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Johnson County KS Jail Booking, Custody and Court Case Lookup

Trying to locate someone arrested in Olathe, Overland Park, Lenexa or another Johnson County city? Use this guide to search current and previous bookings, confirm which detention facility holds the person, check bond and visitation details, find the court case and request an official Kansas criminal-history record.

Current inmate Previous booking Bond status First appearance Video visitation Police records
Important: An arrest record, mugshot, charge description, jail entry or warrant does not prove guilt. Verify the person carefully and read the court disposition before drawing conclusions.
Quick answer

Start With the Record That Answers Your Immediate Question

Johnson County provides separate tools for current inmates, previous booking history, weekly booking reports, district court cases, warrants and sheriff-created police records. A KBI criminal-history report is a separate statewide service.

Current custody

Use the official inmate search and enter the first and last name.

Previous booking

Select “Show Previous Booking History” before searching.

Court case

Use Kansas CaseSearch for Johnson County District Court records.

Official background report

Use the Kansas Bureau of Investigation criminal-history service.

Was the arrest made today?
A new record may not appear immediately. Confirm the arresting agency, search the surname carefully, then call Central Booking at 913-715-5100 if booking is still in progress.
Task finder

Choose the Johnson County Record Task You Need

URGENT Find a recent arrest

Search current custody, then call Central Booking when the arrest is too recent to appear online.

HISTORY Find a previous booking

Use the same inmate tool, activate previous booking history and search the full name.

COURT Find charges or a court date

Use Kansas CaseSearch and the Johnson County District Court contact route.

RELEASE Check bond or release

Review the official bonding page and confirm conditions directly with the detention facility.

FAMILY Visit, call, mail or deposit

Use New Century video visitation, Smart Communications and JailATM instructions.

RECORDS Request a police report

Contact Sheriff’s Central Records when the Sheriff’s Office created the report.

Jump Directly to the Information You Need

The navigation remains part of the page and does not cover the screen while you read.

Source routing

Which Johnson County Search Should You Use?

Match the question to the correct official source
Your question
Correct source
Information to prepare
What to do after opening
Is someone currently in the Johnson County jail system?
Correct first and last name
Open the matching record and save the CFN, facility, charges, bond and case number.
Was the person booked previously?
First and last name
Select “Show Previous Booking History,” then press Search.
Who was booked or released this week?
Approximate date and name
Review the weekly report, then confirm current custody through inmate search.
What happened in the criminal court case?
Party name or Johnson County case number
Open the matching JO criminal case and review docket events, hearings and disposition.
Is there an active Johnson County warrant?
Correct legal name
Do not attempt to detain anyone. Contact the Warrant Unit with questions.
Do I need a formal Kansas criminal-history report?
Accurate identifying information and payment method
Create or use a KanAccess account and complete the fee-based search.
Can I obtain the Sheriff’s police report?
Report number, date, time, location and involved names
Submit the request in person, by email or mail and retain the response.
Understand the record path

A Booking Entry Is Only the First Part of the Record

1
Booking Name, CFN and initial charges
2
Custody Facility, bond and release status
3
Court Case filing, hearings and disposition
4
Official report Sheriff records or KBI history
Do not stop at the booking charge. The filed court charge may be amended, dismissed or resolved differently. Use the court docket to understand the current status.
Detention facilities

Johnson County Central Booking and New Century Detention Center

Central Booking Facility
101 North Kansas Avenue
Olathe, KS 66061

Switchboard: 913-715-5100

Use this number for recent-booking and facility-routing questions.

New Century Adult Detention Center
27745 West 159th Street
New Century, KS 66031

Switchboard: 913-715-5900

On-site video visitation is handled at this facility regardless of the inmate’s housing location.

Medical or mental-health information: Families may leave relevant information for detention medical staff through the Patient Advocacy Line at 913-715-5770. Privacy rules may prevent staff from discussing the inmate’s medical condition with an unauthorized caller.
Court verification

Search Johnson County Criminal Court Cases in Kansas CaseSearch

Johnson County District Court joined Kansas’ statewide eCourt system in November 2024. Historical and new criminal cases are now searched through the Kansas District Court Public Access Portal.

