Coles County Jail

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Coles County Sheriff Information

The Cole County Sheriff’s Office is responsible for ensuring the safety and security of the people in the county. The department is headed by Sheriff James Rankin. The direct email for the sheriff is jrankin@co.coles.il.us. The Chief Deputy is Tad Freezeland. He serves as the Sheriff’s second-in-command, overseeing the day-to-day operations of the department.

Cole County Sheriff’s Office Address:
701 7th St., Charleston, IL 61920

Cole County Sheriff’s Office Phone:
(217) 348-0585

Cole County Sheriff’s Office Fax:
(217) 348-7345

Cole County Sheriff

Coles County is located in the central region of Illinois. The county seat is Charleston which also happens to be the largest city in the area. According to the 2010 census, 53,873 people reside in this county. The total area of the county measures 510 square miles.

2018 Violent Crime Rate Coles: 228
Data Source: Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program

Coles County Jail Information

The Corrections Division of the Coles County Sheriff’s Office oversees the county jail. The Corrections Supervisor Lt. Lisa Tillis serves as the Jail Administrator. The Coles County Safety & Detention Center can house up to 154 inmates. If you wish to learn an inmate’s status, bond amount, or visitation schedule, you can contact the jail at (217) 348-7332 at any time.

Coles County Safety & Detention Center Address:
701 7th St., Charleston, IL 61920

Coles County Safety & Detention Center Phone:
(217) 348-7332

If you wish to locate an individual currently housed in this facility, you can check the list of confined inmates online. The list contains the following inmate information: complete name, physical description, arrest date and time, charges, bond, offense date, and court case number.

Coles Inmates List

The Coles County Sheriff’s Office is currently accepting applications for Certified Correctional Officers. All applicants must be certified as a Correctional Officer and require no additional mandatory training. You can obtain a copy of the application form at the Sheriff’s Office or online. If you have any questions, you can get in touch with Detective David Pickering at 217-348-0589 or through e-mail dpickering@co.coles.il.us.

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