Union County Jail — Liberty, Indiana

The active adult Sheriff jail operates with the Union County Sheriff's Office at 106 E Union Street, Liberty, IN 47353. Use 765-458-5194, extension 3 for a jailer and extension 233 for the Jail Commander. No current official source reviewed publishes an operational bed capacity, so do not repeat third-party numbers.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · Union County Sheriff's Office contact · Union County government Sheriff page

The Sheriff's current home page labels an Inmate Search link, but on October 1, 2026 it resolved to a static PDF whose filename is dated September 8, 2026. Treat it as a dated list, not proof of present custody. Save the booked spelling and any listed identifiers, then call extension 3 before travel, mail, payment or a visit.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office · Sheriff-linked inmate-search PDF dated September 8, 2026 · Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ

If the dated PDF omits the person, try exact spelling and aliases, then check MyCase and SAVIN and call 765-458-5194 extension 3. A missing name can reflect booking delay, release, hospital care, youth placement or transfer. Use IDOC only for state custody, BOP only for federal custody and ICE only when immigration custody is plausible.

Sources: Sheriff-linked inmate-search PDF dated September 8, 2026 · Indiana MyCase · Indiana SAVIN · Indiana DOC offender information · Federal Bureau of Prisons inmate locator · ICE Online Detainee Locator

Use 765-458-5194 extension 3 for a jailer and extension 233 for the Jail Commander. The front office publishes Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Eastern hours; those hours do not limit custody operations or prove a public lobby is open after hours. Use 911 only for immediate danger.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · Union County Sheriff's Office contact · Union County government Sheriff page

Create an InmateSales account and select the exact Union County facility and booked person. Every new account must be approved by the Jail Commander or Jail Corporal; allow up to 24 hours after approval before scheduling. Both free onsite lobby video and paid remote video require at least two hours' advance scheduling.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · InmateSales

The current jail FAQ does not publish visit duration, weekly frequency, daily availability windows, housing restrictions, cancellation restoration or a no-show/refund rule. Call extension 233 before paying or traveling and preserve the approval and appointment confirmation; do not import another county's limits.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · InmateSales

Account approval is verified, but Union County does not publish its screening criteria, government-ID rule, alternate-ID process, prior-custody restriction or special-visit path. Ask extension 233 what the account holder must submit and how counsel, clergy, long-distance visitors or people with disabilities request an exception.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · U.S. DOJ Title II primer

No current local rule says whether minors may participate, who must accompany them, whether they need an account, or whether a birth certificate, custody order or other proof is required. Do not add a child or travel until extension 233 confirms the age, relationship, document and visitor-count rules.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ

Onsite video is in the jail lobby, but the county does not publish a check-in cutoff, exact entrance, dress code, belongings rule, infant-supply exception, service-animal check-in or termination policy. Call extension 3 before arrival and bring only the identification and items staff confirm.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · Union County Sheriff's Office contact · U.S. DOJ Title II primer

After local approval, preserve the booked name, facility, appointment, transaction and account email. For remote video, test camera, microphone, speaker, browser permissions and connection. For visit-account or scheduling help use 859-334-0959; local approval or housing questions belong to extension 233.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · InmateSales

Save the scheduled time, screenshot, device, error text and payment reference. Send login, device and scheduling problems to 859-334-0959; send approval, housing or discipline questions to extension 233. No current local page promises a refund or replacement, so do not assume one.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · InmateSales

The jail verifies CPC Fusion for calls and recorded text-style Chirps. It warns that phone calls, Chirps and visits are three separate accounts. Confirm the exact booked person and product before paying; use CPC Fusion support at 702-829-3001 for phone or messaging account setup and management.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · Combined Public Communications

The county does not publish call hours, rates, debit versus prepaid rules, recording warnings, blocked-number release, refunds or balance treatment after release or transfer. Save the called number, date, time, account, receipt and error; contact 702-829-3001 for platform or billing and extension 3 for local custody restrictions.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · Combined Public Communications

CPC Fusion Chirps are a paid recorded text-style service, not confidential legal mail or an urgent medical channel. Confirm the correct Chirps account before funding, preserve receipts and use 702-829-3001 for account problems. Call the jail for urgent custody facts and counsel for confidential legal communication.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · Combined Public Communications

The jail FAQ does not publish a personal-letter destination, resident identifier format, scanning vendor, return-address rule or whether 106 E Union Street accepts personal mail. Call extension 3 for the exact name line, identifier and mailing destination before sending anything.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · Union County Sheriff's Office contact

