North Central Ohio Rehabilitation Center Custody Information

North Central Ohio Rehabilitation Center Overview

North Central Ohio Rehabilitation Center, often called NCORC, is located at 1440 Mt. Vernon Avenue in Marion. The facility describes itself as a 20-bed community corrections facility for juvenile felony offenders. It is funded through the Ohio Department of Youth Services and serves juvenile courts from Marion, Crawford, Hardin, Morrow, and Wyandot Counties. Other counties may request to use an unused bed.

NCORC should not be described as an adult jail, a county inmate roster, or an ODRC adult prison. Its role is rehabilitative juvenile community corrections. The facility belongs in the Marion County facility map because it holds justice-involved youth from Marion County and nearby counties, but it does not create the same public adult inmate search path as Multi County Correctional Center.

The official NCORC site provides the facility's public identity, contact information, executive director, 20-bed description, served counties, and accreditation history.

That facility source is the best starting point for public contact information, while juvenile court records remain a separate and more restricted category.

North Central Ohio Rehabilitation Center Capacity and Population

NCORC's official site and the Ohio Department of Youth Services profile identify the facility as having 20 beds. That is a juvenile community-corrections capacity, not an adult jail population count. The research did not locate a public roster count, demographic table, or current occupancy report for NCORC.

The core county courts named in the research are Marion, Crawford, Hardin, Morrow, and Wyandot. Because the population is juvenile, do not combine NCORC beds with the adult jail capacity or with historical ODRC prison population figures.

How to Look Up Custody Information at North Central Ohio Rehabilitation Center

There is no public adult inmate roster for NCORC in the reviewed research. Do not use the MCCC Zuercher portal to search for NCORC youth, and do not use ODRC Offender Search unless the person is an adult state prisoner or otherwise in the ODRC public data set. Juvenile custody information is more restricted and usually must be handled through the facility, the placing juvenile court, or authorized family and legal channels.

1. Confirm whether the person is a juvenile case rather than an adult jail or adult prison case.
2. Contact NCORC at the public phone or email if you have a permitted relationship or need routing information.
3. Use the placing juvenile court for case-specific questions, because youth records are not public like adult jail records.
4. If the person is actually an adult, switch to the MCCC jail roster or ODRC Offender Search based on custody status.

The Ohio DYS NCORC profile confirms the facility's community-corrections role and capacity.

That state profile supports treating NCORC as a juvenile rehabilitation placement rather than an adult public jail roster page.

North Central Ohio Rehabilitation Center Address and Contact

The official NCORC site lists Travis B. Stillion as executive director. Public contact information includes the facility phone, fax, and general email address below. Case-specific information may be limited because juvenile records are confidential in ways adult jail records are not.

Visiting Someone at North Central Ohio Rehabilitation Center

The reviewed research did not provide a public day-by-day visitation schedule for NCORC. Because it is a juvenile community corrections facility, visits should be confirmed directly with NCORC and the responsible juvenile court or authorized case contact. Do not assume the adult jail's SmartJailMail schedule, ODRC VisitMe rules, or public prison visiting rules apply.

Mail, Phone, and Money at North Central Ohio Rehabilitation Center

The research did not locate a public NCORC mail format, commissary vendor, phone vendor, or deposit table comparable to MCCC or ODRC prison services. For that reason, this page does not publish adult jail-style mail or money instructions. Contact NCORC directly before sending mail, arranging calls, or attempting to deliver funds or property.

Placement and Intake at North Central Ohio Rehabilitation Center

NCORC placement flows through juvenile court referral and community corrections processes, not adult arrest booking. The facility serves juvenile felony offenders from Marion, Crawford, Hardin, Morrow, and Wyandot juvenile courts. Its mission is rehabilitative, with the stated purpose of helping youth meet individual and collective needs and become productive, law-abiding citizens.

Adult searchers should use this page mainly to avoid the wrong system. If the person is an adult local detainee, use MCCC and the Zuercher jail portal. If the person is an adult state prisoner, use ODRC Offender Search. If the question concerns a youth, public online lookup may not be available, and the proper path is the facility or juvenile court.

About North Central Ohio Rehabilitation Center

NCORC publishes a specific accreditation history. The facility states that it was accredited through the American Correctional Association in January 2009 and reaccredited in January 2012, February 2015, January 2018, May 2021, and June 2023. That history is unusually specific among the Marion County facility sources and helps distinguish NCORC from the adult jail and prison pages.

The facility is funded through Ohio DYS and works with juvenile courts in a multi-county region. Marion County Family Court's involvement in juvenile detention alternatives is part of the local context, but it does not make juvenile custody records public in the same way adult jail roster entries may be public. Youth privacy and court limits should guide any request.