There are different classifications of sex offenders. Sex offenders and offenders against children are required to register one time annually. Sexually violent predators are required to register every 90 days. All classifications of sex offenders are required to...
If it is a felony criminal warrant, you can turn yourself into the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office. If it is a misdemeanor warrant, you can turn yourself into the Sheriff’s Office or you can contact the County Clerk and ask that you have yourself added...
Indiana law does not require you to register your firearm. If you purchase a firearm from a firearms dealer, the firearm will be registered to you in the federal database. If you decide to sell the firearm at a later date, the Sheriff’s Office recommends you...
The person who is posting the bond must have a state-issued photo ID as well as the exact amount of the bond in cash or credit card. The credit card being used must belong to the person who is posting the bond. There is a non-refundable convenience charge on payments...
Indiana requires that vehicles purchased out of state must have a VIN inspection performed before the vehicle can be titled and registered with the Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV). The Sheriff’s Office performs this service free of charge. If the vehicle is parked or...
The Vanderburgh County Legal Aid Society maintains a webpage that fully explains the process of obtaining a protective order. Click here to be taken to the Legal Aid Society website.
