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Pulaski County Jail — Winamac, Indiana
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- Confirm custody
Use the Sheriff-linked roster and call the direct jail line when booking delay, release or transfer remains possible.
- Verify before travel
Confirm visit mode, approval, identification, current hours, parking and entrance.
- Keep provider tasks separate
Do not fund a communications or money product until Pulaski County confirms the current provider and exact task.
- Confirm mail and money
Verify destination, identifier, payment, fee and receipt before sending anything.
- Route health and safety locally
Give urgent facts to jail staff and ask for the current medical, grievance, ADA or PREA channel.
- Verify case and bond
Use the signed court order, then confirm the jail method and every hold before paying.
- Plan release and transportation
Confirm timing, exit, property, medication, pickup and transit curb; do not treat an estimate as a guarantee.
Start here
Confirm the adult Sheriff jail, locate the person and route urgent concerns.
Identity and active facility
The active adult Sheriff jail is Pulaski County Jail in the Pulaski County Justice Center, first floor, 110 East Meridian Street, Winamac, IN 46996. The county publishes a direct jail number, 574-946-3753. Sheriff Chris Schramm operates the jail. Courts, probation, treatment programs, youth services and outside custody systems use separate rules.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · Pulaski County jail corrections-officer listing · Pulaski County Courthouse and Justice Center projects
Find and confirm a person
Use the current JailTracker roster linked by the Sheriff. Search the legal name and spelling variants; retain the displayed booking identifier, charges, bond and court details. Before travel, mail, payment or a visit, call the jail at 574-946-3753 because bookings, releases and transfers can outpace the public roster.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · Pulaski County JailTracker current roster
No-result and transfer troubleshooting
A blank result can mean a booking delay, spelling or alias issue, release, another county, hospital care, youth custody or transfer. Retry name variants, check Indiana’s statewide jail portal, MyCase and SAVIN, then call 574-946-3753. Use IDOC only after a state transfer, BOP only after a federal transfer and ICE only when immigration custody is plausible.
Sources: Pulaski County JailTracker current roster · Indiana statewide jail public portal · Indiana MyCase · Indiana SAVIN/VINE · Indiana DOC offender search · Federal Bureau of Prisons locator · ICE Online Detainee Locator
Use the right contact
For current custody and jail rules call 574-946-3753. Dispatch/Main is 574-946-6655, Sheriff administration is 574-946-0924 and the Sheriff lists cschramm@pulaskicounty.in.gov. Call 911 for an immediate outside emergency. Take case records to the Clerk and legal advice to counsel.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · Pulaski County Clerk of Courts · Pulaski County EMS
Visits and communication
Verify visiting eligibility, identification, minors and current mode before travel.
Confirm visit mode and time
The current county page does not publish a visiting schedule, onsite or remote mode, duration, frequency, housing timetable, approval process or advance-booking requirement. Call 574-946-3753 before creating an account, paying or traveling. Ask for the person’s eligibility, exact mode, date, time, check-in point and cancellation rule.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office
ID, minors and belongings
No current Pulaski County source publishes accepted or alternative ID, minimum age, parent/guardian or custody documents, number of minors, dress, lockers, phones, bags, infant supplies or search rules. The responsible contact is the jail at 574-946-3753; confirm each item on the travel date.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · U.S. DOJ ADA information
Special, legal and denied visits
The county does not publish clergy, long-distance, disability, bedside, attorney, bond-agent, denial-appeal or suspension procedures. Ask 574-946-3753 which request must be made, who approves it and what identification or documentation is required. Attorneys should confirm the professional-visit channel separately.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · Indiana public-defense family resources · Pulaski County ADA and Title VI compliance
Video setup without assuming a provider
No current county source identifies a Pulaski-specific video provider or active product. Third-party listings disagree about communications providers, so do not select a namesake facility or pay from a generic listing. Call 574-946-3753 for the exact vendor, facility label, approval step, device requirements, price and booking window.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office
Failed or canceled video
When the jail confirms a provider, save the reservation, receipt, session ID, device, time and screenshots. Ask vendor support about login, payment, camera, audio, disconnect and refund issues; ask 574-946-3753 about local approval, housing availability or suspension. No source promises automatic refund or rescheduling.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office
Voice calls and account failures
The county does not name the current voice provider, account types, rates, taxes, blocked-number process, refund rule or balance-transfer consequence. Confirm the provider and product at 574-946-3753 before funding, then take billing and connection failures to that confirmed vendor.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office
Messages, photos and tablets
No current local source establishes electronic messaging, photo attachments, voicemail, tablet access, content review, delivery time, prices, repairs or refunds. A vendor offering a product generally does not prove Pulaski County activated it. Ask 574-946-3753 what is active and record the exact product before paying.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · JailATM · JailATM support
Mail, books, money and property
Keep calls, video, messages, mail, books, packages, money and property task-specific.