Older Johnson County format 26CR00123
Statewide portal format JO-2026-CR-000123
Open Kansas CaseSearch Go to Kansas District Court CaseSearch.
Search by party name when the case number fails The Sheriff’s internal case number can look different from the statewide portal number. A name search can help locate the converted case.
Select Johnson County Confirm the county designation is Johnson and the case type is criminal when reviewing multiple results.
Compare identity and filing details Check the party name, filing year, case number, charges and docket events before relying on the record.
Review hearings and disposition Look for the next setting, continuances, plea entries, dismissal, sentencing and other docket activity.
Contact the District Court when information is unclear Johnson County District Court is at 150 W. Santa Fe St., Olathe. Office hours are Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Call 913-715-3300.
First-appearance reminder: A time shown on the jail page may change. The Sheriff specifically encourages users to verify first-appearance information after 11 a.m. through the court-search system.
District or municipal?

Johnson County District Court and City Municipal Courts Are Different

Use the court named on the case or bond paperwork
Court route
Usually handles
Where to search
Important bond note
Johnson County District Court
State criminal cases, including felony and many misdemeanor proceedings
Use the Sheriff’s District Court bond instructions.
Olathe Municipal Court
Olathe ordinance and municipal violations
Municipal cash bond must be posted with Olathe and the receipt returned to the jail.
Lenexa Municipal Court
Lenexa city ordinance and municipal cases
Contact Lenexa Municipal Court for its bond process.
Overland Park Municipal Court
Overland Park ordinance and municipal matters
Use the official city court route shown on the citation or jail record.
Municipal cash bond must be handled through Overland Park before the receipt is returned.
Bond and release

How Johnson County Bond Posting and Release Processing Works

The Sheriff lists several common District Court bond categories, including cash-surety, personal recognizance and ORCD. Always confirm the current bond type and instructions before travelling with money.

1 Booking entered Charges and identifiers recorded
2 Bond type confirmed Cash, surety, PR or ORCD
3 Correct payer route District or municipal court
4 Conditions completed Payment, signer or court terms
5 Release processed Other holds may delay release
Common bond types described by the Johnson County Sheriff
Bond type
What the Sheriff explains
What to confirm
Cash bond
Posted using exact cash or the approved government credit-card bond route. Cashier’s checks and money orders are not accepted for this bond route.
Exact amount, court, payment location and whether another hold exists.
ORCD
A court-ordered own-recognizance cash-deposit option that uses 10% of the total bond.
Whose name must appear on the cash receipt and whether ORCD is actually ordered.
Surety
Uses a bonding company approved by the District Court.
Use only the current approved list displayed by the Sheriff or at the facilities.
Personal recognizance
Release may be ordered without a traditional cash or surety payment, subject to court conditions.
All conditions, reporting duties and release-processing status.
Municipal exception: The Johnson County Sheriff states that municipal cash bonds for Lenexa, Olathe and Overland Park must be posted with those cities. Bring the city receipt back as instructed.
Release is not immediate: The Sheriff warns that bonding and release may take several hours. Other holds, paperwork, court conditions or facility processing can cause additional delay.
Warrant search

How to Check a Johnson County Kansas Warrant

Use the Sheriff’s warrant search

Open the official Johnson County warrant-search page and search the legal name carefully.

Contact the Warrant Unit

For questions or information about a wanted person, call 913-715-5212. Do not confront or attempt to detain anyone.

Scam warning: Courts and law-enforcement agencies warn about callers demanding immediate payment to avoid arrest. Verify the warrant through the official search or phone number before acting.
Video visitation

Johnson County Jail Visitation Rules and Scheduling

Johnson County provides virtual video visits and on-site video visits at the New Century Adult Detention Center, regardless of the inmate’s housing location.

1 Confirm custody
2 Book the visit
3 Bring valid ID
4 Arrive 15 minutes early
On-site video visit
  • Visits take place through kiosks at New Century.
  • The scheduled visit lasts 30 minutes or the remaining scheduled time when started late.
  • Food, drink and smoking are prohibited.
  • Visits are recorded and monitored.
  • Return the visitor pass and collect identification after the visit.
Virtual video visit
  • The inmate must have tablet access.
  • The visitor must create an account.
  • A valid photo ID is required during the application process.
  • Use the Smart Jail Mail route linked by the Sheriff.
  • Account assistance: 1-888-253-5178.

