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ODRC is the state agency that oversees prisons, parole, and reentry services in Ohio. Learn about its mission, values, programs, facilities, and resources for offenders and visitors.
Search for Ohio inmates by name, county, zip code, status, or parole hearing date. View registered sex offenders, parole violators at large, and victim notification options.
Learn how to visit your loved ones at Allen-Oakwood Correctional Institution, which opened in Lima, Ohio in 1988. Find out the visiting hours, guidelines, application process, and video visitation options.
ODRC is the state agency that supervises adults convicted of felonies in Ohio. It provides prison, probation, parole and community corrections services to reduce recidivism and crime.
ODRC is the state agency that oversees prisons and other correctional services in Ohio. Find out the locations, types, and status of ODRC facilities and institutions in the North, South, and Specialty regions.
Find information for individuals who are incarcerated, released or under supervision by the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction. Launch the search tool to access parole hearings, reports, facilities and more.
Learn about the Division of Parole and Community Services, which oversees the Adult Parole Authority, the Bureau of Community Sanctions, and the Bureau of Adult Detention. Find out how they provide grants, contracts, standards, and assistance for community corrections programs and jails in Ohio.
Download the PDF file of the annual report for fiscal year 2023 of the ODRC, a state agency that provides corrections and rehabilitation services. The report includes data, statistics, and highlights of the ODRC's programs and achievements.
Fill out the online form to reach the ODRC with questions or concerns about incarcerated persons or those under parole supervision. Provide the required information and select the area of concern from the list of options.
ODRC is the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction that serves the incarcerated population and reduces recidivism. Find out how to join, intern, volunteer, or research with ODRC.