Search CCNO Inmates, Recent Bookings and Jail Records
The Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio provides an official inmate search plus separate booking reports for the previous day and previous seven days. Use the inmate search when you need the most current available custody and charge information, and use the booking reports when you are checking recent intake activity.
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Court, Criminal, Marriage, Divorce, Property
CCNO is a regional facility rather than a single-county jail. It serves Defiance, Fulton, Henry, Lucas and Williams counties and also holds people under contracted U.S. Marshals and Findlay allocations, so the court connected to an inmate record may be in a different jurisdiction from the jail’s physical location in Stryker.
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Quick Answer: Where to Find CCNO Mugshots, Inmates and Booking Records
Start with the official CCNO Inmate Search when you need current available inmate information. CCNO warns that inmate information changes quickly and that its website should not be relied on for legal action. If you need confirmation, the facility says inmate information can also be obtained by calling 419-428-3800.
For recent intake activity, CCNO maintains a separate Bookings at CCNO page with downloadable reports for the previous day and previous seven days. CCNO specifically states that those reports reflect bookings only and directs users to the Inmate Search for the most updated available charge information.
Inmate Search
Use this when you want the most current available CCNO inmate, custody and charge information.
Booking Reports
Use the previous-day or seven-day report when you want to review recent bookings rather than the current active population.
Named Court
Use the court shown in the CCNO record when you need case filings, hearings, disposition or other court information.
How to Use the Official CCNO Inmate Search
CCNO’s official inmate database is the best starting point for a person believed to be currently housed at the regional jail. The site requires users to acknowledge its disclaimer before viewing the downloadable inmate-search information.
Open the CCNO inmate-search page
Use the official CCNO website rather than a copied jail roster or third-party mugshot page.
Read and accept the CCNO disclaimer
CCNO explains that information comes from records received during official duties, may contain errors or discrepancies, and can change quickly.
Review the matching inmate record carefully
Compare the booking number, personal descriptors, charges, court and custody information rather than identifying a person from a name or photograph alone.
Check the listed court and case number
The jail record can show which court is connected with a charge. That information is important because CCNO serves several counties and also houses federal detainees.
Confirm time-sensitive information when necessary
If a release, court appearance or custody decision matters immediately, verify through CCNO or the court instead of relying only on a previously downloaded report.
CCNO Previous Day and Previous 7 Days Booking Reports
The official CCNO booking page provides two useful recent-booking options: a Previous Day Bookings report and a Previous 7 Days Bookings report. The reports download as PDF files.
Previous Day Bookings
Use this when the arrest or intake is believed to have happened recently and you want a narrow booking window.
Previous 7 Days Bookings
Use this when the exact intake date is uncertain or you are checking bookings from the last several days.
Which Counties Use CCNO?
The Corrections Commission of Northwest Ohio was created to operate a shared regional detention center. CCNO’s current official information identifies five member counties and additional contracted bed allocations.
| Jurisdiction | Role at CCNO | Current listed bed allocation |
|---|---|---|
| Defiance County | Member county | 60 |
| Fulton County | Member county | 47 |
| Henry County | Member county | 37 |
| Lucas County | Member county | 170 |
| Williams County | Member county | 55 |
| U.S. Marshals | Contracted allocation | 202 |
| Findlay | Contracted allocation | 5 |
This regional structure explains why a CCNO inmate record may identify a Defiance, Fulton, Henry, Lucas or Williams County court—or a federal court—rather than a court located in Stryker.
Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio Contact Information
Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio
03151 County Road 2425Stryker, OH 43557-9418
Main phone: 419-428-3800
Administration fax: 419-428-2119
CCNO lists general business contact hours as Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Calls to the main office are not forwarded directly to inmates.
What Information Can Appear in a CCNO Inmate Record?
CCNO’s downloadable active-population records can include identifying and case-related information such as a booking number, age, physical descriptors, case number, listed charge, court, custody status, admission date and an estimated release date when one is available.
| Field | What it can help you understand | Important limitation |
|---|---|---|
| Booking number | Identifies the CCNO booking record. | It is not the same thing as a court case number. |
| Charge | Shows the charge information supplied to CCNO. | The charge can later change in court. |
| Court | Helps identify where to look for the court case. | CCNO itself does not decide the court disposition. |
| Status | Can indicate the custody or case posture recorded by the jail. | Status can change after the report is generated. |
| In date | Shows when the person entered CCNO for that custody record. | It does not necessarily equal the date of the underlying alleged offense. |
| Estimated out date | May provide an expected release date when one is shown. | Not every record has one, and release circumstances can change. |
CCNO also explains that booking staff may take a photograph and fingerprints for identification during intake. Public online availability of a particular image or record should not be assumed for every person or every booking.
How to Follow a CCNO Booking Into the Court Record
Because CCNO serves multiple jurisdictions, there is no single county court database that covers every person held there. The most reliable approach is to identify the court and case number shown in the inmate record, then use that court’s official records system.
Common Pleas or Local Court
A record may identify a court in Defiance, Fulton, Henry, Lucas or Williams County. Use that court for later case activity.
Federal Court
Some CCNO records identify federal court jurisdiction because the facility has contracted U.S. Marshals beds.
Different Responsibilities
CCNO reports custody information. The responsible court handles filings, hearings, bail decisions, sentencing and case disposition.
How to Request CCNO Public Records
CCNO states that inmate records are public records subject to Ohio public-record law, while certain information remains confidential or otherwise protected. Its public-record page lists mail, in-person and telephone request options.
Public Records Request
CCNO
03151 County Road 2425
Stryker, OH 43557
Public Records Office
Monday through Friday
8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
CCNO currently lists a charge of $0.25 per page for 8.5 × 11-inch, single-sided public-record copies and says copies will be made available at cost within a reasonable period of time.
