Greene County Sheriff’s Office Phone Number, Address & Locations

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Greene County, Ohio · Sheriff, jail, records, CCW and civil services · Reviewed September 27, 2026

Greene County Sheriff’s Office: Phone, Inmate Search & Services

If you need the Greene County Sheriff’s Office in Xenia, the first thing to know is that several older county pages and third-party directories still show former Sheriff or jail addresses and older telephone numbers.

The Sheriff’s current website says the Sheriff’s Office and jail moved to 2295 Greene Way Blvd., Xenia, Ohio 45385, effective December 29, 2025. This guide uses the newer Sheriff website for current office visits, inmate searches, jail inquiries, records, CCW/WebCheck, civil services and Sheriff sales.

Official Greene County Sheriff website Official inmate search Current Sheriff contacts
Independent-site notice: CountySheriffsOffice.org is a private informational website and is not operated by the Greene County Sheriff’s Office, Greene County government, an Ohio court, the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction or any law-enforcement agency.
Important 2026 address update: do not drive to an older East Main Street or East Market Street address just because it appears in an old directory. The current Sheriff website says Sheriff’s Office and jail operations moved to 2295 Greene Way Blvd. in late 2025.
Quick answer

Greene County Sheriff Phone Numbers and Services

Greene County Ohio Sheriff contact directory
Service
Current contact
Use it for
Emergency
911
Immediate danger, crime in progress, serious injury or emergency response
Sheriff administration
937-562-4800
General Sheriff office and administrative questions
Sheriff Scott J. Anger
937-562-4803
Sheriff / executive office contact
Non-emergency / after hours
937-376-5111
Non-emergency law-enforcement assistance outside normal office functions
Jail
937-562-5884
Current jail and custody questions
Law-enforcement records
937-562-4810
Sheriff law-enforcement public-record requests
Corrections records
937-562-4853
Jail and corrections public-record requests
Civil Division
937-562-4830
Civil process and foreclosure-sale questions
Warrants
937-562-4831
Sheriff warrant-unit questions
CCW / WebCheck
937-562-4820
Concealed handgun license and BCI/FBI WebCheck questions
Sex-offender registration
937-562-4877
SORN registration questions
Current Sheriff’s Office & jail address 2295 Greene Way Blvd., Xenia, OH 45385
Administration hours Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., excluding legal holidays
Current Sheriff Scott J. Anger
Best first source for current inmates Greene County Sheriff’s official inmate search
After opening the official Greene County Sheriff Contact Us page:
  1. Choose the division that actually handles your question.
  2. Use the jail number for current custody questions.
  3. Use Law Enforcement or Corrections records based on the record type.
  4. Use the CCW number for appointments and fingerprint questions.
  5. Confirm the current Greene Way Boulevard address before driving.
Local jurisdiction

Greene County Sheriff vs City Police vs Courts

Greene County includes several municipal police departments. An arrest can end with a person in the county jail even though the Sheriff’s Office did not investigate the original incident.

This distinction matters most when you need an incident report, body-camera record, court document or information about the arresting officer.

Greene County law enforcement and court service routing
If you need…
Start here
Why
Current inmate status
Greene County Sheriff inmate search
The Sheriff controls current county-jail custody information
Sheriff incident report
Greene County Sheriff records
Use the agency that created the law-enforcement record
Beavercreek or Fairborn police report
The municipal police department
County jail custody does not transfer report ownership to the Sheriff
Felony court case
Greene County Common Pleas / Clerk of Courts
Felony cases are handled in Common Pleas Court
Certain misdemeanor / traffic cases
Xenia or Fairborn Municipal Court
Municipal courts handle many lower-level criminal and traffic matters
Ohio prison record
Ohio DRC Offender Search
County-jail search is not the state-prison database
Local example: a person arrested by Beavercreek Police may appear in the Greene County Sheriff inmate roster, while the underlying police incident report remains a Beavercreek Police record.
Current custody

How to Search Greene County Jail Inmates

The Sheriff now provides its own searchable inmate page. Results can show the inmate name, custody status, booked date, holding facility, reporting agency, charge details and an inmate ID when available.

