Randolph County Jail Roster

How to Read the Randolph County Jail Roster

The Sheriff's Confined Inmates page lists people currently in custody. The county says it updates its list four times a day. JailScope is scheduled to refresh Randolph County every 15 hours; check the update time above the roster before relying on a record.

Date Confined refers to the incarceration date and time supplied by the county, which can differ from the arrest date. Records marked Outside Locations remain in the county list; call the jail to establish where that person is being held before arranging a visit or pickup.

Charges are allegations, not findings of guilt. Bail is shown against individual offenses. Repeated amounts should not be added together to calculate a release payment. A dash means the source supplied no amount; $0 does not establish that someone can be released.

Video Visits and Phone Calls

Randolph County directs families to PayTel for online visitation. Start with the detention center's visitation link and confirm available sessions before paying. A separate county-linked iWebVisit assistance flyer gives provider helpdesk hours, not a Randolph County visiting schedule.

The county lists inmate phone access through PayTel from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Incoming calls are not permitted. Use PayTel's friends and family site to manage an account. For trouble receiving calls or questions about that account, call (800) 729-8355.

Check the PayTel rate lookup for North Carolina, the selected facility and your receiving phone number. Review the quoted charge for the service you intend to use before adding funds.

The county also lists photo delivery through PayTel Connect at $0.25 per approved photo, charged to the sender. That is the county's posted photo price; check the amount displayed in your account before sending.

Sending Mail to a Randolph County Inmate

Personal letters go to the Greensboro processing address below. Accepted mail is scanned for the recipient to read on a tablet; the paper originals are destroyed. Send copies of photographs and documents you want to keep.

Randolph County Detention Center
Inmate Name, Inmate ID Number
Facility ID Number: 5165
PO Box 18247
Greensboro, NC 27419

Use the recipient's name and inmate ID, the facility name and facility ID 5165. The facility ID does not replace the person's inmate ID. Ask the jail for the correct inmate ID if you do not have it. Add your full first and last name, a complete return address and sufficient postage.

• Keep each envelope to 10 pages or fewer, with no page larger than 8.5 by 11 inches.
• Written or typed pages, ordinary photographs, drawings and greeting cards may be included within the mail restrictions. Polaroids, glitter, glue, tape, three-dimensional decorations and electronic components are prohibited.
• Do not send nude or partially clothed photographs, sexually explicit material, gang-related material or content involving violence, illegal activity, drugs or alcohol.
• Keep cash, personal checks and money orders out of the personal-mail envelope. Books, magazines and packages are not accepted at either the processing address or the jail.

Read the county's full mail and photo restrictions before mailing an envelope. After release, the former inmate may request digital copies of scanned mail at jailmail@randolphcountync.gov, including their name and inmate ID in the request.

Legal Mail and Money Orders

Send legal or privileged mail and money orders directly to the detention center, using the person's name and inmate ID:

Randolph County Detention Center
Inmate Name, Inmate ID Number
811 New Century Drive
Asheboro, NC 27205

Mark a legal-mail envelope "Legal Mail." The county says it will be opened in the inmate's presence. Make a money order out in the inmate's name. The Greensboro processing center does not accept money orders.

Commissary Deposits and Kiosk Fees

Randolph uses Kimble's Food by Design for commissary. Family and friends can deposit money through Team3 Inmate Canteen or the automated kiosk in the jail lobby. The kiosk is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week and accepts cash, credit and debit cards.

The county posts a kiosk fee of $3 per cash transaction. For a credit or debit card deposit, the posted fee is 10% of the deposit, with a $3.25 minimum. These are lobby-kiosk fees; check the online checkout separately for an internet deposit.

Choose Randolph County, North Carolina and confirm the recipient before submitting a payment. Use the commissary deposit service for jail spending funds and PayTel for communication-account questions. Keep the transaction receipt in case you need help tracing a deposit.

Bond and Release Questions

Before arranging a bond payment, call (336) 318-6625 to ask about the person's current custody status and the procedure that applies to their case. The North Carolina Judicial Branch lists the jail magistrate at (336) 629-4411 and the courthouse magistrate at (336) 328-3011 in its Randolph County contact directory.

A judicial official sets release conditions. North Carolina's criminal-case guide directs families to the jailer or magistrate for payment instructions because procedures vary by county. Ask what amount, documents and payment method are required, whether other holds affect release, and where to go before making the trip.

The NC Courts Portal cannot accept cash-bond or bond-forfeiture payments online. A commissary deposit also does not post bond. If you plan to hire a bondsman, use the Judicial Branch's bail bondsman search to check both the active and prohibited lists, including authorization for Randolph County.

Clothing, Personal Property and Prescription Medication

For someone reporting to serve a sentence, the county's authorized-items policy permits three white T-shirts and three pairs of white socks. It lists three pairs of white boxers for men; women may retain underwear and a bra, with any wires removed. Bandanas, wave caps and spandex are prohibited.

That list applies to intake when serving time. It does not authorize routine clothing deliveries by relatives or establish a visitor dress code. Ordinary possessions are limited to items issued by staff or obtained through the approved commissary. Call before bringing clothing or other property to the jail.

Jail staff accept properly labeled prescription medication on behalf of people housed there. Call (336) 318-6625 before making a delivery to ask how staff will receive the specific medication. The posted policy does not give a delivery window or establish that every prescribed drug can be brought in without further instructions.

Court Dates and the Randolph County Courthouse

For a hearing date or case record, use the public case and hearing searches described in the Judicial Branch's NC Courts Portal guide. Public searches do not require an account. Match the person's name and case number carefully; the jail roster is a custody record, not a complete court history.

The Randolph County Courthouse is at 176 East Salisbury Street, Asheboro, NC 27203, separate from the detention center. The Clerk of Superior Court is (336) 328-3100. The courthouse page lists clerk's office hours of Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those are court office hours, not jail visiting or bond-posting hours.

Getting to the Detention Center

Use 811 New Century Drive, Asheboro, NC 27205 as the jail destination. Confirm the person's location and the reason for your trip with the jail before leaving, especially when the roster says Outside Locations.

The city's transportation page lists Go Randolph, operated by RCATS, for same-day, on-demand trips Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., with accessible vehicles. RCATS can be reached at (336) 629-7433. Ask whether your pickup point and a trip to the detention center can be served, and confirm the fare and return-trip options.