Find Lebanon County Inmates

Lebanon County inmate search requires more than one source because the county prison page did not show a public online jail roster in the researched materials. Local custody questions usually begin with the county correctional facility, while state-sentenced people and parolees are searched through Pennsylvania DOC. VINE adds custody-status notification, and UJS dockets can help connect custody to charges, bail, court events, and warrants.

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Lebanon County Jail Roster Overview

The Lebanon County Correctional Facility, often abbreviated LCCF, is the county prison at 730 E. Walnut St., Lebanon, PA 17042. The researched phone number is 717-274-5451, fax 717-274-1338, and office hours are 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. The county identifies Tina Litz as Warden, with Heather Diehl as Deputy Warden of Operations and Rebecca Davis as Deputy Warden of Treatment.

No public Lebanon County jail roster or county inmate-search form was located on the official county website during research. The Prison System page provides facility information, leadership, programming, and account-service links, but not a searchable list of current inmates. For local county-facility custody questions, call LCCF or use court records to identify the case context. For state-sentenced inmates and parolees, use the Pennsylvania DOC locator. For custody notifications, use Pennsylvania VINE.

The facility image is sourced from the official Lebanon County Prison System page.

Lebanon County inmate records correctional facility page

This image anchors the local custody channel: LCCF is the county facility, not the statewide prison system.


LCCF Contact Card

Lebanon County Correctional Facility

730 E. Walnut St.

Lebanon, PA 17042

717-274-5451

Fax: 717-274-1338

Office hours: 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Facility Leadership

Warden: Tina Litz

Deputy Warden of Operations: Heather Diehl

Deputy Warden of Treatment: Rebecca Davis

Director of Security: Scott Hocker

Director of Work Release: Christopher Watson


How to Check Custody Status

Because Lebanon County did not publish a researched online roster, use a step block built around the official fallback channels. A name-only search can miss people who are in state custody, newly booked, released, under a different spelling, or listed only through a court docket. Work from local custody, then state custody, then docket context.

  1. Call LCCF at 717-274-5451 for county custody information that is not available through a public jail roster.
  2. Search Pennsylvania DOC's inmate and parolee locator for state-sentenced inmates and parolees.
  3. Use Pennsylvania VINE for custody status and notification where the agency data is available.
  4. Search UJS Case Search for charges, bail status, court events, warrants, and docket entries tied to custody.
  5. For booking or jail administrative records that are not online, use the county Right-to-Know route or contact prison administration, understanding that medical, security, and classification details may be withheld.

Inmate Search Field Table

Official search fields depend on the channel. LCCF did not publish an online roster in the research snapshot, while DOC and VINE use their own state systems. Court dockets add another route when custody is tied to a criminal, MDJ, or traffic matter.

ChannelField LabelTypeRequiredNotes
LCCF phone/in personFull legal nameVerbal / office requestRecommendedUse for local county-facility custody because no official roster was located.
LCCF phone/in personDate of birth or other identifierVerbal / office requestRecommendedHelps avoid name-match errors; disclosure may be limited.
PA DOC LocatorName or inmate/parolee identifiersWeb formVariesState-sentenced inmates and parolees only; excludes county-facility inmates.
VINENameWeb formRecommendedUse full legal name where possible.
VINEDOB / IDWeb formOptionalResearch notes that result fields vary by agency.
UJS Case SearchDocket, participant, or citationWeb formNoUse to connect custody to charges, bail, warrants, and hearings.

Sample Inmate Field Inventory

The official Lebanon County prison page did not publish individual inmate profiles. A cautious field inventory should therefore separate confirmed local facility information from state and notification systems. Do not assume a county profile contains booking number, housing unit, bond, release date, or charge details unless LCCF confirms them or they appear on a court docket.

FieldConfirmed SourceWhat It Shows
Facility status and inmate categoriesLCCF pageCounty facility role, including pretrial detainees, county sentences, certain shorter state/federal local appearances, and probation/parole violators.
State inmate or parolee recordPA DOC locatorState-sentenced inmate or parolee information only; the service updates daily and excludes county inmates.
Custody status and notificationVINECustody status and notification options where VINE has agency data.
Charges and docket eventsUJS Case SearchCase numbers, charges, bail, events, warrants, and dispositions where public docket access permits.
Booking or jail administrative recordsLCCF / RTKL routeMay require direct request; medical, security, and classification details may be withheld.

