Find Zionsville Booking Reports

Zionsville booking reports are processed through the Boone County Sheriff's Office and are available as public records. Zionsville has about 32,095 residents and sits in Boone County on the northwest side of the Indianapolis metro area. The Zionsville Police Department handles law enforcement in the town, and all arrests lead to booking at the Boone County jail. Sheriff Anthony Harris oversees the office that manages these booking records. This page walks through how to search for Zionsville booking reports, what Indiana law says about access, and where to get copies of arrest records.

Boone County Handles Zionsville Bookings

Boone County processes all jail bookings for Zionsville. Sheriff Anthony Harris leads the Boone County Sheriff's Office. Call 765.482.1412 for questions about booking records. The county seat is Lebanon, which is where the main jail and booking center are located. Zionsville is about 15 miles south of Lebanon, so transport after an arrest takes a short drive on I-65.

When the Zionsville Police Department or another agency makes an arrest in Zionsville, the person gets taken to the Boone County jail in Lebanon for booking. Jail staff create a booking report during intake. This report contains the person's full name, date of birth, address, charges, arrest time, arresting agency, and bond amount. Boone County keeps all booking records for the entire county. That includes arrests from Zionsville, Lebanon, Whitestown, and every other town. One county system holds everything, which makes searching straightforward if you know the person's name.

For more about booking reports from across the county, see the Boone County booking reports page.

Zionsville Police Department Records

The Zionsville Police Department is the primary law enforcement agency in town. ZPD handles most arrests that result in Zionsville booking reports. Call (317) 873-5967 to reach the department. ZPD does not operate its own jail or booking facility. Arrested persons are transported to the Boone County jail for processing.

ZPD keeps its own arrest reports and incident reports. These records cover the details of what happened during the arrest, the officer's observations, and why charges were filed. The booking report at the county jail is a different document. It focuses on the intake process at the jail and the charges being held against the person. If you want the full record of a Zionsville arrest, you will likely need to request the arrest report from ZPD and the booking report from the Boone County Sheriff's Office. Each agency maintains its own set of files.

Zionsville falls in the Indianapolis metro area. Other agencies, like the Indiana State Police, may also make arrests within town limits on occasion. Those bookings also go through the Boone County jail system.

Searching Zionsville Booking Reports Online

Court records tied to Zionsville bookings can be searched through the Indiana MyCase portal. MyCase lets you search by name or case number. It shows charges, case status, hearing dates, and other court details for Boone County cases and all Indiana courts. This is a free state tool.

The screenshot below shows the Indiana MyCase court search portal used for looking up Zionsville booking report cases.

Use MyCase to search court records related to arrests and bookings from Zionsville and the rest of Boone County.

For current jail population information, contact the Boone County Sheriff's Office at 765.482.1412. Staff can check whether someone is currently in custody from a Zionsville arrest. The office takes phone inquiries during business hours and processes in-person requests at the jail in Lebanon. If you need older records, the sheriff's office can search their archived files.

Zionsville Booking Reports and Public Access

Indiana law makes booking reports public records. IC 5-14-3-5 spells out what must be shared when a person is booked into jail. The list includes the person's name, age, address, charges, arrest time, arresting officer, bond amount, and intake date. All Zionsville booking reports at the Boone County jail fall under this law. The county must share this information with anyone who asks for it.

IC 5-14-3-3 gives every person the right to inspect and copy public records during business hours. You do not have to explain why you want Zionsville booking reports. The county cannot refuse based on your reason for asking. If you file a written request, IC 5-14-3-9 sets a seven-day deadline for the county to respond. These rules are set by the state and apply to all public agencies in Indiana, including the Boone County Sheriff's Office.

Note: Sealed and expunged records are not subject to public access rules and will not appear in standard searches for Zionsville booking reports.

Getting Copies of Zionsville Booking Records

Online viewing is free. Paper copies follow IC 5-14-3-8 pricing rules. Standard copies cost up to $0.10 per page. Color copies can be up to $0.25 per page. Certified copies may add up to $5.00 per document on top of the page charge. Send copy requests to the Boone County Sheriff's Office in Lebanon.

For a statewide criminal history check, the Indiana State Police Limited Criminal History search costs $15.00. Run it at the ISP online portal. This search covers felonies and Class A misdemeanors from all 92 counties in Indiana. It goes well beyond Zionsville and Boone County. The report comes as a PDF that lasts 14 days. This is useful when you need a broader check than just local Zionsville booking records.

State Tools for Zionsville Record Searches

State tools give you more options for finding records tied to Zionsville booking reports. The IDOC offender locator shows people in Indiana state prisons. If someone arrested in Zionsville was convicted and sent to state prison, this tool shows their location and status. The Indiana MyCase portal covers court records from Boone County and every other county in Indiana.

VINELink is a free notification service for custody changes. Sign up to get alerts when someone booked in Zionsville gets released from the Boone County jail. You can receive notifications by phone, text, or email. The Indiana Sheriff's Association directory lists contact info for sheriff offices in all 92 Indiana counties if you need to reach beyond Boone County for records.

Expunging Zionsville Booking Records

IC 35-38-8 allows certain Zionsville booking records to be expunged. Wait periods depend on the case. Arrests without a conviction can be sealed after one year. Misdemeanors need five years. Felonies need eight years. You must petition the court and receive approval before any record gets sealed from public view.

The Indiana State Police Expungement Section handles statewide record sealing. Reach them at Expungement@isp.IN.gov or (317) 234-4427. You will also need to file a petition in the Boone County court to seal local files tied to the Zionsville booking report. After the court grants the petition, the record is removed from public searches. Give agencies time to update their systems after the order is issued.

Nearby Cities with Booking Reports

For booking reports from nearby cities, check the pages for Carmel and Brownsburg. Carmel is in Hamilton County just east of Zionsville. Brownsburg is in Hendricks County to the southwest. Each city uses its own county jail system, so the search process is different from Boone County but follows the same state laws.