Logansport Jail Roster: Cass County Inmate Search

The Logansport jail roster is maintained by Cass County, not the city. Logansport does not have a city jail. When the Logansport Police Department makes an arrest, the person is booked into the Cass County Jail. The Cass County Sheriff's Office is the primary agency for inmate custody in Logansport. Searches for current inmates can be done online through the INjail Public Portal or by contacting the Cass County Sheriff's Office directly. This page covers both methods and other related resources.

Logansport Police Department

The Logansport Police Department serves Logansport, which is the county seat of Cass County. The department handles city policing, including patrols, investigations, and arrests. All arrests made by Logansport officers result in booking at the Cass County Jail. The city does not maintain its own holding facility.

The Cass County Sheriff's Office handles county-level law enforcement and operates the jail. The Sheriff's Office is the right agency to call if you have questions about someone who was arrested in Logansport. Cass County, Indiana provides jail information through its official site at in.gov/counties/cass/departments/county-jail/. That page covers the jail's location, contact info, and links to inmate search tools.

For direct questions about an inmate's custody status, call the Cass County Sheriff's Office. The office can confirm whether someone has been booked, is still in custody, or has been released.

Logansport Jail Roster Search

Cass County uses the INjail Public Portal as its primary online inmate search tool. The portal is at public.indianajail.gov. It is free to use and covers Cass County along with most other Indiana counties. You can search by name and see current booking information including charges and dates.

The INjail county list shown below lets you select Cass County directly and view the current roster for the Cass County Jail. This is the fastest online method for Logansport inmate searches.

Once you select Cass County from the INjail list, the system returns names of people currently booked at the jail. Results include booking date, charges, and bond information where available.

If you want to search directly through the county, the Cass County jail page at in.gov/counties/cass/departments/county-jail/ provides links and contact details. You can also call the Cass County Sheriff's Office to ask about a specific individual if the online search does not return a result. Very recent bookings may take a short time to appear in the online system.

For people who have already been released from the Cass County Jail, the online roster will not show them. You would need to submit a public records request to the Sheriff's Office to get information on a past booking. Past bookings are still public records under Indiana law.

VINE Victim Notification in Cass County

VINE is a free automated service that tracks inmate custody status and sends you an alert whenever something changes. If someone held at the Cass County Jail is released, transferred, or has a custody update, VINE will notify you by phone, email, or text. You set it up once and the system does the rest. You don't have to call the jail or keep checking the roster manually.

Sign up at VINELink.com or call 1-866-959-8463. Registration is free and open to anyone. This includes family members, victims, attorneys, and other people with a legitimate need to track someone's custody status at Cass County Jail. You can register for multiple people at once and update your contact preferences any time. VINE operates around the clock, every day of the year.

Booking Records and Public Access

When someone is arrested in Logansport and booked at the Cass County Jail, a booking record is created. These records are public under Indiana's Access to Public Records Act, IC 5-14-3. The law gives any person the right to inspect and copy records held by government agencies, including county jails. A booking record will typically show the person's full name, date of birth, date and time of booking, charges, and any bond information.

Administrative rules under 210 IAC 3-1-6 set out what information county jails in Indiana must record at booking. These standards exist so that records are consistent and accessible. Cass County Jail follows these regulations.

If someone was released and is no longer on the active roster, their booking record can still be requested in writing. Contact the Cass County Sheriff's Office and submit a public records request. There is no charge to request access to records, though copying fees may apply for paper copies. Records related to open investigations may be partially withheld under the exemptions listed in IC 5-14-3.

It is worth noting that a booking record does not mean a conviction. Being listed on the jail roster means someone was arrested and booked. It does not tell you how a case was resolved. For case outcomes, check the Indiana court system through mycase.in.gov.

Additional Resources

If someone does not appear in the Cass County Jail roster, they may have been transferred to an Indiana state facility. The Indiana Department of Correction runs an offender locator at offenderlocator.idoc.in.gov. This tool covers people in state prisons, work release, and community corrections programs. If an arrest in Logansport led to a state sentence, the person will be in the IDOC system instead of the county roster.

The INjail statewide portal at public.indianajail.gov is a useful backup. It covers most Indiana counties. If you think someone may have been booked in a nearby county like Miami, Fulton, or Carroll, INjail lets you check multiple counties at once without visiting each site separately.

For legal aid in Cass County, Indiana Legal Services provides low-income assistance in the area. Court case records for criminal cases in Logansport are available through mycase.in.gov, Indiana's free public court portal. You can search by name to find charges, hearing dates, and case outcomes.

Nearby Cities

Logansport is in north-central Indiana. These nearby cities also direct arrests to their county jails.