Cuyahoga County Corrections Center

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Communication

  • Under the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's jail-system rules, phones are available to incarcerated people daily.

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  • The official corrections website is https://cuyahogacounty.gov/sheriff/corrections-jail.
  • You can contact the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's office at 216-443-6000 or shcuy@cuyahogacounty.gov. Its office address is 1215 West 3rd Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44113.

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Visitation

Confirm where the person is housed before you plan a visit. People in Cuyahoga County custody may be housed at the Cuyahoga County Corrections Center or at a satellite location used by the Sheriff's Department. Get the visitation procedures and directions from the facility where the person is housed.

Communication

Your telephone contact with someone at Cuyahoga County Corrections Center starts when they call you. Under the county Sheriff's jail-system rules, phones are available daily, but incoming calls and telephone messages for incarcerated people are not accepted. The phones are coinless collect phones. The person in jail can also buy a prepaid calling card through the commissary. As a family member or friend, you can set up a Securus Technologies AdvanceConnect account to receive calls; this is a separate option from the commissary calling card.

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Sending Commissary

If you want to fund a commissary account for someone at Cuyahoga County Corrections Center, the Cuyahoga County Sheriff app provides information on how to add money to commissary accounts for people in custody.

Facility Info

If you need booking information for Cuyahoga County Corrections Center, call the booking desk at 216-698-4820, 216-515-8348 or 216-698-6430. The official booking section lists prisoner drop-off and pickup hours of 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; people held on county warrants are booked at any time. These are booking-operation hours. For booking questions, contact the booking desk. People in county custody may be housed at the Corrections Center or a satellite location. For visitation procedures, program access and directions, contact the specific facility where the person is housed.

Common Questions

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Whom should I contact about visitation?

Get visitation procedures from the facility where the person is housed. People in Cuyahoga County custody may be at the Corrections Center or a satellite location used by the Sheriff's Department.

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Can I call someone in jail or leave them a telephone message?

You cannot call someone in jail directly or leave a telephone message for them. Under the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's jail-system rules, telephone contact starts when the person in jail calls you.

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Is an AdvanceConnect account the same as a commissary calling card?

As a family member or friend, you can set up a Securus Technologies AdvanceConnect account to receive calls. That is separate from the prepaid calling card the person in jail can buy through the commissary.

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Where do I get information for the facility where someone is housed?

A person in county custody may be housed at the Corrections Center or at a satellite location used by the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Department. You can get visitation procedures, program-access information and directions from the specific facility where the person is housed.

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What information can I get through the sheriff's app?

You can use the Cuyahoga County Sheriff app to access daily jail rosters, push notifications, news and information on adding money to commissary accounts for people in custody.

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