Alamance County Detention Center, NC Inmate Roster

Situated at 109 S Maple Street in Graham, NC, Alamance County Detention Center is medium-security detention. The jail is home to adult male inmates exceeding 18 years, convicted of crimes under North Carolina State law. The institution also holds inmates facing trial or awaiting sentencing. Most of the inmates sentenced and serving in this facility are here for two years or less. They’re here for crimes that are serious in nature. The jail is under the Alamance County Sheriff’s Office’s management and accepts inmates from the US Marshal’s Service, the Graham Police Department, and surrounding municipalities and towns.

New detainees are delivered to the jail every day. Some put up bail and get released, while others are released due to pretrial services caseload. Some detainees are placed under the supervision of a probation agency, while others are released on an agreement that they will appear in court. If they don’t get a release, the inmate is held back in jail as a guest of the county, gets a bed and three square meals a day until their court appearance. The facility also has trustees who are inmates that work in the jail as cooks. They may be paid small amounts for their time or awarded a few days off their sentence. Inmates are put together in a large holding cell immediately after they arrive in jail. Violent inmates get segregated, and all inmates are put under heightened observation.

County Sheriff’s Office

Alamance County is headed by Sheriff Terry S. Johnson. The county seat is in Graham. Alamance County has a population of about 153,000 people within 428 square miles. The mission of the county sheriff’s office is to serve, defend, and protect the residents of Alamance Country against crime and other unlawful activities. The department operates within the North Carolina State and the United States laws.

Mr. Jonson and his office ensure that justice is served and the well being of the citizens is their utmost concern. The department serves with compassion, dignity and offers quality public service. Law enforcement is not about status, race, or power, but protecting families, and the sheriff’s office will ever remain vigilant in protecting lives.

Sherriff’s Contacts

You can reach the sheriff’s office through this email, [email protected]. Mails sent to this email are checked once every business day and not checked on weekends and holidays. For any emergency, always dial 911. To directly reach the sheriff, send an email to [email protected]. The office phone number is (336) 570-6311.

Inmate Search

Alamance County Detention center publishes the names of inmates held in the facility. To find an offender incarcerated in the Alamance County Jail, use an inmate locator. If you are unsure about the inmate’s full names or spelling, enter the first three letters of the inmate’s last name and the first name’s first letter. The system will show the names of all inmates whose names include those letters. If you remember their exact birthdate, you can use it to narrow your search.

The inmate’s information that is available for viewing includes:

• Full names
• Offender ID
• Age
• Date of Birth
• Gender
• Race
• Custody Status
• Reason and Date
• Mug Shot

If you are sure a loved one is incarcerated in Alamance County Detention Center, visit the Alamance County Sheriff’s department to search for them. If the website is not online or the jail roster is not updated, call 336-570-5952 for further assistance. The sheriff’s office is open throughout. Once you call, share the name and the birthdate of the person you are looking for with the attendant. They will let you whether your inmate is in that facility.

You’ll need to know the first and last name, and if you don’t know their exact birthdate, an estimated age might help. If you are unsure about whether the suspect is housed at the Alamance County Detention Center, at least know the geographical area. However, if your inmate has answered to charges leveled against them but not yet convicted, chances are they will be in this detention center.

Inmate Phone Service

Many jails and prisons in the US are reducing the time an inmate gets to use the phone by limiting daily and monthly calls. So, when calling an inmate in this facility. Pace yourself and try not to exhaust all your time before the month is halfway. If the inmate fails to call on scheduled time, don’t panic. For instance, there could be an event such as a lockdown after a fight or long lines of other inmates using the phone.

Your name needs to be on the approved calling list of the inmate for you to receive calls from one at the Alamance County Detention Center. All calls are monitored for security reasons and are set at a specific time to allow inmates to talk to their loved ones. Phone calls are the only way inmates get to hear the voice of their families. Avoid arguing with the inmate at all costs.

When it comes to visitation hours, visits are only allowed from 9 am to 6 pm from Monday to Friday. All visits are conducted via a glass partition. The facility may also have a video visitation option.

Alamance County Prison Statistics

Alamance County Prison Admissions

Asian Prison Admissions	-
Native Prison Admissions	-
Total Prison Admissions	372
Other Prison Admissions	2
White Prison Admissions	170
Latino Prison Admissions	20
Black Prison Admissions	180
Male Prison Admissions	330
Female Prison Admissions	42

Alamance County Prison Population

Male Prison Population	666
Female Prison Population	55
Total Prison Population	721

Alamance County Prison Population By Race

Asian Prison Population	-
Latino Prison Population	47
White Prison Population	286
Other Prison Population	2
Black Prison Population	380
Native Prison Population	6

Alamance County Jail Admissions By Race

Native Jail Population	1
Asian Jail Population	-
Latino Jail Population	37
Black Jail Population	173
White Jail Population	154

Alamance County Jail Admissions

Female Jail Population	40
Total Jail Admissions	7,999
Total Jail Population	453
Male Jail Population	287

Alamance County Pretrial Jail Population

Female Pretrial Jail Population	17
Male Pretrial Jail Population	196
Pretrial Jail Population	241

Alamance County Jail Held Inmates

Jail Population Held for State Prison	39
Jail Population Held for Federal Agencies	51
Jail Population Held for State Jail	1
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Prison	-
Jail Population Held for Out-of-State Jail	-
Jail Population Held for ICE	-

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