Richmond County Jail Roster

The Richmond County jail roster lists all inmates at the detention center in Rockingham, North Carolina. Richmond County is in the south-central part of the state near the South Carolina border. Sheriff Mark Gulledge leads the Sheriff's Office. Jail Administration Major David Wall oversees the 120-bed detention facility. The jail roster captures booking dates, charges, and bond amounts. Call 910-997-8285 for information about inmates or the roster.

Richmond County Detention Center

The Richmond County detention center is in Rockingham. Major David Wall runs the day-to-day operations under Sheriff Mark Gulledge. The facility has 120 beds. Staff process bookings around the clock. Anyone arrested in Richmond County is brought to this facility for intake. Fingerprints, photographs, and a health screening are part of the process.

Each booking creates an entry on the Richmond County jail roster. The entry includes the person's name, charges, bond, and booking date. The roster is a public record under N.C.G.S. Chapter 132. You do not need to give a reason to view it. Arrests in Richmond County come from the Sheriff's Office, the Rockingham Police Department, and Hamlet Police. All go through the same detention center.

Note: The Richmond County jail roster is updated as bookings and releases are processed. There may be a short delay before new entries appear.

Searching Richmond County Inmates

Call 910-997-8285 to ask about someone on the Richmond County jail roster. The Richmond County Sheriff's website has details about the detention center and the Sheriff's Office. Staff can confirm if a person is in custody and provide booking details.

VINELink lets you search for inmates in Richmond County online. You can register for alerts when an inmate's custody status changes. The NC SAVAN program provides victim notifications for Richmond County cases. If the person has been sent to state prison, the NC DAC offender search tracks them after they leave the Richmond County jail roster.

Richmond County Booking Records

A booking record is created for every arrest in Richmond County. It feeds into the jail roster. The record shows the inmate's full name, date of birth, height, weight, and charges. Misdemeanors and felonies are classified separately. The arresting officer and agency are documented. Major David Wall and the jail staff manage all booking records at the Richmond County detention center.

The booking process follows N.C.G.S. Chapter 15A. This law sets rules for arrests and criminal procedure across North Carolina. Richmond County booking records are kept on file by the Sheriff's Office. They are public documents. Archived records may take longer to retrieve but are still available upon request.

The NC DAC public records page helps with requests for state-level records if an inmate from Richmond County has been transferred.

Bond Details in Richmond County

A magistrate sets bond at the time of booking. The Richmond County jail roster shows bond type and amount for each inmate. Secured bonds require cash or a bondsman. Unsecured bonds release the person without payment. Written promises cover minor charges. Each bond type carries conditions that the person must follow until their court date.

The courthouse in Rockingham handles all Richmond County cases. District Court covers misdemeanors and traffic offenses. Superior Court handles felony matters. The NC Courts website provides schedules and court details. Each entry on the Richmond County jail roster is linked to a court date.

Note: Bond amounts on the Richmond County jail roster may be adjusted after a hearing or bond review by a judge.

State Transfers and Records

Inmates sentenced to state prison leave the Richmond County jail roster. N.C.G.S. Chapter 148 governs state prison operations. The state system takes over once the transfer is complete. Richmond County retains the original booking records.

The NC Sheriffs' Association supports Sheriff Mark Gulledge and all county sheriffs in North Carolina. Training and operational standards from the association help Major David Wall manage the Richmond County detention center effectively. These standards cover everything from booking procedures to inmate care.

Visitation and Commissary

The Richmond County detention center has a visitation schedule. Call 910-997-8285 for current days, times, and rules. Visitors must have valid identification. Dress code policies are enforced. Video visitation may be offered as an option.

Commissary funds can be deposited at the detention center. Money orders are the standard method. Inmates use commissary funds to buy personal items and snacks. Medical care is available on site. Health screening occurs at intake for every person booked into the Richmond County jail.

About Richmond County

Richmond County was established in 1779. It covers 480 square miles in the Sandhills region of south-central North Carolina. Rockingham is the county seat. Hamlet is the other main town. The county borders South Carolina to the south. The population is about 44,829. Richmond County is known for the Rockingham Speedway, which hosted NASCAR races for decades.

Sheriff Mark Gulledge and Major David Wall handle law enforcement and detention operations for the county. The Richmond County jail roster reflects arrests from Rockingham, Hamlet, and the rural areas in between. The 120-bed detention center serves the local justice system and processes bookings from multiple agencies.

Nearby Counties

If someone is not on the Richmond County jail roster, they may have been arrested in a neighboring county.