Find Cass County Booking Reports

Cass County booking reports are managed by the Sheriff's Office in Logansport. With about 38,000 residents, Cass County processes a steady flow of arrests each year through its jail on the courthouse square. If you need to search for someone who was booked into the Cass County Jail, or if you want a copy of an arrest record, you have several options. This page covers every method to access Cass County booking reports, including online tools, phone requests, and walk-in visits to the Sheriff's Office.

Cass County Inmate Search Options

Cass County does not run its own standalone inmate search portal on the web. Some smaller Indiana counties handle jail lookups by phone or in person rather than through a dedicated website. If you want to find out who is currently in the Cass County Jail, calling the Sheriff's Office at 574-753-7800 is the most direct path. Staff can tell you if a person is being held and give you basic booking data over the phone.

You can also try the state-level tools. The Indiana State Police and the courts both maintain free search systems that include Cass County data. These are covered in detail below. For current inmates, a phone call to the jail is often faster than waiting for online databases to update, especially in a county of this size.

Note: Not all Cass County bookings appear in online systems right away due to data submission timelines.

What Cass County Booking Reports Contain

Each Cass County booking report includes specific fields that Indiana law says must be public. Under IC 5-14-3-5, the name, age, and address of any arrested person are open records. The charges filed, the time and location of the arrest, and the officer who made the arrest are also listed. The booking report for the Cass County Jail will show the intake date, the reason for being held, and any bond or bail amount that has been set.

A typical Cass County booking report lists the person's full name, date of birth, booking number, and a photo taken at the time of intake. Charges are listed with the relevant Indiana code section. Because Logansport is the biggest city in Cass County, many arrests come from the Logansport Police Department, though the Sheriff's Office and state troopers also bring people into the jail. All of these agencies file their booking data with the Cass County Jail.

Booking reports for juveniles are not public. Indiana law shields those records from open access.

How to Request Cass County Arrest Records

The Cass County Sheriff's Office sits at 201 E. Court Street, Logansport, IN 46947. Walk in during business hours to ask for a booking report. You can also call 574-753-7800 to start a request by phone. The staff will let you know what is available and whether you need to come in to pick up copies.

Under IC 5-14-3-3, you have the right to inspect and copy any public record. The Cass County Sheriff cannot ask why you want the records. No reason is needed. If you want paper copies, the cost is capped at $0.10 per page under IC 5-14-3-8. The office must respond to a records request within seven days as required by IC 5-14-3-9. If they turn down the request, they have to put the reason in writing and cite the specific law that allows the denial.

Requests by mail work too. Send a written request to the Sheriff's Office with the name and approximate date of the booking you need. Include a return envelope and any copy fees that apply. Allow extra time for mail processing.

Cass County Court Data and Bookings

The Indiana State Police Limited Criminal History search page is shown below, which covers Cass County arrest data along with records from all other Indiana counties.

This state tool returns felony and Class A misdemeanor records and is useful for checking arrest history beyond the local Cass County Jail.

Court records tied to Cass County bookings are available on Indiana MyCase. This is a free portal that shows case filings, court dates, and case outcomes for criminal cases across Indiana. If someone was booked in Cass County and charged, the court record will show the case progress from start to finish. You can search by name or case number. MyCase updates regularly and covers all 92 Indiana counties.

MyCase is especially useful if you have a booking number or case number from a Cass County arrest. Plug it in and you will see the full court file, including the charging document, any motions, and the final outcome.

Victim Alerts for Cass County

The VINELink system covers the Cass County Jail. It is a free notification service that alerts victims when an offender's status changes. If someone is booked into the Cass County Jail, you can sign up to get alerts when that person is released or transferred. Register online or call 1-866-959-8463. Alerts come by phone, email, or text.

VINELink works across all Indiana jails. If an inmate gets moved from Cass County to a state facility, the system will still track them. This makes it a solid tool for staying informed about a case over time, even when the person is no longer held locally in Logansport.

State Records Tied to Cass County

The Indiana State Police Limited Criminal History search includes Cass County. A search costs $15 and pulls felony and Class A misdemeanor arrests from across the state. This is a good option when you want to see if someone has a record that goes beyond what the Cass County Jail can show you. The IDOC Offender Locator tracks anyone in state prison, including people who were first booked in Cass County before being sentenced to a state facility.

Expungement under IC 35-38-8 can remove Cass County booking reports from public searches. An arrest that did not result in a conviction can be expunged after one year. Misdemeanor convictions need five years. Felonies take eight. Once a record is sealed, it drops out of online databases and the Cass County Jail system. The ISP Expungement Section can be reached at Expungement@isp.IN.gov or by calling (317) 234-4427.

Note: State databases may not reflect every Cass County arrest if the data has not yet been submitted.

Nearby Counties

These counties share a border with Cass County and each runs its own jail and booking process.