Visitor rules to check before travelling

Bring non-expired government-issued photo identification.
Arrive 15 minutes before the scheduled visit.
Visitors under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Only one adult is allowed during a visitation time.
A child under six may qualify as a lap child.
Children cannot be left unattended in the lobby.
Secure personal property in the provided lockers.
Pass through the facility metal detector.
Wear clothing that complies with the published dress code.
Do not bring materials for the inmate without written authorization.
Read the full rules: Open the Sheriff’s Visitation Rules and Video Visitation pages before scheduling.
Inmate support

Send Money, Mail, Photos and Other Approved Items

Deposit at a jail kiosk

Cash and credit or debit card deposits can be made at kiosks in either jail lobby from 7 a.m.–10 p.m. daily.

You need the inmate’s six-digit Criminal File Number.

Deposit online

Use JailATM, the provider linked by the Sheriff. Online service is available 24 hours a day.

Support: 866-335-2734, option 1.

Understand account use

Inmate funds can be used for commissary purchases, phone time, some medical charges and other detention programs.

Deposit fees may apply.

Do not hand money to staff. Detention staff do not accept cash, checks or money orders for deposit into inmate accounts. Use the kiosk or approved online route.

General inmate mail address

Inmate’s Name – Inmate’s CFN
C/O Smart Communications
Johnson County Sheriff’s Office
P.O. Box 9176
Seminole, FL 33775-9176

General mail is processed off-site and delivered through password-protected kiosks or tablets.

Legal mail address

Inmate’s Name – Inmate’s CFN
Johnson County Adult Detention Center
101 North Kansas Avenue
Olathe, KS 66061

Legal mail must come from the inmate’s attorney of record, be clearly marked and be sent through the U.S. Postal Service.

Photos and publications: Photographs must use the Sheriff’s approved Smart Communications route. Books, newspapers and magazines require approval and must be sent directly from a publisher using the permitted delivery method. Read the complete mail rules before sending anything.
Facility services

Medical, Mental-Health and Inmate Program Information

Family medical concerns

Call the Patient Advocacy Line at 913-715-5770 to leave relevant medical or mental-health information for the contracted detention healthcare provider.

Every message is reviewed, but a return call is not guaranteed.

Available inmate services

The Sheriff lists programs including substance-abuse support, religious services, work programs, educational resources, a law library and notary services.

Notary requests are generally submitted by the inmate through the facility process.

Emergency medical situation: Do not use a website contact form for an immediate emergency. Call the detention facility directly and explain the urgent concern.
Police and arrest reports

Request Johnson County Sheriff Records and Reports

The Sheriff’s Central Records Division maintains records generated by the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office. A report created by Olathe Police, Overland Park Police, Lenexa Police, Kansas Highway Patrol or another agency must be requested from that agency.

Confirm the Sheriff created the report Check the arresting agency or report header before submitting the request.
Prepare identifying details Include the report number when available, date, time, location and names of the people involved.
Submit through the official records route Requests may be made in person, by email or by mail using the contact information on the Sheriff’s Records page.
Allow time for processing The Sheriff states that copies may take up to three business days. Active investigative information may not be releasable.
Review any cost estimate Large, complex or redacted requests may include staff-time and reproduction charges.
Keep the response and receipt Save the submitted request, confirmation, payment record and documents received.
Sheriff’s Central Records
27747 W. 159th Street
New Century, KS 66031

Phone: 913-715-5460
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m., excluding holidays

Email and mail route

Email: SHR-Recordrequests@jocogov.org

Mail requests to the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office, c/o Central Records Division, at the New Century address.

Selected Sheriff records costs published by Johnson County
Record or service
Published guidance
Printed report
No charge for five pages or fewer; each additional page is listed at $0.35.
Printed photograph
The published price is $5.50.
Video copy
The listed charge is $22 per media type, with other preparation costs possible.
Staff search and redaction time
Charged according to the staff member’s applicable hourly rate.
Letter of incarceration
May be obtained through inmate search for records available within the prior three years.
Kansas criminal history

Use KBI When You Need an Official State Criminal-History Report

The Johnson County inmate page is not a formal statewide background report. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation maintains the Kansas Central Repository and offers name-based or fingerprint-based criminal-history checks.

