Greenville County Arrest Records | Jail Roster & Inmate Lookup
Greenville County, South Carolina · Bookings, court cases, reports and jail services
Trace a Greenville County Arrest From Booking to Final Disposition
Start with the county’s current inmate search, record the booking identifiers and then use the Greenville County Public Index to verify what happened in court. This guide also covers prior booking records, report fees, warrants, bond, visitation, mail, commissary, phone calls, public defenders, victim services, SLED checks and expungement.
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Arrest does not mean conviction. Greenville County warns that inmate information changes quickly, most people listed are pretrial detainees and the online result should not be used as an official legal record.
Current custodyUse the official incarcerated-inmate search.
Prior bookingRequest a booking report or electronic jail record.
Felony caseSearch Greenville General Sessions in the Public Index.
Local checkFive-year background searches begin at $5.
SLED checkSouth Carolina CATCH reports cost $25 plus online fees.
Choose the record that answers your question
DETENTION CENTER
Is the person held now?Current incarceration, booking identifiers, charges, arresting agency and displayed bond.
Housing and release status can change after the page updates.
PUBLIC SAFETY RECORDS
Do you need a prior booking?Electronic booking records, paper booking reports, mugshots and jail-time verification letters.
Use when the person no longer appears in current custody.
ARRESTING AGENCY
What did officers report?Incident report, arrest narrative, probable-cause information and releasable supplements.
The jail may not be the agency that created the report.
PUBLIC INDEX
What happened in court?Warrants, indictments, filings, bond papers, actions, disposition and sentence information.
General Sessions and summary courts serve different cases.
SLED CATCH
What appears statewide?A name-based South Carolina criminal-history report supported by fingerprint submissions.
Wanted-person information is not included.
How to search Greenville County inmates
Open the official inmate-search page
Read and accept the county’s terms before entering the database.
Run the Greenville County inmate search
Begin with the last name
Add the first name only when the surname creates too many possible matches.
Try alternate names
Test a maiden name, former surname, suffix, hyphen variation or known alias.
Open every plausible result
Do not assume the first matching name is the correct person.
Confirm at least two identifiers
Match age or birth information, booking date, arresting agency, charge and official number.
Save the booking identifiers
Record the inmate ID, booking number, warrant or ticket number and court case number.
Read every charge separately
Each charge can have a separate bond, case number or outside hold.
Check for temporary bond
Greenville County defines temporary bond as a status before the person has appeared before a judge and before bond has been set.
Call for housing information
Housing is not permanently displayed and can change. Call 864-467-2330.
Continue to the Public Index
The jail charge is not the final court result.
Search the related court case
Understand the Greenville County result fields
| Field | What it identifies | What it does not prove | Next action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inmate or booking ID | The person or intake event in the detention system. | Guilt or conviction. | Use it for jail services and records requests. |
| Arresting agency | The sheriff, Greenville Police or another agency responsible for the arrest. | The Detention Center created the incident report. | Request the police narrative from that agency. |
| Booking charge | An allegation entered during arrest or intake. | The charge prosecutors ultimately pursued. | Read the court warrant, indictment and disposition. |
| Warrant or ticket number | The court or agency reference connected to the charge. | The warrant remains active. | Search the Public Index and confirm current status. |
| Case number | The court matter linked to a charge. | Every listed jail charge became a court case. | Use the number for the safest court search. |
| Temporary bond | The inmate has not yet appeared before a judge for bond setting. | A final release amount is available. | Recheck after Bond Court. |
| Bond amount | A release amount associated with a listed charge. | Paying it clears every hold or case. | Confirm all charges and judicial authorization. |
| Outside hold | Another agency may control release. | Local bond payment will result in release. | Ask which agency owns the hold. |
| Release status | Whether the listed custody event ended. | Dismissal, acquittal or innocence. | Locate the final court disposition. |
| Mugshot | A photograph created during booking. | Identity by itself or criminal responsibility. | Match official identifiers and the court case. |
Verify the person before relying on a booking
Full legal name matches
Middle name, suffix or alias is consistent
Age or date of birth matches
Booking date matches the known event
Arresting agency matches the location
Booking number matches another record
Warrant or ticket number matches
Court case follows the same incident
Minimum standard: Confirm at least two independent identifiers before sending money, contacting an employer, publishing an allegation or treating the result as belonging to a particular person.
No Greenville County inmate record found?
The arrest is too recent
Fingerprinting, intake, medical screening and data entry may still be underway.
