Perry County Jail, IN Inmate Search, Mugshots, Prison Roster

Perry County Sheriff's Office & Detention Center

Perry County Arrests

For arrest and booking information on inmates serving time at Perry County Jail, click here. When you click on an inmate’s name you will see information about him or her, including their arrest date, booking date, charges or convictions, and mugshot.

Inmate Phone Calls

Family and friends of inmates may purchase phone time using the Combined Public Communication kiosk in the entrance of the jail. They can also purchase phone time online through www.InmateSales.com or by phone, 1-877-998-5678.

Sending a Mail

To send an inmate mail, including a money order, address your envelope as follows:

Inmate’s Full Name (including middle initial)
C/O Perry County Detention Center
2211 Herrman Street
Tell City, IN 47586

A full name must appear on the return address or it will be returned to the sender. No items may be sent to an inmate at Perry County Jail.

Newspapers, magazines, and books are acceptable if they are sent directly from the publisher.

Sending Money

The Inmate Trust Fund, commonly referred to as the Inmate Bank, maintains an account for each inmate booked into the Perry County Jail.

In person deposits

To deposit money in an inmate’s account, you can use deposit machines are located in the lobby of the jail at 119 South 7th, Tell City, IN, 47586 . You must have the inmate’s first name, last name, and SPN.

Inmate Visitation

It is important to note that visitation is a privilege for inmates, and this privilege may be revoked due to the inmate or the visitor’s behavior.

Visitation hours are Monday-Saturday 8 AM-PM, and these times may vary day to day. All visitation is done by video using video stations in the lobby of the jail.

Inmates are allowed one twenty-minute visit per week. Additional visits cost $8.00 each and may be purchased. Here is more information regarding inmate visitation.

Prohibited Items

• Visitors are not allowed to bring any items when visiting an inmate. All items including purses, wallets, bags, etc will be left in a locker in the jail’s lobby.

• No food or drinks allowed

• No packages, mail, or photographs may be left for an inmate

Dress Code

• No revealing and/or see-through clothing

• No sleeves shorter than halfway down the upper arm

• No spandex or tights without shorts/skirt

• No dress/skirts/shorts above mid-thigh

• No clothing displaying obscene or offensive language, drawings or gang affiliation

Visitation Hours

Phone Calls

Inmates at the Perry County Jail are not allowed to receive phone calls.

Inmates can place collect calls to phone numbers where collect calls are not restricted.

Advance Pay Calls

If your number restricts collect calls, the person can open an Advance Pay account.

Here’s how it works:

• The party receiving the calls should contact Securus at 1-800-844-6591 for instructions on how to open the account.

• The inmate dials the phone number

• The system determines if an Advance Pay account exists and if so, places the call

• The receiving party must accept the call by following the automated instructions

• The cost of the call is deducted from the Advance Pay account balance.

Inmate Programs

Inmates at Perry County Jail can participate in various programs to help them when they transition to life outside of jail. They can obtain a General Education Degree, participate in work projects, and participate in substance abuse programs such as Alcoholics Anonymous.

Inmates are also offered religious services, counseling, and meetings with Clergy upon request.

Perry County, Indiana

Inmates at Perry County Jail can participate in various programs to help them when they transition to life outside of jail. They can obtain a General Education Degree, participate in work projects, and participate in substance abuse programs such as Alcoholics Anonymous.

Inmates are also offered religious services, counseling, and meetings with Clergy upon request.

Perry County, Indiana is located in the southwestern part of Indiana. Originated in 1914, this county now houses around 20,000 people. Bordered by the Ohio River, this county is considered the hilliest and most forested county in Indiana.

Tell City, the county holds the largest population in Perry County with approximately 7,200 (2013 census) residents.

Visit the Perry County Government website to find information for all county departments and elected officials, pay property taxes, court fines and fees online, view county ordinances and geographical information, search land records, and sign up to receive Code Red weather alerts.

Located in Perry County is the Hoosier National Forest which spans 60,000 acres and is open year-round for the public to enjoy. People travel from all over to see the scenic views, watch the wildlife, and enjoy the forest.

There are three school systems in the Perry county, each offering classes K—12. Perry County also features an Ivy Tech Community College in Tell City.

Key employers in Perry County include: Waupaca Foundry, ATTC Manufacturing, Webb, Wheel Products, Mulzer Crushed Stone, ORG Chem Group, KK Integrated Logistics, Parker Hannifin, Meggitt, Inc., Best Home Furnishings, Perry County Port Authority, and more.

For local news in Perry County, check out this website. It is updated daily with the latest information.

Perry County Courthouse

Perry County Courthouse is located at 2219 Payne Street in Tell City, Indiana. The hours are Monday through Friday 8 AM to 4 PM. The Perry County Government website (above) will give you additional information on the courthouse.