Road Units are responsible for enforcing criminal and traffic laws of the State of Ohio. Deputies respond to 911 emergencies, Fire and Ambulance, calls for service and complete written reports on crimes. In many cases they conduct the preliminary investigation on criminal activity. Road deputies respond to traffic accidents rendering aid to the injured when necessary as well as investigating the causative factors and conditions surrounding the accident.

We receive all 911 calls from landlines as well as cell phones.

We receive all emergency calls for Carroll County, and our dispatchers answer the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office administrative line. We encourage anyone that has an emergency to call 911, not the administrative number for the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office.

Our dispatchers also dispatch fourteen fire departments, four 1st responder services, three law enforcement agencies, and all other after hour emergency notifications to various Carroll County agencies.

We are in the process of installing the Nexgen 911 system. This system will be more efficient in receiving emergency call information and aid in dispatching emergency responders by a Geolocation. In general this is the practice of determining the physical, real world location of a person or device using digital information.

Detectives are assigned cases to investigate after a deputy sheriff has taken the victim's report and forwarded it for investigation.

The Detective Bureau is responsible for investigating:

• Child Abuse Complaints
• Crimes Against People
• Homicides
• Internet Crimes Against Children
• Property Crimes
• Missing Persons
• Sex Crimes
• Drug Related Crimes
• Other Major Crimes

The Carroll County Jail is a full-service facility operating 365 days a year on a 24/7 basis. The jail is located at the Sheriff's Office at 43 Second Street S.E. Carrollton, Ohio 44615. The Carroll County Jail houses inmates for Juvenile Court, Municipal Court, and the Court of Common Pleas. The Jail contains 5 female beds, 30 male beds, 4 holding cells, and 1 receiving cell.

Direct Line to Jail: 330-627-2170