Personal mail
The county page does not publish a current personal-mail address or format, inmate-ID requirement, return-address rule, envelope or paper limits, photo rule, inspection method, rejection notice or original-item disposition. Do not infer that the street address accepts resident mail. Call 574-946-3753 before sending even a plain letter.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office
Legal and privileged mail
No current county source publishes the legal-mail destination, required attorney markings, sender verification, opening procedure, confidential handling, rejection notice or appeal. Counsel should call 574-946-3753 before sending deadlines or privileged material. Families must not label ordinary mail as legal.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · Indiana public-defense family resources
Books, photos and packages
The county publishes no current rule for publisher-direct books, magazines, newspapers, subscriptions, printed-photo size or quantity, greeting cards, clothing or packages. Do not order from a seller or send an item until 574-946-3753 confirms the item, sender, quantity, format and return or disposal procedure.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office
Trust deposits
No current county source identifies the active trust-deposit provider, lobby method, online or phone method, accepted payment, fee, limit, posting time, mailed-funds rule or required identifier. Call 574-946-3753, confirm the exact account and recipient, and keep the receipt before sending funds.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · JailATM
Commissary, packages and indigent supplies
The county does not publish its current commissary operator, order day, spending limit, package program, substitutions, debt deductions, indigent threshold or hygiene and writing-supply process. JailATM advertises multiple products generally; local activation is unresolved. Ask 574-946-3753 separately about trust deposits, commissary orders and outside packages.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · JailATM · JailATM support
Personal property
No current county source publishes a property-release form, all-or-nothing rule, pickup hours, identification, authorized recipient, keys or cards exception, abandoned-property deadline or arresting-agency boundary. The resident should request release instructions; the recipient should call 574-946-3753 before travel.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office
Health, disability and safety
Route health, medication, grievances, disability and sexual-safety concerns.
Medical and urgent communication
The county does not identify the jail clinical contractor, family medical-information line, release form, routine request process, copay, dental or hospital-return procedure. For an immediate outside emergency call 911; for a person already in custody call 574-946-3753, state the urgent facts and ask staff to route them to the current medical team.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · Pulaski County EMS · Pulaski Memorial Hospital
Medication, glasses and equipment
No current county source says whether families may deliver medication, prescription bottles, glasses, hearing aids, CPAP supplies or other equipment, or where and when acceptance occurs. Call 574-946-3753 before bringing anything; provide the prescriber and pharmacy information and follow only the current medical team’s direction.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · Pulaski Memorial Hospital
Mental health and substance-use concerns
For immediate danger call 911. For a person in custody call 574-946-3753 and give specific behavior, statements, diagnoses, medications and timing; ask staff to notify the current clinical team. After release, 4C Health, the county Navigator, Indiana 211 and 988 can route community help but cannot access jail records or direct custody.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · Pulaski County Community Navigator · 4C Health · Indiana 211 · 988 Lifeline
Grievances and complaint routing
No current public source states the resident grievance form, informal step, appeal level, deadline, emergency grievance, retaliation report or outside jail-complaint route. The resident should request the current written policy from staff. Families may ask 574-946-3753 for the responsible supervisor; county public-record or ADA channels do not replace the jail grievance.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · Pulaski County public access request · Pulaski County ADA and Title VI compliance
ADA, language and communication access
The jail page does not publish its accommodation-request, auxiliary-aid, sign-language, mobility, accessible-visiting or language-assistance process. Ask 574-946-3753 for the jail’s current request route and decision-maker. County ADA/Title VI and DOJ information provide context, not an automatic approval or a substitute for the facility request.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · Pulaski County ADA and Title VI compliance · U.S. DOJ ADA information
Sexual safety and PREA
No current local source publishes the facility’s confidential PREA report line, third-party route, preservation instruction, outside advocate or retaliation process. For immediate danger call 911; otherwise call 574-946-3753 and ask for the current PREA reporting path without seeking case details. The federal PREA Resource Center is educational, not the local report line.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · U.S. DOJ PREA Resource Center
Court, counsel, bond and release
Separate court, counsel, bond, holds, records and release tasks.
