Currituck County 24 Hour Booking

Currituck County is in northeastern North Carolina. The Currituck County Sheriff's Office runs the Detention Center and keeps records of all bookings. The jail handles 800 to 1,000 bookings per year. North Carolina law under Chapter 132 makes most booking records public. This page covers how to search 24 hour booking records in Currituck County, check the jail roster, and request copies of arrest data. All steps are open to anyone and do not need a special reason or access.

Currituck County Detention Center

The Currituck County Detention Center is at 413 Maple Road, Maple, NC 27956. The mailing address is P.O. Box 189, Maple, NC 27956. Phone: (252) 453-2194. The facility holds people waiting for trial and those serving sentences of less than one year.

The Detention Center provides medical care, mental health services, and other inmate programs. The Sheriff's Office patrols all of Currituck County, which is in the northeast corner of the state.

The screenshot below shows the Currituck County Detention Center page on the county website.

This page has details about the jail, inmate services, and how to find booking records.

24 Hour Booking Records

Each arrest in Currituck County creates a booking record. The record has the person's name, charges, bond amount, and a photo. Under § 15A-502, law enforcement must log every arrest. The booking data is public under § 132-1.4.

The Currituck County Sheriff's Office is at 407 Maple Road, Maple, NC 27956. Phone: (252) 453-2194. The office handles law enforcement and detention for the whole county. You can call them to check on a booking or ask for a copy of arrest records.

The jail roster shows current inmates with their charges. You can search by name or booking number. The system shows custody status and charge details. If someone is not in the online results, call the jail for help.

Note: Currituck County processes 800 to 1,000 bookings per year, and the roster is updated as new records come in.

Fingerprints taken at the Currituck County Detention Center are forwarded to both the NC State Bureau of Investigation and federal databases as part of the standard booking process. Staff run warrant checks to confirm whether the person is wanted in other jurisdictions. If a warrant is found, it is attached to the booking record as an additional hold. A property inventory documents personal items collected during intake. All of this data stays in the booking file and is accessible through a public records request under Chapter 132, whether the person is still in custody or has already been released from the facility in Maple.

Currituck County 24 Hour Booking Inmate Search

Inmate records in Currituck County include booking photos, charges, bond amounts, court dates, and release data. These records are public under North Carolina law. You can get them online, by phone, or in person at the Sheriff's Office.

The inmate search lets you enter a name or booking number. Results show who is in custody, what the charges are, and the bond amount. For records not on the website, submit a public records request to the Currituck County Sheriff's Office at 407 Maple Road, Maple, NC 27956.

The Sheriff's Office keeps records on the North Carolina retention schedule. Old records may still be on file. Ask the office for help finding records that are not in the online system.

Public Records in Currituck County

North Carolina Chapter 132 says public records are "the property of the people." Currituck County must share booking records, arrest logs, and court files when asked. You do not need to give a reason. The office must respond as fast as it can.

Copies come with a small fee. The fee covers only the cost of making the copy. Some data stays private. Social security numbers, open investigation files, and certain notes are not public under § 132-1.4. Under § 153A-220, counties must keep proper records and make them open to the public.

The NC Judicial Branch gives access to court records for Currituck County cases. You can look up case files, court dates, and outcomes after an arrest.

Court records for Currituck County cases are found through this portal after the court processes them.

State Tools for Currituck County

The NC Department of Adult Correction runs a search for state inmates, parolees, and probationers. It goes back to 1972. It does not show county jail data, but it helps if someone was moved to a state facility from Currituck County.

The NC.gov Offender Search links to the same state data. The NC State Bureau of Investigation handles criminal background checks and runs the sex offender registry.

Currituck County 24 Hour Booking Process

The booking process at the Currituck County Detention Center starts when a person is brought in. Staff log the name, charges, and bond amount. A photo is taken. The record goes into the jail system. The facility provides medical care, meals, and recreation for all inmates. Under § 15A-502, every arrest must be documented.

Currituck County is in the northeast corner of North Carolina. The Sheriff's Office patrols the whole county and brings arrested people to the Detention Center for booking. The facility handles 800 to 1,000 bookings each year. The roster is updated as new records come in. For questions about any booking, call (252) 453-2194.

Finding Currituck County Records

• Check the Currituck County Detention Center page for current inmates
• Call the jail at (252) 453-2194 for booking details
• Submit a records request to the Sheriff's Office in Maple
• Search the NC Judicial Branch for court case files
• Use the NC DAC search for state prison data

Currituck County booking records are open and available to anyone. Start online, then call or visit the office for records not found on the web. The Sheriff's Office follows North Carolina law and must answer your request as fast as it can.

The VINE system lets victims of crime track an offender's custody status and get alerts by phone, email, or text at no cost. This covers county jail inmates, state prisoners, and people on parole. The NC SAVAN service is free and private.

Note: For certified copies of Currituck County court documents, contact the Clerk of Superior Court at the courthouse.