Huntington County Jail — Huntington, Indiana

Huntington County Jail is the adult Sheriff jail at 332 E State St, Huntington, IN 46750. The jail line is 260-356-3110; it operates 24/7. The Sheriff administrative line at the same campus is 260-356-2520, so ask for the jail when the question concerns housing, visits, mail, property or release.

The county says the 1984 jail was designed for 99 people and historically averaged 100–105. Treat those as dated design/average context, not a live census or promise of current bed use.

Sources: Huntington County — Jail · Huntington County — Sheriff’s Office · Indiana State Police — Huntington County Sheriff

Search Huntington County in the state INjail portal. Record the exact booking name, inmate ID, booking date and displayed housing/status. MyCase can confirm the case and next hearing, but a docket does not prove present housing.

If there is no result, retry aliases and spelling, then call 260-356-3110. Ask whether the person is booked locally, released, transferred or held for another agency. Use IDOC, BOP or ICE only after the jail rules out local custody.

Sources: INjail Public Access — Huntington County · Huntington County — Jail · Indiana Judicial Branch — MyCase · Indiana DOC — Offender Search · Federal Bureau of Prisons — Inmate Locator · ICE — Online Detainee Locator

Call the jail at 260-356-3110 for custody, visits, mail, medical relay, property and release. Use CPC/InmateSales at 877-998-5678 for account setup and communications. The Clerk criminal line is 260-358-4817; Probation is 260-358-4841; Community Corrections is 260-359-3640.

Do not ask the Sheriff administrative line to interpret a court order or ask a provider to change jail rules.

Sources: Huntington County — Jail · Huntington County Jail — Visitations · Huntington County — Staff Directory · Huntington County — Title VI Implementation Plan · Huntington County Probation — Misdemeanor Guide · Huntington County — Community Corrections

All published social visits use CPC video. Create an InmateSales account, choose Huntington County Jail and schedule at least 24 hours ahead. Visits are 25 minutes. Onsite lobby visits are free; remote visits are posted at $0.20 per minute. Visitors may have unlimited onsite and remote visits, but onsite is limited to one per day.

Published windows are: 8–11 a.m. Sun/Thu/Fri/Sat; 1–2 p.m. Sun/Mon/Thu/Fri/Sat; 2–4 p.m. daily; 6–8 p.m. Sun/Tue/Thu/Sat; and 8–10 p.m. Sun/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri/Sat. Confirm the live schedule before travel.

Sources: Huntington County Jail — Visitations · Combined Public Communications — InmateSales

Up to two visitors may be scheduled, and both must be added before the visit is finalized. Unauthorized visitors can cause termination. The inmate is responsible for being at the kiosk; staff do not send reminders.

The county does not publish minor/guardian proof, accepted IDs, alternate ID review, dress, belongings, infant supplies, disability exceptions or special/long-distance visit procedure. Call 260-356-3110 before booking if any applies.

Sources: Huntington County Jail — Visitations · Huntington County — Jail

For remote video, test camera, microphone, browser/app, power and connection before the 25-minute slot. Use the exact approved account and keep the confirmation and charge record. The county says visitors pay only for connected time if a visit ends early.

If the session fails, capture the time and error, contact InmateSales support and separately call the jail if housing, lockdown or kiosk availability may be involved. Refund timing, outage credits and appeals are not locally published.

Sources: Huntington County Jail — Visitations · Combined Public Communications — InmateSales · Combined Public Communications — Contact

Inmates place outgoing calls through Combined Public Communications. Create and fund the recipient account at InmateSales or call 877-998-5678; inmates may also buy phone time through commissary. The jail does not take phone messages.

Current local call windows, rate/tax details, blocked-number repair, voicemail, transfer and refund rules are not published. Save receipts and involve CPC for account problems and the jail for custody restrictions.

Sources: Huntington County — Jail · Huntington County Jail — Inmate Phone Calls · Combined Public Communications — InmateSales · Combined Public Communications — Contact

The visitation page says deposits may be made for Phones, Chirp texting and visitation through the provider. That establishes a communications account path, not local message hours, device availability, screening time or delivery guarantees.

Confirm the correct product under the person’s Huntington booking. Do not move money between products unless CPC confirms it; keep transaction IDs for duplicate charges or a transfer.

Sources: Huntington County Jail — Visitations · Combined Public Communications — InmateSales · Combined Public Communications — Contact

Since January 1, 2024, friends-and-family mail must be addressed: [Inmate Name – Inmate ID], Huntington County Jail, IN, PO Box 76550, Highland Heights, KY 41076. Include a legible sender name and return address. Paper must be no larger than 8.5×11 inches, light-card-stock thickness or less and scanner-feedable.

