Alamance County NC Arrest Records Search | Jail & Court
Alamance County, North Carolina · Jail booking + criminal court verification
Find an Alamance County Arrest and Follow It Through Court
Start with the Sheriff’s live inmate list to confirm the arrest, booking agency, primary charge and custody record. Then move to the Alamance County criminal court record to see what was actually filed and how the case progressed.
This page also covers current bond verification, warrants, public-record requests, detention services, visitation preparation, public defenders, victim advocates, North Carolina background checks and expunction.
ALAMANCE RECORD ROUTER
LIVE CHECK
INMATE INQUIRY
P2C
CRIMINAL CASE
VERIFIED
BOOKING + COURT MATCHED
An arrest is not a conviction. A charge shown during booking is an allegation. The prosecutor can change or decline the charge, and the court can dismiss it or enter another disposition. Verify both identity and the criminal court record.
Live jail search
Sheriff P2C Inmate Inquiry.
Detention Center
109 S. Maple St., Graham.
Current bail
Call 336-570-6317 to verify.
Criminal court
212 W. Elm St., Graham.
Official review
Facts checked August 17, 2026.
Which Alamance County record answers your question?
SHERIFF P2C
Is the person in jail?
Use for current inmate identity, primary charge, arrest date, booking agency, court date and bond information.
Best first step after a recent arrest.
ARRESTING AGENCY
Who made the arrest?
The booking agency helps identify whether the Sheriff, Burlington, Graham, Mebane, Elon, Haw River, Gibsonville or another agency created the law-enforcement record.
Do not assume the jail created the police report.
CRIMINAL COURTHOUSE
What happened to the charge?
Use the court case for filed offenses, hearings, dispositions, judgments and sentencing.
All Alamance criminal matters are routed through the J.B. Allen Jr. Criminal Courthouse.
NC SBI
What is on my NC history?
Use the fingerprint-based Right to Review when you need your own statewide North Carolina criminal history.
The current SBI state-only fee is $14.
Most reliable sequence: booking → identity → booking agency → court case → final disposition → certified record only if you actually need formal proof.
Search Alamance County arrests without missing the right person
Open the Sheriff’s official P2C Inmate Inquiry
The public search uses the person’s last and first name.
Open the live Alamance inmate search
Start with the last name
A surname-only search is safer when a middle name, suffix, nickname or spelling may differ.
Add the first name only when necessary
Use it to narrow common surnames rather than accidentally filtering out a valid result.
Review every plausible row
The public list can show name, race, sex, age, primary charge, arrest date and booking agency.
Open the inmate detail
The detail view can add release date, next court date, booking photograph and total bond amount.
Verify the arresting or booking agency
This tells you where to start when you need the underlying law-enforcement record.
Record the next court date
Do not stop at the jail record. Continue to the criminal court case.
Verify the bond before paying
P2C displays an initial amount, but the Sheriff advises calling the Detention Center for the most current bail information.
Call 336-570-6317
Continue to North Carolina eCourts
Use the court record to identify formal charges and disposition.
Open official eCourts services
What each Alamance County booking field actually tells you
| Field | What it tells you | What it does not prove | Next action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | The identity entered in the detention system. | A matching name alone does not prove identity. | Compare age, arrest date and court case. |
| Age | Helps separate people with similar names. | It is weaker than a full date of birth. | Use it with additional identifiers. |
| Primary charge | The principal allegation shown in the jail list. | It may not be the prosecutor’s final filed charge. | Read the criminal case disposition. |
| Arrest date | The arrest date linked to the custody event. | It may not be the offense or filing date. | Match it to the known incident. |
| Booking agency | Identifies the agency associated with booking. | That agency necessarily maintains every investigative document. | Use it to route a focused records request. |
| Release date | Shows when the listed jail custody episode ended. | Release does not equal dismissal or acquittal. | Check the criminal docket. |
| Next court date | A scheduled court appearance associated with the inmate record. | Court schedules cannot change. | Recheck eCourts before attending. |
| Total bond | The bond amount currently displayed in P2C. | That it is still current or clears all holds. | Call 336-570-6317 before payment. |
| Booking photograph | An image associated with detention processing. | Guilt, conviction or identity by itself. | Use stronger identifiers. |
Use this identity test before relying on the arrest
First and last names match
Middle name, suffix or alias is consistent
Age or date of birth is consistent
Arrest date matches the known incident
Booking agency matches the location
Court case follows the same arrest
Charge description fits the same event
Official numbers agree when available
Do not identify someone by mugshot or name alone. Similar names are common, and public search results can be misinterpreted.
