Search Johnson County Inmate Population

The Johnson County inmate population includes adults in county jail custody, adults in residential work release, and youth held through secure juvenile detention. A Johnson County inmate population search starts with the county jail roster for current adult custody, then moves to court records, state prison, federal, or immigration systems when the person is no longer in the local jail. The Johnson County inmate population is local to Indiana, but custody can shift quickly after sentencing, release, or transfer.

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Johnson County Inmate Population

The Johnson County inmate population is centered on the Johnson County Jail in Franklin. That jail is operated by the Johnson County Sheriff's Office under Sheriff Duane Burgess and is the public lookup point for adults in local custody. The county government sheriff page says the jail is designed to hold 292 inmates and has about 60 correctional officers and staff. It also describes a sheriff's office with about 56 merit deputies and service dating to 1823.

Johnson County also has two nearby but separate custody settings. Johnson County Community Corrections Residential Work Release Center is a county-operated residential center for court-ordered adult community corrections. Dickinson Juvenile Justice Center is secure regional juvenile detention for males and females under 18. These populations should not be combined into a single jail count, because each facility holds a different legal group and uses different access rules.


Johnson County Population Statistics

The strongest official population figures found for Johnson County are capacity and bed-count figures, not average daily population or yearly booking totals. The county government sheriff page supplies the adult jail capacity. IDOC's residential-center table supplies the work-release bed count. Johnson County juvenile detention sources supply the secure juvenile bed count. The Johnson County Sheriff's Office, Sheriff Burgess biography, and Sheriff Records Division pages provide the local agency context for roster and records routing. Official sources reviewed did not publish annual bookings, average daily jail population, length of stay, or a multi-year ADP table.

292 Adult jail design capacity
100 Residential work-release beds
24 Juvenile detention beds
MeasureFigureSource and Date
Johnson County Jail designed capacity292 inmatesJohnson County government sheriff page, accessed June 12, 2026.
Jail correctional staffAbout 60 officers and staffJohnson County government sheriff page, accessed June 12, 2026.
Community Corrections residential capacity88 male beds, 12 female beds, 100 totalIDOC residential centers table, accessed June 12, 2026.
Dickinson Juvenile Justice Center capacity24 bedsCounty juvenile detention and Court Services detention pages, accessed June 12, 2026.

The manifest screenshot from the Johnson County government sheriff page is the capacity source for the adult jail.

Johnson County inmate population county sheriff capacity page

That source supports the jail's design capacity and staff context, but it does not publish a live daily population count.



Who Makes Up Johnson County Custody

The HomeWAV public roster shows booking and status codes rather than a demographic report. It does not publish race, sex, age, or pretrial/sentenced totals as a county-level table. It does show booking-type codes such as ARR, PREF, PREM, FELP, MISP, SENT, WAR, IDOC, GPS, RCO, COC, LVL6, CM, and FJL. It also shows agency codes, including JCSO, Greenwood Police, Franklin Police, Edinburgh Police, Indiana State Police, Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, and other local agencies.

Those fields show that the Johnson County inmate population includes more than sheriff arrests. Adults arrested by city, town, county, and state agencies may be booked into the county jail when local custody is required. A row marked IDOC or out to another agency may need state or agency verification before any visit, bond payment, or release plan. A youth at Dickinson Juvenile Justice Center is a separate juvenile detention matter, not an adult inmate roster entry.


Johnson County Inmate Population Laws

Indiana public-records law and jail standards shape what can be inspected, copied, withheld, or reported. The sheriff's records page says public information is provided as permitted by IC 5-14-3-5 and requires a public-information form. IDOC authority over county jail standards and inspections supplies a separate framework for jail operations. Death-in-custody reporting applies through ICJI and related state reporting channels.

Key statutes and rules:

IC 5-14-3-3 gives the general right to inspect or copy public agency records during regular business hours unless an exception applies.

IC 5-14-3-4 lists confidential and discretionary exceptions, including categories relevant to law-enforcement investigations.

IC 11-12-4-1 and IC 11-12-4-2 address county jail standards and annual inspection authority.

210 IAC 3 is Indiana's county jail standards rule set for supervision, housing, safety, sanitation, and operations topics.



Johnson County Inmate Roster Fields

The roster field set is unusually raw. It shows public custody data but does not define every code. The table can include special location labels such as medical isolation, padded cell, or out to other agency. Bond values can be numeric, blank, zero, or semicolon-separated. Do not assume that a zero amount means release is available. Holds, detainers, sentenced status, IDOC status, or court orders may change the release path.

FieldWhat It Means
Name and identifierPerson's listed name and local resident number.
LocationHousing code or status label, sometimes including medical or transfer wording.
DOBCompact numeric date-of-birth field, with no format explanation published.
Booking-TypeCode field such as ARR, WAR, SENT, IDOC, or other abbreviations.
AgencyArresting or holding agency code.
Bond-Type and Bond-AmountBond code and numeric amount, requiring jail or court confirmation.

