Find Henry County Inmates

Henry County inmate search is handled through the sheriff's jail roster and related app tools rather than through the court clerk. A Henry County jail roster search can show booking records, charges, bond details, arresting agency information, and custody status cues for people held at the county jail. Inmate records are not the same as final court records, so a charge in the jail feed should be checked against the court case when a case has been filed. State prison and supervision records use separate Missouri systems.

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Henry County Jail Roster Overview

The official Henry County Sheriff's Office and Jail are at 200 N. Main Street in Clinton. The sheriff app and web system use an OCV-powered feature titled Inmate Search. The public roster feed is free, searchable, sortable, and configured to show recent entries by date. It is a booking and custody source, not a final judgment source.

Use the Henry County Sheriff's inmate search route when checking current jail records. The same app environment also exposes visitation, money on books, bond company, civil process, report request, sex offender, submit-a-tip, and staff directory tools. The app name is Henry Co. Sheriff's Office, MO, and official iOS and Android listings exist for it.

The staff directory material in the research also helps route inmate questions. Sheriff Aaron Brown heads the office. Captain Jacque Watson is listed as Jail Administrator, Captain Michael Bilbruck as Operations Administrator, and Captain Rob Hills as Support Resource Services and Custodian of Records. Lieutenant Lenny Kubilus is listed for investigations operations. These roles matter because a custody question, a jail record request, and an investigation record request may not go to the same staff function.

The sheriff inmate-search screenshot from the manifest shows the official route for Henry County inmate records.

Henry County inmate records sheriff inmate search route

That route should be used before relying on a third-party inmate list or copied booking data.


Use the Henry County Inmate Roster

The roster can be searched by visible text in the feed. A name search is the most common path. If the person does not appear, try a shorter name segment, review the sort order, and check whether the person may have been released, transferred, booked under a different name spelling, or moved into state custody after sentencing.

  1. Open the official Henry County Sheriff's inmate search route or the Henry Co. Sheriff's Office, MO app.
  2. Use the search box for the inmate's last name, first name, or a visible charge phrase.
  3. Sort recent entries when the roster shows many bookings.
  4. Open the matching entry and compare the name, age, sex, booking date, and arresting agency.
  5. Check Case.net or call the proper court division if a charge needs court-case confirmation.

The official OCV inmate feed is the underlying public feed used by the sheriff app.

Henry County inmate records official OCV inmate feed

The feed confirms that Henry County inmate records are delivered through OCV app data rather than a county-built jail database.


Henry County Roster Search Fields

The roster has a compact search design. The research found a showSearch setting, a showSort setting, a default date-descending sort, and a feed display limit in the configuration. The search field is optional, so the feed can be browsed by recent booking entries when a name is not known.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
SearchText searchNoSearches visible entry text such as name or charge wording.
SortSort controlNoConfigured as available; default sort is dateDesc.
Feed limitDisplay configurationNot applicableManifest limit is 10, while the feed endpoint may return more entries.
Inmate entryClickable feed itemNot applicableThe entry title is the inmate name; content contains booking fields.

Henry County Inmate Profile Fields

Sample feed inspection showed real booking fields and also showed what the feed does not include. The visible entry may include a mugshot image, inmate ID, age, race, sex, booking date, arresting agency, charges, bond amount, and sometimes a future court date inside the charge text. It did not show height, weight, eye color, hair color, housing pod, warrant number as a separate field, magistrate name, release date, or medical flags in the sampled public feed.

FieldWhat It Shows
NameFull name in last, first, middle format when available.
ImageMugshot or booking photo URL in small and large sizes.
Inmate IDVisible numeric identifier assigned in the feed.
Age, race, sexBasic profile fields exactly as displayed by the feed.
Booking dateDate and time of jail booking.
Arresting agencyExamples include the Sheriff's Office, Clinton Police Department, and Missouri State Highway Patrol.
ChargesVisible charge descriptions, bond amount after charge, and sometimes a future court date.
Bond amountAmounts observed in the feed vary and may include zero-dollar holds or large bonds.

Note: Jail booking information is a custody snapshot and should not be read as a conviction or final sentence.


Sheriff App Search Tools

The app manifest for Henry Co. Sheriff's Office, MO is an important local source because several jail functions live in the app environment. It lists Inmate Search, visitation information, money on books, accepted bond companies, civil process, general records request information, report request, map, news, staff tools, Submit a Tip, Most Wanted, and Sex Offenders. The Apple listing identifies the seller as Henry County Sheriff's Office MO and shows the app was released in July 2025.

The sheriff app web manifest documents how the app features are wired.

Henry County inmate records sheriff app manifest

For Henry County inmate records, the manifest explains why roster, visitation, money, and records request content appear as app or web-app features.


Henry County Jail Contact Card

The research found one county jail facility for Henry County inmate records. The sheriff app contact card lists the sheriff office and jail as open 24 hours. Use the jail for custody, booking, bond, and facility questions; use the court division for case status, court dates, pleas, dispositions, and certified case records.

