Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio Inmate Lookup

Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio Overview

The Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio, commonly shortened to CCNO, is a regional jail in Stryker, Ohio. It serves Defiance, Fulton, Henry, Lucas, and Williams counties under the Corrections Commission of Northwest Ohio. For Henry County users, that means a person arrested locally may be processed into the regional jail rather than held at a downtown Napoleon jail. The Henry County Sheriff's Office keeps county law-enforcement responsibilities, but public roster checks, non-contact visiting, family mail, commissary, phone accounts, and many inmate information questions route through CCNO.

CCNO houses local and regional pretrial detainees, sentenced jail inmates from member jurisdictions, and people held under federal authority. Its public active-offender PDF can show matters from common pleas, municipal, family, and federal courts, and it may list holder, pretrial, indicted, sentenced, or prison-transfer style statuses. Public reporting in March 2025 also described CCNO approval of an ICE detention arrangement for up to 96 immigration beds, which should be understood separately from Henry County criminal custody.

Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio Capacity and Population

CCNO's 2025 facility statistics reported 576 funded beds, an average population of 560, and 97.2% capacity use. The same annual figures listed 4,602 bookings, 4,520 releases, and an average length of stay of 35.74 days. Bed allocation is regional: Defiance had 60 beds, Fulton 47, Henry 37, Lucas 170, Williams 55, the U.S. Marshals Service 202, and Findlay 5. Henry County's 2025 average count was 27 total people, including 6 female and 21 male inmates. The 2024 Henry County average was similar at 26 total, with 6 female and 20 male inmates.

How to Look Up an Inmate at Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio

For a Henry County jail lookup, start with the official CCNO active offender search. That page opens the current active-offender PDF, which is the roster source for people held at the regional jail. CCNO also posts booking reports, including previous-day and seven-day booking reports. If the PDF does not make the person's status clear, call CCNO at 419-428-3800 before relying on the record for travel, visiting, bond timing, or court planning.

1. Open the CCNO active offender search and review the current roster PDF.
2. Search the PDF by last name, first name, or inmate number if one is known.
3. Confirm that the listed facility or holder information points to CCNO and that the case connects to Henry County if that is the jurisdiction you need.
4. Check the listed court, charge, bond, sentence, holder, or transfer status, then use the booking report or phone line when the status needs confirmation.

Do not confuse the CCNO roster with state prison or federal locator systems. A Henry County arrest that remains in jail custody should appear through CCNO. A person transferred to an Ohio prison is searched through the state prison system, not the jail roster. U.S. Marshals beds at CCNO can involve federal custody while the person is physically housed at the regional jail. ICE detention is a separate immigration-custody category and may require immigration-specific confirmation rather than ordinary county case assumptions.

Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio Address and Contact

Use the Stryker facility contact information for routine jail questions, roster clarification, visiting procedures, mail rules, commissary, and public records connected to CCNO. The Henry County Sheriff's Office is at 123 E. Washington Street in Napoleon, but routine visits, family mail, roster review, and commissary for Henry County inmates housed at CCNO go through the regional jail. Visitors from Napoleon should plan for a rural northwest Ohio drive to Stryker rather than expecting a downtown Napoleon jail visit.

Visiting Someone at Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio

CCNO visitation is video and non-contact through GettingOut and ViaPath. Family and friend lobby visits are available daily during posted daytime and evening windows. Home video visits have broader hours, but off-site visits cost money and require a credit or debit account. Visitors should arrive 10 minutes early for lobby visits, bring valid photo identification that shows date of birth, and expect a warrant background check. A visit may be denied for a no-contact order, intoxication, security concerns, dress-code issues, recording devices, or disruptive conduct.

CCNO limits a visit to no more than two adults and three children. Minors must be with a legal or custodial parent or guardian. Rules can change by housing status, discipline, medical needs, court orders, or emergency operations, so confirm the person is still eligible to visit before driving to Stryker.

Mail, Phone, and Money at Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio

Family and friend mail for CCNO is routed through the jail's mail-processing address, not directly to the Stryker street address. Non-privileged mail is scanned into tablets. Photos have not been accepted through postal mail since May 1, 2019, so family photo sharing should use ViaPath or GettingOut. Legal mail, approved packages, court clothing, and medication use the Stryker facility address and should follow facility approval rules before anything is sent.

Booking and Intake at Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio

CCNO intake includes property and money inventory, booking questions, a wristband, body scanning, initial medical and suicide screening, photographs, fingerprints, a handbook, DNA collection when required, shower and clothing exchange, and issuance of a uniform, bedding, and hygiene items. Arraignment is normally handled on the next regular court day by video or transport, where bond, counsel, and the next court date may be reviewed. Classification then looks at mental and emotional stability, escape or assault history, mental status, age, separation needs, and other safety factors. The classification review is normally completed within 24 hours, but no later than five days excluding weekends and holidays.

Public Records and CCNO File Requests

For facility records, use the official CCNO public records request page, email ccnoregional@gmail.com, mail a request to Public Records Request at the CCNO address, call the public-records extension at 201 through the main number, or appear in person Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Copies are listed at 25 cents per page. Ohio public records law, including ORC 149.43, generally makes many government records available, but CCNO may withhold medical information, confidential investigatory material, source or witness details, safety-sensitive information, Social Security numbers, and records prohibited from release by law.

About Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio

CCNO provides jail services for multiple northwest Ohio jurisdictions rather than only one sheriff's office. Programs and services include medical care through VitalCore, 24-hour medical staffing, GED instruction, Tooling U, religious services, volunteer services, work release, electronic monitoring, and public works or HITT crews. The facility reports that medical care is not denied because a person cannot pay. Work release participants pay 25% of net pay toward jail or court costs and must provide their own transportation.

In 2025, CCNO reported 6 GED completions, 22 Tooling U certifications, 30 work release participants, an electronic monitoring population of 315, 118 active volunteers per month, and 4,666.12 religious-service hours. Those programs do not change the lookup process, but they help explain why a person's custody status might include jail housing, work release, electronic monitoring, federal hold, prison-transfer status, or another listed classification.