No Alamance County arrest record found? Check these causes
The arrest is very recent
The person may still be completing fingerprints, medical screening, identity verification or booking data entry.
The search is too specific
Remove the first name and search the surname only.
The person uses another name
Check former surnames, hyphenated names, aliases and suffixes.
The person was released
The live jail list may no longer answer your historical-record question. Move to the court case or a records request.
The person was arrested elsewhere
Search the county of arrest, not only an Alamance County residence.
The person moved to state custody
Use the North Carolina Department of Adult Correction offender search.
No court case is visible yet
Filing and eCourts entry can occur after the booking event.
The record is restricted
Juvenile, expunged or otherwise confidential records may not appear publicly.
Call script for a missing inmate
I am trying to confirm the custody status of [full legal name], approximately age [age/date of birth]. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency]. Can you confirm whether the person is being booked, currently held, released, transferred or listed under a different identifier?
Identify which law-enforcement agency created the record
Alamance Sheriff
336-570-6300
109 S. Maple St., Graham
Burlington Police
336-229-3503
267 W. Front St., Burlington
Graham Police
336-570-6715
216 S. Maple St., Graham
Mebane Police
919-563-9031
116 W. Center St., Mebane
Elon Police
336-584-1301
104 S. Williamson Ave., Elon
Gibsonville Police
336-449-7926
129 W. Main St., Gibsonville
Haw River Police
336-578-4141
105 Stone St., Haw River
NC Highway Patrol
Local: 336-570-6809
1045 Cedar Crest Dr., Graham
Important: Being housed in the Alamance County Detention Center does not mean the Sheriff’s Office investigated the incident. Use the booking-agency field before requesting a report.
Request the records that are actually available
North Carolina has an important limitation: the Alamance County Sheriff explains that records of criminal investigations and criminal intelligence are not public records under the North Carolina Public Records Act. A request therefore does not guarantee release of an entire investigative file.
Confirm that the Sheriff is the custodian
Check the booking agency first. Send a Burlington, Graham, Mebane or other municipal record request to that department.
Describe an existing record
Ask for a specific booking-related record, incident identifier, administrative record or other releasable document rather than asking the agency to create a custom report.
Include precise identifiers
Provide the full name, incident date, location, booking or report number and the exact document sought.
Submit the request in writing
The Sheriff requires public-record requests to be written and processes them in the order received.
Open the official Sheriff records page
Request electronic delivery when available
Ask whether an electronic copy can be supplied before paying for unnecessary printed pages.
Review any cost estimate
The Sheriff may charge actual costs and says fees will be communicated before fulfillment.
Route arrest and search warrants to the court
The Sheriff specifically directs requests for arrest warrants and search warrants to the Alamance County Clerk’s Office or NCAOC.
Copy-ready focused request
I request an electronic copy of the existing releasable public records associated with [full legal name] and the incident occurring on or about [date] at [location]. Known identifiers include [booking number/report number/case number]. I am specifically requesting [identify the document]. Please advise me of any actual reproduction cost before processing and identify the statutory basis for material that cannot be released.
Mail option
Alamance County Sheriff’s Office
ATTN: Public Records Requests
109 S. Maple Street
Graham, NC 27253
Alamance County Sheriff’s Office
ATTN: Public Records Requests
109 S. Maple Street
Graham, NC 27253
Verify formal charges, hearings and the final disposition
Judge J.B. Allen Jr. Criminal Courthouse
212 West Elm Street
Graham, NC 27253
Main: 336-570-5202
Alamance County states that criminal matters are handled at this courthouse rather than the Historical Courthouse.
212 West Elm Street
Graham, NC 27253
Main: 336-570-5202
Alamance County states that criminal matters are handled at this courthouse rather than the Historical Courthouse.
Open North Carolina eCourts services
Portal allows the public to search court information, case events, hearing dates and available records.
Open eCourts Portal access
Use Smart Search
Search by name or case number. Apply Alamance County and criminal-case filters to reduce unrelated matches.
Confirm the defendant
Match the booking date, name, case filing date and offense description.
Read the Case Summary
Portal can show case information, parties, events, dispositions, hearings and financial information when publicly available.
Identify the filed offense
Do not assume the primary jail charge is the final prosecution charge.
Check every disposition
Review whether each charge is pending, dismissed, resolved by plea, tried or otherwise disposed.
Recheck the court date before attending
Court dates can change after the jail page was last viewed.