Union County says money orders may be mailed and must be in the resident's name, but it gives no destination or envelope format. It publishes no legal-mail address, attorney marking or confidential-handling process. Counsel and families must obtain separate current instructions from extension 3; do not combine legal papers and funds.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · Union County Sheriff's Office contact · Union County Circuit Court

No current local page publishes envelope size, paper or ink limits, address labels, inspection, contraband screening, rejection notice, appeal, forwarding, original-item return or release handling. Ask extension 3 before mailing and keep a copy and proof of postage.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · Indiana Jail Standards

Union County does not publish a count, size, print type, content rule or whether greeting cards, instant photos or digital prints are accepted. Confirm each item with extension 3 before ordering or mailing; vendor availability does not prove acceptance at this jail.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ

The county publishes no bookseller-only rule, publication limit, religious-material exception, package program, clothing drop or essential-item process. Do not send a package to the Sheriff's address until extension 3 confirms vendor, quantity, format, destination and return handling.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ

The jail says commissary cash must be given to the jailer on duty and a receipt will be issued; mailed money orders must be in the resident's name. It does not publish kiosk, card or online commissary deposits. Confirm lobby availability, exact cash restrictions and the money-order address with extension 3 before acting.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ

A deposit path is verified, but the county does not publish the commissary vendor, order day, delivery day, spending limit, catalog, substitutions, debt priority, approved packages or indigent hygiene and writing supplies. Ask extension 3 before funding for a time-sensitive item.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ

Keep the resident's booked name, payment type, account selected, amount, date, receipt and money-order copy. Use 702-829-3001 for CPC phone or Chirps funding, 859-334-0959 for visit-account help and extension 3 for commissary cash or money orders. Union County does not publish reversal, refund or post-release balance rules.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · Combined Public Communications · InmateSales

A dated county ordinance authorizes a medical copay up to $15 with listed exceptions for no funds, emergency care, jail injury and Sheriff-requested treatment; it does not prove the current amount or contractor. For urgent facts call extension 3 with booked identity, symptoms, timing and requested action. Privacy may limit the response.

Sources: Union County administrative code · Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · HHS health-information privacy

Union County does not publish whether families may deliver prescription medication, required bottle or pharmacy verification, formulary substitution, glasses, CPAP or other medical equipment. Call extension 3 before bringing anything and ask for item, packaging, timing, screening, delivery person and rejection steps.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · Union County administrative code

No current local page names a mental-health contractor, clinician schedule, withdrawal protocol or family referral line. Report immediate suicide, withdrawal or decompensation facts to extension 3 or 911 as appropriate. Outside custody, 988 and Indiana FSSA are separate routes and cannot order jail treatment.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · 988 Indiana · Indiana FSSA mental health and addiction

A family relationship does not itself authorize clinical disclosure. The jail does not publish a release-of-information form, medical-record address or response time. Ask extension 3 what the patient must sign, who receives it and which identifiers counsel or family must include.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · HHS health-information privacy

The jail does not publish its resident grievance form, filing deadline, response time, emergency-grievance route or appeal levels. Ask extension 233 how a resident requests the form and preserves a copy, date, issue, requested remedy, response and appeal. A family complaint does not replace a required resident filing.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · Indiana Jail Standards

Union County publishes no jail-specific ADA coordinator, accommodation form, interpreter path, service-animal visit rule or appeal, and no internal or outside PREA reporting channel. Ask extension 233 for those paths. For immediate sexual abuse, retaliation or disability-related danger use extension 3 or 911 as appropriate; general DOJ and PREA directories are fallback references, not local proof.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · U.S. DOJ Title II primer · National PREA Resource Center reporting directory · Indiana Jail Standards

Use MyCase for filed events and orders. Union County Circuit Court is on the third floor at 26 W Union Street, Liberty, IN 47353, 765-458-5934. The Clerk is on the first floor at the same address, 765-458-6121. Court records and deadlines come from the court or Clerk, not the jail roster or vendor.

Sources: Indiana MyCase · Union County Circuit Court · Union County Clerk

Circuit Court administers Public Defenders, but appointment and attorney identity are case-specific. Use MyCase or call 765-458-5934 to identify the assigned lawyer; the Indiana Public Defender Council is an information source, not appointed counsel. Counsel should confirm confidential calls, visits and legal-mail procedures with extension 233.

