The booking process at the Joliet City Jail includes the booking officer capturing the offender's vital details and adding it to the Joliet City Jail's inmate database. The information in the Joliet City Jail's inmate database constitutes the arrestee's full names and aliases, mugshots, current address, fingerprints, and nature of the crime committed. 

The Will County County Sheriff's Department has an inmate information center that includes an elaborate online inmate search portal. Here, anyone can search for an inmate held at the Joliet City Jail. Use the inmate's first name, last name, middle name, and date of birth to generate the following inmate search results: -

• The Joliet Police Department Jail
• booking Number
• Last Name
• Middle Name
• Sex
• Race
• Date of Birth
• Age

Anyone wishing to send a mail or package to an inmate held at the Joliet Police Department Jail should wait until they get transferred to the Will County county jail. For more guidelines about sending a mail, contact the Joliet Police Department Jail at 815-724-3210 or fax 815-724-3290.

Arrestees at the Joliet Police Department Jail may not need any funds due to their short stay incarceration at the Joliet Police Department Jail. Anyone wishing to send funds to the inmates at Joliet Police Department Jail should wait until they are transferred to the Will County county jail. 

During the booking process at the Joliet Police Department Jail, the inmates are free to make 4 calls to their friends and family members to let them know about their arrest. Inmates at Joliet Police Department Jail can receive calls from the inmate any day between 9 am and 5 pm for up to 25 minutes. 

Inmates held at the Joliet Police Department Jail spend a few hours or days before transferring to the Will County county jails. Anyone planning to visit an inmate at the Joliet Police Department Jail should wait after the transfer and then book a visit using the Online Visitation Scheduling System. Or, call the Joliet Police Department at 815-724-3210 on weekdays between 9 am and 2 pm.

Joliet, IL Police Records

Beecher Police Department Blotter
Frankfort Police Department Blotter
Joliet Police Department Press Releases
New Lenox Police Department Blotter
Will County Circuit Court Clerk's Office Court Records
Will County Most Wanted
Will County Pistol Permits & Gun Licenses
Will County Sheriff's Office Warrants
Will County Sheriff's Office Website

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