Alamance Mugshots & Inmate Search: Jail, Bond & Court Guide

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Use Alamance Mugshots as the Start of a Record Check, Not the End of One

The official Alamance County P2C system can do more than show a booking photograph. An individual inmate page can contain the person’s age, arrest date, release date, next court date, image and total bond amount when those fields are available.

This guide shows exactly what to do after each official page opens, where to call when P2C is not current enough, which Graham courthouse handles criminal matters, where to park, what the local courthouse phone rules say, how to request records, how to get custody alerts, and which local transportation, pretrial and reentry resources can help after the immediate booking question is resolved.

Most users should start here

Open the Sheriff’s P2C inmate inquiry and complete the match before doing anything else

Do not begin with a generic name-search form. Alamance County already provides a public inmate inquiry built for this exact task.

What to do after P2C opens
  1. Enter the person’s last name.
  2. Add the first name only if too many people appear.
  3. Open the likely individual inmate result.
  4. Compare age, arrest date and other visible identifiers.
  5. Read the Release Date field before assuming current custody.
  6. Save the Next Court Date if displayed.
  7. Save the Total Bond Amount, but verify it again before relying on it.
  8. Move to eCourts only after you know you have the right person.
Official jail Alamance County Detention Center
Address 109 S Maple St, Graham, NC 27253
Detention 336-570-6317
Criminal Clerk 336-570-5202

Go Directly to the Alamance Task You Need

Alamance P2C Inmate Inquiry: Exact Step-by-Step Search

The P2C search page has separate Last Name and First Name fields and a filter for the inmate list. You do not need to enter private identifiers such as a Social Security number.

Open the official P2C Inmate Inquiry. Open the Sheriff’s inmate search .
Type the last name first. Starting with fewer fields helps if the first name, suffix or middle name was entered differently during booking.
Click Search. Review the list instead of immediately assuming the first matching surname is correct.
Add the first name when necessary. Use it to narrow common surnames.
Open the individual inmate detail. This is where the useful record fields appear.
Check the release field. A person with a visible past booking is not necessarily still in jail.
Copy the next court date and bond information if shown. You will use those details for the next official step.
Refresh before acting on old information. Bail, custody and court scheduling can change after the first screen you saw.
Best match: use multiple record fields together. A name-only or photo-only match is weak.

What the Current Alamance P2C Detail Page Can Show

Name Identity starting point Check exact spelling and suffixes.
Age Match clue Helps separate people with similar names.
Race / sex Supporting descriptor Use only with other identifiers.
Arrest date Timeline Distinguishes a new booking from an older event.
Release date Custody clue Read this before claiming the person is still jailed.
Next court date Court bridge Verify it again through eCourts.
Image Booking-photo context A photograph does not establish guilt.
Total bond Initial bail clue Call detention for the latest amount.
The P2C page can be a good booking snapshot, but it is not a complete criminal-case history and should not be treated as one.

Alamance Bail: P2C Gives the Initial Amount, but the Jail Says to Recheck

This is one of the most useful facts in the Sheriff’s own P2C FAQ. The county says the initial bail amount is posted on the Inmate Inquiry page, but you may need to call 336-570-6317 for the most up-to-date bail information.

Official link: P2C FAQ

Open the Alamance P2C FAQ

After it opens:
  1. Find the question about the bail amount for an inmate.
  2. Read the county’s distinction between the initial P2C amount and current bail.
  3. Return to the person’s P2C inmate detail.
  4. Write down the displayed total bond amount.
  5. Call 336-570-6317 before relying on it.
  6. Have the person’s exact booked name ready when you call.
Magistrate 336-570-5219

The Sheriff’s directory places the Magistrate’s Office at 109 S Maple St, Graham, the same street address published for the Sheriff/Detention complex.

Criminal Clerk 336-570-5202

Use the court side when the issue is a criminal case, court date, filing or other judicial record rather than jail administration.

Do not treat “total bond” as a guaranteed release deadline. Release can depend on current court orders and other case or custody factors.

No Alamance Mugshot or Inmate Result? Follow This Decision Route

Spelling problem

Search the last name alone. Remove middle names, initials and unnecessary filters.

Fresh arrest

Booking and public data entry may still be underway. Recheck P2C before switching to a private mugshot site.

Released

A release does not erase the court case. Search NC eCourts if the legal matter continues.

Transferred

The person may have moved to another county facility or into the state correctional system.

