Lookup Campbell County Inmate Records

Campbell County Jail Roster Overview

The local adult jail for Campbell County is the Campbell County Adult Detention Center, often shortened to CCADC. It is operated by the Blue Ridge Regional Jail Authority, not as a standalone sheriff-run county jail. BRRJA links the official Campbell inmate search from the CCADC page under the "Locate CCADC Inmates" search option, which opens the Campbell JailTracker roster at omsweb.public-safety-cloud.com.

The roster is the first online stop for current local custody. It is most useful for adults recently booked from Campbell County Sheriff's Office arrests, Altavista or Brookneal police arrests, Virginia State Police arrests, court commitments, and people held for Campbell County courts. The public roster app did not render a full live profile during research, so exact public result behavior should be treated as partially verified. The official app metadata still showed name search, current-inmate controls, released-since controls, booking number display, facility display, charges, bond, court, warrant, release, and status fields that may appear when configured by the agency.

Campbell County users often need more than one system. The jail roster is for pretrial detainees, local-sentence inmates, and other people held in BRRJA local custody. A person sentenced to the Virginia Department of Corrections should be checked in the VADOC Inmate and Supervisee Locator. Federal defendants should be routed to the Federal Bureau of Prisons inmate locator or U.S. Marshals custody contacts. Immigration detention belongs in the ICE Online Detainee Locator System. Custody notifications can also be set through Virginia VINE and the Virginia VINELink portal.

How to Use the Campbell County Inmate Roster

Start from the official BRRJA Campbell facility page whenever possible, because that page connects the jail name, address, phone number, and roster link in one official source. The JailTracker roster is public-facing and no fee or login notice was found on the official BRRJA link page. Searches can fail when intake is still underway, the person is listed under a different spelling, the app is not loading, or the person has been moved within BRRJA or out of local custody.

1. Open the BRRJA Campbell County Adult Detention Center page and use the "Locate CCADC Inmates" search link.
2. On the Campbell JailTracker roster, search by last name and first name when the app prompts for name fields.
3. Use exact spelling first. If no match appears, broaden the search, try partial spelling if the app permits it, or check whether a middle name, suffix, or hyphenated name was used.
4. Keep the search focused on current inmates when looking for someone believed to be at CCADC now. If a released-since filter appears, use it only for recent-release research.
5. Open any matching profile or row and compare the booking name, facility, charges, bond fields, court date, case number, warrant number, and release status if those fields are displayed.
6. If the roster does not load or the person does not appear, call CCADC at 434-332-9583 or BRRJA central administration at 434-847-3100.
7. If local custody is not confirmed, continue through VADOC, Virginia VINE, BOP, U.S. Marshals, and ICE depending on the custody facts.

Campbell County Roster Search Fields

The Campbell JailTracker app shell did not expose a complete public form during inspection, but official application metadata identified the following controls and models. These are best read as a roster field inventory rather than a promise that every control appears in every public session.

What a Campbell County Inmate Profile Can Show

No stable Campbell sample profile was captured from the live public roster. The table below uses official roster app metadata and BRRJA context, so it describes fields the platform can support rather than a guaranteed layout for every public record. Charge and image visibility may be limited if BRRJA configures the app to hide certain fields.

Booking, Intake, and Roster Timing in Campbell County

A Campbell County arrest may begin with the Sheriff's Office, a town police department, Virginia State Police, or another law-enforcement agency. After arrest, the person is transported for intake at Campbell County Adult Detention Center or processed through the BRRJA system. Jail staff verify identity, create or update the jail management record, inventory property, complete searches, take fingerprints and a booking photograph when required, perform medical and behavioral-health screening, classify the person for housing, and add charges, warrants, court dates, and bond information as it becomes available.

Immediate post-arrest roster searches can miss a person while intake is in progress, while the person is before a magistrate, while medical transport is occurring, or while paperwork is being entered. Virginia jail standards require current and accurate inmate records, but public display is still dependent on the roster system and agency configuration. Bond and first appearance information may also change after the booking record is first created. For court status after the jail record appears, use the Campbell County court records after jail arrest page and the official Virginia court portals.

Campbell County Adult Detention Center Contact Card

CCADC is the single detention facility physically located in Campbell County that official research identified as holding the local adult jail population. It is one of the Blue Ridge Regional Jail Authority detention centers. When a roster search is unclear, the facility phone line is the most direct custody-confirmation fallback.

FOIA Requests for Campbell County Jail and Arrest Records

Records requests depend on which agency created or maintains the record. Jail booking records, jail custody records, and booking photographs generally route to BRRJA because BRRJA operates CCADC. The BRRJA FOIA page names Patricia Stevens as FOIA Officer. Requests may be directed to 434-847-3100 ext. 1224, foiarequest@brrja.state.va.us, or the official BRRJA web form with First Name, Last Name, Phone, Email, and Comments fields.

Sheriff-created arrest reports, incident reports, warrant service records, and other law-enforcement records route separately to the Campbell County Sheriff's Office. The official Sheriff public records request page names Rhonda Mason as the FOIA contact at 434-332-9580 and links to an online request form. Formal court filings and dispositions are not jail records. They belong with the Virginia courts portal or the proper Campbell court clerk.

Virginia FOIA and criminal-record statutes are important for Campbell inmate records. Code of Virginia Section 2.2-3704 sets the general public-record request framework. Section 2.2-3706 addresses law-enforcement and criminal records, including adult arrestee identity, charge or arrest status, and routine adult booking photographs when requested, subject to statutory limits. Section 15.2-1722 describes arrest records maintained by sheriffs and police chiefs.

Finding County, State, Federal, ICE, and VINE Records

Use the custody path below when the Campbell roster does not answer the question. The key distinction is local jail custody versus state prison custody versus federal or immigration custody.

No official Campbell County Sheriff mobile app was found during research. Virginia VINE does have mobile access, but that is a statewide notification service, not a Campbell County law-enforcement roster app.

Visitation Hours and Rules for CCADC

BRRJA visitation rules apply at Campbell County Adult Detention Center unless the facility posts a separate Campbell schedule. Visitors must be on the inmate's visitation list, present valid picture ID, match the name on the approved list, and follow search, dress, visitor-count, juvenile, electronics, and former-inmate restrictions. Cell phones and recording devices are not allowed in the visitation area unless approved by the Site Administrator. No more than three adult visitors may visit at one time, and visitors may visit only once per week.

The Campbell-specific schedule was not located in the visible BRRJA visitation page text during research. Because visits can be delayed or canceled without notice, custody, schedule, and visitor-list status should be confirmed with CCADC before anyone travels to Rustburg.

Mail, Phone Calls, Commissary, and Money

BRRJA uses a scanned-mail system for personal mail. Personal letters, pictures, and drawings go to Facility Name / Inmate Name, Inmate Number / P.O. Box 247 / Phoenix, MD 21131. Mail sent to the old local facility address is returned except for legal mail and money orders. Personal mail is scanned at an offsite contracted facility and delivered electronically through tablets. Legal mail is handled separately, copied with the inmate witnessing, and then destroyed according to BRRJA rules.

Phone services are through ViaPath and ConnectNetwork. BRRJA lists a 15-minute maximum call length, $0.16 per minute for collect, prepaid collect, and debit calls, $0.50 per minute for international calls, and prepaid funding fees of $5.95 through a live agent or $2.95 through IVR or website. Commissary services are through Oasis/JailCanteen, and the official CCADC page links to JailATM for account deposits.