Case, hearing and court location
Use MyCase for the docket and verify the assigned court. Circuit Court is in room 225 of the Justice Center and Superior Court is on the second floor, both at 110 East Meridian Street; those locations do not mean jail staff control the case. Call the listed court for hearing access and the Clerk at 574-946-3313 for records.
Sources: Indiana MyCase · Pulaski County Circuit Court · Pulaski County Superior Court · Pulaski County Clerk of Courts
Counsel and legal help
Ask the appointed or retained lawyer about strategy, confidential communication and court deadlines. The jail does not publish attorney-call or legal-visit procedures, so counsel should confirm them at 574-946-3753. The Clerk provides records, not advice; Indiana public-defense resources and Indiana Legal Help explain separate legal pathways.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · Indiana public-defense family resources · Indiana Legal Help · Pulaski County Clerk of Courts
Bond verification and posting
Read the signed order in MyCase, then call 574-946-3753 to confirm the person is still held, the exact amount and type, accepted payer and payment, posting location and hours, fees, receipt and all holds. The Clerk’s online payment link is for case monies and requires a cause number; it is not evidence of an online jail-bond path.
Sources: Indiana MyCase · Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · Pulaski County Clerk of Courts
Bond failures, warrants and holds
Payment may not produce release when another case, warrant, probation matter, state or federal hold, identification problem or processing step remains. Ask the jail to name every blocking authority and call that office. Do not pay a second service merely because a generic page says the person is bondable.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · Indiana MyCase · Pulaski County Probation Office
Release timing and pickup
No current source publishes release-processing blocks, exit door, clothing, medication, property, identification, pickup waiting area, ride notification or transfer timing. Confirm release only with 574-946-3753 and treat any time as an estimate. Coordinate a flexible pickup; do not send a transit vehicle until the person is actually ready.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · KIRPC/PCHS Public Transit rider brochure revised August 2025
Jail, court and public records
Use the Sheriff’s office for jail or incident records, the Clerk for court records and the responsible arresting agency for its records. Ask each office for the exact record, date range, identifiers, fee and redaction basis. A roster entry is not the complete case file or medical record.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · Pulaski County public access request · Pulaski County Clerk of Courts
Travel and local needs
Plan parking, transit, food and lodging without inventing a final path.
Arrival, entrance and parking
The jail is on the first floor of the Justice Center at 110 East Meridian Street. The county does not publish a visitor-parking lot name, accessible-space path, after-hours entrance, drop-off curb, screening point or release exit. Call 574-946-3753 before travel and follow posted signs; do not assume the courthouse entrance is the jail entrance.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · Pulaski County Circuit Court · Pulaski County Superior Court
Demand-response transit setup
PCHS/KIRPC provides shared demand-response, curb-to-curb service within Pulaski County. Reserve at least 24 hours ahead by calling 574-946-6500 ext. 223, Monday–Friday 8:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.; weekday service is 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. General-public in-county fare is $1.00 per boarding with exact fare or pass. Ask for accessibility when reserving.
Sources: Pulaski County public transportation · KIRPC/PCHS Public Transit rider brochure revised August 2025 · INDOT public transit systems
Seven service-date checks
The revised August 2025 operator brochure supports weekday service for Thursday 2026-10-01, Friday 2026-10-02, Monday 2026-10-05, Tuesday 2026-10-06 and Wednesday 2026-10-07. Saturday 2026-10-03 and Sunday 2026-10-04 are outside published regular weekdays. Call for capacity, requested other-day service, holiday and weather changes.
Sources: KIRPC/PCHS Public Transit rider brochure revised August 2025
Final curb and release limits
No source names a fixed jail stop, exact Justice Center curb, final-door path or guaranteed release pickup. Drivers do not enter buildings; door-to-door help is available by request, and a will-call return may involve a wait. Confirm the destination curb with transit and the exit with 574-946-3753; arrange backup for late release.
Sources: KIRPC/PCHS Public Transit rider brochure revised August 2025 · Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office
Food near Winamac
The county tourism guide lists One-Eyed Jack’s at 124 North Market Street, 574-946-4343; Poblanos at 1550 East 50 South, 574-946-4669; and Warriors Café at 1406 South U.S.-35, 574-946-3710. Hours and availability can change, so call before relying on a stop, especially around a visit or release.
Sources: Pulaski County tourism food guide
Lodging and overnight planning
Tortuga Inn publishes 2142 N 125 E, Winamac, IN 46996 and direct booking at 574-946-6969. It is outside the Justice Center and availability is not guaranteed. Confirm dates, accessibility, cancellation and transportation directly; do not treat any listed rate, room or pickup as assured.