State DOC Locator and VINE

The Pennsylvania DOC locator is useful only after a person is in the state correctional or parole system. The research notes that it covers state-sentenced inmates and parolees, updates daily, and explicitly does not include county-facility inmates. A Lebanon County jail search that starts and ends with DOC can miss a person held at LCCF before trial or on a county sentence.

The DOC locator image is from Pennsylvania's Locate an Inmate or Parolee service page.

Lebanon County inmate records Pennsylvania DOC locator page

This state locator is valuable for transferred or state-sentenced cases, but it is not a substitute for calling the county facility.

Pennsylvania VINE provides custody status and notification services. Use a full legal name, and use date of birth or an ID when available. VINE result fields vary by agency, so a VINE result should be read alongside the court docket and the local facility contact route.

The VINE image comes from the Pennsylvania VINE custody and notification portal.

Lebanon County inmate records Pennsylvania VINE custody notification page

VINE is best used for custody updates and notifications, while UJS and LCCF supply the case and county-facility context.


Booking, Sentences, and Court Context

LCCF is a 5th Class county prison and short-term confinement facility operating under Pennsylvania county-prison standards. The county research says it houses pretrial detainees who cannot post bail, county-sentenced inmates under two years, some sentences between two and under five years at judge discretion, probation/parole violators, and short-term state or federal inmates appearing locally in court. Sentences of five years or more must be served at a state correctional facility.

For the court side of custody, UJS Case Search can show bail status, charges, warrants or bench-warrant entries, and court events tied to the case. Common Pleas criminal records route through the Clerk of Courts, while preliminary and traffic matters often begin in a Magisterial District Court. A docket may explain why someone is in custody even when no online county roster is available.


Visitation, Mail, and Money

The researched county pages linked inmate handbooks, a Money and Clothing Policy, a Money on Inmate Accounts guide, Prison Board documents, and ConnectNetwork services. They did not expose a detailed visitation schedule, visitor dress code, video visitation rate, child-visitor rule, or mail-format rule in the available web text. For exact visit times or mail instructions, call LCCF before sending mail or arriving for a visit.

TopicResearched FactAction
Visitation scheduleDetailed schedule not visible in the researched web text.Call LCCF at 717-274-5451 before visiting.
Mail rulesCounty links a jail handbook and related policy documents.Use the current handbook or call the facility before mailing.
Commissary / Trust AccountCovers commissary, calls to people on the inmate phone list, and transfer to tablet.Deposit through ConnectNetwork options.
AdvancePay Phone AccountFunds calls to one phone number.Use ConnectNetwork for the phone account.
TabletTablet funds are not available on kiosk.Deposit through GTL at 1-866-516-0115 or gettingout.com.
Care packages / Oasis Commissary$100 maximum per inmate per week.Order through lebanpa.jailcanteen.com using resident last name or ID; assistance (770) 889-9191.

ConnectNetwork and Inmate Funds

Lebanon County links GTL / ConnectNetwork for inmate accounts. The ConnectNetwork facility page identifies Lebanon County PA-Correctional Facility as Site ID 3 at 730 East Walnut Street, Lebanon, PA 17042. The listed services are AdvancePay Phone, Trust Fund, and Messaging.

The ConnectNetwork screenshot comes from the official facility page for Lebanon County PA-Correctional Facility.

Lebanon County inmate records ConnectNetwork account page

Use this account channel for communications and trust-fund services, while keeping custody verification with LCCF or state custody systems.


Programs, Board Meetings, and Record Limits

LCCF stresses rehabilitation and lists Work Release, Detail, Drug and Alcohol Programs, and educational programming. Jubilee Ministries provides religious programming and counseling for inmates and families. These program facts help identify the facility's public role, but they do not create a public inmate database.

Lebanon County Prison Board meetings in 2026 are scheduled on the third Wednesday of each month at 11:30 a.m. in Room 207 of the Municipal Building, with some asterisked dates conducted at LCCF. Published dates include Jan. 21, Feb. 18, Mar. 18, Apr. 15, May 20, Jun. 17, Jul. 15, Aug. 19, Sep. 16, Oct. 21, Nov. 18, and Dec. 16.

Medical, security-classification, confidential, and some administrative jail records may be withheld. For agency records outside court files, the Pennsylvania Right-to-Know Law process may apply. For case records, use UJS policy and the court custodian instead of treating a jail record request as a replacement for a court docket.