Examples of information the facility identifies as confidential or unavailable include medical records, certain confidential law-enforcement investigatory records, protected witness or source information, Social Security numbers, and records whose release is prohibited by state or federal law.
CCNO Public Records Information ↗CCNO Visitation: Family and Friends
CCNO uses non-contact video visitation. Visits are by appointment and can be scheduled for the CCNO lobby or, when available, remotely through the facility’s current video-visitation provider.
Current family/friend hours
Sunday through Saturday:
- 12:00 p.m.–2:30 p.m.
- 5:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.
Lobby visits are currently listed as free.
Current remote hours
- 7:30 a.m.–10:00 a.m.
- 12:00 p.m.–2:30 p.m.
- 5:00 p.m.–9:30 p.m.
CCNO states that off-site visits carry a fee.
For regular family/friend visitation, CCNO currently allows a maximum of two adults and three children during a visit. Adult visitors must present acceptable picture identification, and CCNO recommends arriving at least 10 minutes before a scheduled lobby visit.
CCNO currently allows one lobby video visit per inmate per week for most inmates. Facility workers and people in certain work-related programs may receive two lobby visits per week. Remote visits can exceed that frequency when scheduling availability permits.
Check Current CCNO Visitation Rules ↗Sending Money, Mail and Messages to a CCNO Inmate
Commissary money
CCNO uses ConnectNetwork for inmate commissary deposits and also lists a lobby kiosk for cash deposits. The facility says it does not accept inmate funds through the mail or at the reception desk.
The current commissary spending limit is $100 per week for a regular inmate and $110 per week for an inmate working in the facility. Available funds must be in the account when the commissary order is submitted.
Mail from family and friends
CCNO currently directs family and friend correspondence to the following mail-processing address:
Inmate Name, Inmate Number
P.O. Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131
Do not use the mail address above for packages unless the facility’s current instructions specifically permit the item. CCNO publishes separate restrictions for photographs, cards, packages, money, medication and other materials.
Telephone calls and electronic messages
Calls and emails cannot simply be transferred to an inmate through the CCNO receptionist. Inmates use the facility’s inmate telephone and tablet/messaging system. CCNO currently states that inmates may make collect calls and that an incoming emergency can be routed through staff for appropriate handling.
Current Contact & Mail Rules ↗Custody-Status Notifications Through Ohio VINE
For crime victims who need notification when custody status changes, CCNO directs users to Ohio VINE. The service allows eligible users to search custody information and register for telephone or email notifications.
CCNO currently lists the Ohio VINE toll-free number as 1-800-770-0192.
What If the Inmate Was Transferred to an Ohio Prison?
CCNO transports people sentenced to state prison from Common Pleas Courts in Defiance, Fulton, Henry, Lucas and Williams counties. CCNO says most male inmates are transported to the Correctional Reception Center in Orient, while female inmates are transported to the Ohio Reformatory for Women in Marysville.
After a state-prison transfer, the CCNO jail record may no longer be the best source for current custody information. Use the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction’s official inmate-search resources for the next stage of custody.
No CCNO Inmate Result? Try These Checks
| Problem | Possible explanation | Best next step |
|---|---|---|
| No current inmate match | The person may have been released, transferred or booked under information that does not match your search. | Check the previous-day and seven-day booking reports, then call CCNO if necessary. |
| Arrest happened recently | The online record may still be changing during booking and intake. | Recheck the official inmate search or call 419-428-3800. |
| Older booking disappeared | The person may no longer be in active CCNO custody. | Use the named court, public-record request process or appropriate state/federal custody locator. |
| Need the case result | The jail page is not the final court record. | Use the court shown in the CCNO record and its official case-search system. |
| Possible prison transfer | A sentenced inmate may have moved into Ohio state-prison custody. | Check the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction. |
| Federal case | CCNO has contracted U.S. Marshals beds and some inmate records identify federal court. | Follow the federal case/custody source shown by the record rather than a county court search. |
CCNO Inmate Mugshots and Jail Roster FAQs
What does CCNO stand for?
CCNO stands for the Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio, a regional detention facility in Stryker, Ohio.
Where can I search for a CCNO inmate?
Use the official CCNO Inmate Search at ccnoregionaljail.org. CCNO says inmate information changes quickly, so time-sensitive information should be confirmed when necessary.
Does CCNO publish recent booking reports?
Yes. CCNO currently provides separate downloadable reports for Previous Day Bookings and Previous 7 Days Bookings.
Are the CCNO booking reports the same as the current inmate search?
No. CCNO states that its booking reports reflect bookings only and directs users to the Inmate Search for the most updated available charge information.
Which Ohio counties use CCNO?
The five member counties are Defiance, Fulton, Henry, Lucas and Williams. CCNO also lists contracted allocations for the U.S. Marshals Service and Findlay.
Where is CCNO located?
CCNO is at 03151 County Road 2425, Stryker, Ohio 43557-9418. The main phone number is 419-428-3800.
Can I request CCNO inmate records?
Yes. CCNO states that inmate records are public records subject to applicable Ohio law, although protected and confidential information is excluded. Requests can be made by mail, in person or by phone through the public-records office.
How much does CCNO charge for public-record copies?
CCNO currently lists a cost of 25 cents per page for 8.5 × 11-inch single-sided public-record copies.
Can I visit a CCNO inmate in person?
CCNO uses non-contact video visitation. Lobby visits are scheduled using video monitors, and remote video visitation is also available under the facility’s current rules.
What should I do if a CCNO inmate was transferred to prison?
If the person was sentenced and transferred into Ohio state-prison custody, use the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction’s official inmate resources instead of relying on the CCNO jail roster.