Another agency

The Detention Center serves as the local holding facility, but the arresting agency may be Burlington Police, Graham Police, Mebane Police, the Sheriff’s Office, Highway Patrol or another agency.

State custody

Use NC DAC only when prison, probation, parole or post-release supervision becomes relevant.

Alamance County Detention Center: Exact Address, Map and Local Contact

Detention Center

109 S Maple St

Graham, NC 27253
336-570-6317

Email: [email protected]

Open the official Detention Center page

Current facility snapshot

476 total published beds

The Sheriff’s current detention page says the newer center opened with 240 beds, combined with 156 beds in the original facility and 80 beds in the Annex.

The same official page currently reports about 150 positions assigned to Detention.

Destination check: this map is for the Sheriff / Detention Center at 109 S Maple St. Criminal court matters use the Judge J.B. Allen Jr. Criminal Courthouse on W Elm Street.
Official link: Detention Center page
After it opens:
  1. Confirm the address still reads 109 S Maple St.
  2. Confirm the Detention Center phone before traveling.
  3. Use the page for facility information, not as a substitute for P2C inmate lookup.
  4. For a specific person’s current custody, return to P2C or call detention.

After the Booking: Use NC eCourts for the Actual Criminal Case

North Carolina says eCourts is now implemented across all 100 counties. Alamance users therefore have statewide digital court-search tools instead of needing an old county-only docket system.

Smart Search

Case information

NC Judicial Branch describes Smart Search as providing a detailed, near-real-time Case Summary / Register of Actions.

Court dates

Name + county search

The Alamance court page directs users to Portal to search court dates by name, citation number, county and other available criteria.

No home internet?

Public eCourts kiosk

Alamance was included in the 2025 courthouse-kiosk deployment with search, scanner, printer and payment functions.

Official link: NC eCourts

Open NC eCourts

After it opens:
  1. Choose the Portal / Search option.
  2. Use Smart Search for case information.
  3. Enter the defendant’s exact name from the P2C booking.
  4. Filter to Alamance County when appropriate.
  5. Compare case details before assuming the result belongs to the same person.
  6. Use the hearing / court-date search when the next appearance is your question.
  7. Contact the Clerk when you need help obtaining an official court document.
Official link: Portal training and search help

Open Portal Training and Resources

Use this page if:
  • You do not understand Smart Search.
  • You need help searching hearings.
  • You need the Portal FAQ.
  • You want the Judicial Branch’s own how-to videos.
  • You need payment or judgment-search guidance.

Going to Court in Graham: Criminal Building, Parking and Cell-Phone Rules

This is where local detail matters. The Judicial Branch says criminal matters are handled in the Judge J.B. Allen Jr. Criminal Courthouse, while civil matters are handled at the Historical Courthouse.

Criminal court route

Judge J.B. Allen Jr. Criminal Courthouse

212 W Elm St
Graham, NC 27253
336-570-5202

Use this route for the criminal case connected to an Alamance booking.

Civil courthouse

Alamance County Historical Courthouse

1 Court Square
Graham, NC 27253
336-570-5200

The Judicial Branch states that civil matters, except marriages, are conducted here.

Parking: what the official local sources say

Court Square Judicial Branch publishes a 2-hour maximum around the courthouse / Court Square.
Free lots NC Courts says free public parking lots are within walking distance.
All-day lots City Hall West, East Elm, West Harden and North Main / North Marshall are listed by Graham.
Downtown supply Graham reports 300+ on-street and 400+ off-street spaces downtown.
Official local parking page

Open City of Graham Downtown Parking

After it opens:
  1. Find the Downtown Parking section.
  2. If court may take more than two hours, look for an all-day lot.
  3. Do not assume Court Square parking is all-day; the Judicial Branch publishes a 2-hour limit there.
  4. Check posted signs when you arrive because local restrictions control the actual space.

Do not assume you can carry a phone into court

Alamance County’s court-rule library contains both a restrictive cell-phone order and a separate order explaining the rules for people who are permitted to possess devices in the courthouse.

Entry restriction

General courthouse rule

The published Alamance administrative order states that cell phones and other covered personal communication devices are prohibited in the county courthouses except for specified exempt or permitted users.

If your device is permitted

Silent mode + no recording

The permitted-device order requires silent mode before courtroom entry and says photographing, video recording or capturing courtroom proceedings requires prior approval from the presiding judge.