Sources: Union County Circuit Court · Indiana MyCase · Indiana Public Defender Council

Confirm the amount and conditions in MyCase or with the Clerk, then call extension 3. The jail requires in-person payment at the Sheriff's Department, accepts cash and major credit cards, charges a 9% credit-card service fee, and requires the payer to be at least 18 with valid ID. No current page publishes card brands, cash-change rules, failed-payment handling or release time.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · Indiana MyCase · Union County Clerk

Union County does not publish a property-release form, approved recipient, pickup hours, identification, storage period or disposal rule. Ask extension 3 whether the jail or arresting agency holds each item and whether the resident must sign. Do not travel until the holding agency and authorization are confirmed.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · Union County government Sheriff page

The county does not publish a release-notice window, processing duration, final door, medication handoff, clothing, transportation call or after-hours pickup. Confirm the filed court status and call extension 3 before dispatching a ride. The dated roster PDF, court entry, vendor balance or transit reservation does not prove processing is complete.

Sources: Sheriff-linked inmate-search PDF dated September 8, 2026 · Indiana MyCase · Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · Whitewater Valley Regional Transit

The Sheriff and jail are at 106 E Union Street, but no reviewed official page publishes visitor parking, accessible-space count, overflow, entrance by task, lobby screening or after-hours access. Call extension 3 before travel and ask where bond payers, onsite visitors, money depositors, attorneys and release pickups should arrive.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office contact · Union County government Sheriff page · U.S. DOJ Title II primer

INDOT identifies Whitewater Valley Regional Transit for Union County. Call 765-458-7277 between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday-Friday and request trips at least 24 hours before pickup; same-day additions depend on openings. Tell dispatch about wheelchair, attendant, service animal, oxygen or other accommodation needs.

Sources: INDOT Indiana public transit systems · Whitewater Valley Regional Transit · Whitewater Valley trip reservations · Whitewater Valley rules and policies

Published 6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. weekday hours support service Thursday October 1 and Friday October 2, 2026; Saturday October 3 and Sunday October 4 are outside service; Monday October 5, Tuesday October 6 and Wednesday October 7 are scheduled weekdays. No federal holiday interrupts those dates. There is no named jail stop, verified final walk or guaranteed release pickup.

Sources: Whitewater Valley rules and policies · Whitewater Valley trip reservations · INDOT Indiana public transit systems

Union County fares run from $1.00 within Liberty to $4.50 at county-line Zone 5; Union County residents ride free within the county on Fridays. Pay correct change unless a contract covers the trip. Service is curb-to-curb, drivers do not enter buildings, and a will-call return can involve a long wait. Confirm the exact curb and fare when booking.

Sources: Whitewater Valley fares · Whitewater Valley trip reservations · Whitewater Valley rules and policies

For food, the official county-health guide lists CCCC Food & Clothing Pantry at 307 E Sycamore Street, Liberty, 765-732-3513, Thursday 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.; call for emergency needs. The Doctor's Inn directly lists 100 Liberty Avenue, West College Corner, 765-253-1034. Confirm eligibility, hours, room availability and rates before travel.

Sources: Union County Health Department pantry guide · The Doctor's Inn official site · The Doctor's Inn contact

A local economic-development profile lists Stringers at 2955 S Old Dunlapsville Road, Liberty, 765-458-7106, and describes dated seasonal hours. Call before travel because the profile is from 2024 and hours can change. The business does not control jail access, bond or release.

Sources: Stringers local business profile · Union County Connect

Union County Health Department is at 6 W South Street, 765-458-5393. Union County Public Library is at 2 E Seminary Street, 765-458-5355. DFR is at 303A N Main Street, 800-403-0864, weekdays 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Use Indiana 211 for broader food, housing, transportation and benefits referrals; confirm each office before travel.

Sources: Union County office directory · Union County office directory health contact · Union County Public Library in Evergreen Indiana · Indiana DFR county-office map · Indiana 211

Before pickup, ask whether the person leaves with identification, property, medication, prescriptions and referral papers; Union County publishes no discharge sequence. Use Indiana BMV and Social Security for replacement documents, FSSA for behavioral-health continuity, Indiana 211 for immediate needs and Indiana Legal Services for civil issues.

Sources: Indiana BMV identification cards · Social Security replacement card · Indiana FSSA mental health and addiction · Indiana 211 · Indiana Legal Services

Circuit Court administers Probation, Community Corrections and Public Defenders; IDOC lists Union Community Corrections at 765-458-5755. These are separate court or supervision functions. Their work release, home detention, treatment, reporting and fee rules do not become jail housing, visit, mail or release rules.

Sources: Union County Circuit Court · IDOC Community Corrections grant contacts · Union County administrative code

For immediate danger call 911. For urgent jail safety or medical facts call 765-458-5194 extension 3, record date, time, recipient and requested action, and follow counsel for court deadlines. Do not rely on email, the dated roster PDF, a Chirp, MyCase entry or transit reservation as confirmation jail staff received the issue.

Sources: Union County Sheriff's Office jail FAQ · Union County Sheriff's Office contact · Indiana MyCase · Whitewater Valley Regional Transit