The person was released
The current inmate database may no longer display the prior booking.
The spelling differs
Search the surname alone and try former names, aliases and suffixes.
Another county holds the person
Search the county where the person was actually taken into custody.
The person entered state custody
Use the South Carolina Department of Corrections inmate search.
The arrest involved a citation
A court case may exist without a continuing Greenville County jail record.
The case is in summary court
A lower-level case may be maintained by a magistrate or municipal court rather than General Sessions.
The record is restricted
Juvenile, expunged, sealed and legally confidential information may be unavailable.
Missing-booking call script
I am trying to confirm the custody or booking status of [full legal name], date of birth or age [information]. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency]. Can you confirm whether the person is still being processed, incarcerated, released, transferred or listed under another identifier?
Follow the record from arrest to disposition
Law-enforcement incident
The arresting agency creates the incident report, arrest documentation and probable-cause material.
Detention booking
The county records identity, fingerprints, property, charges, bonds, warrants and holds.
Bond Court
A judge addresses the initial bond and release conditions.
Prosecutor review
The Solicitor decides which higher-court charges to pursue, amend or dismiss.
Summary or General Sessions case
The correct court depends on the offense and how the charge proceeds.
Court events
The Public Index can show warrants, filings, bond orders, appearances and later actions.
Disposition
Each charge can end through dismissal, nolle prosequi, acquittal, plea, conviction or another order.
Correction or expungement
Incorrect data may be challenged, while eligible records may be destroyed under a court order.
Send each request to the office that owns the record
| What you need | Correct office | Useful identifiers | Common mistake |
|---|---|---|---|
| Current custody | Greenville County Detention Center | Name, age, inmate ID and booking number. | Calling the court clerk for current housing. |
| Prior booking or mugshot | Greenville County Public Safety Records | Name, birth date and booking date. | Expecting a released person in current inmate search. |
| GCSO or Greenville Police report | Public Safety Records Management | Incident number, date, location and involved name. | Requesting the officer narrative from the jail. |
| Another city police report | The municipal agency that created it | Agency report number and incident details. | Assuming all municipal reports are county records. |
| Felony court file | Greenville County Clerk of Court | Public Index case or indictment number. | Treating the booking allegation as the final charge. |
| Lower-level disposition | Relevant magistrate or municipal court | Ticket, warrant or case number. | Requesting summary-court records from General Sessions. |
| South Carolina history | SLED CATCH | Accurate name and date of birth. | Assuming the county lookup covers all of South Carolina. |
Understand Greenville County’s local record check
A Greenville County local background search is not a complete South Carolina criminal-history report.
The local search includes
- Fingerprint-resulting charges from Greenville County Sheriff.
- Fingerprint-resulting charges from Greenville City Police.
- Pending charges.
- Charges resulting in conviction.
- The selected five-year, ten-year or longer search period.
The local search excludes
- Dismissed charges.
- Nolle-prossed charges.
- Not-guilty outcomes.
- Traffic charges.
- Civil offenses.
- Arrests maintained only by an outside agency.
| Search | Published fee | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|
| Five-year local search | $5 per record search | Full name, date of birth and requester identification. |
| Ten-year local search | $10 per record search | Full name, date of birth and requester identification. |
| Beyond ten years | $15 per record search | Confirm the requested time period. |
| Additional arrest data | $3 for every five charges | Request warrant, case or related arrest references. |
| Additional certified copy | $1 each | Confirm whether certification or notarization is needed. |
Request the specific record you still need
Greenville County Public Safety Records
Centralized records for Greenville County Sheriff, Greenville City Police and Greenville County Detention Center records.
Records information: 864-467-5278
Identify the record owner
Confirm that Greenville County Sheriff, Greenville Police or the Detention Center created the requested record.
Name the exact document
Ask for the incident report, electronic booking record, paper booking report, mugshot, property sheet or jail-time letter.
Add all available identifiers
Provide the full name, birth date, incident date, report number, booking number and court case number.
Ask for electronic delivery
Electronic records can reduce paper and mailing charges.
Set a cost limit
Ask staff to obtain approval before costs exceed a stated amount.
Expect lawful redactions
Personal, investigative, juvenile, safety and security information may be removed.
Use the correct county form or service page
Open Public Records forms
Copy-ready records request
I request an electronic copy of the releasable [incident report, arrest record, booking report, mugshot or other specific document] concerning [full legal name] for the incident or booking on [date]. Known identifiers are report number [number], booking number [number], warrant number [number] and court case number [number]. Please provide a written estimate before processing if the charge will exceed $[amount].