Use a courthouse public terminal for a deeper record check
Public self-service terminals can search criminal cases by defendant name, case number, victim or witness name.
Ask the Clerk for the actual document
Paper case files and copies are available through the clerk in the county where the case is located, subject to access rules and fees.
Read official court-record instructions
Background-check warning: North Carolina Judicial Branch says Portal can be used for case information, but individuals performing a criminal background check should use the Clerk of Superior Court process rather than treating Portal as the certified background check.
Choose certified, courthouse self-service or SBI review
| Method | Scope | Current cost | Best use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clerk certified search | One county | $25 | Certified name-based criminal record search for yourself or another person. |
| Courthouse public computer | Any county or statewide court data accessible through the terminal | No search fee; printing charges may apply | Non-certified personal research. |
| SBI Right to Review | Your own fingerprint-supported North Carolina history | $14 | Check your own statewide record for completeness and accuracy. |
Get a certified Alamance County background check
Download Form AOC-CR-314
This is the North Carolina Criminal Record Search form used for a certified single-county search.
Open the official background-check instructions
Complete the identifying information
Provide accurate name and required details for the person being searched.
Submit it to the Clerk of Superior Court
Use the Alamance County Clerk rather than NCAOC headquarters.
Pay the $25 fee
By mail, use a money order or certified check; personal checks are not accepted. In person, the Judicial Branch lists credit card, cash, money order or certified check.
Follow an Alamance County criminal case in the correct order
Investigation
A law-enforcement agency investigates the alleged offense and may apply for a criminal process or make an arrest.
Arrest and booking
The defendant enters detention, where identity and initial charge information are recorded.
Initial release conditions
A magistrate or judge determines the applicable pretrial release conditions.
First appearance
Bond can be reviewed and the defendant is advised of rights.
Probable-cause stage
Felony cases can involve a probable-cause hearing and possible grand-jury indictment.
Plea or trial
Misdemeanors are generally tried in district court; felony cases are generally presented in superior court.
Sentencing
A person convicted of an offense receives the sentence ordered by the court.
Appeal or later record relief
Some cases are appealed, and eligible records may later qualify for expunction or another form of relief.
How to check an Alamance County warrant correctly
The Sheriff’s public-record page specifically tells requesters to direct arrest-warrant and search-warrant requests to the Alamance County Clerk’s Office or North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts.
Search the related criminal case
Look for the case number, defendant and current docket events in eCourts.
Read the newest event first
An older warrant entry can be followed by service, recall or another later court action.
Contact the criminal Clerk
Use 336-570-5202 when you need help locating the Alamance criminal case.
Ask the correct question
If you need a copy, ask for the warrant record. If you need live enforcement status, explain that you are trying to confirm whether the warrant remains active.
Use a lawyer when the warrant concerns you
An attorney can advise on surrender, appearance, bond and case strategy.
Do not confront or attempt to detain another person. Similar names and changing warrant status can produce serious errors.
Verify Alamance County bail before paying anyone
P2C can display an initial total bond amount. The Sheriff’s own P2C FAQ says to call 336-570-6317 for the most up-to-date bail information.
Written promise
No advance payment is required; the defendant promises to appear in court.
Custody release
A person or organization agrees to supervise the defendant and ensure court appearance.
Unsecured bond
Money is promised but generally does not have to be paid before release.
Secured bond
Money or another form of security must be provided before release.
Verify the inmate
Match the name, age, arrest date and custody record.
Read every charge
A displayed total may involve multiple charges or cases.
Call the Detention Center
Ask for the current release condition, current bond and any holds.
336-570-6317
Ask whether bond was reviewed in court
North Carolina allows bond conditions to be reviewed at court hearings.
Confirm the accepted posting procedure
Bond-posting procedures vary and the jailer or magistrate can explain what is accepted in the specific case.
If using a bondsman, verify authorization
North Carolina Judicial Branch publishes county-specific lists of bondsmen and sureties authorized to write bonds.
Check authorized Alamance County bondsmen
Review statewide prohibitions
A bondsman may appear on a county list but still be subject to a statewide prohibition, so check both.
Keep receipts and written agreements
A professional bondsman’s premium is generally compensation for the service and is not simply returned when the criminal case ends.
North Carolina domestic-violence rule: certain qualifying domestic-violence arrests require a judge to determine release conditions during the first 48 hours. This is not an automatic 48-hour detention rule; it limits who may set release conditions during that period.
