Butler County Resolutions, OH

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Butler County Resolutions serves Butler County, Ohio. It is the main jail of the county and is in Hamilton, Ohio. Right next to the Butler County Resolutions Complex is the Butler County District Court.

The sheriff’s administrative offices are located inside the jail. The facility can hold 40 inmates in general population.

How to Find Someone in Butler County Resolutions

The Butler County Resolutions offers the public an online record database for those looking to search for inmates that are in the Butler County Resolutions. You can do an inmate search by using their SPN, social security number, first and last name, or by their date of birth.

When looking through the roster, you will be able to find their SPN, what charges they have, and what prison facility they are currently in.

Sending a Mail/Care Package

All incoming mail is required to have the inmates full name, SPN, and their housing unit and cell block location along with the sender’s full information (name and address). If any incoming mail does not have the above information, it will be sent back to the sender.

All mail coming into the prison is inspected by the jail staff. Letters sprayed with perfume, makeup, lipstick, or anything else will automatically be sent back to the sender.

You can send inmates 2 paperback books with 4 magazines at a time. Hardback books are not allowed. Books must be new and sent directly from the publisher.

Books can be sent to the following address:

Inmate Full Name, Full SPN
442 South 2nd Street, Hamilton, OH, 45011

Letters can be sent to the following address:

Butler County Sheriff’s Office
442 South 2nd Street, Hamilton, OH, 45011

Sending Money

Money can be sent to inmates in Butler County Resolutions in a few different ways.

Lobby Machines

Butler County Resolutions has deposit machines in their lobbies. You will need to know the inmates full name and their SPN to use this service.

Online

You can fund an inmate’s account in Butler County Resolutions using TouchPay website. Deposits made this way are posted to the account instantly. Keep in mind there is a fee for this service.

Telephone

You can make deposits by calling TouchPay at 1-866-232-1899. They accept debit and credit card payments. You will need to know the inmates full name and their SPN. With this service, there will be a fee involved, and you can only deposit up to $100.

Western Union

You can also deposit money by using Western Union. You can either go to their kiosks, call them at 1-800-643-3422, or on the internet. The maximum deposit you can do by either phone or online is $300. There is also a service fee involved with this service.

You will need to know the inmates full name, their SPN, and the code city.

Ace Cash Express

You can deposit money using Ace Cash Express by going into one of their 1485 stores. This service only accepts cash, no credit or debit card payments allowed. The maximum amount you can send is $1,000. There is also a fee for this service.

Mail

You can mail money orders and cashier’s checks to the prison in Butler County Resolutions itself. They must be payable to the “Inmate Trust Fund” along with their name and SPN at the bottom. If they are not made payable to the “Inmate Trust Fund”, they will be sent back to the sender. You can send the cashier checks and money orders to the following address:

Butler County Sheriff’s Office
Inmate Trust Fund
442 South 2nd Street, Hamilton, OH, 45011

Visitation

Visitation is a privilege in Butler County Resolutions. Visitation can be provoked without any warning. Visitors must have their government ID on them to be permitted into the visiting area. Inmates allowed to have 2 adults and 2 children visiting at a time. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. Visitors must adhere to jails dress code.

How Often Can I Visit?

Inmates can have one 20-minute visit daily.

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