One published order also describes a process for a litigant who needs evidence stored on a device: courthouse security can place the device in an evidence bag for controlled courtroom use. Do not assume this applies automatically; ask security when you arrive.
Official link: Alamance Local Rules and Forms

Open Alamance Local Rules and Forms

After it opens:
  1. Find the Superior Court or District Court section.
  2. Look for the cell-phone / personal communication device orders.
  3. Read both the restriction and permitted-device rule if a phone is necessary.
  4. Do not rely on an old screenshot of courthouse rules.

How to Request an Alamance Sheriff Record Without Sending the Request to the Wrong Office

The Sheriff’s public-record page contains several details that generic mugshot pages miss.

What the Sheriff says

  • All public records requests must be submitted in writing.
  • The office is not required to create a record that does not exist.
  • The office is not required to convert a record into an electronic medium if it is not already in that medium.
  • Actual fulfillment costs may be charged.
  • The requestor should receive fee information before fulfillment.

What is not handled the same way

The Sheriff’s page notes that records of criminal investigations and criminal intelligence information are not public records under the cited North Carolina public-record definition.

It also tells users to direct arrest and search warrant requests to the Alamance County Clerk’s Office or North Carolina courts.

Official link: Sheriff Public Records

Open Alamance Sheriff Public Records

After it opens:
  1. Decide whether the Sheriff actually holds the record.
  2. For an arrest/search warrant, switch to the court / Clerk route instead.
  3. For a Sheriff-held record, select the online records-request option.
  4. Describe an existing document, not a broad research project.
  5. Include the person’s full name if relevant.
  6. Include the approximate incident date and location.
  7. Include the report/case number if you already know it.
  8. Watch for a cost notice before fulfillment.
Mail alternative
Alamance County Sheriff’s Office
ATTN: Public Records Requests
109 S. Maple Street
Graham, NC 27253

Alamance Visitation: Do Not Publish a Schedule the Sheriff Does Not Currently Publish

The current public-facing Detention Center page reviewed for this update does not provide a complete inmate visitation schedule. Publishing a timetable copied from a commercial jail directory would therefore create a freshness problem.

Current official action: call the Detention Center at 336-570-6317 before making the trip.

Ask these exact questions

  1. Is the person currently housed at the Alamance County Detention Center?
  2. Is the inmate currently eligible for visitation?
  3. Are visits on-site, remote, or both?
  4. What days and time blocks are currently available?
  5. Does the visit require advance scheduling?
  6. What ID must an adult visitor bring?
  7. What is the rule for a minor child?
  8. What items must stay outside the visitation area?
  9. Is there a current dress code?
  10. How early should a visitor arrive?
Before leaving home: refresh P2C → confirm the inmate is still there → call detention → write down the employee-provided visit instructions → bring only permitted items.

Alamance Inmate Commissary: Start From the Sheriff’s Resource, Not an Advertiser

The Sheriff’s current website navigation includes an Inmate Commissary resource. Provider fees and purchasing rules can change, so this page does not hard-code commercial fees that the Sheriff has not published on its primary detention page.

Official Sheriff route: Inmate Commissary

Open the Sheriff’s Inmate Commissary resource

After it opens:
  1. Confirm the page is still on the Alamance County Sheriff’s domain or is linked directly by it.
  2. Follow only the current provider link supplied there.
  3. Search/select Alamance County Detention Center.
  4. Use the inmate’s exact booked name.
  5. Confirm the person before adding payment information.
  6. Review the current fee, order/deposit type and refund terms before paying.
  7. Save the confirmation or receipt.
Deposit and commissary purchases may not be the same transaction. Do not assume an outside website describing one service is describing the other. If the official resource is unavailable, call 336-570-6317.

NC SAVAN Is Better Than Refreshing a Mugshot Page for Release Updates

NC DAC describes SAVAN as a free and confidential notification resource that can include county jail inmates.

NC SAVAN 1-877-627-2826

Use it when custody-status notification is the actual goal.

Best use

Release / custody-status alerts

A notification service reduces the need to keep reloading an inmate or mugshot page.

Official link: NC offender searches / SAVAN

Open NC DAC Criminal Offender Searches

After it opens:
  1. Find the SAVAN / victim notification information.
  2. Verify that you have the correct person.
  3. Use the published registration route or call 1-877-627-2826.
  4. Keep P2C for the local jail check and SAVAN for supported notifications.

NC DAC Does Not Replace the Alamance County Jail Search

North Carolina DAC explicitly distinguishes its offender database from county-jail records. Use it when the person has entered state prison custody, probation, parole or another covered state correctional stage.

