Davie County Inmate Roster

The Davie County jail roster tracks all individuals currently held at the Davie County Detention Center in Mocksville. Davie County is a small Piedmont county in the heart of the Yadkin Valley wine region. The Davie County Sheriff's Office operates the jail and keeps the roster updated with each new booking and release. Residents can use this public record to check on inmates, view charges, and see bond amounts at the Davie County jail.

Davie County Detention Facility

The Davie County jail is in Mocksville, the county seat. The sheriff's office manages the facility. Staff book inmates, handle housing, and process releases. Each booking adds a record to the Davie County jail roster.

Davie County has about 42,500 residents. It is a mostly rural county in the Piedmont. The Yadkin River runs along its southern border, and the area is at the center of the Yadkin Valley wine region. Mocksville is the main town. Cooleemee is another small community. The county's size means the jail roster is typically shorter than those of larger counties, but it is no less important as a public record. The jail follows state standards under North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 148.

How to Search Davie County Inmates

The Davie County Sheriff's Office website may post jail roster data or offer an inmate search tool. You can call (336) 751-6238 to ask about someone in the Davie County jail.

VINELink is a free tool for searching inmates in any North Carolina county. Enter a name and check results for the Davie County jail. The SAVAN program lets you sign up for alerts on inmate status changes. This covers the Davie County jail roster and all other county jails across the state.

Note: Davie County is a small county, so the jail roster may have a limited number of entries at any time.

Davie County Booking Information

Each entry on the Davie County jail roster shows the inmate's name, date of birth, and when they were booked. Charges are listed for every record. Bond amounts appear when set. Some entries may have a mugshot.

Drug possession, DWI, assault, and theft are common charges on the Davie County jail roster. The county's location along Interstate 40 means some arrests involve people passing through the area. Others are held on warrants from neighboring counties like Forsyth or Iredell. All booking records are public under Chapter 132 of the North Carolina General Statutes. Anyone can request copies from the Davie County Sheriff's Office.

Court and Bond Process

After booking into the Davie County jail, an inmate goes before a magistrate. Bond is set. Some bonds follow a schedule. Serious charges require a judge. If bond is posted, the person is released. If not, they stay until court.

Cases are heard at the Davie County Courthouse in Mocksville. District court handles misdemeanors. Superior court handles felonies. The criminal process follows Chapter 15A of the North Carolina General Statutes. The North Carolina Judicial Branch website has court calendars for Davie County.

Davie County Records Access

Jail records are public in Davie County. Arrest reports and incident reports can also be requested from the sheriff's office. You can visit in person, call, or write. A small fee may apply for copies. Most requests are handled within a few days.

For statewide searches, the Department of Adult Correction has an offender search tool. The SBI runs background checks. The North Carolina Sheriffs' Association has links to all county sheriff offices. The DAC public records page handles state prison requests. These resources extend beyond the Davie County jail roster.

Davie County Law Enforcement

The sheriff's office is the main law enforcement agency in Davie County. Mocksville has a town police department that also makes arrests. The North Carolina Highway Patrol covers the interstate and state highways. When any of these agencies arrest someone who needs to be held, that person goes to the Davie County jail and appears on the jail roster.

Davie County sits between Winston-Salem and Statesville. Traffic from Interstate 40 brings people through the county daily. Some arrests on the highway involve travelers from other states. These individuals still appear on the Davie County jail roster while in local custody. The North Carolina Sheriffs' Association supports all county law enforcement offices across the state. Despite the county's small size, the interstate traffic keeps the sheriff's office busy with a mix of local and pass-through law enforcement calls.

About Davie County

Davie County was established in 1836. It covers about 267 square miles in the central Piedmont. Mocksville is the county seat and the largest town. The Yadkin River forms the southern border. The area is known for its wineries and farms. About 42,500 people live in Davie County.

The county has a rural character with a growing suburban feel near Winston-Salem. The sheriff's office serves the whole county. The Davie County jail roster is a key record for public transparency. It lets residents see who is in custody and what charges they face. The county government website has information on all county services including the sheriff and detention center. The Yadkin Valley wineries attract visitors year-round. Mocksville has a small-town downtown and historic sites. Davie County maintains its rural roots while embracing growth from the nearby Triad metro area. The jail roster reflects the law enforcement activity that comes with serving a community in transition.

Nearby Counties

Davie County sits in the Piedmont between Winston-Salem and Statesville. These neighboring counties maintain their own jail rosters.