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Yates County New York Sheriff’s Departments and Jails
Yates County, New York Information
Yates County is located in the west-central part of the state of New York. The population as of the 2010 census was 25,348 which makes Yates County the third least populated county in the state. The county seat is Penn Yan. The name of the county is in honor of Joseph C. Yates who was a governor of New York. The county was founded on February 5, 1823.
Winona B. Flynn, County Administrator
417 Liberty St. #1002
Penn Yan, NY 14527
Phone: 315-531-3210
Yates County WebsiteYates County Crime Information (2017 Per 100,000 Population)
| Violent Crime | 28 |
| Rate | 104.4 |
| Property Crime | 233 |
| Rate | 935.4 |
Warrants
If you are looking for a warrant or want to find out if you have an active warrant, contact the sheriff’s office at:
Ron Spike, Sheriff
227 Main Street
Penn Yan, NY 14527
Phone: 315-535-4438
Fax: 315-536-5191
Yates County New York Sheriff Information
The Yates County Sheriff’s Office patrols an area of 376 square miles of which 38 square miles is water. The Office protects a population, 2010, of 25,348. The divisions in the Sheriff’s Office include a civil division, communications, corrections, court security, records division, and patrol division.
Ron Spike, Sheriff
227 Main Street
Penn Yan, NY 14527
Phone: 315-535-4438
Fax: 315-536-5191
Sheriff@yatescounty.org
Hours:
Monday – Friday
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Yates County SheriffYates County New York Jail Information
When the jail first opened in 1977, the maximum capacity was forty inmates. Renovations and expansion have raised the present capacity to 65 inmates. The jail facility is a medium security jail and houses adult offenders. The jail is known as a Linear Design, and inmates are placed in individual cells with an open Bull Pen Area.
The facility has thirty-eight full-time Correction office and eleven part-time officers: three full-time civilian employees and four part-time civilian employees.
Jared Bailey Chief Corrections Officer
227 Main Street
Penn Yan, NY 14527
Phone: 315-536-5175
Yates Jail DivisionVisitation, Money, Mail, and Calls
Visiting days are on Tuesday and Saturday. All visits are on an appointment basis. Visitors need to call the Jail at 315-536-5175 or come to the Jail the day before to make an appointment. Inmates can have up to two one-hour visits per week. Visiting hours are from 1:00 to 5:00 pm and 6:00 to 9:00 pm. Visitors must have a valid photo ID. All visits start on the hour and run for one hour. If you arrive thirty minutes late for your visit, that visit will be denied.
Mail can be sent to an inmate at the following address:
Inmates Full Name
Yates County Jail
227 Main Street
Penn Yan, NY 14527
The phone system is operated by AT&T. The system is a collect call operation. Inmates cannot receive phone calls. Each cell block has a phone for inmate use.
Funds will be accepted through the email in the form of money or certified bank check. You can also deposit money for an inmate using the kiosk in the lobby or online at
Inmate Commissary Depositand selecting smart deposits. There is a fee charged by the kiosk and also online.
Jail Roster
There is no jail roster online. To find out if an inmate is incarcerated in the Yates County Jail, contact the jail at:
Jared Bailey Chief Corrections Officer
227 Main Street
Penn Yan, NY 14527
Phone: 315-536-5175
Yates County Sheriff Office Address: 227 Main St, Penn Yan, NY 14527, United States
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Sheriff @Sheriff_Baxter and Joe Testani instructing @NYSheriffs conference on violence prevention in community. https://t.co/X93vcEJURt
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I thank all the 911 ESD's this week, and especially Chief Disp S Smith for coordinating display and attending. Positive feedback from public for a unit that normally works behind the scenes, but work so vital to public safety and health of our citizens https://t.co/UiVISBMSBt
YCSO county Fair display features 911 Communications Division this week interacting with visitors on what First-First Responders do in emergency call taking. TY to OEM for us using the command vehicle too. SESD Marelli on post at the Fair https://t.co/YFHC8tKb3y
Attended annual @KeukaLake Association meeting this am @KeukaCollege speaking on navigation safety with our marine patrol unit. Great community partners in our safety & enforcement efforts on the lake https://t.co/1Iz8KC0aBs