Open the official Greene County inmate search. Use the Sheriff-hosted system rather than an old copied jail roster.
Search the person’s last name. A broad surname search is useful when a suffix or middle name differs.
Open the likely result. Do not rely only on the photo or a common name.
Check custody status. Confirm whether the record currently says the person is in custody.
Save the inmate ID and booked date. Those details are more useful than a screenshot alone when contacting the jail.
Read every listed charge. One inmate may have several charges or another custody issue.
Use the court system for final case information. A booking charge is an allegation, not a court disposition.
After opening the official Greene County inmate search:
  1. Type the last name in the search box.
  2. Open the matching inmate.
  3. Verify age, physical description and booking date where available.
  4. Save the inmate ID.
  5. Review custody status, holding facility and reporting agency.
  6. Review every charge listed.
  7. Use court records to follow what happens after booking.
Arrest is not conviction: the jail record documents custody and allegations. Charges can later be amended, dismissed or resolved differently in court.
Read the result correctly

What Greene County Inmate Search Fields Mean

Greene County inmate search fields explained
Field
What it helps confirm
What it does not prove
Inmate ID
The specific jail record for the person
Court disposition
Custody status
Whether the jail record currently shows the person in custody
Future release time
Booked date
When jail booking was recorded
Exact time of the alleged incident
Holding facility
The county custody location / system code
That a future transfer will not occur
Reporting agency
Which agency is associated with the booking record
Which agency owns every related record
Charge
The allegation listed with the booking
Guilt or final conviction
Legacy-address trap inside some records: individual inmate-detail pages can still contain older reporting-agency address text. For an actual office visit, use the current Sheriff Contact Us page, which lists 2295 Greene Way Blvd.
Troubleshooting

Why a Recent Greene County Arrest May Not Appear Yet

A very recent arrest may take time to move through transport, identification and booking before the public inmate page reflects the record.

Greene County inmate search troubleshooting
Situation
Possible reason
Next step
Arrest happened very recently
Booking is not complete
Recheck later or call the current jail line at 937-562-5884
Full legal name gives no result
Name format, suffix or spelling differs
Search the surname only
Person was recently released
Current roster may change quickly
Use court records for the continuing case
Person was sentenced to state prison
County custody ended
Use Ohio DRC Offender Search
Arrest happened in another county
Greene County never had custody
Search the county where the person was actually booked

For time-sensitive jail information, the Sheriff’s current contact page lists 937-562-5884 for the jail.

Commissary / trust account

How to Send Money to a Greene County Inmate

Greene County currently provides several inmate-fund options: mailed money order, a jail-lobby kiosk, telephone deposit and Access Corrections online.

Greene County inmate deposit methods
Method
Current Sheriff guidance
Practical note
Money order
May be mailed and made payable to the inmate
Verify current inmate identity and mailing instructions first
Lobby kiosk
Available in the jail lobby 24 hours a day
Maximum $100 per day; kiosk does not accept $1 bills
Lobby window fallback
Cash accepted 8:00 a.m.–3:45 p.m. Monday–Friday only if kiosks are not working
Not available on holidays
Telephone
866-345-1884
Provider fees apply
Online
Access Corrections
Verify Greene County and the correct inmate before paying
After opening the official Inmate Funds Deposit page:
  1. Confirm the inmate is still in Greene County custody.
  2. Choose the deposit method you want to use.
  3. Review the current daily limit and provider fee.
  4. Match the inmate carefully before submitting payment.
  5. Keep the receipt or confirmation number.
Money-transfer safety: never send gift cards, cryptocurrency or an unverified peer-to-peer payment because someone called claiming it will clear a warrant or guarantee jail release.
After the booking

Find the Greene County Criminal Court Case

Once a case moves into court, the jail roster is no longer the most complete source. Greene County’s court system separates felony matters from many misdemeanor and traffic matters.

Greene County Ohio criminal courts
Court
Location / contact
Common use
Greene County Common Pleas Court / Clerk
45 N. Detroit St., Xenia · 937-562-5290
Felony criminal cases and Common Pleas records
Xenia Municipal Court
101 N. Detroit St., 2nd Floor, Xenia · 937-376-7294
Applicable misdemeanor, traffic and preliminary matters
Fairborn Municipal Court
1148 Kauffman Ave., Fairborn · 937-754-3040
Fairborn, Bath Township, Beavercreek and Beavercreek Township matters within its jurisdiction
After opening the Greene County Online Services page:
  1. Choose CourtView Case Search.
  2. Search by case number when you already have one.
  3. If searching by name, verify the correct defendant carefully.
  4. Review docket entries and case status.
  5. Use the Clerk for official or certified copies when needed.
After opening the Fairborn Municipal Court case search:
  1. Search by name, case number, ticket number or date.
  2. For a name search, follow the court’s “last, first” format.
  3. For case or ticket numbers, enter numbers only as instructed.
  4. Verify the hearing date and case type before travelling.
Ohio public-record requests

Request Greene County Sheriff Reports and Jail Records

The Sheriff’s public-record page distinguishes law-enforcement records from corrections records. That is useful because an incident report and a jail record are not necessarily handled by the same staff.

