The jail is located at 4700 East Filager Road, Batavia, Ohio 45103, adjacent to the Municipal Courthouse and Sheriff’s Office, just off State Route 222 approximately 2 miles north of the Village of Batavia.
From Interstate 275 take State Route 32 east to the State Route 132/222 exit (Owensville). Turn right on State Route 222 and continue for approximately 1 mile to the jail.
From the east take State Route 32 west to the State Route 132/222 exit (Owensville). Turn left on State Route 132 and proceed for approximately 0.5 mile. Turn right on State Route 222 and continue for approximately 1 mile to the jail.
You can be notified by phone by contacting Victim Information and Notification Everyday (V.I.N.E) at (800-770-0192) or http://www.vinelink.com/.
You may search for inmates incarcerated in the Clermont County Jail at: Jail Inmate Search
The Clermont County Clerk of Courts can provide additional individual case information at http://www.clermontclerk.org/.
All of an inmate’s basic needs will be provided by the jail, (food, clothing, hygiene items, toiletries, etc.). You can send inmate money that will be placed on their accounts so they can purchase snack items, phone cards, or magazines.
The Jail staff is not permitted to accept money or money orders for inmates. There are 4 ways to place money on an inmate account:
Clermont County Jail
(Inmate Name here)
4700 East Filager Road
Batavia, Oh 45103
The jail will only accept the following items:
With few exceptions inmates are not permitted to take any personal property to state institutions. In fact, they may be contacting you to pick-up their personal property.
You must correspond with the inmate via the U.S. Postal Service:
Clermont County Jail
(Inmate Name here)
4700 East Filager Road
Batavia, Oh 45103
NOTE:
ALL MAIL SENT TO INMATES MUST HAVE A RETURN ADDRESS WRITTEN ON THE LETTER.
Telephone messages will not be given to an inmate unless there is a verifiable family emergency. Fictitious attempts to contact the inmate may result in disciplinary actions against the inmate.
The inmate will be permitted two free local phone calls upon booking. All housing units and nearly all holding areas have phones available on a collect call basis. Inmates can also purchase envelopes and writing material to correspond by mail.
Inmates can call cell phones if they purchase a pre-paid calling card from the jail commissary. Pre-paid phone cards all available to the inmates in $2, $5, $10 and $20 denominations.
You can set up a direct pay (prepaid talk time) account by visiting http://www.inmatesales.com/ .
You may also buy an inmate a $5, $10 or $20 phone card at the kiosk in the jail’s South Lobby.
Type of Call Rates Local Call
Prepaid Card 0.10 per minuteDirect Pay 2.00 flat rateCollect 2.00 flat rate
IntraLata (Toll)
Prepaid Card 0.25 per minute
Direct Pay 2.50 + $0.25 each min after
Collect 2.50 + $0.28 each min after
InterLata (LD within state)
Prepaid Card 0.25 per minute
Direct Pay 0.50 per minute
Collect 2.50 + $0.28 each min after
New Interstate (LD state to state)
Prepaid Card 0.20 per minute
Direct Pay 0.20 per minuteCollect 0.25 per minute
Prepaid Card Denominations
$2.00, $5.00, $10.00, $20.00
You can have calls blocked to your number by contacting Combined Public Communications (859-441-5554) or cpcjail.com.
All inquiries concerning billing or services should be directed to the phone service provider: Combined Public Communications (859-441-5554) or cpcjail.com.
There is no open visitation. A particular inmate’s visitation days will vary by housing assignment. It is the responsibility of the inmate to schedule the visit with jail staff and contact you to advise you of the visitation day/time. Jail staff are not permitted to tell you an inmate’s visitation schedule.