Floyd County Jail Roster
The Floyd County Sheriff's Department headquarters and jail are at 175 W. Spring Street in New Albany. The jail houses pretrial detainees, county-sentenced inmates, and some state or federal offenders. Corrections staff handle custody, transportation, court services, and building security. No official Floyd Sheriff web inmate roster appears on fcsdin.com, so the best remote channels are the jail AIS phone line, MobilePatrol, and the Indiana County Jail Public Portal.
The Floyd County Sheriff's Department home page is the local source for division contacts and jail headquarters information.
Those sheriff contacts are important because Floyd County inmate records often require a phone or jail-channel check when no local web roster is posted.
Floyd County Inmate Lookup Channels
Each lookup channel answers a different question. AIS is the official jail phone route for custody and bond. MobilePatrol is an app named by the Sheriff FAQ and may show agency-dependent jail or alert features. The Indiana County Jail Public Portal is a statewide county jail search. MyCase helps with court dates. IDOC is for people who have moved into state-prison custody after sentencing or transfer.
| Channel | URL or Phone | Best Use |
|---|---|---|
| Floyd jail AIS | 812-948-5406, option 2 | Incarcerated-person information and bond. |
| MobilePatrol | Apple and Google Play app listings | Agency-dependent jail bookings, alerts, warrants, and related features. |
| Indiana County Jail Public Portal | public.indianajail.gov | Statewide county jail offender locator. |
| MyCase | public.courts.in.gov/mycase | Court dates and case events, not custody status. |
| IDOC offender information | Indiana DOC offender information | Sentenced state-prison inmates after transfer from jail. |
Search Floyd County Inmates
A practical Floyd County inmate search starts with current custody and then moves to court or state-prison records if the person is not found. Because no local sheriff web roster was found, the phone and statewide portal routes matter more than they might in a county with a posted jail list.
- Call Floyd jail AIS at 812-948-5406 and select option 2 for incarcerated-person information and bond.
- Search the Indiana County Jail Public Portal by last name, first name, birth date, and county.
- Check MobilePatrol if app-based Floyd County jail or booking information is available.
- Use MyCase for the person's court date, charges, and hearing history if a criminal case is public.
- Use IDOC offender information if the person has been sentenced and transferred to state prison.
Note: MyCase can show the criminal case file, but it should not be treated as the live jail roster.
Floyd County Jail Search Fields
The statewide county jail portal provides the clearest captured field list for a remote Floyd County inmate lookup. The Tiger Commissary portal has a separate inmate search for deposits. Neither source replaces the sheriff AIS line when bond or live custody status must be verified.
| Portal | Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Indiana County Jail Public Portal | Last Name | Text | Usually yes | Primary search field for county jail records. |
| Indiana County Jail Public Portal | First Name | Text | No | Narrows common-name results. |
| Indiana County Jail Public Portal | Birth Date | Date | No | Useful when several people share a name. |
| Indiana County Jail Public Portal | County | Dropdown | No | Select Floyd County to focus the search. |
| Tiger Commissary | Facility | Dropdown | Yes | Choose Indiana, Floyd Co IN Jail, New Albany, Web Deposits. |
| Tiger Commissary | Inmate name | Text | Yes | Search by last name or first letter of last name. |
Indiana Jail Portal
The Indiana County Jail Public Portal is the statewide jail search interface for county custody. It is useful when a person may be in a county jail, but it is not the same as IDOC and it is not the same as the Floyd County court docket. Search results should be checked against sheriff AIS or court records if bond, court date, or case status matters.
The portal's county-level search fields make it a useful second step after checking Floyd jail AIS by phone.
Floyd County Inmate Record Fields
No live public Floyd inmate profile sample is available from an official sheriff web roster. The field inventory below reflects the information a custody lookup or related court/jail check commonly needs, with a clear limit: official bond and custody details should be verified through Floyd jail AIS or jail staff.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Name or name number | The identity used for jail, mail, visitation, or deposit matching. |
| Custody status | Whether the person is currently held in county jail. |
| Booking or arrest date | The date tied to intake when available through a jail channel. |
| Charges or case link | The alleged offense or public MyCase case that explains the hold. |
| Bond information | Cash, court cash bond, full cash bond, or surety route when applicable. |
| Court date | Hearing information, best checked in MyCase or through the Clerk. |
| Facility contact | The jail phone, address, or service channel needed for next steps. |
Floyd County Jail Facility
Floyd County jail operations are centered at the sheriff headquarters and jail building. One local jail facility is identified for inmate custody, so one facility card fits the record set rather than a multi-jail roster. The same building connects jail custody, corrections phone access, after-hours cash bond, and lobby services.