Law Enforcement Division requests 937-562-4810
Corrections Division requests 937-562-4853
Email-delivered documents The current policy says there is no charge for documents emailed to the requester
Mailed records Actual postage and mailing-supply costs may be charged in addition to copying costs

Greene County’s current public-record policy says requests can be made through the online form, email, mail, fax or in person. Ohio law does not require every public-record request to be made in writing.

After opening the Greene County Sheriff Records Request page:
  1. Decide whether you need a law-enforcement record or corrections record.
  2. Use the online Public Records Request form when convenient.
  3. Identify the record with reasonable clarity.
  4. Include an incident number, jail identifier, date, location or involved name when known.
  5. Ask for electronic delivery when appropriate.
  6. Keep the request confirmation for follow-up.
Better records-request wording: ask for a specific incident report, booking record or identified video instead of asking for “everything about this person.” Ohio agencies can ask you to narrow an ambiguous or overly broad request.
Wanted persons and warrant questions

Greene County Warrants and Most Wanted

The Sheriff’s Law Enforcement Division publishes a current Warrants contact and maintains a Most Wanted section on the Sheriff website.

Warrant unit 937-562-4831
After-hours non-emergency 937-376-5111
After opening the Greene County Sheriff Most Wanted page:
  1. Check the date on the individual wanted notice.
  2. Do not assume an older post proves a warrant is still active today.
  3. Do not approach or attempt to detain a wanted person.
  4. Use the Sheriff’s current contact information to report useful information.
If you believe a warrant may be for you: do not rely on an old wanted-person post or a caller demanding payment. Verify through official court or Sheriff channels and consider speaking with a licensed Ohio attorney before appearing at a law-enforcement office.
Major September 2026 freshness update

Greene County CCW, BCI/FBI WebCheck and Fingerprinting

Greene County changed its CCW and WebCheck schedule effective August 31, 2026. This is exactly the kind of time-sensitive detail that makes older Sheriff directories unreliable.

Greene County Ohio current CCW and fingerprinting hours
Service
Current hours / rule
Who can use it
CCW + BCI/FBI WebCheck
Monday–Thursday, 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m., appointment only
Greene County and adjoining Clark, Montgomery, Warren, Clinton, Fayette and Madison counties
Friday CCW / WebCheck
Friday, 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m., walk-in
Greene County residents only
Ink fingerprint cards
Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–noon; no appointment required
Greene County residents only

Current CCW fees

Greene County Ohio concealed handgun license fees
Application
Ohio resident 5+ years
Ohio resident less than 5 years
New applicant
$67
$77
Renewal
$50
$60

Ink fingerprint cards currently cost $25.

Payment rules

The Sheriff currently accepts debit/credit card, cashier’s check or money order payable to the Greene County Sheriff’s Office. Card transactions carry the published processing fee. Cash and personal checks are not accepted for these services.

The Sheriff also states qualifying veterans, active military and reserve members can receive the applicable application-fee waiver when required documentation is presented.

After opening the current CCW / WebCheck information page:
  1. Confirm whether your day requires an appointment or allows walk-in service.
  2. Verify that your county of residence qualifies.
  3. Review the current new-license or renewal fee.
  4. Bring an accepted payment method.
  5. Review required identification and application documents before travelling.
  6. Use 937-562-4820 when a requirement is unclear.
Court process and writs

Greene County Sheriff Civil Division

The Sheriff Civil Division handles court-related civil functions and also supports Sheriff foreclosure-sale processes.

Civil Division 937-562-4830
Additional civil contact 937-562-4867
Current office 2295 Greene Way Blvd., Xenia
Foreclosure questions Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

If you need summons service, a writ, possession-related process or another court order served, call the Civil Division before mailing paperwork if you are uncertain about copies, fees, payment type or the service address.

Practical civil-service tip: first confirm that the person or property to be served is actually within Greene County and that the court paperwork is ready for Sheriff service. This avoids sending a package to the wrong county.
Mortgage and tax foreclosures

Greene County Sheriff Sales Do Not All Use the Same Auction Format

Greene County currently separates mortgage foreclosure sales from tax foreclosure sales.

