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Finding someone in custody at Clinton County Jail usually starts with the local county jail website, but you may need to expand your search depending on where the person is held. Options include Indiana state offender search tools (including IDOC tools for state inmates), SAVIN/VINE alert services, and the federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) locator for federal cases. County sites vary—some have searchable databases, others use PDF lists or automated phone lookups. It's normal to try more than one source. Most state search tools work with a last name; you can also use an offender ID or case number for a tighter match. Online records are snapshots and can be incomplete or outdated, so verify critical details with official sources.
Trying to find someone, fix a video visit glitch, or sort out phone or money issues? Calling the right number saves a lot of frustration. Here are the key contacts for Clinton County Jail services.
Start with the Clinton County jail website if it offers an inmate list or search. If that's limited, try Indiana state offender search tools and IDOC tools using the person's last name (or offender ID/case number if you have it). For custody-change alerts, register with SAVIN/VINE. Use the BOP locator for federal cases.
Not always. Online inmate listings are snapshots and may be incomplete or out of date, especially for charges and release dates, so confirm important details through official sources like the jail, court records, or state offender monitoring tools.
Yes. SAVIN/VINE lets you sign up for phone or internet notifications when an inmate’s custody status changes; if it doesn’t cover the case, look for county or state notification options.
Clinton County Jail offers video visitation two ways: schedule an onsite kiosk visit at the jail, or set up a remote visit you can join from anywhere with internet access.
Video visits failing at the last second is beyond frustrating — especially when it means losing precious time with your loved one. Clinton County uses the Securus video system, so troubleshooting usually starts with a few quick device checks. If that doesn't work, reach out to Securus support, then the jail itself as a last resort.
Sending a letter to someone at Clinton County Jail is still possible, but the process has changed. Personal mail now goes through the Securus Digital Mail Center for scanning, so how you address and package your mail matters—get it wrong and it comes back to you.
