Find Clarke County Inmate Records

Clarke County inmate records are searched through a regional custody system because adult arrestees are not held in a stand-alone county jail. A Clarke County jail roster search should start with the regional detention center for current custody, then move to court, state prison, federal, immigration, or notification systems when the person is not listed. Current inmate records can reflect booking and custody activity, while older arrest paperwork or released-person records may require a public-records request to the agency that created or holds the record.

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Clarke County Jail Roster Overview

Clarke County has no stand-alone county jail for adult detainees. Adults arrested in Clarke County who remain in custody route to Northwestern Regional Adult Detention Center, a regional jail serving Clarke County, Fauquier County, Frederick County, and the City of Winchester. NRADC is at 141 Fort Collier Road, Winchester, VA 22603, and the main number is 540-535-3800.

The Clarke County Sheriff's Office, led by Sheriff Travis Sumption, remains important for arresting-agency questions, incident records, and recent deputy-message routing. It is not the jail operator for adult custody. NRADC operates the detention center, and the sheriff's FOIA page explains how to request sheriff-created law-enforcement records through Office Manager Janine Rose.

The official NRADC inmate lookup path runs through How Do I > Locate an Inmate and points to iml.nradc.com. Direct inspection on July 1, 2026 encountered certificate and 404 issues, so public roster fields, update frequency, and released-inmate retention were not verified. Do not assume a Clarke-only roster, a complete historical archive, or a public display of every booking field.


How to Use the Clarke County Inmate Roster

Use the official regional-jail route first for current adult custody. If that channel is unavailable or produces no result, use phone, sheriff records routing, VADOC, BOP, ICE, or Virginia VINE based on the custody type.

  1. Open the NRADC Locate an Inmate route and follow its official link to the inmate lookup host.
  2. Search with the person's identifying information available to you. The exact public field labels were not visible during July 1, 2026 inspection.
  3. If the lookup is unavailable or inconclusive, call NRADC at 540-535-3800 for current regional-jail custody questions.
  4. For a very recent Clarke Sheriff's Office arrest that does not yet appear, use the sheriff non-emergency/deputy message line at 540-955-1234 or administration at 540-955-5152.
  5. For older booking records, released-person records, or incident reports, send the request to the agency that holds the record: NRADC for jail-created records or the Clarke County Sheriff's Office FOIA channel for sheriff-created records.

Clarke County Roster Search Fields

NRADC's public site states that users enter information for the inmate they are looking for, but the linked roster host did not expose a readable public form in the July 1, 2026 source inspection. The accurate field inventory is therefore limited.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
Not visible in inspected sourceNot visibleUnspecifiedOfficial path is https://iml.nradc.com/ from NRADC; direct inspection did not expose fields on July 1, 2026.
Search or submit buttonNot visibleUnspecifiedNRADC says users enter information for the inmate; the exact button label was not located.

What a Clarke County Inmate Profile Shows

A public NRADC roster profile could not be fully captured. Official intake pages do confirm what NRADC creates during booking and classification, so those fields are best treated as jail-created record categories, not guaranteed public roster display fields.

FieldWhat It Shows
NameUsed for mail and money orders; mail must include the inmate's full name.
ChargesCharges are processed after magistrate bond review, but court filings may later differ from booking charges.
Bond status/typeThe magistrate decides whether bond is issued and whether it is secured, unsecured, or personal recognizance.
Booking photoNRADC says a booking photo may be taken during processing; public roster display was not verified.
Property and accountProperty is inventoried, and cash in possession is placed into an inmate-specific account.
Classification/housingClassification sees held inmates within 72 business hours and determines custody level and orientation needs.

Finding County, State, and Federal Inmates

NRADC covers local and regional jail custody. The Virginia Department of Corrections Inmate and Supervisee Locator covers sentenced Virginia custody and supervision, including some people housed in local or regional jails under VADOC authority. The BOP locator covers federal inmates in BOP custody from 1982 forward. The ICE Online Detainee Locator System is separate and requires JavaScript. Virginia VINE is available for custody and case notifications.

CustodyWhere to Look
Pretrial or local/regional jail custodyNRADC locate-an-inmate route or 540-535-3800
Sentenced Virginia custody or supervisionVirginia Department of Corrections locator
Federal sentenced custodyFederal Bureau of Prisons inmate locator
Immigration detentionICE Online Detainee Locator System
Notification monitoringVirginia VINE

Clarke County Jail Facilities

The Clarke County adult custody facility is regional, not county-owned. NRADC is governed by the Northwestern Regional Jail Authority, and its official history page states a capacity of 1,027 inmates.

