Ohio, sex offender registry

Ohio Sex Offender Registry

Search Ohio's sex offender registry, kept by the Ohio Attorney General, through NSOPW, then the registration law, background check and county sheriff sources that go with it. NSOPW searches every state registry at once.

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Official Ohio sex offender registry sources

Every card below goes to the government office responsible for that record. Use the category buttons to narrow the list.

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Criminal history

Ohio Attorney General Sex Offender Registry

Ohio's state portal links to the Ohio Attorney General's sex offender registry; offenders must register home, work and vehicle details with their local sheriff's office.

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Ohio WebCheck background check locations

Ohio Attorney General list of WebCheck locations, where fingerprints are sent electronically to the Bureau of Criminal Investigation, which handles about 1.5 million background checks a year.

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Criminal history

Clermont County Sheriff's Office, sex offenders

Clermont County Sheriff's Office sex offender page, which also covers registered juvenile offenders, who are left out of the Attorney General's online database.

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Criminal history

Logan County, Ohio, registered sex offenders

Logan County, Ohio page that points residents to registered sex offender listings on the Logan County Sheriff's Office website and the Ohio Attorney General's site.

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Official Ohio Sex Offender Registry

Operated by Ohio Attorney General

Ohio maintains a public, searchable registry where you can look up registered sex offenders by name, address, ZIP code, county, or city. Information is provided by the responsible state agency and is the most authoritative source available.

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Ohio County-Level Sex Offender Resources

Each county sheriff below links to the office's own website or to the sheriff's page on the county website, opened and checked on October 16, 2026. Search the statewide registry above for registered offenders.

Counties A to G (29)
Counties H to M (30)
Counties N to W (28)

1 of 88 Ohio counties have no sheriff web page we could confirm, so they are not listed.

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Using This Information Responsibly

Sex offender registry information is provided to help the public protect themselves and their families. It must not be used to harass, threaten, intimidate, or discriminate against any individual. Misuse may be a criminal offense under state and federal law.

If you have specific safety concerns or believe a registered offender is in violation, contact your local law enforcement agency or the Ohio Attorney General directly.

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Ohio Sex Offender Registry

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Ohio
Official sources
10
Federal
1
State agencies
2
National
1
Criminal history
4
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Sep. 17, 2026

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Where do I search the Ohio sex offender registry?

Use the Ohio Attorney General Sex Offender Registry card at the top of this page, the registry kept by the Ohio Attorney General. NSOPW, run by the U.S. Department of Justice, searches every state registry at once.

Can I use these Ohio records for hiring or tenant screening?

Not directly. PublicRecordCenter.com is not a consumer reporting agency under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Employment, tenant, credit and insurance decisions require a compliant screening provider that follows the FCRA and Ohio law.