Dearborn County Jail

You can contact the Dearborn County Sheriff's Office at 812-537-3431 for general questions about Dearborn County Jail. Its official website is https://www.dearborncountysheriff.org/. The Sheriff's Office contact address is 301 W High St, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025. Office contact hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Confirm office hours before you travel.

You can arrange a remote video visit with someone at Dearborn County Jail through Inmate Sales without traveling to the jail. You need an internet-connected device with a camera and speaker. For a browser-based visit, use Chrome or Edge. Register with Inmate Sales and find Dearborn County Jail. Then select “New Purchase,” choose the jail and the “Remote” visit product, enter your personal information and purchase minutes. Schedule your visit after purchasing minutes. Remote visits cost $0.20 per minute and run from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. daily, per an independent listing. Confirm the rate and hours with the jail before paying. For Inmate Sales questions, call 877-998-5678. For help with jail visitation policies, rules or guidelines, call 812-537-8719.

You can send a personal letter in an envelope through the US Postal Service. Address it with the recipient’s full name and inmate ID number, followed by Dearborn County Law Enforcement Center, 301 West High Street, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025. Include your full name and complete return address on the envelope: your street address, city, state and ZIP code. Use a street address rather than a PO Box. Blue or black ink is recommended.

To start receiving calls from Dearborn County Jail, register with Inmate Sales online or by calling 877-998-5678. Calling options include collect calls, PIN Debit and calling cards. Chirping is the jail’s Inmate Sales texting service. Incoming Chirps appear as normal texts on your cell phone, and ongoing conversations depend on available funds on the inmate’s device. Register and add messaging funds to support the conversation. Messages are permanently recorded and seen by staff, and may be used against the inmate in court. To stop receiving an inmate’s Chirps, reply STOP. Tablet access is available through monthly rental or limited-time use. To rent a tablet, register with Inmate Sales; a full month is charged even for partial-month use. Tablets are not directly connected to the internet, but offer calls, fee-based text and picture messaging, education and support resources. Tablet calls cost the same as unit-phone calls and remain recorded and monitored.