Sources: Tortuga Inn
Boundaries and continuity
Keep the jail separate from supervision, courts, youth, other custody and providers.
Community referrals
The Pulaski County Community Navigator connects residents and people in the justice system to mental-health, substance-use, education, transportation, harm-reduction and food resources. Contact navigator@pulaskicounty.in.gov or 574-216-3295. Indiana 211 and the library can help identify additional current services; none controls jail custody or release.
Sources: Pulaski County Community Navigator · Indiana 211 · Pulaski County Public Library
Treatment and supervision after release
Probation, Drug Treatment Court, 4C Health, Recovery Works and the Navigator serve different eligibility and supervision roles. Confirm the signed order, appointment, address, funding and required documents before release. A referral is not admission, a treatment bed or permission to miss a court or probation duty.
Sources: Pulaski County Probation Office · Pulaski County Drug Treatment Court · 4C Health · Indiana Recovery Works providers · Pulaski County Community Navigator
Keep other systems separate
This guide covers the adult Sheriff jail at 110 East Meridian Street only. Do not apply it to probation, Drug Treatment Court, Community Navigator, JDAI or youth custody, municipal police, hospitals, IDOC prisons, federal prisons, ICE detention, another Pulaski County in another state or a future/closed building. Re-check custody after every transfer.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · Pulaski County Probation Office · Pulaski County Drug Treatment Court · Pulaski County Community Navigator · Pulaski County JDAI program · Indiana DOC offender search · Federal Bureau of Prisons locator · ICE Online Detainee Locator
Provider task boundaries
No current local source confirms the communications, video, mail, trust, commissary or clinical provider. Even after a provider is confirmed, use only the product assigned to the task; an account for deposits does not prove calls, video, messages, mail or packages are active.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · JailATM
First-day checklist
Confirm the person on JailTracker and by calling 574-946-3753. Record legal name, booking ID, charges, court, bond and holds. Before acting, verify current visit mode, mail destination, provider, deposit account, medication route, property rule, release exit and transportation curb. Save names, times, receipts and screenshots; treat every unpublished point as a question, not a rule.
Sources: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office · Pulaski County JailTracker current roster · KIRPC/PCHS Public Transit rider brochure revised August 2025
Original directory record & nearby facilities Open preserved information
This section preserves the earlier Jail411 directory information, including historical figures and contacts. Use the dated, sourced family guide above for the instructions covered there. Other local facilities have their own rules.
Facility record / Indiana
Pulaski County Jail is a county or city jail in Winamac, Pulaski County, Indiana. It has a rated capacity of 127 and a reported population of 100 — about 79% occupancy, as recorded in the February 2026 federal dataset. By capacity it is the 36th-largest of the 49 county or city jail records listed for Indiana with a published capacity.
Jail411 does not hold custody records. A listing here does not mean anyone is held at this address. Confirm the person’s location with the responsible agency before you travel, send money, or pay for a service.
Where this record came from. The contact, status and security fields, with capacity and population, come from the HIFLD and Federal Bureau of Prisons directory release refreshed February 2026. They describe the record, not today’s population. Check the facility’s current official website.
Contact this facility
- Phone
- (574) 946-6655
- Address
- 110 East Meridian Street
Winamac, IN 46996Open in maps - Official page
- Official page at gov.pulaskionline.org
- County
- Pulaski County
Facility details
Capacity
100 people in a facility designed for 127
As of the February 2026 federal dataset.
Listed as open in the February 2026 directory release.
Finding someone held here
Use the county system for a recent arrest. A state corrections search covers people in state custody. It generally will not list someone booked into a county jail this week. Bookings, bail, release, and visiting are all handled by Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office.
Official site for this facility →
Call this facility directly: (574) 946-6655
Before you travel, pay, or mail anything
Get two things first: which facility the person is actually in, and their booking or ID number. Almost nothing works without them. Then check this facility’s current instructions — rules and service providers change.
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Can Jail411 tell me if someone is in custody right now?
No. Jail411 does not hold live custody records. Use the official locator for the county, state, federal or ICE system that has the person; start here if you do not know which.
Does posting bond mean the person comes home?
Not always. A probation or parole hold, another county's warrant or an immigration detainer can keep someone in custody after bond is posted. Ask the jail what holds are on the booking before you pay.
What should I confirm before visiting?
The person's current facility, the visiting schedule, approval requirements, accepted identification and arrival instructions. Check the facility page and its official sources before you travel.
What if I find something that needs correcting?
Send us the page and the detail that needs attention. Include the official source when you have one. Do not send private booking documents or other sensitive personal information.
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