Bond call script
I am calling about [full name]. P2C currently shows a bond of $[amount]. Can you confirm the current bond or release condition, whether a judge has changed it, whether there are any outside holds, and what procedure is currently accepted for posting the bond?
Alamance County Jail location, capacity and contacts
Alamance County Detention Center
109 S. Maple Street
Graham, NC 27253
Graham, NC 27253
Detention system capacity
2006 facility: 240 beds
Original detention facility: 156 beds
Annex: 80 beds
Total published capacity: 476 beds
The Sheriff reports that the newer Detention Center was constructed in 2006 and opened in 2007. Combined with the original detention facility and Annex, the county publishes a total capacity of 476 beds.
Plan a visit without relying on an outdated schedule
Important local detail: the current Sheriff Detention Center page provides the jail contact but does not publish a complete fixed public visitation schedule and rule sheet on that page. Confirm the current visit system directly with Detention before traveling.
Confirm the inmate is still in custody
Search P2C immediately before planning the visit.
Check current custody
Call 336-570-6317
Ask whether visits are currently onsite, remote video or both.
Ask which provider is currently authorized
Use only the provider identified by the Detention Center or Sheriff.
Confirm the scheduling window
Ask how far in advance the visit must be booked and whether walk-ins are accepted.
Ask about visitor approval
Confirm minimum age, government-ID requirements and any background restrictions.
Ask about minors
Confirm whether a parent or guardian must accompany the child and what documentation is required.
Confirm visit duration and cost
Onsite and remote options can have different limits or vendor charges.
Ask about dress and property restrictions
Do not bring a phone, camera, weapon, tobacco, food or unnecessary property unless staff confirms it is permitted.
Recheck the visit before leaving home
Court movement, release, transfer, lockdown or medical restrictions can affect a scheduled visit.
Current inmate status verified
Correct facility confirmed
Approved visit type confirmed
Appointment confirmation saved
Government photo ID ready
Minor documentation confirmed
Compliant clothing selected
Prohibited property left outside
Verify the current jail service before sending anything
Inmate mail
The official detention page does not currently publish a complete personal-mail rule set. Before mailing, call 336-570-6317 and confirm the exact current personal-mail address, inmate identifier, photo rules, publication rules and whether correspondence is scanned.
Telephone and tablets
The jail has used inmate telecommunications/tablet equipment, but providers and service rules can change. Confirm the current account provider through Detention before funding an account.
Commissary
The Sheriff maintains an official Inmate Commissary resource. Use that Sheriff-linked service rather than a company found through an advertisement or sponsored search result.
Safe commissary workflow
Search the inmate first
Confirm the exact person and current custody.
Open the Sheriff’s commissary resource
Use the county’s official route to the current vendor.
Open Alamance inmate commissary
Select the correct inmate
Do not pay based only on a matching name.
Review provider fees and order limits
Jail policy controls what the inmate can actually receive.
Keep the confirmation
Save the transaction number, inmate name and payment receipt.
Do not send medication, cash, gift cards, food or personal care packages directly to the jail unless Detention explicitly tells you the item and delivery method are accepted.
Sexual assault prevention and zero-tolerance policy
The Alamance County Sheriff states that its PREA/SAAPI program is designed for prevention, detection and response to sexual assault in detention and that the agency has zero tolerance for sexual abuse or sexual assault in Alamance County detention facilities.
Report sexual abuse or assault to detention staff
Report witnessed misconduct rather than assuming someone else will
Ask Detention how an outside family member can report a safety concern
Use emergency services for an immediate external emergency
Request the Alamance County Public Defender
Defender District 17 – Alamance
Public Defender: Ricky W. Champion
108-B S. Maple Street
Graham, NC 27253
Mailing: P.O. Box 1239, Graham, NC 27253
Phone: 336-570-5260
Public Defender: Ricky W. Champion
108-B S. Maple Street
Graham, NC 27253
Mailing: P.O. Box 1239, Graham, NC 27253
Phone: 336-570-5260
Ask for a lawyer at the first court date
The judge generally asks whether the defendant wants appointed counsel, private counsel or self-representation.
Request court-appointed counsel
A person accused of an offense carrying possible jail time or a fine over $500 may qualify.
Complete the financial review
Be prepared to provide sworn information concerning income and financial obligations.
Find out who was appointed
Alamance County has its own Defender District 17 office.
Open official Alamance Public Defender information
Contact the assigned lawyer
Provide the defendant’s name and court case number rather than explaining confidential case facts to administrative staff.
