Floyd County 72 Hour Booking Records

Floyd County 72 hour booking records are managed by Sheriff Steve Bush and the Floyd County Sheriff's Department at 311 Hauss Square in New Albany, Indiana. The Floyd County Jail houses pre-trial detainees, county-sentenced inmates, and state or federal offenders. An online inmate search is available at fcsdin.com/inmateinfo, and the sheriff's office can also be reached by phone. This page explains how to look up Floyd County bookings online, details about the jail facility, how Indiana law governs these records, and what statewide tools are available to supplement county-level searches.

Floyd County Inmate Search Online

The Floyd County Sheriff's Department provides an online inmate search at fcsdin.com/inmateinfo. This tool lets you look up people currently held at the Floyd County Jail. Search by name to find booking records, charges, and custody status. The search is free and available at any time. It is the main online resource for checking who is in custody following a recent arrest in Floyd County.

The screenshot below shows the Floyd County Sheriff's inmate info search portal at fcsdin.com.

The inmate info page at fcsdin.com/inmateinfo is updated regularly and shows current custody data for the Floyd County Jail population.

For phone inquiries, use the non-emergency line at 812-948-5400. The jail direct line is 812-948-5404. An automated custody status line is available at 812-948-5406. The sheriff's office is at 311 Hauss Square, New Albany, IN 47150. Sheriff Steve Bush leads the department. The automated line is useful for quick after-hours checks when you just need to confirm whether a person is in custody.

Floyd County Jail Operations

The Floyd County Jail at 311 Hauss Square in New Albany holds multiple populations under one roof. Pre-trial detainees who have been arrested but not yet tried are held here. County-sentenced inmates serving shorter sentences remain at the facility. The jail also houses state and federal offenders through housing agreements. This mix makes Floyd County Jail one of the more complex detention facilities in southern Indiana.

Bond payments are accepted after hours and on weekends at Floyd County Jail. This is a practical feature for families trying to secure a person's release outside of regular business hours. Video visitation is handled through Securus Technologies, which allows families and attorneys to connect with inmates remotely. Scheduling details for visits are available through the fcsdin.com/services page.

Mail sent to Floyd County Jail inmates goes to an offsite Digital Mail Center in Tampa, Florida before being forwarded. Physical mail is not delivered directly to the facility. All mail must go through the digital processing system. This is something families need to know when trying to correspond with someone held at the Floyd County Jail. The jail's mail procedures and mailing address for the Digital Mail Center are listed on the sheriff's website.

The screenshot below shows the main Floyd County Sheriff's Department website at fcsdin.com.

The main sheriff's website links to the inmate search, jail services, visitation details, and bond payment information for the Floyd County Jail.

Indiana Law and Floyd County Booking Records

Floyd County 72 hour booking records are public under IC 5-14-3, Indiana's Access to Public Records Act. This law applies to the Floyd County Sheriff's Department just as it does to every county agency in Indiana. Any person can ask for booking records. No reason is required. The online inmate search is one way the sheriff fulfills this obligation. Written and phone requests are also accepted.

Under IC 36-2-13-5, the sheriff must photograph, fingerprint, and document the identifying information of everyone arrested in Floyd County. This creates the booking record at the moment of arrest. The record goes into the public system right away and stays there regardless of what happens later in court. A charge that is dropped or a not-guilty verdict does not erase the original booking entry.

Sheriff Bush and the Floyd County Sheriff's Department carry out their jail record duties under IC 11-8-2-5, the statute establishing the sheriff's responsibility for the county jail and its records. All persons listed in Floyd County 72 hour booking records are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Jail Services, Court Records, and Statewide Tools

The Floyd County Sheriff's Department services page at fcsdin.com/services covers jail programs, visitation, mail rules, and other details for people with a family member at Floyd County Jail. This is the best resource for up-to-date policies on visits, phone calls, and bond payments.

The screenshot below shows the Floyd County Sheriff's services page, which lists jail programs and policies for inmates and families.

The services page at fcsdin.com/services is the place to check current Floyd County Jail policies for visits, mail, and bond payments.

Once charges are formally filed after a Floyd County arrest, those court records appear in Indiana MyCase. MyCase is free and covers all 92 Indiana counties including Floyd Circuit Court and Floyd Superior Courts in New Albany. Search by name for case filings, charges, and hearing dates. If someone was later transferred to state prison, the IDOC Offender Locator shows their current location. VINELink at vinelink.com or 866-959-VINE (8463) provides statewide custody lookups and notification services. The Indiana Public Access Counselor handles records access disputes involving any Indiana sheriff's office.

Cities in Floyd County

New Albany is the county seat of Floyd County and qualifies for a dedicated page on this site based on population.

Nearby Indiana Counties

Floyd County is in southern Indiana along the Ohio River. These neighboring counties each have their own jail booking records and search tools.