Northwestern Regional Adult Detention Center

141 Fort Collier Road

Winchester, VA 22603

540-535-3800

Adult regional jail serving Clarke, Fauquier, Frederick, and Winchester.


Booking Process in Clarke County

NRADC's first-48-hours material says all new arrestees and incarcerations are received through the Booking Department. Intake begins with a pat search, removal and inventory of personal property except a single layer of clothing and money, and processing after magistrate review. Processing can include fingerprinting, a booking photo, jail-issued clothing, hygiene items, and medical, mental health, and suicide screening.

After arrest, the person goes before a magistrate for bond and commitment decisions. If the inmate is not released or bonded, pretrial personnel interview the person on the next regular court day for arraignment. Classification reviews held inmates within 72 business hours to address housing, orientation, custody level, and medical or mental health needs.

The booking timeline explains why a very recent arrest may not appear in a public lookup immediately. A person can be in transport, before a magistrate, completing intake, or released before a public profile is easy to find. For a recent Clarke deputy arrest, the sheriff's non-emergency line can help route local incident questions, while NRADC remains the custody-status contact once the person is committed to the regional jail.


Visitation Hours and Rules

Family and friend visits at NRADC are video visits. Onsite visits are first come, first served in the Main Lobby, require the visitor to be on the inmate's approved visitor list, can last up to 30 minutes, and are recorded. Off-site on-demand visits through GettingOut can last up to 15 minutes. Visitors are not accepted after 11:00 AM for morning visitation or after 3:15 PM for afternoon visitation.

DayMorning HoursAfternoon Hours
Monday8:30 AM - 11:00 AM2:00 PM - 3:15 PM
Tuesday8:30 AM - 11:00 AM2:00 PM - 3:15 PM
Wednesday8:30 AM - 11:00 AM2:00 PM - 3:15 PM
Thursday8:30 AM - 11:00 AM2:00 PM - 3:15 PM
Friday8:30 AM - 11:00 AM2:00 PM - 3:15 PM
SaturdayClosedClosed
SundayClosedClosed

How to Contact a Clarke County Inmate

Address inmate mail to the inmate's full name at 141 Fort Collier Road, Winchester, VA 22603. Personal mail is inspected, scanned, and uploaded to the inmate tablet system. Mail must include the sender's full first and last name and complete return address, may not exceed A4 or 8.5x14 size, and may not include cash, personal checks, stamps, envelopes, pens, stickers, glued items, staples, or other prohibited material. Books, magazines, and newspapers must come from approved publishers or distributors.

Mail, money, visitation, and tablet access are NRADC rules, not VADOC or BOP rules. Do not use state-prison mail instructions for someone currently held at NRADC, and do not use NRADC deposit tools for a person who has transferred to VADOC, BOP, or ICE custody.


Commissary and Inmate Funds

NRADC uses lobby kiosks in the Main Facility for cash or card deposits 24/7. Money orders can be mailed with sender and inmate names. Online deposits use ConnectNetwork for NW Regional VA - Adult Detention, Site ID 7, and tablet funds use GettingOut. Canteen orders are weekly and must be submitted by 10:00 PM Tuesday for Thursday delivery.

ConnectNetwork's facility profile identifies the official deposit and phone-service listing for NW Regional VA - Adult Detention.

ConnectNetwork profile for NW Regional VA Adult Detention
ConnectNetwork is separate from the NRADC roster. Confirm custody before sending funds.

Note: Confirm the person's current NRADC custody status before sending money, mailing property-related items, or scheduling a visit.


Clarke County Inmate Records Requests

When the online lookup path does not answer a Clarke County inmate records question, the next step is to ask the office that created or keeps the record. NRADC handles jail-created booking, custody, visitation, account, property, and detention-center records. The Clarke County Sheriff's Office handles sheriff-created arrest, incident, investigative, and local law-enforcement records. Court clerks handle filed criminal cases, bond orders, hearing dates, and dispositions.

The sheriff's FOIA process allows requests by U.S. mail, fax, email, in person, or phone. The request should give the requester's name and legal address and describe the records with reasonable specificity. Useful details include the person's name, approximate arrest date, arresting agency, report number if known, and whether the request seeks an incident report, arrest record, booking-related record, or other document. Virginia FOIA permits actual-cost charges and allows exemptions or redactions, especially for active law-enforcement and criminal records.

Virginia VINE is another useful channel, but it does not replace the roster. VINE is for custody and case-status notification. It helps victims and families monitor changes, while NRADC, VADOC, BOP, ICE, the sheriff, or the court remain the official source for the underlying record now.

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