Spartanburg County
Detention Facility

The Spartanburg County Detention Facility's primary function is to protect the people of Spartanburg County by operating a secure detention facility that is cost efficient and adheres to professional standards. The facility is dedicated and will strive to practice within its limits and resources to provide a humane, safe, secure, and sanitary detention and incarceration for both pre-trial and sentenced offenders (90 days or less). Major departmental initiatives include but are not limited to:

• Adherence to applicable State and Federal Laws and standards.

• Cooperation with other criminal justice agencies to provide efficient coordination and use of resources.

• Provide support services from time to time to other law enforcement agencies to assist them in their service to the community.

• Effective management and professional development of departmental personnel.

• Maintenance of highest standards of ethics and training.

• Provide all other related services as may be necessary to carry out the department's mission and to serve the citizens of Spartanburg County.

Current Inmate Search With Pictures Sorted Alphabetically (XML)
Current Inmate Search With Pictures Sorted by Booking Date (XML)
Inmates Booked Within The Last 72 Hours With Pictures(XML)
Inmates Released Within Last 15 Days With Pictures (XML)
Inmate Histories (XML) Now Going Back To 2007
 
Current Inmate Population Sorted Alphabetically (pdf)
Current Inmate Population Sorted by Booking Date (pdf)
 
Current Inmates on Home Detention Program With Pictures (XML)
Current Inmates Wanted For Escape From Home Detention Program With Pictures (XML)

Ninety Day Report (pdf)

SPECIAL NOTE OF APPRECIATION: While the Director and his staff have developed and enjoyed a special working relationship with other Sheriffs over the years, we have never enjoyed a closer nor more cooperative relationship than we now have with Sheriff Chuck Wright and his staff.  Without their support, we could not have accomplished some of the things we have done. In addition to Sheriff Wright, special appreciation is given to Mr. Tony Fisher, Director of Public Safety for the City of Spartanburg, who unselfishly allowed the jail's emergency response team to assist him and his department in resolving a hostage situation that drew national recognition. The trust and confidence shown by Sheriff Wright and Mr. Fisher in the jail staff's abilities is deeply appreciated, and we will continue to strive to maintain their faith and trust as we continue working together in the future. On a personal note, the Director wishes to thank the County Administrator, members of County Council; and the public at large for their continued support and trust.