Ohio Public Records

• Where can I find information about upcoming court dates in Ohio?
  To find an upcoming court date in Ohio, you can visit the Ohio Supreme Court's website, where you can select the specific county where the case is filed. Each county has its own court system, and you can access the court's calendar online. For example, if you are looking for Huron County, you would select it on the Ohio Supreme Court's website, navigate to the Huron County court link, and then find the option to search their calendars. For more information, you can visit the Ohio Supreme Court's official website at https://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov.

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• Is there a way to find information about someone convicted in Ohio without them discovering my identity?
  In Ohio, you can access information about someone convicted of a crime through public records, which are generally available online. Criminal records can often be searched without notifying the individual in question. Various online databases and government resources allow you to look up these records, and private companies that conduct background checks also do so without informing the subject. While court records are public, accessing them may involve fees or require a visit to the courthouse. For more detailed information, you can visit the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction's website or the Ohio Supreme Court's public records page.

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• Where can I go in Ohio to find a death certificate?
  To obtain a death certificate in Ohio, you can request it through the Ohio Department of Health's Office of Vital Statistics. You can obtain certified copies of death certificates by applying online, by mail, or in person. If you are looking for basic information rather than a certified copy, you can access death records for free at the Ohio Historical Society or through the Ohio Library archives, which provide information for deaths occurring between 1913-1944 and 1954-1963. For more details on how to request a death certificate, visit the Ohio Department of Health's vital records webpage at https://odh.ohio.gov/know-our-programs/vital-statistics.

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• Where can I find out in Ohio if someone has filed for divorce?
  To find out if someone has filed for divorce in Ohio, you should check with the probate court in the county where the divorce is likely to have been filed. Each county's probate court maintains its own records, which can typically be accessed either online or in person. Ohio does not have a centralized database for divorce filings, so it is essential to know the specific county. You can find a list of probate courts across Ohio on the Ohio Supreme Court's website. For more information, visit the Ohio Supreme Court's official site at https://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov.

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• Where can I find a copy of a marriage record in Ohio?
  In Ohio, marriage records are maintained by the probate court in the county where the marriage took place. The Ohio Department of Health does not provide marriage or divorce records; their vital records office only handles birth and death certificates. To obtain a copy of a marriage record, you can visit the probate court's website for the specific county where the marriage occurred. For more information, you can refer to the Ohio Secretary of State's website at https://www.ohiosos.gov.

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• Where can I find access to a copy of my arrest records in Ohio?
  In Ohio, you can obtain your arrest records by submitting a request to the law enforcement agency that made the arrest. If you had legal representation, such as an attorney or public defender, they may also assist you in obtaining these records. The procedures for requesting arrest records can vary by agency, so it is advisable to check the specific police department's website for their policies and procedures. Typically, you will receive a complete arrest report, which includes details filled out by the officer, rather than just a summary of all arrests. For more information, you can visit the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation's website at https://www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov/backgroundcheck.

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• Where can I obtain an individual's employment history in Ohio?
  To obtain someone's employment history in Ohio, you can utilize pre-employment screening services or background check companies that specialize in employment verification. These services can provide information about a person's past employment, including job titles, dates of employment, and sometimes reasons for leaving. It's important to note that accessing someone's employment history may require their consent due to privacy laws. Additionally, you can check with the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, which may have resources or guidance on how to obtain employment records. For more information, you can visit their official website at https://jfs.ohio.gov.

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• Where can I find information on arrest records from June 25, 2015, and June 26, 2015, in Ohio?
  In Ohio, arrest records can typically be accessed through local law enforcement agencies, such as police departments or sheriff's offices. For arrests made by the Ohio State Highway Patrol, you would need to contact them directly. However, access to certain arrest records may be restricted, particularly for individuals not directly involved in the case. To find specific arrest records from June 25th and June 26th, 2015, you can start by checking the inmate search page provided by the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction. This resource allows you to search for inmates by facility or county. Additionally, you may want to contact the local police department or sheriff's office in the area where the arrest occurred for more detailed information. For more information, you can visit the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction's inmate search page at: https://drc.ohio.gov/OffenderSearch.