County custody

Alamance P2C

Use for the local jail / booking question.

State correctional status

NC DAC

Use for prison and covered state-supervision records.

Notification

NC SAVAN

Use for supported custody-status alerts.

Alamance Detention PREA Policy: Zero-Tolerance Is Written Into the Sheriff’s Manual

The Sheriff’s current policy manual contains a PREA policy with an effective date of May 6, 2025 and revision dated June 17, 2025. It states a zero-tolerance policy for inmate-on-inmate sexual assault, staff sexual abuse, sexual misconduct and sexual harassment toward inmates.

The Sheriff also maintains a dedicated detention Sexual Assault Prevention page.
Official detention safety link

Open Sexual Assault Prevention

After it opens:
  1. Read the detention reporting guidance.
  2. For an issue occurring inside the facility, follow the official detention reporting path.
  3. For an immediate outside emergency or immediate threat, call 911.

Useful Alamance Local Help After Arrest: Transport, Pretrial Support and Reentry

This is where a local guide can provide more value than a mugshot directory. Alamance has programs aimed at transportation barriers, behavioral-health involvement, pretrial supervision and reentry after incarceration.

1. Low-cost transportation in Graham

ACTA Microtransit

$2 in-zone trips

ACTA currently publishes microtransit service for Graham and Haw River, with Mebane service also available.

Published fare: $2 for an in-zone trip and $5 between Graham and Mebane zones.

Service hours are published as Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Book / verify 336-222-0565

Trips can be requested through ACTA’s app or by calling its call center.

Before booking, give the exact destination address and confirm that the requested pickup/drop-off falls inside the current service area.

Official link: ACTA Microtransit

Open ACTA Microtransit

After it opens:
  1. Check the current service-zone information.
  2. Confirm current fare and operating hours.
  3. Use the app or call 336-222-0565.
  4. Enter or provide the exact Graham destination.
  5. Ask where to meet the vehicle.
  6. Allow enough time for court security or jail check-in.

2. Alamance Stepping Up and Pretrial Release

Alamance County’s Stepping Up initiative focuses on reducing unnecessary criminal-justice involvement for people with mental illness or co-occurring substance-use needs.

Pretrial Release Supervision

Treatment + accountability

The county says the program operates out of the Alamance County Detention Center under Behavioral Health and Substance Use Programs oversight.

Its published description says the program addresses barriers such as homelessness, employment, addictions and mental-health disorders.

Published outcome context

Local program results

The county reports that the program has served hundreds of individuals and that more than two-thirds of participants had successfully completed it at the time of the published update.

It also reported a 92% safety rate for the first quarter of FY2024. That is historical program outcome data, not a guarantee for a current participant.

Official link: Alamance Pre-Trial Release Supervision Program

Open the Pre-Trial Release program page

After it opens:
  1. Read what the county says the program is designed to address.
  2. Do not assume every defendant qualifies.
  3. For program-specific questions, use the Stepping Up contact route.
  4. For case eligibility or legal advice, speak with the defendant’s attorney or court.
Stepping Up project contact:
Jeff Prichard, Project Coordinator
336-290-0396
[email protected]

The county contact page asks users to allow up to 72 hours for a response because the coordinator is not in the office every day.

3. Current Alamance County Reentry Council

NC DAC currently lists a state-funded Alamance County Reentry Council with Sustainable Alamance as the intermediary agency.

Current NC DAC listing 336-213-3505

Additional published number: 336-944-3649.

Why call

Reentry resource connection

Local reentry councils are intended to connect people returning from incarceration with community resources and support.

Official link: NC Local Reentry Councils

Open NC DAC Local Reentry Councils

After it opens:
  1. Scroll to Alamance County.
  2. Confirm Sustainable Alamance is still listed.
  3. Use the current phone/email shown there.
  4. Ask which reentry services are currently available before traveling.
Older NC DAC Alamance resource spreadsheets remain online and contain useful historical provider lists, but some were last updated years ago. This guide does not present those old phone numbers as current benefits without a fresh source.

Alamance Public Defender and Court Contacts

Defender District 17

Alamance Public Defender

108-B S Maple Street
Graham, NC 27253
336-570-5260
District Attorney 336-570-5210

212 W Elm St
Graham, NC 27253

Magistrate 336-570-5219

109 S Maple St
Graham, NC 27253

Official link: Alamance Indigent Defense Services

Open Alamance Public Defender information

After it opens:
  1. Confirm Defender District 17.
  2. If you already know the lawyer’s name, use the attorney contact lookup.
  3. Use the page’s appointment / lawyer FAQs for appointed-counsel questions.
  4. For case-specific legal advice, speak with the assigned attorney rather than the jail.