What appointed representation can cost
| Case result | Published rule |
|---|---|
| Case dismissed | The defendant does not repay the cost of the court-appointed attorney. |
| Found not guilty | The defendant does not repay the appointed-attorney cost. |
| Plea or conviction | North Carolina currently lists a $60 appointment fee plus the applicable attorney fee calculated by hourly or flat-fee rules. |
A defendant charged only with an infraction generally is not entitled to a court-appointed lawyer because an infraction does not initially carry jail time.
Get local victim advocacy without searching multiple offices
Family Justice Center of Alamance County
1950 Martin Street
Burlington, NC 27217
Phone: 336-570-6019
Office: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Intake: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
1950 Martin Street
Burlington, NC 27217
Phone: 336-570-6019
Office: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Intake: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Safety planning
Victims can receive safety-planning assistance and referrals for safe shelter.
Protective orders
Staff can assist with the process for requesting a restraining or protective order.
Court advocacy
Services include court advocacy, accompaniment and help navigating civil and criminal systems.
Legal assistance
The FJC provides access to civil legal assistance and reports that its legal services are free.
Victim liaison
ACSO/Haw River victim liaison: Natalie Furr, 336-290-0787.
District Attorney
Alamance District Attorney: 336-570-5210.
When to switch from the county jail search to NC Adult Correction
Use Alamance P2C for
- Current Alamance County jail inmates
- Recent local booking information
- Primary jail charge
- Arrest date
- Booking agency
- Displayed bond and court date
Use NC DAC for
- North Carolina state prisoners
- Probationers
- Parolees
- Offender-ID searches
- Historical state correction information back to 1972
The NC Department of Adult Correction database does not include county jail inmates.
Request your own North Carolina SBI Right to Review
A Right to Review is for checking your own fingerprint-supported North Carolina criminal history and ensuring it is complete and accurate. It is different from an Alamance County jail search.
Download the SBI Right to Review instructions
Use the current Request for Access to Criminal History Record Information form.
Open SBI Personal Review
Obtain fingerprints
Alamance County Sheriff provides Live Scan fingerprinting to Alamance County residents at no cost, Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m., excluding holidays and special circumstances.
Read local fingerprint instructions
Use the required SBI paperwork
The Sheriff returns any required paperwork to you so you can submit it to the appropriate agency.
Pay the SBI fee
The current state-only Right to Review fee is $14.
Use an accepted payment
SBI currently accepts money order or certified check for this request; cash, credit cards and personal checks are not accepted.
Review every arrest and disposition
Compare the SBI record with the Alamance court record before assuming a missing or incorrect disposition is accurate.
NCSBI Criminal Information and Identification
3320 Garner Road
Raleigh, NC 27626-0500
Customer Service: 919-582-8660
3320 Garner Road
Raleigh, NC 27626-0500
Customer Service: 919-582-8660
Fix an inaccurate jail, court or SBI record
Identify which record is wrong
Compare P2C, the criminal court case and the SBI Right to Review.
Save the incorrect information
Record the exact name, charge, date, case number and incorrect field.
Obtain the controlling record
A certified dismissal, judgment or corrected agency record is stronger than a screenshot.
Correct the source first
Contact the Clerk for a court-data issue or the responsible law-enforcement agency for an agency record.
Use the SBI written-exception process
After receiving your Right to Review, submit the SBI Right to Review Criminal History Record Written Exception Form with supporting records when SBI information is inaccurate.
Recheck each system
A correction in one database may not immediately change every public or private copy.
SBI correction mailing route
NCSBI – CIIS
ATTN: NICS/CCH Unit Supervisor
3320 Garner Road
P.O. Box 29500
Raleigh, NC 27626-0500
NCSBI – CIIS
ATTN: NICS/CCH Unit Supervisor
3320 Garner Road
P.O. Box 29500
Raleigh, NC 27626-0500
Correction is different from expunction. Correct a record when information is factually wrong. Use an expunction when an accurate charge or conviction qualifies to be removed from the public criminal record under North Carolina law.
Expunge an eligible Alamance County charge or conviction
North Carolina defines expunction as a legal process that can remove a qualifying criminal charge or conviction and seal or destroy state records associated with the arrest, charge and/or conviction. Eligibility depends on the specific statute and case history.
Get the complete court record
Identify every Alamance case number, charge and disposition before choosing a form.
Review the correct expunction category
Different statutes cover dismissals, not-guilty results, certain convictions, juvenile matters and other situations.
Open the official NC expunction guide
Download the exact petition form
Do not substitute one expunction form for another; SBI warns that using the wrong form can significantly delay the process or cause rejection.