Published online price

The Kansas.gov criminal-history portal currently lists a purchase price of $30 for its public online record-check service.

Available search hours

The portal states that checks may be conducted from 4 a.m. to midnight Central Time each day.

Technical requirements

Cookies must be enabled. The criminal-history session times out after 30 minutes of inactivity.

Open the Kansas criminal-history portal Use Kansas Criminal History Record Search.
Create or use a KanAccess account Follow the account instructions provided on the state portal.
Choose the correct search method Determine whether the purpose requires a public name-based check or fingerprint comparison.
Enter identity information carefully A name-based report can match another person when identifiers are incomplete.
Read the KBI glossary and rap-sheet guide Do not assume that every entry represents a conviction or current unresolved case.
Save the result securely Protect dates of birth and other personal identifiers from unnecessary disclosure.
Victim notification

Register for Johnson County Custody Notifications

KS-VINE provides confidential, free custody information and notification options for participating Kansas county jails.

Open the Sheriff’s victim-notification page Read the Johnson County explanation of KS-VINE.
Search the correct offender Compare the facility, name and identifier before registering for notifications.
Select available notification methods VINE may offer telephone, online or email-based notification options.
Keep contact details current Update the registration when a phone number or email address changes.
State-prison notification: For an offender housed by the Kansas Department of Corrections, the Sheriff directs victims to the KDOC Office of Victim Services at 1-866-404-6732.
Johnson County victim assistance: The District Attorney’s Victim Assistance Unit can be reached at 913-715-3004. Its published protection-order assistance hours are Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Troubleshooting

Fix Common Johnson County Arrest and Court Search Problems

What to do when the expected record does not appear
Problem
Likely reason
Try this
Who to contact
No result after a recent arrest
Booking may not be complete
Confirm spelling, wait for processing and call Central Booking
913-715-5100
A released person is missing
The search is showing current custody only
Enable “Show Previous Booking History”
Sheriff inmate-search support or records
Sheriff case number fails in CaseSearch
The county and statewide systems display different formats
Search by party name or convert to the JO-YYYY-CR format
District Court, 913-715-3300
Bond is posted but release is delayed
Other holds, conditions or release processing remain
Ask whether every condition and receipt has been confirmed
Current detention facility
Visitor cannot complete check-in
Late arrival, invalid ID, dress-code issue or account problem
Review the official rules and arrive 15 minutes early
New Century, 913-715-5900
Sheriff has no police report
Another city or state agency handled the incident
Check the report header or arresting agency
The agency that created the record
Clear or correct a record

Kansas Arrest Record Correction and Expungement Steps

Correcting a factual mistake, asking a court to expunge a record and requesting removal from a private website are separate processes.

Save the official identifiers Keep the booking record, Criminal File Number, report number, court case number and disposition.
Correct errors at the original source Contact the Sheriff, police department, court clerk or KBI depending on which record contains the error.
Review Kansas expungement guidance Use the official Kansas Courts record-expungement resource.
Use the Johnson County Self-Help Center The Self-Help Center provides forms and instructions for expungement and other court matters. Call 913-715-3385.
File in the correct court Municipal and District Court cases may require different filing locations and forms.
Contact private publishers after the official process Use this website’s content-removal policy and contact page with the exact URL and redacted official proof.
Removal is not expungement: Deleting one private webpage does not erase the Sheriff, court or KBI record. Complete the official legal process first.
Addresses, phones and map

Johnson County Jail, Court and Records Office Locations

Central Booking
101 N. Kansas Ave.
Olathe, KS 66061

913-715-5100

New Century Detention Center
27745 W. 159th St.
New Century, KS 66031

913-715-5900

Johnson County District Court
150 W. Santa Fe St.
Olathe, KS 66061

913-715-3300
Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

Sheriff’s Central Records
27747 W. 159th St.
New Century, KS 66031

913-715-5460
Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

Public Defender
115 E. Park St., Suite A
Olathe, KS 66061

913-829-8755

Sheriff non-emergency dispatch

913-782-0720

Call 911 for an immediate emergency.

Central Booking map

The embedded map points to 101 N. Kansas Ave. in Olathe.