Floyd County Sheriff's Department and Jail
175 W. Spring Street
New Albany, IN 47150
Corrections/Jail: 812-948-5404
Inmate AIS: 812-948-5406
Lobby: Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
The Floyd County Jail inmate information page is the local source for bond, commissary, mail, property, visitation, clergy, PREA, and video visit rules.
That jail page supplies the operational rules that a court docket will not show, including visits, money, mail, and property release.
Floyd County Inmate Bond
Floyd County Jail and the Floyd County Clerk accept court cash bond payments. The jail accepts them after business hours, weekends, and holidays when the Clerk is closed. The Clerk and jail accept only the full bond amount. After-hours jail payments are exact cash only, with no change and no coins. A valid government ID is required from the payer or payee.
| Bond Type | Where Paid | Local Rule |
|---|---|---|
| Court Cash Bond | Clerk during business hours or jail front lobby after hours | 10% of total bond. |
| Full Cash Bond | Clerk during business hours or jail front lobby after hours | 100% of total bond. |
| Surety Bond | Bonding company | 10% to a bonding company; jail keeps an approved list. |
| Special Death Benefit Bond Fee | Added to criminal case bond | $5 per criminal case. |
Floyd County Inmate Visits
Floyd County uses free on-site visitation and paid video visitation. Free on-site visits are limited to one 30-minute visit per inmate per month, on-site only, on weekends, and subject to availability. Paid video visits are through Securus Technologies and must be scheduled at least 24 hours ahead. Regular video visits are recorded and monitored.
| Visit Type | Schedule | Rules |
|---|---|---|
| Free on-site visit | Saturday and Sunday, availability-based | One free 30-minute visit per inmate per month. |
| Paid video visit | Daily 8:00 a.m.-9:30 p.m. | Scheduled through Securus at least 24 hours ahead; non-refundable. |
| Attorney visit | Regular business hours | State-issued ID and bar card required. |
| Video conference or hearing request | Limited exceptions | Generally only federal attorney visits, federal court, court orders, or treatment-placement arrangements. |
Visitors need the inmate legal name or name number, official picture ID, home address, telephone number, and email address. People and vehicles on sheriff property are subject to search. Minors must be with a parent or guardian, and visits can be ended for rule violations, disruptive behavior, intoxication, no-contact problems, or victim and suspect conflicts.
Floyd County Inmate Mail
Non-legal inmate mail does not go straight to the jail. It is sent to the Securus Digital Mail Center, scanned, screened, and forwarded if approved. If mail is withheld, the inmate is notified with the reason. Legal and privileged mail from attorneys, courts, or government entities is accepted directly at Floyd County Jail.
| Mail Type | Address and Rules |
|---|---|
| Regular inmate mail | Inmate name and name number, C/O Securus Digital Mail Center - Floyd County Jail, PO Box 21768, Tampa, FL 33622. |
| Legal or privileged mail | Inmate Name and Name Number, Floyd County Jail, 175 W Spring Street, New Albany, Indiana 47150. |
| Banned non-legal items | Lewd or graphic content, newspapers, magazine articles, books, blank paper, gang material, staples, clips, stickers, contraband, and third-party website mail. |
Floyd County Inmate Funds
Floyd County uses Tiger Accounting or Tiger Commissary for online deposits. Service fees apply. The jail lobby kiosk is available 24/7 and accepts cash and cards, also with a service fee. Money orders or cashier checks may be mailed to the jail, but the maximum is $100.
The Tiger Commissary services portal is the online deposit route linked for Floyd County inmate funds.
The portal route requires the user to select Indiana, Floyd Co IN Jail, New Albany, and Web Deposits before searching for the inmate.
- Online: Tiger Accounting or Tiger Commissary, with service fee.
- Kiosk: Jail front lobby kiosk, available 24/7, cash and card accepted.
- Mail: Money order or cashier check up to $100 sent to Floyd County Jail.
Floyd County Jail vs IDOC
County jail and IDOC records are not the same file. Floyd County jail custody covers pretrial detainees, county-sentenced inmates, and some state or federal offenders held locally. IDOC records are for sentenced state-prison inmates after transfer from county jail. If a Floyd County defendant no longer appears in jail channels, search IDOC and MyCase before assuming the case is over.
Property rules also change at transfer. Inmates may release personal property seven days a week outside normal business hours, before 8:00 a.m. and after 4:00 p.m. There is no property release during regular business hours. IDOC does not accept inmate property, so jail staff try to contact designated pickup people after transfer.