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Caswell County Detention Center Overview

The Caswell County Sheriff's Office detention page identifies the detention center as the local jail responsible for the care, control, and custody of Caswell County inmates, staff, and visitors. It is operated under the general supervision of the Sheriff of Caswell County. This is the correct facility for a person arrested by local law enforcement and held before release, first appearance, trial, local sentence service, or transfer to another custody system.

The facility is at 231 County Park Road in Yanceyville. Sheriff and directory sources list Tony Durden as sheriff, a detention phone line of 336-694-2594, and a sheriff main number of 336-694-9311. The jail is not a court. Detention staff can answer custody and operational questions, but the sheriff page says the jail cannot set bond amounts, modify court dates, render verdicts, or determine punishment.

The sheriff detention page is the best source for current remote visitation, deposit, package, and jail operations notices.

The sheriff's detention page is shown in this local source image from the official Caswell County Detention Center page.

The page is useful because it combines the jail phone number, Pay Tel visit rules, Access Corrections deposit options, and package-ordering notice in one official location.

Caswell County Detention Capacity

The rated capacity for Caswell County Detention Center is 108. The figure appears in the 2026 NC Jail Administrators Detention Facility Resource Directory and also matches an NC DHHS confinement-facility table that listed the Caswell County facility with 108 beds. No official current jail population, daily roster count, or current average daily population was located in public online sources during the research sweep, so the public record does not support an over-capacity or under-capacity claim.

Capacity is not the same as a live inmate population. A person checking whether someone is in custody should use the official app, call the jail, or register through VINE rather than infer custody from the bed count.

Look Up Caswell County Detention Inmates

No ordinary browser-based Caswell County jail roster or public booking report was located on the sheriff website. The strongest official self-service clue is the Caswell County Sheriff's Office mobile app. App store material identifies it as the official sheriff application, and a sheriff app announcement preview described searchable inmate listings. Because the app fields were not visible in a browser, do not assume a public web profile shows mugshots, bond, housing, or booking numbers.

For a current county jail custody check, use a short fallback chain. Start with the sheriff app if it is installed, then call the detention center. For formal arrest or incident reports, use sheriff records. For release notification, use VINE. For formal charges and court dates, use eCourts or the Clerk of Superior Court. For sentenced state prisoners, switch to the NC DAC locator because the county jail app does not cover state prison custody.

1. Open the official Caswell County Sheriff's Office app from the Apple App Store or Google Play if available.
2. Search the app for the inmate listing if the feature is visible, using the person's full name and any known booking date.
3. Call Caswell County Detention Center at 336-694-2594 if no app record appears or if release, visitation, bond-posting location, or booking status must be confirmed.
4. Use North Carolina VINE/VINELink for custody-status notifications instead of repeated manual checks.
5. Use North Carolina eCourts Portal for court charges, hearings, and case status after booking.

For a broader walkthrough of custody records, the Caswell County jail inmate records page separates the app, phone, records, VINE, state prison, federal, and court-search paths.

Caswell County Detention Contact

The public contact details below come from sheriff, county, and jail-administrator sources. The detention center's public counter hours differ from jail intake operations. The contact page lists detention center hours as Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., while sheriff sources also refer to 24-hour services. Arrest intake and custody functions should be treated as continuous, but public record, package, and visitor questions may depend on posted office hours.

Caswell County Detention Visiting Rules

Family and friend visits are currently remote through Pay Tel Connect. The jail schedule covers all pods. Visits must be scheduled at least one day ahead, and the scheduling deadline is midnight on the day before the visit. Each inmate may have one visit per day, visits are first come, first served, and the selected time no longer appears once it has been taken.

Remote visits are monitored and recorded. The sheriff page also lists conduct rules that are easy to miss: no driving during the visit, no revealing clothing, no exposed body parts, and no nightgowns or lingerie. A violation can lead to a visitor ban, restrictions, or inmate discipline.

Note: Confirm visit eligibility with detention staff before paying for or scheduling a remote visit after a new booking.

Caswell County Jail Money and Packages

Caswell County Detention Center uses Access Corrections and related deposit channels for inmate trust funds. The sheriff page lists five paths: lobby kiosk, mobile app, website, phone, and walk-in barcode retailers. The lobby kiosk requires a driver license and does not give change, so users should not bring extra cash expecting change from the machine.

Package ordering begins September 3, 2025, according to the county jail notice. Orders may be placed through accesscatalog.com or by phone at 1-636-888-7003 or 1-800-546-6283. Phone ordering hours are Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Central time, and Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Central time. Inmates may receive up to $80 of product per week.

Caswell County Jail Records and Court Limits

The sheriff's Records Division maintains incident and arrest reports and assists the public. North Carolina law makes certain arrest information public, including identity details, the alleged violation, and circumstances around an arrest, but criminal investigation records are handled differently from ordinary public records. A booking photo may exist because state jail rules describe photographing as part of booking-area procedures, but Caswell County sources did not confirm routine public web mugshot publication.

Bond and court-date questions require the court side of the system. The detention center can confirm a custody status or operational issue, but the magistrate, clerk, and court records are the better route for release conditions, hearing dates, and formal charges. If a person is sentenced to prison and transferred, the inmate should be searched in the North Carolina Department of Adult Correction locator instead of the county jail channel. That transfer line also matters for Caswell Correctional Center, the state prison in Blanch.

Booking

Jail intake after arrest, including identification, search, property handling, and custody record entry.

Bond

A release condition set by a judicial official, not by jail staff.

Detainer

A hold or notice from another agency that may affect release even after a local bond is met.

DAC

North Carolina Department of Adult Correction, the state prison and community supervision agency.

Caswell County Detention Oversight

Official local pages did not publish a jail construction year, housing pod names, work-release program, GED class, medical vendor, or religious-service schedule for the county jail. The safer record is to rely on the published PREA statement link and North Carolina jail standards. State law authorizes counties to operate local confinement facilities, requires minimum standards for secure and humane custody, and requires semiannual inspections of local confinement facilities.

For visitor planning, keep the Yanceyville jail and Blanch state prison separate. Caswell County Detention Center is the local sheriff facility at 231 County Park Road. Caswell Correctional Center is a North Carolina DAC prison for sentenced adult males and uses state prison rules, not the Pay Tel county jail visit schedule.