Hendricks County Jail Roster

The Hendricks County jail roster lists people currently in custody at the Hendricks County Jail on East Main Street in Danville, Indiana. The Hendricks County Sheriff's Office maintains the roster and provides online access through the county's public-facing inmate tracking system.

Hendricks County Inmate Lookup

The Hendricks County Sheriff's Office posts current inmate data through its corrections page at co.hendricks.in.us. The system tracks individuals currently held at the facility and is updated on a routine basis. The county also maintains a general jail information page through the Town of Danville's website.

Inmates are held at the Hendricks County Jail at 925 East Main Street in Danville. The sheriff's office headquarters is a separate address at 189 E Campus Blvd. If you are going in person to ask about an inmate, the jail at 925 East Main Street is the right location for that inquiry.

Hendricks County Jail Roster and Court Records

The Hendricks County jail roster tells you who is currently in custody. It does not show the full court history. For arrest charges and court case information, the State of Indiana maintains an online case lookup called MyCase.in.gov. That system covers Hendricks County court filings and is separate from the jail's inmate database.

Protection orders in Indiana are tracked through the state's MyCourts system. If you need to verify whether a protection order exists in a case involving someone held at the Hendricks County Jail, that is where you look. The sheriff's office does not maintain that data separately.

Together, these three tools cover the main record types you might need. The Hendricks County jail roster shows current custody. MyCase shows charges and court events. MyCourts shows protection orders. Each pulls from a different system, but they often relate to the same underlying arrest or case.

INjail Portal and Statewide Hendricks County Inmate Search

Indiana's INjail Public Portal includes Hendricks County among its participating jails. The portal searches across county jail databases statewide, so it's useful when you're not certain which facility holds someone. Hendricks County is part of the Indianapolis metro area, and people arrested there can sometimes appear in adjacent county systems depending on which agency made the arrest.

If someone has been sentenced to state prison rather than remaining at the Hendricks County Jail, check the Indiana Department of Correction Offender Locator. IDOC tracks all people in Indiana state prison custody. These are two separate systems, and someone who completed a local sentence may have been transferred to IDOC.

VINE Victim Notification and Hendricks County

The VINELink system covers the Hendricks County Jail. If you want to know when an inmate is released, moved, or has a court status change, VINE sends you an automated alert. Registration is free. Call 1-866-959-VINE (8463) or sign up at VINELink's website.

You can choose to receive alerts by phone call, text message, or email. Alerts go out any time of day or night, not just during business hours. The system works for both the Hendricks County Jail and state facilities, so a transfer to IDOC custody would still trigger a notification for registered users.

VINE is run separately from the sheriff's office. It is a third-party notification service used across Indiana and many other states. Your registration information stays with VINE and is not shared back with the jail or court system.

Aramark and Inmate Services at Hendricks County Jail

Aramark provides food and commissary services at the Hendricks County Jail. Commissary allows inmates to purchase approved personal items beyond what the facility supplies. The process for making deposits and ordering varies, so contact the jail at (317) 745-6269 for current commissary procedures and schedules.

The Hendricks County Sheriff's leadership includes Sheriff Jack Sadler and Chief Deputy Scott Larsen. Questions about jail policy or services can be directed to the main office at (317) 745-6269 or by fax at (317) 745-9276. Email contact for Sheriff Sadler is jsadler@co.hendricks.in.us.

Hendricks County Jail Records and Indiana Law

Jail booking records in Indiana are public records under IC 5-14-3. The Hendricks County Sheriff's Office publishes inmate data in line with that framework. Basic booking information, including name, custody status, and charge data, is available without a formal request through the online system.

Medical and mental health records are not part of the public-facing Hendricks County jail roster. Juvenile records are also separate. For detailed records beyond the online search, you can submit a written public records request to the sheriff's office at 189 E Campus Blvd., Danville, IN 46122.

Indiana county jail operations, including how facilities maintain records and handle inmate data, are governed by 210 IAC 3-1-6. This administrative code sets minimum standards for county detention facilities throughout the state.

Cities in Hendricks County

Hendricks County includes the town of Plainfield, which qualifies for its own page: Plainfield. The county seat of Danville and other communities such as Avon, Brownsburg, and Pittsboro do not meet the population threshold for individual city pages on this site.

Nearby Counties

Hendricks County is located west of Indianapolis and borders several Indiana counties with their own jail systems.