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Randolph County Detention Center Inmate Search. Find Someone on the Roster

Search the official roster by name to confirm they're in custody and get the inmate ID you need for deposits and mail.

Overview

To find someone at Randolph County Detention Center, use the official confined inmates roster at legacyweb.randolphcountync.gov/sheriff/ConfinedInmatesByName.aspx. The roster is run by the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office and is free to use. Search by name to confirm the person is in custody and to get their inmate ID number. You need that number for JailATM deposits, mail, and scheduling visits. JavaScript must be enabled in your browser for the page to work.

Quick Facts

  • Official roster: legacyweb.randolphcountync.gov/sheriff/ConfinedInmatesByName.aspx.
  • Search by first and last name. The search is free and does not require an account.
  • JavaScript must be enabled in your browser for the page to load correctly.
  • Results include mugshots, charges, case numbers, and bond information.
  • The inmate ID is not shown on the public roster. Call (336) 318-6625 to get it.
  • If someone doesn't appear, wait a few hours after booking and try again.
  • For transfers or releases, call (336) 318-6625.

Go to legacyweb.randolphcountync.gov/sheriff/ConfinedInmatesByName.aspx. Make sure JavaScript is enabled in your browser. Without it, the page will not load correctly.

Enter the person’s first and last name and run the search. The roster shows everyone currently held at Randolph County Detention Center.

What the Search Shows

When you find the person, the record includes:

  • Full legal name
  • Mugshot
  • Charges
  • Case numbers
  • Bond information

The inmate ID number is not displayed on the public roster. You need this number for JailATM deposits and for addressing mail. Call (336) 318-6625 to ask a staff member for the person’s inmate ID. Have the person’s full name and date of birth ready.

Timing: When Records Appear and Disappear

The roster is not updated instantly. Keep these timelines in mind:

  • Newly booked: A person who was just arrested may take several hours to appear. If you know someone was booked recently, wait a few hours and try again.
  • Recently released: People who are released are typically removed from the roster within 24 hours. If you can’t find someone you expected to see, they may have been released or transferred.
  • Transfers: If the person was moved to another facility, they will no longer appear on the Randolph County roster.

Why Someone Might Not Appear

If the search returns no results, consider these reasons:

  • Too soon after booking. Wait a few hours and search again.
  • Name spelling. Try alternate spellings or search by last name only.
  • They were released. This can happen quickly after a court appearance or bond being paid.
  • They were transferred. State-sentenced individuals may be moved to a state DOC facility. Federal detainees may go to a federal facility.
  • They’re at the wrong facility. Make sure you’re searching Randolph County Detention Center, not Randolph Correctional Center, which is a separate state prison.

If the search still shows nothing, call (336) 318-6625 and ask staff to check manually.

Getting the Inmate ID Number

The inmate ID is not on the public roster, but you need it for:

  • JailATM deposits at deposits.jailatm.com
  • Mail to the Greensboro PO Box (goes on the address line along with Facility ID 5165)
  • iWebVisit when adding the person to your account

Call (336) 318-6625 and ask for the person’s inmate ID number. Have their full legal name and date of birth ready. Once you have it, write it down somewhere safe.

What to Do After You Find Them

Once you confirm the person is at Randolph County Detention Center:

  • Send money through JailATM at deposits.jailatm.com. See the send money guide for steps.
  • Schedule a visit through iWebVisit at iwebvisit.com or confirm the in-person pod schedule. See the visitation guide.
  • Set up phone calls through Pay Tel at paytel.com. See the phone calls guide.
  • Send mail to the PO Box address with the inmate ID and Facility ID 5165. See the mail guide.

Randolph County vs. Randolph Correctional Center

If your search comes up empty, double-check that you’re searching the right facility. Randolph County Detention Center at 811 New Century Drive is the county jail, operated by the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office. Randolph Correctional Center is a separate state prison operated by the North Carolina Department of Adult Correction. They are different facilities with different rosters. If someone was sentenced to a state term, they may have been transferred to a state DOC facility, not held at the county jail.

Confirm Before Every Visit

Before traveling for any visit, check the roster to confirm the person is still in custody. Transfers and releases can happen without warning. A quick search before you go saves a wasted trip.

Families Also Ask

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Where do I search for someone at Randolph County Detention Center?

Use the official roster at legacyweb.randolphcountync.gov/sheriff/ConfinedInmatesByName.aspx. Search by first and last name. JavaScript must be enabled in your browser.

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Why is the person not showing up in the search?

Newly booked people can take several hours to appear. They may also have been released, transferred, or held at a different facility. Try alternate name spellings, wait a few hours, or call (336) 318-6625.

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How do I get the inmate ID number?

The inmate ID is not shown on the public roster. Call (336) 318-6625 and ask a staff member. Have the person's full legal name and date of birth ready. You need this number for JailATM deposits and mail.

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What does the search result show?

The result shows the person's full legal name, mugshot, charges, case numbers, and bond information.

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The page isn't loading. What do I do?

Make sure JavaScript is enabled in your browser. The roster page at legacyweb.randolphcountync.gov requires JavaScript to work. Try a different browser if the problem continues.

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How long does it take for a newly arrested person to appear?

It can take several hours after booking. If someone was just arrested, wait a few hours and search again before calling the facility.

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How quickly is someone removed from the roster after release?

Usually within 24 hours of release. If you can't find someone you expected to see, they may have been released or transferred.

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What if the person was transferred to another facility?

They will no longer appear on the Randolph County roster. Call (336) 318-6625 to confirm whether a transfer occurred and to find out where they were moved.

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Is the roster search free?

Yes. The official Randolph County inmate roster is free and does not require you to create an account.

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What's the difference between Randolph County Detention Center and Randolph Correctional Center?

They're two separate facilities. Randolph County Detention Center at 811 New Century Drive is the county jail run by the Sheriff's Office. Randolph Correctional Center is a state prison run by the NC Department of Adult Correction. If someone received a state sentence, they may have been moved to the state system.

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Should I confirm custody before visiting?

Yes. Always check the roster before traveling. Releases, transfers, and housing changes can happen without notice. Confirm the person is still at Randolph County before you make the trip.

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Who do I call if the search doesn't help?

Call Randolph County Detention Center at (336) 318-6625. Staff can confirm whether someone is in custody and provide additional information.

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