Use This Source Order When Alamance Websites Disagree

1 — Current custody

P2C inmate detail + Detention Center confirmation.

2 — Bail

P2C initial amount, then Detention Center for the latest bail information.

3 — Court status

NC eCourts / Alamance Judicial Branch.

4 — Records

Sheriff Public Records or Clerk depending on who holds the document.

5 — Local logistics

NC Courts, City of Graham, ACTA and other responsible local agencies.

6 — Old mugshot page

Secondary context only. Never let an old repost override the current official record.

Official Links and Exactly What Each One Is For

NC DAC Criminal Offender Searches State correctional search and NC SAVAN
Alamance Stepping Up Initiative Local behavioral-health / justice initiative

Alamance Mugshots FAQs

Where can I search Alamance County mugshots and inmates?
Use the official Alamance County Sheriff’s Office P2C Inmate Inquiry. Search the last name first, open the individual record and compare available identity, arrest, release, court and bond fields rather than relying only on a mugshot.
What can the Alamance P2C inmate detail page show?
The current P2C detail format can show fields including name, age, race and sex, arrest date, release date, next court date, an image and total bond amount. Available information can vary by record.
How do I get the most current Alamance County bail amount?
The P2C FAQ says the initial bail amount is posted on the Inmate Inquiry page, but users may need to call the Detention Center at 336-570-6317 for the most up-to-date bail information.
What is the Alamance County Detention Center address?
The official Detention Center address is 109 S Maple St, Graham, North Carolina 27253. The Detention Center phone number is 336-570-6317.
Are Alamance mugshots proof of guilt?
No. An arrest, jail entry, booking photograph, charge or bond amount does not establish guilt or a conviction. Use North Carolina court records when later case status or disposition matters.
How do I check an Alamance County criminal court case?
Use North Carolina eCourts and the Alamance County Judicial Branch page. Portal can be used to search public court information and court dates, and Alamance also received an eCourts public kiosk for courthouse access.
Can I take my phone into an Alamance County courthouse?
Alamance County has local administrative orders controlling cell phones and other communication devices in courthouses. General entry is restricted, with specified exemptions and separate rules for people permitted to bring devices. Check the current local rules before going to court.
Where can I park for court in downtown Graham?
The Judicial Branch says parking around Court Square has a two-hour limit and free public parking lots are within walking distance. The City of Graham also lists multiple all-day downtown lots, including City Hall West, East Elm, West Harden and North Main and North Marshall.
Is there low-cost local transportation in Graham?
ACTA Microtransit currently serves Graham and Haw River, with expansion to Mebane. The published fare is $2 for an in-zone trip and $5 between Graham and Mebane zones. Rides can be requested through ACTA or by calling 336-222-0565.
What local help exists after release or during pretrial supervision?
Alamance County operates a Stepping Up initiative and pretrial release program focused on treatment, accountability and barriers such as mental health, substance use, homelessness and employment. NC DAC also currently lists an Alamance County Reentry Council through Sustainable Alamance.

Complete the Alamance Record Trail Instead of Collecting Mugshot Screenshots

P2C answers the booking question. The jail answers current custody and bail. eCourts answers the case. SAVAN handles notifications. Local programs handle practical barriers after arrest or release.

Before leaving P2C, save the exact booked name, age, arrest date, release field, next court date and total bond amount when available.

If something important affects money, travel, court attendance, visitation or current custody, verify it again with the responsible official source immediately before acting.

Independent information resource: Jail-Mugshots.org is not the Alamance County Sheriff’s Office, Alamance County Detention Center, North Carolina Judicial Branch, North Carolina Department of Adult Correction, NC SAVAN, Alamance County Transportation Authority, Public Defender, court, police department or government agency. This guide explains how to use official public resources. It does not create, control or continuously update jail or court records. An arrest, mugshot, warrant, booking entry, charge or bond amount does not prove guilt. Court dates, bond, custody, visitation rules, vendor services and release information can change. Jail-Mugshots.org is not a Consumer Reporting Agency under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Do not use this page for employment, tenant screening, credit, insurance or another FCRA-regulated eligibility decision. For an emergency, call 911.

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Use this before assuming a mugshot, arrest listing, or booking entry belongs to the right person.

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