Complete every docket and charge field
Include the personal information, file numbers, charges and dispositions required by that petition.
Collect required attachments
Some forms require affidavits, record checks or other supporting documents.
File with the Alamance County Clerk
North Carolina says an expunction petition is filed in the county where the person was charged or convicted.
Pay the fee when applicable
The general expunction filing fee is currently $175.
Check whether your case has no filing fee
Some dismissed or not-guilty cases do not require a fee, although a dismissal based on diversion or deferred prosecution can fall under a different rule.
Request indigent filing status when needed
A person unable to afford an applicable filing fee can ask the court for permission to proceed without advance payment.
Complete any required hearing
Some petitions require a hearing; others can be decided from the record.
Keep the signed order
The Clerk sends granted orders to agencies that maintain the criminal record.
Allow agency processing time
SBI explains that an expunged charge may continue appearing temporarily while the order moves through participating agencies.
An expunction may not erase every legal consequence. North Carolina Courts specifically notes that an expunction may not prevent an expunged case from being considered in certain federal immigration decisions.
Alamance County jail, court and legal-help directory
Alamance County Sheriff
109 S. Maple Street
Graham, NC 27253
Graham, NC 27253
Main: 336-570-6300
Front office: M–F, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Detention Center
109 S. Maple Street
Graham, NC 27253
Graham, NC 27253
Criminal Courthouse
212 W. Elm Street
Graham, NC 27253
Graham, NC 27253
Clerk of Superior Court
Use for certified court background checks and court-file questions.
District Attorney
Prosecutorial District 17.
Magistrates
Located at the 109 S. Maple Street justice complex.
Public Defender
108-B S. Maple Street
Graham, NC 27253
Graham, NC 27253
Family Justice Center
1950 Martin Street
Burlington, NC 27217
Burlington, NC 27217
Map: Alamance County Detention Center
Map: J.B. Allen Jr. Criminal Courthouse
What should you do next?
Arrest happened today
Search P2C. If nothing appears after reasonable intake time, call 336-570-6317.
Need the current bond
Use P2C only as the starting amount, then verify directly with Detention.
Need the final outcome
Search the Alamance criminal court case—not the inmate page.
Need a certified history
Use Form AOC-CR-314 with the Clerk and pay the current $25 single-county fee.
Need your statewide NC record
Use the $14 fingerprint-based SBI Right to Review.
Record is incorrect
Correct the source record first, then use the SBI exception process when necessary.
Need a lawyer
Request appointed counsel in court or call Defender District 17 at 336-570-5260.
Need victim support
Contact the Family Justice Center at 336-570-6019.
Person went to state prison
Stop using the county jail search and switch to NC Adult Correction.
Alamance County arrest-record, jail and court questions
How do I search Alamance County arrest records?
Use the official Sheriff P2C Inmate Inquiry. Search by surname first, open each possible match and compare age, primary charge, arrest date and booking agency.
What information does the Alamance County inmate search show?
The inmate list can show name, race, sex, age, primary charge, arrest date and booking agency. The detailed record can also show release date, next court date, image and total bond.
How do I find someone currently in Alamance County Jail?
Search the live P2C inmate list. If the arrest is too recent to appear, call the Detention Center at 336-570-6317 with the person’s full name and date of birth.
How do I check the current bond amount?
P2C shows an initial total bond amount, but the Sheriff advises calling 336-570-6317 for the most current bail information.
How do I search an Alamance County criminal court case?
Use North Carolina eCourts Portal or a courthouse public-access terminal. Alamance criminal matters are handled at the J.B. Allen Jr. Criminal Courthouse in Graham.
Where do I get an arrest or search warrant record?
The Sheriff directs arrest-warrant and search-warrant requests to the Alamance County Clerk’s Office or the North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts.
How do I request Alamance County Sheriff records?
Submit the request in writing through the Sheriff’s official records process or mail it to ATTN Public Records Requests, 109 S. Maple Street, Graham, NC 27253.
How much is a certified Alamance County criminal background check?
The current certified single-county Clerk search costs $25 and uses Form AOC-CR-314.
Why can’t I find an Alamance County arrest?
Booking may still be underway, the name may differ, the person may have been released or transferred, another county may hold the person or the record may be restricted.
Can an Alamance County arrest record be expunged?
Some North Carolina charges and convictions qualify. File the correct petition with the Clerk in the county where you were charged or convicted. The general filing fee is currently $175, although some dismissed or not-guilty cases have no fee.