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• Where can I find access to a record of an arrest for a family member in Ohio?
  To access a record of an arrest for a family member in Ohio, you can start by contacting the police or sheriff's department that made the arrest. Most departments provide information on their websites, including forms for requesting arrest reports. If the arrest is recent, you may also find a custody or booking list available online, particularly with larger agencies. Additionally, local news outlets may report on recent arrests, which can be another source of information. If the arrest led to a conviction, you can check the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction's inmate database, which is publicly accessible. For further details, you can also review criminal court records, including upcoming case calendars. For more information, visit the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction website at https://drc.ohio.gov.

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• Where can I find access to criminal records in Ohio?
  In Ohio, you can access criminal records through the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) and the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (DRC). The BCI provides background checks for individuals, which include criminal history records. You can request a background check online, by mail, or in person. Additionally, local law enforcement agencies may also provide access to criminal records. For more information, visit the Ohio Department of Public Safety's website at https://publicsafety.ohio.gov/ or the BCI's page at https://www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov/backgroundcheck.

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• Where can I find access to an offender's arrest record and charges in Ohio from August 9, 2015, through August 10, 2015?
  In Ohio, you can access an offender's arrest record and charges by visiting the local sheriff's office or police department where the arrest occurred. Additionally, you can check the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction's website for information on offenders. For specific records from August 9th, 2015, through August 10th, 2015, you may also consider using the Ohio Public Records Act to request the information directly from the relevant law enforcement agency. For more details, you can visit the Ohio Secretary of State's website or the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction's website.

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• Where can I find out which prison an offender is located in Ohio?
  You can find the location of an offender in Ohio by using the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction's online inmate search tool. This tool allows you to search for inmates by name, county, or other identifying information. For more information, visit the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction's website at https://www.drc.ohio.gov.

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• Where can I find out in Ohio who owns a property with a house?
  In Ohio, property ownership information can be accessed at the county level. To find out who owns a property, visit the official website of the county where the property is located. Most counties provide access to property records through their auditor or assessor's office, which may offer online search tools. While some counties allow open public searches, others may have limited free access. Typically, these searches will provide basic information, including the names of property owners. For more detailed information, you may need to visit the county office in person or contact them directly. You can find links to county auditor websites at the Ohio Department of Taxation's website: https://tax.ohio.gov.

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• Where can I find a copy of a divorce record in Ohio?
  In Ohio, you can obtain a copy of a divorce record by contacting the clerk of courts in the county where the divorce was filed. Many counties also provide online access to divorce records through their official websites. For more information, you can visit the Ohio Department of Health's website or the specific county court's website.

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• Is there a way to obtain a list of all arrests in Ohio for a specific year?
  To obtain a listing of all arrests in Ohio within a given year, you can access public records from individual law enforcement agencies, such as local police departments and sheriff's offices. Many of these agencies provide online inmate locators or arrest logs on their websites. Additionally, the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction offers resources for accessing statewide inmate information. For comprehensive data, you may also consider checking the Ohio Attorney General's website, which may provide annual reports or statistics related to arrests.

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• Where can I find information in Ohio on how to access domestic violence records?
  In Ohio, you can access domestic violence records through the Ohio Department of Public Safety's Criminal Justice Services. Additionally, local law enforcement agencies may provide information on domestic violence incidents. You can also check court records through the Ohio Supreme Court's online case search. For more detailed information, visit the Ohio Department of Public Safety website or your local county court's website.

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• Where can I find the value of my home in Ohio?
  To find the value of your home in Ohio, you can access the Ohio Department of Taxation's website, which provides property tax information and resources. Additionally, you can check your county auditor's website for property valuation data, recent sales, and comparable properties in your area. These resources can help you estimate your home's value based on recent market trends.

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• How do I find free and online resources in Ohio to determine if a bankruptcy was filed in 2008 or 2009 in the Northern District Circuit Court?
  To find information about a bankruptcy filed in 2008 or 2009 in the Northern District of Ohio, you can visit the official website of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Ohio at www.ohnb.uscourts.gov. There, you can access the case information section, where you can perform a search by entering the party or attorney's name and narrowing your search by date. Utilize as many relevant keywords as possible to enhance your search results.

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• How can I find out what is being built in Ohio next to my bait store?
  To find out what is being built next to your bait store in Ohio, you can check with your local city or county government for building permits and approvals. Typically, this information is available through the city's planning or building department. For example, in Toledo, you would contact the Division of Building Inspection. You can search for your specific city or county name along with "building permits" to locate the appropriate agency. Additionally, you may visit the Ohio Department of Development website for more resources on local construction projects.