Past Johnson County Inmate Records

Released or transferred residents may not be best searched through the current roster. The HomeWAV table includes a ReleaseDate field and some rows with populated release dates, but the county did not publish a retention rule. If the person was released, transferred to IDOC, moved to another agency, or booked under a federal or immigration matter, the right channel may be a records request, MyCase, IDOC, SAVIN, BOP, or ICE rather than the current Johnson County inmate list.

The sheriff Records Division accepts public-information requests by email, mail, and in person. Reports are usually available 24 hours after the incident or accident. Incident reports are free up to 4 pages, then 10 cents per page. Crash reports are $8.00. The request should identify the record with reasonable particularity, including name, date, location, incident number if known, and the agency involved.


Johnson County Jail vs State Prison

A Johnson County Jail record is not the same as an IDOC prison record. Jail custody is local and can include adults waiting for court, serving short local sentences, held on warrants, or held for another agency. IDOC custody begins after a state-prison sentence and transfer. Once a person is moved to IDOC, the state locator becomes the correct public search channel.

PointCounty JailState Prison
Primary systemJohnson County Sheriff and HomeWAVIndiana Department of Correction
Common populationPretrial adults, local sentences, warrants, holdsSentenced state prisoners
Search channelSheriff inmate list and jail phoneIDOC incarcerated search
Records shownBooking, location, agency, bond, release fieldsDOC number, facility assignment, state custody status

The manifest screenshot for the IDOC offender locator page shows where Johnson County prisoners may be searched after state transfer.

Johnson County inmate population IDOC offender locator page

The IDOC locator belongs to the sentenced-prison side of the custody system, not the local Johnson County Jail roster.


State Federal and ICE Search

Indiana SAVIN is available for offender search and notification. The SAVIN page says a partial or complete last name, offender identification number, or case number may be used. Federal inmates are searched through the BOP locator, which covers federal inmates from 1982 to present. ICE ODLS is the immigration detainee locator. Research found no adult state prison, BOP institution, or ICE detention facility inside Johnson County, Indiana.

The manifest includes Indiana SAVIN as a search and notification channel for Johnson County custody tracking.

Johnson County inmate population Indiana SAVIN search page

SAVIN is useful when the goal is custody-status notification, while BOP and ICE are separate federal systems for different kinds of custody.


Johnson County Detention Facilities

The Johnson County inmate population is easier to understand when each facility is kept separate. All three local facilities sit on the Franklin justice campus area, but they do not use one public roster. Adults in the county jail use the sheriff and HomeWAV path. Work-release participants use Community Corrections and court-order channels. Juvenile detention information is restricted and not part of the adult public inmate list.


Johnson County Inmate Population FAQ

How big is the Johnson County inmate population?

The official research supports capacity figures, not a live certified daily population. Johnson County Jail is designed for 292 inmates. Community Corrections has 100 residential work-release beds. Dickinson Juvenile Justice Center has 24 beds. These are separate capacities and should not be merged into one jail population number.

How do I search the Johnson County inmate population?

Search the sheriff inmate-list page and HomeWAV roster for adults in Johnson County Jail. Use the jail phone when the online list is down, the name spelling is unclear, or a person was just arrested. Use MyCase for filed charges and IDOC, SAVIN, BOP, or ICE when custody has moved outside the county jail.

Does Johnson County publish mugshots online?

The research did not locate a separate official mugshot gallery or recent-booking photo feed. The HomeWAV table did not show mugshot images in text inspection. Booking photos may be requested through the sheriff records process if no public exception applies.

Where are court charges after arrest?

Filed charges appear through MyCase after prosecutor review and public filing. The jail roster may show booking and bond fields first, but it is not the official court record. Contact the Johnson County Clerk if a public document is not linked online.


Directions to the Johnson County Jail

Johnson County Jail is at 1091 Hospital Road in Franklin, Indiana. The jail is separate from the Johnson County Courthouse at 5 E. Jefferson Street, so court-record visitors and jail visitors should confirm the correct building before travel. From the I-65 Franklin exit area, follow local routes toward Franklin and Hospital Road, then look for the sheriff and jail entrance rather than the neighboring Community Corrections or juvenile detention buildings.

From downtown Franklin and the courthouse, the jail sits away from the courthouse on the Hospital Road justice campus. From Greenwood and north Johnson County, travel south toward Franklin and confirm the exact destination, because adult jail, work release, and juvenile detention are nearby but not interchangeable.

Address

Johnson County Jail
1091 Hospital Road
Franklin, IN 46131
317-346-4716

Visitor Parking

Official sources did not publish visitor parking rates. Confirm parking with the jail before arrival.

Public Transit

Official sources did not publish a transit route to the jail. Confirm transit or ride-share drop-off before traveling.

Visitor Entry

Do not bring recording devices, cell phones, or cameras into the visitation area. The jail says these must be left in the vehicle.