Noncompliant mail may be destroyed. Do not send stamps, blank envelopes, stationery, cash/checks/currency, stickers, homemade or musical cards, colored paper/envelopes, glue, glitter, white-out, prohibited plans or coded/gang material.

Sources: Huntington County Jail — Inmate Mail · Huntington County — Jail

Attorney or legal-representation mail goes to [Inmate Name – Inmate ID], Huntington County Jail, 332 E State St, Huntington, IN 46750. The jail says privileged mail from attorneys, courts or government officials is inspected in the inmate’s presence.

Legal mail sent to the Kentucky scan address is listed for return. Certified mail requiring the inmate’s signature and postage-due mail are also return items. Counsel should confirm marking and delivery before sending originals.

Sources: Huntington County Jail — Inmate Mail · Huntington County — Jail

Books, magazines and newspapers must come directly from the publisher, not a middleman. Ordinary packages require advance approval from the Jail Commander. Friends/family may include up to 10 photographs per package, printed on photo paper; internet printouts, colored pages and provocative content are not allowed.

The main page also lists Polaroids, nudity/suggestive content, gang or obscene material and photos larger than 4×6 as prohibited. Confirm a publication or package before purchase because rejection/return treatment differs by item.

Sources: Huntington County Jail — Inmate Mail · Huntington County — Jail

Deposit through the brown lobby kiosk or JailATM. The kiosk accepts cash or debit/credit cards; cash is limited to $5, $10 and $20 bills and gives no change. The county also publishes CPC phone deposits at 870-627-5476. Commissary orders run Sunday–Thursday and deliveries Monday–Friday, excluding holidays.

The general jail page still says money orders and cashier’s checks are accepted, while the 2024 scan-mail rules prohibit currency/check forms in personal mail. Confirm any mailed-money route with 260-356-3110 before sending.

Sources: Huntington County Jail — Commissary · JailATM · Huntington County — Jail · Huntington County Jail — Inmate Mail

The jail identifies an in-house medical facility with a doctor and full-time nurse and names Quality Correctional Care as contractor. Call 260-356-3110 and ask how to relay time-sensitive diagnosis, allergy, withdrawal, pregnancy, mobility or suicide-risk information.

Expect privacy limits: staff may receive information without being able to disclose protected details. For an immediate life threat, state that it is urgent and request custody/medical escalation; 911/988 are community resources, not substitutes for notifying the jail.

Sources: Huntington County — Jail · Quality Correctional Care · 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

Tell jail staff exactly what was said or observed, when, and any known diagnosis, withdrawal risk or recent attempt. Ask that the information reach custody and medical staff. Record the call time and recipient.

The county does not publish its suicide-watch, detox, observation, family-confirmation or discharge-safety workflow. If no response is available, call the Jail Commander line again; do not send urgent information through ordinary mail or an inmate message.

Sources: Huntington County — Jail · Quality Correctional Care · 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

No local source publishes whether family may deliver prescription bottles, glasses, hearing aids, CPAP supplies or other medical equipment. Call 260-356-3110 before traveling; ask about packaging, prescriber/pharmacy verification, accepted entrance and receipt.

Medical-record authorization, copying fees and release timing are also unpublished. Ask the jail/QCC which custodian and authorization form controls; do not send protected records to the personal-mail scan address unless instructed.

Sources: Huntington County — Jail · Quality Correctional Care

The jail does not publish its internal request/grievance form, emergency flag, response time or appeal. The incarcerated person should use the housing-unit request/grievance channel and retain dates and copies where allowed. Family can relay an urgent safety concern to 260-356-3110 but cannot file the person’s internal appeal by assumption.

For service-access concerns, county contacts are available through its directory; provider billing disputes stay with the vendor. Ask the Jail Commander which route applies before sending sensitive material.

Sources: Huntington County — Jail · Huntington County — Departments · Huntington County — Staff Directory

Call the jail for wheelchair access, effective communication, interpreter, literacy help, service animal or other custody accommodation. The county Title VI plan lists county coordination contacts, but it does not publish a jail-specific ADA decision or appeal path.

HAT separately publishes accessible vehicles, attendants, service animals, alternate formats and ADA/Title VI complaint forms. A transit accommodation does not guarantee a final jail entrance path; confirm both.

Sources: Huntington County — Jail · Huntington County — Title VI Implementation Plan · HAT — Rider’s Handbook (September 2024) · HAT — Policies and Procedures

Federal PREA standards apply to adult jails, but the reviewed Huntington sources do not publish a local coordinator, confidential hotline, outside reporting partner or third-party follow-up. For immediate danger, call 260-356-3110 and ask for supervisory action.