Open driving directions

Do not go there for every task

District Court records, expungement filings and clerk questions belong at the courthouse or through Kansas CaseSearch.

Visitation location

On-site video visitation is at New Century, not Central Booking.

Directions to New Century

Courthouse security

Allow additional time for metal-detector and property screening when visiting the Johnson County Courthouse.

Real situations

What to Do in Common Johnson County Arrest Situations

“The arrest happened an hour ago.”

Search current inmates, then call Central Booking. Do not expect court details or a complete bond status immediately.

“The person was released last month.”

Enable previous booking history or review the weekly booking-and-release reports.

“The case number does not work.”

Use a party-name search because the Sheriff’s internal case format differs from the statewide JO format.

“Bond was posted but release is delayed.”

Ask whether another hold exists, whether the correct municipal receipt was returned and whether release processing is complete.

“I need to visit tonight.”

Do not travel before confirming the scheduled visit, approved account, correct facility and photo-ID requirements.

“The charge was dismissed.”

Obtain the official court disposition, review Kansas expungement options and then address private copies.

Official resources

Verified Johnson County and Kansas Record Links

Related guides

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Frequently asked questions

Johnson County KS Arrest Records FAQs

How do I search current Johnson County KS inmates by name?

Open the official Johnson County Sheriff inmate-search page, enter the person’s first and last name, and press Search. Compare the Criminal File Number, booking date, facility, charges and case number before relying on the result.

Can I see previous Johnson County booking history?

Yes. Enter the first and last name in the official inmate search, select “Show Previous Booking History,” and then press Search. The Sheriff also publishes a weekly Booking and Release Report.

Where are Johnson County Kansas inmates held?

Johnson County operates Central Booking at 101 N. Kansas Ave. in Olathe and the New Century Adult Detention Center at 27745 W. 159th St. in New Century. Use the inmate result or call the facilities to confirm the current location.

How do I search a Johnson County criminal court case?

Use Kansas District Court CaseSearch and search by party name or case number. Select the Johnson County result and review the docket, hearings, charges and disposition. Contact Johnson County District Court at 913-715-3300 if the record is unclear.

Why does the Sheriff case number not work in Kansas CaseSearch?

The Sheriff’s internal system and the statewide court portal display Johnson County case numbers differently. Older records may resemble 26CR00123, while the state portal uses a format such as JO-2026-CR-000123. Search by party name when the number fails.

How do I check Johnson County bond and release status?

Open the Sheriff’s official Bonding Information page and call the facility holding the person. Confirm the bond type, exact amount, payment location, municipal or District Court route, other holds and whether release processing has started.

How do Johnson County jail visits work?

Visits are conducted virtually or through kiosks at the New Century Adult Detention Center. Visitors need valid government-issued photo identification, should arrive 15 minutes early and must follow the published age, dress-code and security rules.

How do I send money or mail to a Johnson County inmate?

Use a lobby kiosk between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. daily or the Sheriff-linked JailATM service for deposits. General mail must include the inmate’s name and six-digit CFN and be sent through Smart Communications at the published Seminole, Florida address.

How do I check a Johnson County warrant or request a police report?

Use the Sheriff’s official Warrant Search for Johnson County warrants. For Sheriff-created police reports, contact Central Records at 913-715-5460 and provide the report number, date, time, location and involved names.

How do I obtain or clear an official Kansas criminal record?

Use the Kansas Bureau of Investigation criminal-history portal for an official statewide report. To explore expungement, use the Kansas Courts record-expungement resource and the Johnson County District Court Self-Help Center. Eligibility and filing requirements depend on the record.

Official resources reviewed August 3, 2026

This independent guide is not affiliated with the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office, Johnson County District Court, Kansas Judicial Branch, Kansas Bureau of Investigation, Kansas State Board of Indigents’ Defense, any municipal court or Arrests.org.

Official links, contact numbers, fees, office hours, visitation rules, providers and portal behaviour can change. Confirm time-sensitive information with the responsible agency before travelling, paying money or making a legal decision.

Responsible-use notice: An arrest is not a conviction. This page is not legal advice and is not a consumer-reporting service. Do not use it for employment, housing, credit, insurance or another decision that requires an FCRA-compliant consumer report.