Fulton County Jail Roster
The active Fulton County jail roster is maintained by the Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio inmate search. CCNO is a regional jail in Stryker. It houses Fulton County arrestees and jail sentences along with people from Defiance, Henry, Lucas, and Williams counties, Findlay commitments, and a large U.S. Marshals contract population. The Fulton County Sheriff's Office links users to CCNO because there is no separate sheriff-operated jail building shown in official county material.
The roster is not a modern web form with last-name and first-name boxes. CCNO posts an Important Disclaimer and then provides an Active Offenders PDF. The jail says the information is public-record information received in official duties, is not guaranteed, can change quickly, may contain errors, and should not be relied on for legal action. CCNO also says inmate information may still be obtained by calling 419-428-3800.
The CCNO search page is the first online stop for Fulton County inmate records.
The disclaimer is part of the search path because CCNO tells users to treat the PDF as a public record aid, not as a final legal certificate.
Use the Fulton County Roster
For a current inmate, use the active offender PDF. For a very recent arrest, use the previous-day or previous-seven-day booking report. Those booking reports are useful for intake confirmation, but CCNO warns they reflect bookings only. Updated charge information belongs in the inmate search function and the court record.
- Open the CCNO Inmate Search page and read the posted disclaimer.
- Select Active Offenders to open or download the current population PDF.
- Use the browser or PDF find tool for last name, booking number, arresting agency, case number, court, status, or charge text.
- Write down the booking number, court, case number, charge, status, in date, and estimated out date.
- Call CCNO at 419-428-3800 when release, bond, transport, or court timing must be current.
A search by agency can help when a Fulton County case is mixed into a regional roster. Sample records include Fulton County Sheriff entries, but the same PDF can also include Bryan Police, Montpelier Police, Ohio State Patrol, other county sheriffs, and federal holds.
Fulton County Roster Fields
The field table for Fulton County inmate records is really an access-channel table because the public search is a PDF workflow. There is no fee or login in the research file. The practical search field is the PDF's own text layer.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Important Disclaimer agreement | Text notice | Yes | Read before using posted data. |
| Active Offenders | PDF link | No form field | Downloads the active offender population PDF. |
| Previous Day Bookings | PDF link | No form field | Shows booking-only entries for the prior day. |
| Previous 7 Days Bookings | PDF link | No form field | Shows recent bookings, including Fulton County arrestees. |
| PDF find/search | Browser/PDF search | Optional | Search name, booking number, case number, charge, court, agency, status, or date. |
| Phone fallback | Call | Optional | CCNO lists 419-428-3800 for inmate information. |
The CCNO booking report page is the correct source for the previous-day and previous-seven-day PDFs.
Use booking reports as intake snapshots, then verify active status through the main roster or the jail information line.
Fulton County Inmate Profile
CCNO records show enough public detail to route a call or court search, but they do not show every jail field. The research found no visible bond field, detailed housing unit, full date of birth, Social Security number, medical data, or confirmed public mugshot field in text-captured PDFs. Those gaps are normal for public jail records. Some fields are internal, exempt, delayed, or better verified through the court.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Name | Last, first, middle or initial format. |
| Booking number | Jail booking identifier, useful for phone and records requests. |
| Age, race, gender, height, weight | Basic public demographic descriptors from the roster. |
| Arresting agency | Agency tied to the booking, such as Fulton County Sheriff or another police agency. |
| Charge and severity | Charge text and level such as misdemeanor, felony, or holder status. |
| Court and case number | Where to search formal court records after booking. |
| Status | Pretrial, sentenced, indicted, prison, holder, or similar custody status. |
| In date / estimated out date | Jail custody timing where shown by the active offender PDF. |
Fulton County Jail Facility
The main jail facility for Fulton County inmate records is CCNO. It is governed by the Corrections Commission of Northwest Ohio, and the 2025 annual report lists Fulton County Sheriff Roy Miller and Commissioner Jeff Rupp as Fulton County board representatives. The jail's home page lists Fulton County with 47 allocated beds and total funded beds of 576.
Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio
03151 County Road 2425
Stryker, OH 43557-9418
419-428-3800
Business contact hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Fulton County Sheriff's Office
129 Courthouse Plaza
Wauseon, OH 43567
419-335-4010
Use for sheriff arrest or offense records generated by deputies.
Fulton County Booking Records
CCNO's booking process creates the first jail record. The booking department receives all inmates, inventories property, receipts money, gathers identity and contact information, applies a wristband, and screens every inmate with a body scanner. Intake also includes medical and suicide screening, photos, fingerprints, an inmate handbook, a shower, clothing exchange, bedding, linen, and hygiene items. DNA swabbing may occur depending on the charge.
People booked into CCNO get at least two collect-call opportunities, although calls may be delayed when a person is violent or intoxicated. Newly arrested inmates appear before a judge on the next regular scheduled court day, usually by video arraignment. The arraignment addresses bond, counsel, and the next court date. That means a jail roster entry can exist before the court docket is fully posted.
Fulton County Visitation Rules
CCNO visitation is rule-heavy and should be confirmed before travel. A visit may include a maximum of two adults and three children. Visitors cannot be substituted, and time is not split if more than two adults are scheduled. Anyone 17 or younger must be with a legal or custodial parent or guardian. Adults receive a warrant background check, and no-contact orders stop visits.
| Topic | Official Detail |
|---|---|
| Visitor count | Maximum two adults and three children during visitation. |
| Minors | Must be supervised by legal or custodial parent or guardian. |
| Screening | Metal detector, hand-held detector, frisk search, or strip observation search may apply. |
| Warrants | All adult visitors receive warrant checks. |
| Attorney visits | Attorneys need valid driver's license; family visits follow regular rules unless representation is shown. |
The CCNO visitation page provides the visitor rules used for Fulton County inmates housed at the regional jail.
Because the page lists screening and no-contact order rules, visitors should verify approval before driving to Stryker.
Contact Fulton County Inmates
CCNO does not transfer phone calls or emails to inmates through the receptionist. Friends and family use GettingOut or ConnectNetwork services for messages, visits, phones, and payments. Inmates make collect or account-based calls from living areas. Calls are limited to 15 minutes, with a warning at 14 minutes. Three-way calls are banned and can trigger a $25 service fee and discipline.
| Service | Provider / Rule |
|---|---|
| Messages and visits | GettingOut account path listed by CCNO. |
| Phone | ConnectNetwork, collect/account-based calls, 15-minute limit. |
| Emergency message | Family emergency may be routed to the Shift Commander. |
| Agency visits | Agency representatives create a GettingOut account and coordinate recognition. |
Fulton County Commissary Funds
CCNO commissary is handled by unit schedule, tablets, or paper forms. Inmates can spend $100 per week, while inmate workers can spend $110. Food and hygiene gift boxes are purchased through icaregifts. CCNO does not accept inmate funds by mail or at reception; commissary account deposits use the online or phone service. Commissary funds are separate from video visits, phone calls, and tablet services.
| Item | Rule |
|---|---|
| Weekly commissary limit | $100, or $110 for inmate workers. |
| Gift boxes | Food and hygiene boxes through icaregifts. |
| Deposits | Online or phone deposit service through ConnectNetwork. |
| Mail money orders | Not accepted for inmate funds based on CCNO's commissary page. |
Note: Confirm custody status with CCNO before sending money because release, transfer, or a hold can change the useful account path.
State Federal ICE Searches
A missing CCNO result does not always mean the person is not in custody. Sentenced Ohio prisoners are searched through ODRC Offender Search, including people sentenced from Fulton County. Ohio VINE at VINELink can provide custody and case notifications. Federal sentenced inmates are searched through the BOP Inmate Locator. Immigration detainees are searched through ICE ODLS. No current Fulton County sheriff app with inmate roster or warrant search was confirmed in the research.
The ODRC locator screenshot shows the state-prison search fields that differ from CCNO jail records.
Use county of commitment carefully because ODRC says it does not necessarily mean residential county.