Johnson County Sheriff's Office

Wise Eyes

Mounted Patrol

Victim Information & Notification Everyday

1-800-946-2153

Provided by the Johnson County Sheriff's Office
Bob Alford Sheriff in partnership with Appriss ™

What will VINE do for me?

Vine will tell you if an offender is in jail and will give you other important information such as court event changes. VINE will also let you leave a phone number where you want to be called automatically when that offender is released, transferred, escapes or dies. VINE will also notify you of changes in court events.

What do I need to do?

1.	Call 1-800-946-2153 from a touch tone phone and follow directions.
2.	If the offender is in jail, you can leave your phone number to be called when they are released. Enter the phone number where you want to be reached, including area code, followed by the pound (#) key.
3.	When VINE asks, make up and enter a four digit Personal Identification Number (PIN) that will be easy for you to remember. Write it on the back of the card listed below after printing it. VINE will ask for the PIN when it calls you.
4.	When VINE calls, listen to the message, then enter your PIN number when asked. Entering the PIN lets VINE know that you got the call and will stop the service from calling you again.

VINE FACTS:

The offender will not know you are registered with VINE
If you are not home, VINE will leave a message on an answering machine. If there is no answer, VINE will keep calling back until you enter your PIN or far at least 24 hours
Since VINE calls automatically when an offender's custody status changes you may get a call from VINE in the middle of the night.
Do not leave a phone number with VINE that rings to a switchboard
The Johnson County VINE service only includes offenders in the Johnson County Law Enforcement Center.
Do not depend only on the VINE service, or any other single program, for your protection. Make VINE part of your safety plans.
You can leave more than one phone number with VINE. Just call the VINE service again.