Hocking County Busted Mugshots is a private reference service, not a government office. We cannot confirm custody, release someone, post bond, retrieve an official booking record, or resolve a court matter. Use the agency that created or holds the record for those requests.
Hocking Records and Custody
The Hocking County Sheriff's Office is the official local contact for Sheriff-held public records and county law-enforcement questions. The Sheriff directs jail information to Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail. For a record request, identify the person, a date range, the type of record, and the arresting agency. The Sheriff's published records procedure permits requests in person or by email form, subject to applicable public-record rules, review, and redaction.
Hocking County Sheriff's Office
Records and county law enforcement
25 East Second Street
Logan, OH 43138
Dispatch: (740) 385-2131
Jail information: (740) 753-4060
In-person public-record hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., excluding county-recognized holidays.
Use the Sheriff's records-request instructions for the published in-person and email-form route. The office states that it gives a cost estimate within five days of a request, but it does not promise a particular fee, response time, format, or release decision for a booking photograph.
Choose the Right Record Path
The agency and custody stage determine the correct contact. The following paths help keep a city police record, regional jail roster, court filing, and state-prison record from being treated as the same document.
- For current regional custody, use the official-facing SEORJ New Inmate Roster and check the displayed Arresting Agency field.
- For a Logan Police report, arrest journal, affidavit, or city-held photo, use Logan Police communications and records at 50 South Mulberry Street, Logan, Ohio 43138, phone (740) 385-6866.
- For a later municipal case or court procedure, use Hocking County Municipal Court rather than a jail roster.
- For felony criminal and other Common Pleas filings, use the Hocking Common Pleas Internet Inquiry.
- For sentenced state-prison custody or supervision, use the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Offender Search, not SEORJ.