ride flexible and do not wait at an unconfirmed door.

Sources: Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail · Indiana Judicial Branch — MyCase · Fayette County — Probation · Indiana DOC — Incarcerated Search · Federal Bureau of Prisons — Inmate Locator · ICE — Online Detainee Locator

Probation is at 111 W 4th St, Suite 4, 765-825-2813; only the sentencing order or officer can say whether and when to report. Community Corrections and its stand-alone residential center at 120 W 3rd St are separate from jail release.

Use Indiana 211 for food, housing, health and transport; Connection Café at 635 N Central Ave, 765-309-5094, offers peer support, treatment referral and life services.

Sources: Fayette County — Probation · IDOC — Community Corrections Grant Entity Contacts · IDOC — Community Corrections Residential Centers · FSSA — Indiana 211 · Fayette County Connection Café — Services

Ask the jail which records request channel covers booking, incident or custody records. Use the Clerk for court-file copies. Medical records require the jail medical custodian’s authorization process, which is not published.

Describe the record, date range, person, case or booking number and preferred format. Ask about fees and redactions before sending payment.

Sources: Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail · Fayette County — Elections / County Clerk · Indiana Judicial Branch — Directory of Courts and Clerks

The verified destination is 123 W 4th St in downtown Connersville. The jail page does not identify the public visit entrance, visitor lot, accessible stalls, drop-off curb, overflow, screening or after-hours intercom.

Call before departure, especially for mobility needs or evening appointments. Do not substitute the courthouse at 401 N Central, Probation at 111 W 4th or Community Corrections at 120 W 3rd.

Sources: Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail · Fayette County, Indiana — Government · Fayette County — Probation · IDOC — Community Corrections Residential Centers

Whitewater Valley Regional Transit serves Fayette County by advance reservation, not a published fixed jail route. Call 765-458-7277 weekdays 8 a.m.–4 p.m. at least 24 hours ahead; vehicles operate weekdays 6 a.m.–6 p.m. Same-day service depends on openings.

Confirm both trips, exact safe curb at 123 W 4th, 15-minute pickup window, fare, accessibility and return. Connersville trips start at $2; county trips can reach $5 and exact change is required.

Sources: Whitewater Valley Regional Transit · Whitewater Valley Regional Transit — Come Ride With Us · Whitewater Valley Regional Transit — Rules and Policies · Whitewater Valley Regional Transit — Fares · INDOT — Indiana Public Transit Systems

The seven weekday entries in the evidence ledger are service-planning checks only. They do not prove capacity, a reservation, a jail curb, a return ride or weather operation. Call the operator for each actual date and avoid will-call return trips when a timed visit can be booked.

The older Fayette Transit brochure uses a former phone and service window; the regional operator’s current pages control.

Sources: Whitewater Valley Regional Transit — Come Ride With Us · Whitewater Valley Regional Transit — Rules and Policies · Fayette County Public Transit — Archived Rider Brochure

For a verified local meal option, Jonesy’s is at 1605 Ohio Ave, 765-222-2186, Wednesday–Saturday 5–9 p.m.; call for current service and accessibility. For food assistance and changing pantry hours, use the Public Library’s local guide or Indiana 211.

The library at 828 N Grand Ave, 765-827-0883, also provides computers and current resource links; check its posted daily hours.

Sources: Jonesy’s Restaurant — Location and Hours · Fayette County Public Library — Local Resource Guide · FSSA — Indiana 211

Tour Connersville lists Woodridge Inn, 3700 Western Ave, 765-825-4800. Call directly for current rates, accessibility, cancellation and check-in; none is guaranteed by this guide.

The property is not the jail, transit stop or release pickup point. Coordinate any early/late travel with the jail and transit separately.

Sources: Tour Connersville — Lodging · Tour Connersville / Fayette County

The adult Sheriff jail is 123 W 4th. The courthouse at 401 N Central controls cases; Probation at 111 W 4th supervises court orders; Community Corrections’ stand-alone 56-male-bed center at 120 W 3rd is a separate program/custody identity.

Municipal police, youth placements, IDOC, BOP, ICE and same-name jails have their own rules and locators.

Sources: Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail · Fayette County, Indiana — Government · Fayette County — Probation · IDOC — Community Corrections Residential Centers · Indiana DOC — Incarcerated Search · Federal Bureau of Prisons — Inmate Locator · ICE — Online Detainee Locator

Do not use calls, video or third parties to bypass a protective or no-contact order. Check the actual order in the court record and contact counsel or the court. The prosecutor’s office at 401 N Central, 765-825-3251, handles prosecution/victim-office questions.

Indiana VINE may provide custody-status alerts where available, but it does not replace emergency response; call 911 for immediate danger.

Sources: Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council — Fayette County Prosecutor · Indiana Judicial Branch — MyCase · Indiana SAVIN / VINE

No current local page publishes jail education, substance-use treatment, religious services, work detail, reentry classes or eligibility. Community Corrections programs are not automatically jail programs.

Ask staff what is active, how the incarcerated person requests enrollment, whether a sentence or classification is required and what documentation follows transfer or release.

Sources: Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail · IDOC — Community Corrections Grant Entity Contacts · IDOC — Community Corrections Residential Centers

Ask the person and counsel what identification, medications, prescriptions, records, property and benefits need attention. Indiana 211 can route food, housing, transportation and health needs; the BMV explains replacement ID. Connection Café can link peer and recovery supports.

Do not promise a release time. Confirm the actual door, ride and first report only after jail staff clears all holds.

Sources: FSSA — Indiana 211 · Indiana BMV — Identification Cards · Fayette County Connection Café — Services · Fayette County — Probation · Fayette County, Indiana — County Jail