Floyd County Inmate Roster Search

The Floyd County jail roster covers people currently held at the Floyd County Jail in New Albany, Indiana. The jail, run by the Floyd County Sheriff's Department, houses pre-trial detainees, county-sentenced inmates, and state and federal offenders. This page walks you through how to search the inmate roster online, how to use the automated information line, and what other tools are available to track custody status.

Floyd County Jail Roster Online Search

The Floyd County Sheriff's Department posts its inmate roster at fcsdin.com/inmateinfo/. This is the primary way to search the Floyd County jail roster online. The page lists current inmates held at the Floyd County Jail at 311 Hauss Square in New Albany. Results typically show name, booking date, and charge information.

The full FCSD website at fcsdin.com also has information about jail operations, visitation rules, and how to put money on an inmate's commissary account. If you can't find what you need through the inmate search, the main site is a good starting point for general questions about the Floyd County Jail.

For a broader search across Indiana county jails, the INjail Public Portal includes Floyd County data. This state portal can be useful when you're not sure which county facility holds someone or want to cross-check results.

Floyd County Jail Contact Information and Location

The Floyd County Jail sits at 311 Hauss Square in New Albany, Indiana 47150. The facility holds people at several stages of the justice process. That includes those awaiting trial, those already sentenced at the county level, and individuals being held on behalf of state or federal agencies.

The automated information system at 812-948-5406 is useful if you need basic inmate details but don't have computer access. You call in and get information about a person held at the Floyd County Jail. It's a 24-hour line, so you don't have to wait for office hours. For anything more detailed, the Corrections line at 812-948-5404 connects you directly with jail staff.

Floyd County Jail Inmate Roster Policies

The Floyd County Jail has specific policies that affect how inmates receive services and how families stay in contact. Understanding these policies helps you avoid problems when trying to support someone on the jail roster.

Mail is handled differently than at most Indiana jails. All incoming mail, other than legal or privileged mail, goes first to an offsite Digital Mail Center. Staff there scan and screen each piece before sending it on to the inmate. This process can add time to delivery, but it's the required method. Legal mail from attorneys is handled separately and is not subject to the same screening.

Visitation at the Floyd County Jail is done on-site. Each inmate gets one free 30-minute visit per month. Additional visits may be available but are not guaranteed. All visits must be scheduled in advance. The jail does not allow walk-in visitation without prior arrangement.

Bond Information for the Floyd County Jail Roster

If someone on the Floyd County jail roster is eligible for bond, you can pay it 24 hours a day at the jail lobby. Walk in, press the silver intercom, and a jailer will assist you. Bond payments must be exact. The jail does not make change, and coins are not accepted. Bring the exact cash amount or use another approved method.

Floyd County uses several bond types. A Court Cash Bond requires 10% of the total bond amount. A Full Cash Bond requires 100%. Surety bonds work through a bonding company, which also collects 10% of the total as their fee. Know which type of bond the court set before you go to pay. The wrong amount or wrong type will cause delays.

If you're unsure what bond applies to a specific inmate on the Floyd County jail roster, call the Corrections line at 812-948-5404. Staff can confirm the bond type and current amount. Bond amounts can change if a court hearing modifies them, so always verify before making a payment.

VINE Notifications for Floyd County Inmates

Indiana's VINE program lets you track changes to an inmate's custody status at the Floyd County Jail. VINE sends alerts when someone on the Floyd County jail roster is released, transferred, or has another custody change. The alerts go by phone, text, or email depending on what you choose when you register.

To sign up, visit VINELink or call 1-866-959-VINE (8463). Registration is free. You don't need a court case number to sign up, just the name of the person you want to track. The service runs around the clock, so you'll get a notice any time of day or night when a change occurs.

VINE is most commonly used by crime victims who want to know when an offender leaves custody. But family members and other interested parties can register too. It removes the need to constantly check the Floyd County jail roster by hand. You just wait for the notification to come to you.

IDOC and State-Level Inmate Search for Floyd County

Not every person connected to the Floyd County criminal justice system will appear on the local jail roster. Some are transferred to state prison after sentencing. The Indiana Department of Correction Offender Locator tracks those individuals. If someone was previously on the Floyd County jail roster but has since been moved to IDOC custody, the offender locator will show their current facility.

The IDOC tool is free and public. You search by name and the system returns any active IDOC record that matches. It shows the facility, sentence start date, projected release date, and other basic information. This is useful when someone disappears from the county jail roster without an obvious reason. A transfer to state custody is often the explanation.

The Floyd County Sheriff's Department page at the state level can also be found through in.gov. That page links to official resources and provides additional context for understanding how the sheriff and jail operate within the state system.

Cities in Floyd County

New Albany is the county seat and the main city in Floyd County. It qualifies for its own records page. Find inmate search resources and public records information specifically for the city at New Albany. Other communities in Floyd County, including Clarksville and Georgetown areas, do not reach the qualifying population threshold for a separate page, but their residents use the same Floyd County Jail and the same sheriff's inmate search tools.

Nearby Counties

If you're looking for someone who may be held in a neighboring jurisdiction, each of these counties has its own jail roster and sheriff's search tools.