For a non-emergency report, ask the jail for its confidential PREA channel and how a family member may report. Do not infer that an ordinary grievance, provider support or county general email is confidential.

Sources: Huntington County — Jail · DOJ PREA Resource Center — Adult Prisons and Jails Standards

Use MyCase for the cause number, charges, hearings and orders, then call the court/Clerk for the record. Circuit Court’s official page links public case information; the Clerk criminal line is 260-358-4817. Court staff can explain filing and payment mechanics, not give legal advice.

A court case does not confirm jail housing, and a jail booking does not show every future hearing. Keep the booking ID and cause number separately.

Sources: Indiana Judicial Branch — MyCase · Huntington County — Circuit Court · Huntington County — Staff Directory

Check the case for counsel of record. If appointed counsel is not shown, ask the court or Indiana public-defender directory which local office handles the case. Family should not treat legal-mail delivery or a social video account as an attorney visit.

The jail’s reviewed pages do not publish attorney-visit hours or confidential remote-video procedure. Counsel should call 260-356-3110 before travel and use the legal-mail address for privileged correspondence.

Sources: Indiana Judicial Branch — MyCase · Indiana Public Defender Commission — Find a Public Defender · Indiana Judicial Branch — Self-Service Legal Center · Huntington County Jail — Inmate Mail · Huntington County — Jail

The county explains cash, 10% cash, surety, split and own-recognizance bonds. Cash and 10% cash bonds use a cashier’s check or money order payable to the Clerk of Courts, or the posted credit-card service at 888-604-7888, location code 5098. The jail says it does not accept cash bond payments.

Confirm the live amount and permitted type in the court order before paying. Cash/10% money is held by the Clerk until case conclusion and may be reduced by court-ordered fines, costs or fees; a bondsman’s fee is nonrefundable.

Sources: Huntington County Jail — Bond Information · Indiana Judicial Branch — MyCase · Huntington County — Staff Directory

An inmate may release property present at arrest, such as a phone, wallet or jewelry. Clothing and money are not released, and accumulated property must be mailed out at the inmate’s expense. The pickup person needs valid state-issued ID or a driver’s license.

For an IDOC transfer, the inmate names an authorized pickup person; if blank, only the inmate may collect it. Property is held 30 days after release, then may be disposed. Confirm pickup entrance and hours first.

Sources: Huntington County Jail — Inmate Property · Huntington County — Jail

A posted bond or court release does not guarantee immediate exit if another warrant, agency hold, transport or processing step remains. Ask the jail whether local release authority is complete and whether another agency controls the next move.

The county does not publish release door, notice timing, clothing, medicine, trust balance or after-hours pickup instructions. Arrange a flexible ride and call 260-356-3110 rather than waiting at an assumed door.

Sources: Huntington County — Jail · Indiana Judicial Branch — MyCase · Huntington County Jail — Inmate Property

Indiana 211 connects callers to food, housing, health, transportation and legal/social supports. Huntington County’s resource directory and United With Love provide local starting points. For court-ordered reporting, Probation is 260-358-4841 and Community Corrections is a separate program at 20 Victory Noll Drive, 260-359-3640.

Confirm ID, medication, property, chargeable phone and HAT ride before release. A community referral is not a jail discharge promise.

Sources: Indiana 211 · Huntington County — Community Resources · United With Love — Services · Huntington County Probation — Misdemeanor Guide · Huntington County — Community Corrections

The jail will not carry paperwork or verbal messages. If a signature is needed, mail the document to the inmate and have it mailed back. An onsite notary is available for inmate use; tell the inmate not to sign until in the notary’s presence.

Use MyCase and the Clerk for case records. Ask the Sheriff which records request route applies to booking or jail records and what identification/fees are required.

Sources: Huntington County Jail — Inmate Paperwork · Indiana Judicial Branch — MyCase · Huntington County — Staff Directory · Huntington County — Sheriff’s Office

Navigate to 332 E State St, Huntington, IN 46750, not the courthouse or Community Corrections. The reviewed jail page does not identify a visitor lot, accessible stalls, drop-off curb, screening entrance or after-hours path.

Call 260-356-3110 on the day of travel. Do not park in a restricted law-enforcement, transport or staff area; ask where video-visitation visitors enter.

Sources: Huntington County — Jail · Indiana State Police — Huntington County Sheriff

Huntington Area Transportation provides public door-to-door demand-response service countywide. Call 260-356-3006. The website says request rides 48 hours ahead, while the September 2024 handbook says by noon one business day before; book earlier and confirm the pickup.

Give 332 E State St as the destination and reserve the return trip. The current website posts $4/$5/$6 in-county rates; the handbook explains exact-change/tickets and map bands. No fixed jail stop, final-door escort or guaranteed same-day ride is published.