A crime victim is permitted a copy of the victim’s incident report without charge. Other requesters generally pay the published record fee, and private or investigative information may be redacted.
Greenville County arrest and report costs
| Record or service | Published charge | Important detail |
|---|---|---|
| Basic incident report | $3 for up to two pages | Privacy and investigative redactions may apply. |
| Additional report pages | $0.25 per page | Applies after the included pages. |
| Jail-time verification letter | $6 per person | Useful when formal custody dates are required. |
| Electronic booking jail record | $3 per record | Useful for a prior booking no longer shown online. |
| Paper inmate booking report | $6 per report | Ask whether the electronic version is sufficient. |
| Daily media arrest docket | $5 per daily report | Use only when the exact arrest day is known. |
| Black-and-white mugshot | $3 | A mugshot does not establish guilt. |
| Color mugshot | $6 | Identity verification is still required. |
| Certified summary-court disposition | $1 | Handled through the appropriate summary-court process. |
| CAD information | $10 for up to ten pages | Additional pages are currently $0.50 each. |
Find the formal charge and final court outcome
Open the Greenville County Public Index
Search the official judicial index rather than a private court-record site.
Open Greenville County Public Index
Use the case number first
The booking result may show the warrant, ticket or court case number.
Otherwise search the legal name
Compare the year of birth, court agency, arrest date and officer.
Identify the court agency
General Sessions handles felony and higher-court cases. Magistrate and municipal courts handle many lower-level charges.
Open associated cases
A Bond Court case can later transfer to Greenville General Sessions.
Review the filing list
The index can show warrants, indictments, bond papers, motions, orders and other filed documents.
Read actions in date order
A later filing can change an earlier bond, warrant or attorney assignment.
Locate the disposition
Find the dismissal, nolle prosequi, acquittal, conviction, plea or sentence for each charge.
Check the court roster
The Public Index may show the upcoming roster or appearance information.
Contact the Solicitor about General Sessions scheduling
The Clerk does not schedule General Sessions court dates. The Solicitor provides appearance notices.
General Sessions records do not include every magistrate-court misdemeanor. Search the associated summary court when the higher-court search produces no relevant result.
Request warrants, indictments and disposition records
Greenville County Clerk of Court
Greenville County Courthouse
305 E. North Street
Greenville, SC 29601
Office: 864-467-8551
Criminal-copy email: coccriminalrecords@greenvillecounty.org
Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Research the case in the Public Index
The arrest-warrant number appears as the case number in the index.
Record the warrant or indictment number
Use the exact displayed format.
List the exact documents
Examples include the warrant, indictment, bond order, sentence sheet or disposition filing.
Email the criminal-record request
Send the case identifiers and document list to the Clerk’s criminal-copy address.
Allow processing after a recent hearing
A document may not be immediately available while the newest court event is processed.
Request agency documents separately
Police reports and jail records are not Clerk filings merely because the case appears in the Public Index.
Copy-ready court-document request
Please provide a copy of [specific warrant, indictment, bond order, sentence sheet or disposition] in State of South Carolina v. [defendant], Public Index case number [number] and indictment number [number, if available]. Please confirm the copying and certification charge before processing.
Check a possible Greenville County warrant safely
Search the related Public Index case
Look for a warrant filing and all later entries.
Search Greenville court cases
Read the newest action
A warrant may later be served, recalled, disposed of or transferred with the case.
Confirm the correct defendant
Match the year of birth, officer, court agency and case number.
Contact Warrant Services
Call 864-467-5241 during business hours to confirm current status.
Use dispatch after hours for time-sensitive information
Call 864-271-5210, option 8. Use 911 only for an emergency.
Contact a defense lawyer when the warrant concerns you
Counsel can explain surrender, bond and appearance options.
Do not confront or attempt to detain anyone. A similar name or outdated court entry can create a dangerous mistake.
Confirm every case before arranging release
Greenville County Bond Court
Law Enforcement Center, Room 116-A
4 McGee Street
Greenville, SC 29601
Phone: 864-467-2402
Verify the person and booking
Have the full name, inmate ID, booking number and court case numbers.
Review every listed charge
One booking can have several bonds or a combination of bond and no-bond holds.
Understand temporary bond
It means the person has not yet appeared before a judge and no final bond has been set.