Henry County Sheriff's Office and Jail

200 N. Main Street

Clinton, MO 64735

660-885-7300

Open 24 hours

For 911-related records, the sheriff general information source points to Central Communications at 660-885-5587. For public records questions, Captain Rob Hills is named as Custodian of Records.

Bond questions may involve the jail and the court. The sheriff jail FAQ explains bail as the amount set by a judge to ensure appearance, while a bondsman or bond company posts bail under a contract and may charge a nonrefundable fee or require collateral. The accepted bond companies page says bond companies licensed and approved through Missouri are accepted for defendants in custody, with the state-maintained licensed agent list linked from that sheriff source.


Booking Records vs Court Cases

Henry County booking records can show charges before the court file is complete. The inmate feed may show charge descriptions such as harassment, burglary, stealing, possession of controlled substance, resisting arrest, tampering with physical evidence, trespass, unlawful use of weapon, trafficking drugs, DWI, operating without a valid license, and awaiting on warrant. Those entries show why the person is held or booked, not the final court outcome.

When a criminal or traffic case is filed, court records move through Missouri Case.net and Circuit Clerk Wendi McGhee's division. For the full case file, use Henry County criminal court records. Court records may show arraignment, pleas, motions, hearings, disposition, and sentencing. A jail entry may show only intake facts and charge text.

Key distinction: The jail roster is a sheriff custody record; the court case is the official file for pleas, judgments, and sentences.


Henry County Inmate Visitation

Official visitation information says visitors need a photo ID and an email address to create an account through Inmate Canteen. If the visitor already has an account, login information is needed. The video visitation kiosk is in the glass-doored lobby of the Sheriff's Office, in the corner to the left after entering. Visits are limited to 15 minutes, once each week per inmate.

Visit TypeDaysTimeLength and Location
Video visitation, male and female inmatesMonday-Friday9:00 AM to 4:00 PM15 minutes, once weekly per inmate, at the Sheriff's Office lobby kiosk with Inmate Canteen account.

The sheriff visitation source supplies the schedule and kiosk instructions.

Henry County inmate records visitation schedule source

The kiosk location is a useful local detail because the source describes exactly where visitors go after entering the lobby.


Money, Commissary and Phones

Money on books can be handled through Inmate Canteen, in person at the jail or Sheriff's Office by cash or debit card, or by mail as a money order. The research did not locate phone-call rates, remote-video pricing, tablet rules, or commissary item lists in official Henry County sources, so those details should be confirmed with the jail before funds are sent.

The sheriff money on books source documents the Henry County payment channels.

Henry County inmate records money on books source

Phone service is listed through CIDNET in the research, while commissary and visitation account activity points to Inmate Canteen.


Henry County Inmate Mail and Property

Inmate mail should be addressed to the inmate's full name at Henry County Jail, 200 N Main St, Clinton, MO 64735. The jail FAQ says the jail does not accept messages for inmates. It also says inmate property can be picked up only by the person designated by the inmate, and that the person must present a valid physical photo ID such as a driver's license or passport. Digital copies or photos of IDs on a phone are not accepted.

The sheriff jail FAQ source covers mail, messages, property, and bail bond basics.

Henry County inmate records jail FAQ source

That FAQ is also the source for the rule that physical ID is required for property pickup.


Missouri DOC Offender Search

Not every person connected to a Henry County criminal case remains in the county jail. A person sentenced to prison, released on supervision, or otherwise under Missouri Department of Corrections control belongs in the Missouri DOC Offender Search rather than the county roster. The DOC search is a state channel for sentenced or supervised offenders, not the local jail booking feed.

Henry County residents may also see a Sex Offenders feature in the sheriff app. That feature links to the Missouri State Highway Patrol sex offender registry. It is a separate registry search, not a jail roster and not a list of current inmates.

Use the timing of the case to choose the right database. Before sentencing, the sheriff roster may show a current county booking. After sentencing, the person may transfer to the Department of Corrections and leave the local feed. If the issue is a pending court charge, Case.net and the Circuit Clerk divisions may be more useful than either custody database because the court file tracks pleas, hearings, disposition, and sentence.


Request Booking or Report Records

The sheriff general information page names Captain Rob Hills as Custodian of Records under Missouri's custodian statute. Written requests may be sent to Henry County Sheriff's Office, Attention: Custodian of Records, C/O Captain Rob Hills, 200 North Main Street, Clinton, MO 64735, or by email to rhills@henrymosheriff.gov. The source says written requests are addressed as quickly as possible and no later than the third business day after receipt.

If more time is needed, the requester should receive a written explanation and an earliest available access date. If access is denied, the requester should receive a written legal basis. Some booking, arrest, juvenile, victim, medical, investigative, sealed, or expunged information may be restricted or redacted under Missouri law.

The sheriff report request form inventory is detailed enough to prepare a request before submission. It asks for name, physical address, city, zip, mailing address, home phone, report number, date of report, relationship to the report, delivery choice, and a description of the incident. Work phone and complainant name are optional fields. The relationship choices are victim, complainant, witness, or other, and delivery choices are mailed copy or pickup.

That form path is useful for incident or report copies, but it does not replace the roster for current custody checks. For a court-certified case document, use the Circuit Clerk instead.

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