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• Where can I find out in Ohio if someone is married?
  In Ohio, you can find information about someone's marital status by checking public records. The most reliable method is to search for marriage licenses, which are maintained by the county probate court where the marriage took place. You can typically access these records online through the respective county's website. Additionally, property records may also provide clues about marital status, as spouses are often listed on real estate documents. While many counties offer free access to these records, some may charge a small fee. For specific county information, you can visit the Ohio Secretary of State's website or the individual county probate court websites.

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• How can I find out if someone was charged and found guilty of rape in Ohio?
  To find out if someone was charged and found guilty of rape in Ohio, you can start by checking the online databases of the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction, which provides information on offenders, including their charges and conviction status. Additionally, you can access court records through the local criminal court where the case was filed. Many counties in Ohio offer online access to court dockets, which include case information and hearing schedules. You may also contact the local police department for reports related to the case. For more comprehensive information, you can visit the Ohio Supreme Court's website, which provides resources for accessing court records.

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Departments which record, maintain and provide official documents, certificates or information requested by the general public.

• Ohio Criminal Records:
  Where and How to Request Criminal Record Checks.
• Ohio Court Records:
  Criminal cases, civil filings, divorces, bankruptcy and judgments.
• Ohio Prison and Jail Inmates:
  Database of available photos and details of jailed inmates in custody.
• Ohio Official Website:
  Government department official public web-portal.
• Ohio Open Public Record Act:
  Laws supporting public's right to inspect government documents.
• Ohio Public Records Request:
  A written request form inquiring about a public record may be used in finding specific files - the more descriptive, the more likely the record will be found.
• Ohio Birth Records:
  Certified or informational copy requests from official departments.
• Ohio Elected Officials:
  Names and contact information and public press releases of members elected to office.
• Ohio Constitution:
  Political processes, amendments, proposals adopted by the state legislature, legal and political organizations.

• Court Name:	U.S. Criminal Court Records for the Southern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	1:25-cr-00107-1
  Case Name:	USA v. Niehaus
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. Criminal Court Records for the Northern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	5:25-cr-00534-SL-1
  Case Name:	United States of America v. Lopez-Urbieta et al.
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. Criminal Court Records for the Northern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	1:25-cr-00531-DAP-1
  Case Name:	United States of America v. Goforth
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. Criminal Court Records for the Northern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	1:25-cr-00539-DCN-1
  Case Name:	United States of America v. Rosas-Luna
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. Criminal Court Records for the Northern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	4:25-cr-00538-PAB-1
  Case Name:	United States of America v. Gadsden
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. Criminal Court Records for the Northern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	1:25-cr-00535-DCN-1
  Case Name:	United States of America v. Sutton
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. Civil Court Records for the Southern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	2:23-cv-01155
  Case Name:	McNerlin v. Commissioner of Social Security
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. Civil Court Records for the Southern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	2:25-cv-00908
  Case Name:	Mahoney v. City of Delaware et al
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. Civil Court Records for the Southern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	2:25-cv-01267
  Case Name:	Smith v. The City of Nelsonville et al
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. Civil Court Records for the Southern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	2:25-cv-01266
  Case Name:	Berry v. Commissioner of Social Security
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. Civil Court Records for the Southern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	1:25-cv-00789
  Case Name:	Mosley v. Commissioner of Social Security
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. Civil Court Records for the Southern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	2:23-cv-00995
  Case Name:	Jack v. C.R. Bard, Inc. et al
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. Federal Court Records for the Southern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	1:25-bk-12762
  Case Name:	Shawnte M Faulkner
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. Federal Court Records for the Northern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	25-14762-jps
  Case Name:	Shaierra Matthews
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. Federal Court Records for the Southern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	1:25-bk-12761
  Case Name:	Alesa Rai Thompson
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. Federal Court Records for the Southern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	1:25-bk-12760
  Case Name:	Skye T Calvert
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. Federal Court Records for the Southern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	1:25-bk-12759
  Case Name:	Sean C Mize and Brian A Walker
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. Federal Court Records for the Southern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	1:25-bk-12758
  Case Name:	Jazmyne Rain Fraley
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	1:25-mj-04223-JDG-1
  Case Name:	USA v. Jones
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	1:25-sf-66147-JPC
  Case Name:	Brown v. Indivior Inc., et al.
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	1:23-dp-20003-JJH
  Case Name:	Fleming v. DePuy Orthopaedics, Inc. et al
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	2:25-mj-00612-1
  Case Name:	USA v. Kah
  Date Published:	October 30, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	2:25-mj-00593-1
  Case Name:	USA v. Olvera-Ramirez
  Date Published:	October 29, 2025
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• Court Name:	U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio
  Case Number:	1:25-mj-00830-1
  Case Name:	USA v. Cuellar Montufa
  Date Published:	October 29, 2025
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• Number of Participating Agencies:
  641
• Population Covered:
  11,118,870
• Total Offenses:
  274,453
• Arson:
  1,028
• Bribery:
  19
• Burglary/Breaking & Entering:
  23,359
• Counterfeiting/Forgery:
  2,816
• Destruction/Damage/Vandalism:
  61,287
• Embezzlement:
  72
• Extortion/Blackmail:
  879
• Fraud Offenses:
  20,176
• Larceny/Theft Offenses:
  130,594
• Motor Vehicle Theft:
  24,225
• Robbery:
  5,329
• Stolen Property Offenses:
  4,669