Confirm outside holds
Ask whether another agency, court or jurisdiction prevents release.
Read the current bond order
The Public Index can show a later bond or bail order that differs from the original booking entry.
Confirm the approved posting method
Contact the facility or court before paying cash or hiring a bondsman.
Verify a professional bondsman
Confirm that the bondsman is approved to conduct business in Greenville County.
Wait for judicial authorization
Paying or posting bond does not by itself begin release until the Detention Center receives judicial authorization.
Greenville County states that its goal is to release an inmate within four hours after receiving judicial authorization, although emergencies and facility conditions can cause delay.
Bond-verification call script
I am calling about [full legal name], inmate or booking number [number]. Please confirm the current bond for every charge, all outside holds, whether judicial authorization has been received and whether any additional condition must be completed before release.
Prepare for a Greenville County jail visit
The Detention Center provides visitation seven days per week. Inmates receive two visits per week, and regular visits are scheduled in 30-minute intervals.
Confirm current custody
Recheck the inmate search before traveling.
Confirm the housing building
Visiting times depend on housing. Call 864-467-2330 when the building is unknown.
Confirm that you are on the visitor list
An inmate may list up to three adult visitors.
Account for the 30-day update rule
The inmate may update the adult visitor list once every 30 days.
Check the weekly visit count
A normal family visit is unavailable after the inmate has already used both weekly visits.
Bring matching picture identification
The identification name must match the approved visitor list.
Plan the participant group
A regular visit may include one approved adult and two minor children.
Leave prohibited property outside
Leave phones, cameras, bags, purses, tobacco, lighters, sprays and weapons in the vehicle or public locker.
Wear conservative clothing
Short shorts, miniskirts, bathing suits, halter tops and revealing clothing can cause denial.
Follow staff instructions
Visitors, bags and parcels are subject to search.
Building-specific visit rules
Buildings One and TwoVisits are first come, first served and depend on classification, status, housing and privileges.
Building FourVisitors report to the Building Two public lobby. Video visitation operates from 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m., seven days a week, with the last visit accepted at 5:30 p.m.
Special Housing UnitAn inmate placed in SHU for disciplinary reasons becomes eligible for visitation on the seventh day after entering SHU.
Visits may occur by video monitor, telephone receiver through glass or another noncontact arrangement, depending on housing. Visits may be monitored and recorded.
Professional visits
Professional Visitation Clerk: 864-467-2370
Email: detprov@greenvillecounty.org
Normal business hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Nonbusiness-hour advance requests: 864-467-2300
Use the correct Greenville County inmate address
Ordinary personal mail
INMATE NAME – ID NUMBER C/O Securus Digital Mail Center-Greenville P.O. Box 21665 Tampa, FL 33622 Letters, postcards and greeting cards are scanned for electronic viewing on housing-unit kiosks.Legal and approved financial mail
Inmate Name and ID Greenville County Detention Center 20 McGee Street Greenville, SC 29601 Use for verified legal mail, approved money orders and bank statements mailed directly by the financial institution.
Personal-mail photographs are not accepted through postal mail. All incoming mail is searched for contraband. Legal mail is opened in the inmate’s presence and inspected for contraband.
Effective August 1, 2026: The Detention Center will no longer accept Amazon packages or packages from any other retailer addressed to inmates. Packages received on or after that date will be rejected and returned.
Use the exact inmate name and ID number
Do not mail cash
Do not send personal photographs by postal mail
Do not send retail packages after July 31, 2026
Use 20 McGee Street for verified legal mail
Label approved financial documents clearly
Deposit funds without using the wrong address
Lobby kioskPublic kiosks are located in Building One at 20 McGee Street and Building Two at 4 McGee Street.
Money orderU.S. Postal and Western Union money orders are accepted when completed correctly and made payable for the inmate.
Family commissary orderFriends and family may purchase approved package selections through the vendor linked by the Detention Center.
Money-order address
Accounting Specialists
Greenville County Detention Center
20 McGee Street
Greenville, SC 29601
Make the money order payable to the inmate’s full name
Add “c/o Greenville County Detention Center”
Do not send cash through the mail
Keep the money-order receipt
Verify custody before mailing
Use the inmate ID where requested
Cash mailed to the facility is treated as inmate property and is not credited to the inmate account or returned to the sender.