Greene County Ohio Sheriff foreclosure sale formats
Sale type
Current format
Time / location
Mortgage foreclosure
Online through the official Ohio Sheriff-sale auction system
Scheduled Tuesdays beginning at 10:00 a.m.
Tax foreclosure
In-person
Scheduled Thursdays at 1:00 p.m., Sheriff’s Office Community Room, 2295 Greene Way Blvd.

Mortgage foreclosure deposits

  • Appraised value $10,000 or less: $2,000 deposit.
  • More than $10,000 and no more than $200,000: $5,000 deposit.
  • More than $200,000: $10,000 deposit.
  • Delinquent tax and commercial sales use the separate 10% purchase-price deposit schedule described by the Sheriff.

The online auction provider accepts wire and ACH deposits under published deadlines. The Sheriff warns that properties are sold “as is” and buyers are responsible for researching taxes, liens, utilities, assessments and other costs.

After opening the Greene County foreclosure-sale information:
  1. Determine whether it is a mortgage or tax foreclosure.
  2. Confirm the sale date and whether it is online or in person.
  3. Review the current deposit requirement.
  4. Check the official advertisement and court case.
  5. Research taxes, liens, utilities and property condition independently.
  6. Do not assume the Sheriff has inspected the interior.
Buyer-beware rule: Sheriff foreclosure property is sold without the normal protections of an ordinary residential sale. Do not bid solely from a website photo or address.
Custody notifications

Ohio VINE and State-Prison Follow-Up

If you are a victim, family member or other concerned person who needs custody-change notifications, Ohio participates in VINE.

After opening the Ohio Attorney General Victim Notification page:
  1. Open the official Ohio VINELink route.
  2. Search and verify the correct offender.
  3. Register for the available notification methods.
  4. Keep your contact information current.
  5. Do not rely solely on automated notifications when personal safety is at risk.

After transfer to Ohio state custody

After opening the Ohio DRC Offender Search:
  1. Search by offender number when known.
  2. Otherwise use the last name or first and last name.
  3. Use Greene County as county of commitment only when appropriate.
  4. Review current incarceration, release or supervision status.
  5. Remember that state-prison information is different from county-jail custody.
Current local details

Small Greene County Details That Prevent Wasted Time

  • Use the Greene Way Boulevard address. The Sheriff says the office and jail moved there effective December 29, 2025.
  • Use 937-562-5884 for the current jail contact. Older pages may still display former jail numbers.
  • Do not assume the arresting agency is the Sheriff. Beavercreek, Fairborn, Xenia, Bellbrook and other agencies can have cases that lead to county custody.
  • Save the inmate ID. It is safer than relying only on a common name.
  • Use the correct court. Felony, municipal and traffic matters can follow different court routes.
  • CCW hours changed August 31, 2026. Monday–Thursday is appointment-only; Friday walk-in service is limited to Greene County residents.
  • Friday CCW rules are different from Monday–Thursday. Do not arrive expecting the same eligibility or appointment process.
  • Mortgage and tax foreclosures use different sale formats. Mortgage sales are online; tax foreclosures remain in person under the current Sheriff instructions.
  • Email can reduce records-copy cost. The public-record policy states there is no charge for documents emailed to the requester.
  • Do not use Most Wanted posts as a live warrant database. Confirm current status through official Sheriff or court channels.
Current location

Greene County Sheriff’s Office Address and Map

Greene County Sheriff’s Office
2295 Greene Way Blvd.
Xenia, OH 45385

Administration: 937-562-4800
Sheriff: 937-562-4803
Administration hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

Greene County Jail
2295 Greene Way Blvd.
Xenia, OH 45385

Current jail contact: 937-562-5884

Greene County Clerk of Courts
Greene County Courthouse
45 N. Detroit St.
Xenia, OH 45385

Phone: 937-562-5290
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

Greene County Public Defender
64 E. Main Street
Xenia, OH 45385

Phone: 937-562-5041

Address check before driving: if a search result tells you to go to 120 E. Main Street or 77 E. Market Street for current Sheriff/jail operations, compare it with the live Sheriff website first. The Sheriff’s current site announces the move to 2295 Greene Way Blvd.
Before you call or travel

Greene County Sheriff Task Checklist

Identify the service you actually need. Jail, records, civil, court and CCW use different contacts.
Use the current Greene Way Boulevard address. Ignore old physical-location information unless an official page specifically directs you there.
Search inmates before calling. Save the inmate ID and booking details.
Check the correct court after booking. Use CourtView, Xenia Municipal Court or Fairborn Municipal Court as appropriate.
Use the correct records number. Law enforcement: 937-562-4810; Corrections: 937-562-4853.
Check the new CCW schedule. August 31, 2026 changed appointment and walk-in availability.
Use Access Corrections only after verifying the inmate. Avoid wrong-person deposits.
Check the sale type before attending a foreclosure. Mortgage and tax foreclosure locations differ.
Verify any warrant-related payment demand independently. Do not trust an unsolicited caller.
Use Ohio DRC after a state-prison transfer. The county roster is no longer the right system after transfer.
10 practical questions

Greene County Sheriff’s Office FAQs

What is the current Greene County Sheriff’s Office address?

