Scott County Community Corrections Lookup Routing

Scott County Community Corrections Overview

Scott County Community Corrections is located at 87 E Wardell Street in Scottsburg and is listed by the county under the courts directory. The office is connected to court-ordered supervision and community-based corrections work, not the sheriff's public jail roster. The official facility map identifies it as a work-release or community supervision facility rather than the primary county jail.

The distinction matters for records users. A person booked into the Scott County jail appears, when publicly listed, on the sheriff's Security Center or Detention Center roster. A person sentenced to Indiana Department of Correction custody must be searched through IDOC. A person on community corrections, home detention, or another court-ordered supervision status may have information reflected in MyCase court records or through the responsible supervising office, but the Community Corrections address is not a separate public inmate roster portal.

The official Scott County Community Corrections page publishes the office's address, phone, fax, hours, and staff listing.

That county page supports the office contact details, while custody searches still route through the sheriff roster, MyCase, IDOC, BOP, ICE, or SAVIN depending on the person's status.

Scott County Community Corrections Capacity and Population

No official public capacity figure was located for Scott County Community Corrections. The facility map therefore lists capacity as not located in official sources. Because this is a community supervision office, it should not be compared to the sheriff jail's 200-bed Security Center capacity or the June 12, 2026 roster snapshot of 126 jail inmates.

The population served by Community Corrections is better described by status than by bed count. The research identifies adult and juvenile offenders under court-ordered community corrections supervision and local supervision alternatives as the relevant group. Some people may be supervised in the community after a court order. Others may still have a separate jail booking history or an open court case, but those records live in the sheriff roster, sheriff booking records, MyCase, or court files.

How to Look Up Someone Connected to Community Corrections

Do not start with Community Corrections if the question is whether someone is currently in the Scott County jail. Use the Scott County current inmate roster for people held at the sheriff's Security Center, and use the 48-hour release roster when the person may have recently left jail. Community Corrections does not publish a separate public inmate roster in the research reviewed.

1. For current county jail custody, search the sheriff roster by first or last name.
2. For a person who may have moved from jail into court supervision, search Indiana MyCase for the Scott County court case and supervision-related orders.
3. For state prison custody after sentencing, search the Indiana Department of Correction locator by name or DOC number.
4. For federal sentenced custody or immigration detention, use the BOP locator or ICE Online Detainee Locator, then verify locally if a Scott County case is involved.

If the issue is a supervision appointment, home-detention question, or court-ordered community corrections condition, call the Community Corrections office during posted office hours. If the issue is bail, booking, mugshot, a jail booking number, or current jail release status, call the sheriff jail at 812-752-8400 instead.

Scott County Community Corrections Address and Contact

The office has narrower public hours than the jail. The county page lists Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with lunch closure from noon to 1 p.m. Staff listed in the research include Amanda Hurt, HD Officer, and Bryan Renschler, HD Officer. Use the phone number below for office-specific supervision questions, not emergency calls or jail custody confirmation.

Visiting or Reporting to Scott County Community Corrections

The research did not locate jail-style public visitation rules for Community Corrections, and that is consistent with the office's role. People should treat it as a supervision office with posted business hours, appointment requirements, and court-related reporting needs rather than a public inmate visiting room. Do not use the sheriff jail's InmateSales visitation schedule for this office unless a court or officer specifically directs it.

When the person is actually in the Scott County Security Center, sheriff jail visitation rules apply: visits are scheduled through InmateSales, no same-day appointments are allowed, and each inmate receives one 20-minute visit per seven-day period under the published jail rules. For Community Corrections office business, confirm appointment timing directly with the office.

Mail, Phone, and Money for Community Corrections Questions

The jail's mail, phone, visitation, and commissary systems belong to Scott County Security Center. Standard jail mail goes through the TextBehind address in Highland Heights, Kentucky, legal mail and money orders go to 111 S. 1st Street, and jail deposits use the Security Center lobby kiosk, mailed money order, or JailATM. Those workflows should not be copied onto a Community Corrections supervision matter unless the person is also in jail custody.

For Community Corrections, use the office phone and posted hours for questions about reporting, supervision, home detention, office appointments, or court-ordered program contact. For court-case status, hearing dates, orders, or filed charges, use MyCase and the Scott County Clerk. For jail phone or video contact, use InmateSales only when the person is booked into the sheriff jail.

Booking, Court Orders, and Community Supervision

Community Corrections is not where a new arrest is booked. New local arrests are processed at Scott County Security Center, where jail staff create the booking record, booking number, mugshot, arresting-agency entry, booking date, and charge or hold entry. The sheriff roster may show local warrants, writs, court orders, serving-time labels, and criminal charges, but it does not show every later supervision detail.

After the arrest, formal court records appear when charges or court events are filed in Scott Circuit or Superior Court. MyCase can show the public case record, events, orders, hearings, dispositions, financial entries, and some documents when they are online and non-confidential. A Community Corrections placement, home detention term, or other supervision condition should be verified against the court order and the supervising office rather than inferred from a roster card.

Several other lookup channels can matter when a person is not found in the sheriff roster. Indiana SAVIN and VINELink provide custody notification and status alerts. The IDOC locator covers sentenced Indiana state prisoners. BOP covers federal sentenced prisoners, while ICE ODLS covers immigration custody. The official Scott County Sheriff's Office app advertises jail, offender, weather, and public-safety notifications, but the research did not verify an app-only roster that is fuller than the sheriff website.

About Scott County Community Corrections

Scott County Community Corrections sits near the downtown Scottsburg justice offices, separate from the sheriff jail at 111 S 1st Street and close to the courts at 1 E McClain Avenue. The research connects it to the local court system and broader custody continuum. It can matter after an arrest when a court uses home detention, community corrections placement, or another supervision alternative instead of, or after, jail custody.

Local reentry and program context also affects how readers understand the office. The 2025 Scott County Comprehensive Community Plan says Holding Space Recovery Project manages IRACS in the jail and references JCAP and the Grace Program operating in the jail. Those programs are connected to the broader criminal-justice and behavioral-health strategy, but the research did not locate public Community Corrections eligibility rules or a public roster of people under supervision.

For practical routing, separate the question before calling: sheriff jail for current custody and booking records, Community Corrections for office-supervision contact, MyCase or the Clerk for court records, IDOC for state prison custody, BOP for federal sentenced custody, ICE for immigration custody, and Indiana SAVIN/VINELink for custody notifications.