Sources: Huntington Area Transportation — HAT · HAT — Rider’s Handbook (September 2024) · HAT — Policies and Procedures · INDOT — Indiana Public Transit Systems · Huntington County — Jail

The handbook closes HAT on named holidays and applies Friday/Monday observance when a holiday falls on a weekend. Seven mapped 2026 dates are: Jan 1, Apr 3, May 25, Jul 3, Sep 7, Nov 26 and Dec 25. Call 260-356-3006 because the handbook is dated September 2024 and emergency/unsafe-road closures can also occur.

Sources: HAT — Rider’s Handbook (September 2024) · Huntington Area Transportation — HAT

Nick’s Kitchen is at 506 N Jefferson St, 260-356-6618. Brick House Grill is at 19 W Washington St. Both are local options near central Huntington, but hours, seating and holiday closures can change.

Check the business directly before relying on a meal around a visit. The Visitors Bureau directory lists additional current choices.

Sources: Visit Huntington — Nick’s Kitchen · Brick House Grill — Location and Hours · Huntington County Visitors Bureau — Directory

Comfort Inn Huntington is at 2205 N Jefferson St, 260-356-3434. Super 8 is at 2801 Guilford St, 260-358-8888. These are planning options, not endorsements or promises of rate, room, accessibility or late check-in.

Confirm dates, total price, cancellation, accessibility and transportation directly with the property.

Sources: Comfort Inn Huntington — Official · Super 8 Huntington — Official · Huntington County Visitors Bureau — Directory

The adult Sheriff jail is 332 E State Street. Huntington County Community Corrections at 20 Victory Noll Dr, Probation at the courthouse, Huntington Police, courts, public health, youth systems and state/federal/immigration custody are separate.

Provider names—CPC/InmateSales, JailATM and QCC—describe task-specific vendors, not additional custody facilities.

Sources: Huntington County — Jail · Huntington County — Community Corrections · Huntington County Probation — Misdemeanor Guide · Huntington County Department of Health · Indiana DOC — Offender Search · Federal Bureau of Prisons — Inmate Locator · ICE — Online Detainee Locator

A person may be physically in the county jail while another court or agency has a hold. Local housing, mail, visits and property rules continue until transfer; the outside agency controls only the matter assigned to it.

The jail’s 99-bed design and 100–105 historical average are context, not a current census. QCC’s presence establishes a medical contractor, not every clinical procedure.

Sources: Huntington County — Jail · Quality Correctional Care · Indiana Judicial Branch — MyCase

Indiana SAVIN can provide custody-status notifications. A notification is not a protection order or an emergency dispatch service. Call 911 for immediate danger and use the prosecutor/court for case-specific protective-order questions.

Do not ask the jailed person, provider or other family member to relay safety-sensitive information.

Sources: Indiana SAVIN · Indiana Judicial Branch — MyCase · Huntington County — Departments

The county describes nutrition, medical staffing and jail operations, but the reviewed pages do not publish a current in-custody education, treatment, religious, work, library or reentry catalog. Ask jail staff what is available to the person’s housing/classification and how enrollment starts.

Drug Court, Probation and Community Corrections are separate court/community programs and must not be presented as universally available jail programming.

Sources: Huntington County — Jail · Huntington County Probation — Misdemeanor Guide · Huntington County — Community Corrections

Confirm release authority, outside holds, property, medication, trust balance, phone access and pickup door. Use HAT only with a confirmed reservation; it is not an on-demand jail shuttle. Indiana 211 and the county resource guide can help with shelter, food, health and transport referrals.

Record the reporting deadline and address for Probation or Community Corrections if ordered. Do not send someone to those offices merely because they left jail.

Sources: Huntington County — Jail · Huntington County Jail — Inmate Property · Huntington Area Transportation — HAT · Indiana 211 · Huntington County — Community Resources · Huntington County Probation — Misdemeanor Guide · Huntington County — Community Corrections

1. Search INjail and call 260-356-3110.
2. Save the inmate ID and MyCase cause number separately.
3. Create the exact CPC account before scheduling or funding communications.
4. Use the Kentucky address for personal mail and 332 E State for verified legal mail.
5. Confirm bond type before payment.
6. Call for minors, ID alternatives, medical relay, parking, release door and all unpublished exceptions.
7. Reserve both HAT legs early and verify holiday/weather operation.

Sources: INjail Public Access — Huntington County · Huntington County — Jail · Huntington County Jail — Visitations · Huntington County Jail — Inmate Mail · Huntington County Jail — Bond Information · Huntington Area Transportation — HAT · HAT — Rider’s Handbook (September 2024)