The current Sheriff website says the Greene County Sheriff’s Office and jail moved to 2295 Greene Way Blvd., Xenia, OH 45385 effective December 29, 2025.

What is the Greene County Sheriff’s Office phone number?

The main administrative number is 937-562-4800. Sheriff Scott J. Anger’s office is listed at 937-562-4803, and the after-hours non-emergency number is 937-376-5111.

What is the current Greene County Jail phone number?

The Sheriff’s current Contact Us page lists 937-562-5884 for the jail. Older directories may still show former jail telephone numbers.

How do I search for a Greene County inmate?

Use the Greene County Sheriff’s official inmate-search page. Search by name, open the correct result and verify the inmate ID, booked date, custody status, holding facility and charges.

How do I send money to a Greene County inmate?

The Sheriff currently lists mailed money order, the jail-lobby kiosk, telephone deposits through 866-345-1884 and online deposits through Access Corrections. The lobby kiosk has a current $100-per-day maximum.

How do I request a Greene County Sheriff report?

Use the Sheriff’s Records Request page. Law-enforcement records questions can be directed to 937-562-4810, while corrections-record questions can be directed to 937-562-4853.

How do I check a Greene County criminal court case?

Use Greene County CourtView for Common Pleas matters and the appropriate Xenia or Fairborn Municipal Court search for cases within those courts’ jurisdictions. Search by case number whenever possible.

What are the current Greene County CCW hours?

Effective August 31, 2026, CCW and BCI/FBI WebCheck service is appointment-only Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Friday is walk-in from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for Greene County residents only.

How much does a Greene County concealed handgun license cost?

The Sheriff currently lists a new application at $67 for an Ohio resident of at least five years and $77 for someone who has not been an Ohio resident for the previous five years. Renewal is $50 or $60 respectively.

Are Greene County Sheriff foreclosure sales online?

Mortgage foreclosure sales are currently conducted online on scheduled Tuesdays beginning at 10:00 a.m. Tax foreclosure sales continue in person on scheduled Thursdays at 1:00 p.m. in the Sheriff’s Office Community Room at 2295 Greene Way Blvd.

Official resource directory

Primary Greene County Sheriff and Court Resources

Greene County Sheriff’s Office

Current official Sheriff site, news, services and agency contacts.

Open official Sheriff website
Greene County Inmate Search

Current Sheriff-hosted county-jail custody lookup.

Search current inmates
Inmate Funds Deposit

Kiosk, money order, telephone and Access Corrections deposit guidance.

Open official inmate-funds page
Public Records Request

Law-enforcement and corrections records procedures.

Open Sheriff records request
CCW / BCI / FBI WebCheck

Current appointment hours, walk-in rules, fees and payment instructions.

Open current CCW information
Foreclosure Sales

Mortgage and tax foreclosure procedures, deposits and schedules.

Open Sheriff sale information
Greene County Clerk of Courts

Common Pleas court records, filings and Clerk contact information.

Open Greene County Clerk of Courts
Ohio DRC Offender Search

Use after transfer into Ohio state prison or state supervision.

Open Ohio offender search

Editorial review: this page was re-audited against the Greene County Sheriff’s current 2026 website, current contact directory, inmate search, inmate deposit instructions, public-record policy, Law Enforcement Division contacts, CCW/WebCheck rules, Sheriff foreclosure procedures, Greene County Clerk resources and Ohio DRC resources.

Freshness: Greene County has recently changed important information, including the Sheriff/jail location and August 31, 2026 CCW/WebCheck hours. Always verify time-sensitive office hours, jail procedures, fees, auction dates and contact information immediately before acting.

Legal and privacy notice: an arrest or jail record does not establish guilt. Some juvenile, sealed, confidential or otherwise protected records may not be publicly available.

FCRA notice: do not use an inmate roster, wanted-person page or this informational guide as a substitute for a legally compliant consumer report for employment, housing, credit, insurance or another regulated eligibility decision.

For an emergency or immediate threat to life, call 911.

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