• Information About People and Demographics

• Total population of persons residing within the state
  11,536,504
• Estimate of the state's total residency
  11,353,150
• Percentage change of the total resident population
  2%
• Net change of residents' total population
  183,364
• Complete count of statewide resident population
  11,353,140
• Population estimate of residents less than 5 years of age
  739,526
• Estimated percentage of residents that are less than 5 years of age
  6%
• Estimate of residents that are less than 18 years of age
  2,714,341
• Estimated percentage of residents that are less than 18 years of age
  24%
• Percentage estimate of residents that are 65 years of age and older
  14%
• Estimate of residents that are 65 years of age and older
  1,605,316
• Total estimate percentage of female residents
  51%
• State's white resident population
  9,539,437
• State's black resident population
  1,407,681
• State's American Indian and Alaska Native resident populations
  25,292
• State's Asian resident population
  192,233
• State's Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander resident population
  4,066
• Statewide resident population of two or more races
  237,765
• Statewide resident population of Hispanic or Latino origin
  354,674
• Non Hispanic white resident population
  9,359,263
• Statewide percentage of white residents
  83%
• Statewide percentage of black residents
  12%
• Statewide percentage of American Indian and Alaska Native residents
  0%
• Statewide percentage of Asian residents
  2%
• Statewide percentage of Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander
  0%
• Statewide percentage of Two or more races
  2%
• Statewide percentage of Hispanic or Latino Origin
  3%
• Statewide percentage of non Hispanic white
  81%

• Vital Statistics

  Births and deaths occurring in Ohio
• Births
  150,879
• Deaths
  106,534
• Infant death occurring within the state of persons one year of age or less
  1,160
• Percentage of persons with the same residence of one year or more
  85%

• Resident Background Information

  Education and background history of Ohio Residents
• Percentage of foreign born population in the state
  4%
• Percentage of residents 5 years of age and older that speak languages other than English at home
  6%
• Percentage of persons from 25 years of age and older with high a school education or higher
  87%
• Percentage of persons from 25 years of age and older with bachelor's degree or higher
  24%
• Total number of Veterans
  951,024

• Current Housing and Real Estate Data

  Households located in Ohio
• Average time spent commuting to work for person 16 years and over not working from their personal residence
  23 Min
• Housing unit estimates
  5,094,126
• Net change of housing units estimates
  311,057
• Housing unit estimates - percentage change
  7%
• Percentage of the state's housing units being occupied by owners
  70%
• Median value of the state's housing units being occupied by owners
  $134,500
• Percentage of housing in structure of multi dwelling units
  23%
• Total number of households
  4,526,164
• Average size of households
  2

• Ohio Employment Data

  Income, earnings and payrolls of people residing within the State
• Per capita income in the past 12 months in dollars adjusted to inflation
  $24,830
• Statewide income of median households in Ohio
  $45,467
• Percentage of persons living in poverty
  15%
• The personal income of persons employed
  $395,614
• Per capita income of persons employed
  $34,468
• Labor force of civilian workers
  5,970,188
• The unemployment of the civilian labor force
  611,220
• The rate of unemployed civilian labor force
  10%
• Employment of person relating to all industries
  6,829,647
• Net change of employment in all industries
  -6,041
• People employed by the government
  840,774
• Earnings by persons working in all industries
  299,768,776
• Average earnings per job in all industries
  43,892
• Number of private non farm establishments
  263,761