Commissary facts
| Item | Current rule | Important detail |
|---|---|---|
| Ordering frequency | Twice per week | Schedules can change for holidays or operational needs. |
| Maximum purchase | $100 per order | Restrictions can apply in restrictive housing. |
| Available items | Snacks, hygiene, writing supplies, OTC medicine and clothing items | Availability depends on the vendor and facility rules. |
| Released before delivery | Pickup within three business days | Orders not collected within the period are forfeited. |
| Indigent status | Balance under $1 for seven or more days | Approved hygiene and writing items create account debt. |
Receive calls from the Greenville County Detention Center
Greenville County uses Securus Technologies for inmate telephone services.
Confirm the caller’s identity
Verify the inmate name and facility before accepting or funding calls.
Understand inmate-account calls
Inmates with funds may set up calls that are free to the receiving person, but the recipient must accept the connection.
Understand collect calls
Collect calls require acceptance and may create charges for the receiving person.
Do not discuss case facts
Personal calls can be monitored or recorded. Attorneys should use the professional legal process.
Resolve blocked-call problems
Follow the Securus and facility instructions rather than paying an unsolicited caller.
Report an urgent inmate health concern
The Detention Center’s Health Services Division provides necessary medical and mental-health services through physicians, nursing staff, psychiatric care and mental-health counselors.
Call the Detention Center for an urgent concern
Provide the inmate’s name, ID, medical issue and when it was observed.
State whether the concern appears emergent
Detention staff state that emergent matters receive immediate attention.
Email a nonemergency concern
Use detentioncenteradministrator@greenvillecounty.org.
Do not request private medical details without authority
Medical records require patient authorization or a court order.
Apply for the Greenville County Public Defender
Ask the judge for appointed counsel
State clearly that the defendant cannot afford a private criminal-defense lawyer.
Complete the indigency application
Provide accurate income, household, asset and financial-obligation information.
Confirm the case number and court
The Public Index can show the assigned public defender after representation is entered.
Do not discuss the case on ordinary inmate calls
Use the attorney communication process for confidential legal discussion.
Contact the Public Defender’s Office
Confirm the application, appointment and assigned lawyer directly.
Open Greenville County Public Defender
Greenville County Public Defender
305 E. North Street
Greenville, SC 29601
Phone: 864-467-8522
Fax: 864-467-8521
Receive case updates and victim-witness help
Identify the investigating agency
Request the agency victim advocate and keep the incident-report number.
Contact the 13th Circuit Victim-Witness Program
A victim advocate is assigned to work with the prosecuting assistant solicitor.
Open Greenville victim-witness services
Provide the case identifiers
Have the defendant name, arrest date, warrant number and court case number.
Request hearing and disposition notices
Advocates provide case updates and information about court events and outcomes.
Ask about restitution and referrals
The program can explain rights, court participation and available support services.
Register for state-custody notifications after transfer
South Carolina VINE provides location and projected-release information for SCDC inmates.
13th Judicial Circuit Solicitor – Greenville
Phone: 864-467-8647
Use SCDC after a state-prison transfer
SCDC search covers
- People currently sentenced to and incarcerated in SCDC.
- Photographs and available public information.
- Status as of midnight on the previous day.
- The assigned state institution.
SCDC search excludes
- Current Greenville County pretrial detainees.
- People sentenced only to county detention.
- Released SCDC inmates.
- Probation and parole supervision.
- Juvenile offenders.
Open the official SCDC inmate search
Use it only when the person may have entered state correctional custody.
Search South Carolina state inmates
Search the full name or SCDC number
Confirm the photo, institution and available identifying information.
Use the state inmate-information line when needed
Call 866-727-2846.
Return to the court judgment
The SCDC search is not the official conviction or sentencing document.
Use SLED CATCH without confusing it with warrants
SLED CATCH is a name-based South Carolina criminal-history search. It does not include wanted-person information and does not replace the Greenville County warrant or court check.
| Item | Published information | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Standard report | $25 | Nonrefundable South Carolina name-based criminal-history check. |
| Online convenience fee | $1 | Applies to online background searches, not mail requests. |
| Payment service fee | $1.43 beginning July 1, 2026 | Provider charge for a standard $25 online CATCH report. |
| Geographic scope | South Carolina only | It is not a nationwide criminal-history report. |
| Warrants | Not included | Confirm warrants through the issuing court or agency. |
| Search method | Name and date of birth | Alias or identity differences can cause false positives or false negatives. |
| Multiple possible subjects | Special Processing Required | The automated result cannot safely distinguish the possible matches. |
Open SLED CATCH
Read and accept the terms.
Run a South Carolina criminal-history search
Enter the exact legal name
CATCH uses a starts-with match for the first name, last name and date of birth.
Add the Social Security number only when appropriate
It is searched when provided but should be handled securely.
Review identity carefully
Fingerprints are more reliable than a name-only match.
Print or save the result
The live portal is the final action for retrieving the paid report.
Use mail when certification is required
State clearly that the result must be certified or notarized.
SLED Public Dissemination Unit
Phone: 803-896-1443
Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Email: SLEDCATCHAcct@sled.sc.gov
Mail: SLED Records Department, P.O. Box 21398, Columbia, SC 29221-1398
Correct a wrong arrest, identity or disposition
Identify which database is wrong
Compare the current inmate record, county booking report, Public Index and SLED CATCH history.
Save the incorrect result
Record the date viewed, URL, booking number, case number and disputed field.
Obtain the controlling document
Use a corrected arrest record, certified dismissal, sentence sheet or court order.
Correct the originating source
County booking errors begin with Public Safety Records; court errors begin with the court maintaining the case.
Challenge the SLED record when necessary
SLED’s fingerprint and criminal-history units provide a process for disputing inaccurate state records.
Recheck every connected system
A correction by one government office may not automatically update a private background report.
Correction is not expungement. A correction fixes factually inaccurate information. Expungement removes an eligible charge after the required legal process and court order.
Start the correct Greenville County expungement process
SLED cannot begin an expungement and cannot remove a charge without an Order for Destruction of Arrest Records.
General Sessions charge
Apply through the 13th Judicial Circuit Solicitor’s Office for an eligible Greenville County higher-court charge.Magistrate or municipal dismissal
Contact the magistrate or municipal court that handled the dismissed charge.
Identify every charge and court
Use the booking record, Public Index and summary-court information.
Obtain the final disposition
Confirm that each charge ended in a way that may qualify under South Carolina law.
Choose the correct starting office
Use the Solicitor for General Sessions or the handling court for a magistrate or municipal dismissal.
Complete the application and fee process
Follow the current instructions issued by the Solicitor or court.
Wait for agency reviews and signatures
A filing is not complete merely because the application was submitted.
Obtain the signed destruction order
Keep a certified copy for later verification.
Allow SLED processing time
SLED states that it does not send confirmation and should be allowed approximately four weeks after receiving the order.
Run a new SLED CATCH report
Use a new report to verify that the eligible charge was removed.
Send proof when the charge still appears
Mail the certified order, a recently purchased CATCH report and a stamped return envelope to the SLED Expungement Department.
Dispute private reports separately
SLED does not control third-party background databases.
SLED Expungement Department
P.O. Box 21398
Columbia, SC 29221
Greenville County arrest, jail and court contacts
Greenville County Detention Center
20 McGee Street
Greenville, SC 29601
864-467-2309
Detention Administrationdetentioncenteradministrator@greenvillecounty.org
Use for appropriate inmate-service or medical-concern routing.
Housing and Visitation864-467-2330
Confirm the current building before visiting.
Professional Visitation864-467-2370
detprov@greenvillecounty.org
Public Safety Records864-467-5278
Background, report, booking and disposition-copy information.
Greenville County Clerk
305 E. North Street
Greenville, SC 29601
864-467-8551
Bond Court
4 McGee Street, Room 116-A
Greenville, SC 29601
864-467-2402
Sheriff Warrant Services864-467-5241
Business-hours warrant confirmation.
Public Defender
305 E. North Street
Greenville, SC 29601
864-467-8522
13th Circuit Solicitor864-467-8647
General Sessions scheduling, victim services and expungement routing.
Greenville County Detention Center map
Greenville County Courthouse map
Confirm before traveling: Recheck custody, housing, court location, office hours, identification requirements, payment methods and whether an appointment is necessary.
Key Greenville County details available here
Booking and identityLive inmate search, booking-field explanations, same-name safeguards and no-result troubleshooting.
Records and feesLocal background-check scope, police-report fees, booking-record charges, mugshot fees and request scripts.
Court verificationGeneral Sessions versus summary court, Public Index steps, associated cases and criminal-copy instructions.
Jail servicesVisit limits, housing rules, mail addresses, August 2026 package change, deposits, commissary and calls.
Legal and victim helpBond Court, Public Defender, Solicitor, warrant office and victim-witness assistance.
State recordsSCDC custody, SLED CATCH charges, statewide limitations, corrections and expungement follow-through.
