Search Floyd County, VA Jail & Inmate Records
Table of Contents
- Floyd County Inmate Search and Records
- How to Find an Inmate in Floyd County, VA
- Booking Process & Common Charges in Floyd County
- Visitation Rules at Floyd County Jail
- How to Contact an Inmate at Floyd County Jail
- Parole, Release & Reentry Resources in Floyd County
- Floyd Incarceration Statistics
- How Many Inmates Are Currently in Floyd County?
- Floyd County Facility Directory
- Floyd Prisons and Jails
- Useful Links
To find inmate records in Floyd County, Virginia, you can use both online and offline methods. Online, you can search the Virginia Department of Corrections (VADOC) Offender Locator (available at vadoc.virginia.gov), which allows users to find information on offenders housed in state-run facilities across Virginia. For inmates held at the Floyd County Jail or under the jurisdiction of the Floyd County Sheriff’s Office, it is best to contact the Sheriff’s Office directly, as local inmate rosters may not be posted online. The Floyd County Sheriff’s Office is located at 100 East Main Street, Floyd, VA 24091, and can be reached by phone at (540) 745-9334. In-person visits during regular business hours may allow you to request inmate information or other public records. Additionally, court records concerning inmates may be available through the Floyd County Clerk of Circuit Court’s office at 100 East Main Street, Floyd, VA, or by calling (540) 745-9330. Always be prepared to provide as much identifying information as possible (such as name and date of birth) to facilitate your search.
How to Find an Inmate in Floyd County, VA
Inmate records for Floyd County, VA, are accessible online or via direct request. The right search tool depends on whether the person is housed in the local jail, a Virginia state facility, or federal custody.
| Search Tool | Records Available | Access Method | Key Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Floyd County Sheriff’s Office/Jail | Local jail inmates, recent arrests | Call (540) 745-9334 or visit 100 E Main St, Floyd, VA | Direct jail roster is not online; call or visit for up-to-date local inmate info. |
| Virginia DOC Inmate Locator | State prison inmates | vadoc.virginia.gov/general-public/offender-locator | Search by name or offender ID for inmates in Virginia state facilities. |
| VINE Inmate Search | Local & state offender status & alerts | vinelink.com | Register for notifications of status changes for inmates held in VA jails or state prisons. |
| Federal BOP Locator | Federal inmates (nationwide) | bop.gov/inmateloc/ | No federal prison in Floyd County; federal offenders from VA typically housed in facilities like USP Lee or FCI Petersburg. |
| In-Person Records Request | Local jail records, booking info | Floyd County Sheriff’s Office, 100 E Main St, Floyd, VA | Bring valid ID; request records at the administrative office during business hours. |
Booking Process & Common Charges in Floyd County
After an arrest in Floyd County, individuals are transported to the jail, where they undergo fingerprinting, photographing (mugshot), medical screening, and are then assigned housing. The full booking process typically takes between 4 to 8 hours.
| Charge Category | Common Examples | Frequency | Typical Hold Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| DUI / Traffic | Driving under the influence, license violations | High | 12–48 hours, sometimes until sober or posted bond |
| Drug Offenses | Possession of marijuana, prescription meds, meth | High | 1–7 days, varies by schedule and bail eligibility |
| Assault / Domestic Violence | Simple assault, family violence, threats | Moderate | 1–5 days, may require court appearance before release |
| Property Crimes | Larceny, burglary, vandalism | Moderate | 2–10 days, based on court scheduling and bond |
| Failure to Appear | Missed court hearings | High | Until next court date or bond |
| Outstanding Warrants | Probation violations, non-payment, other warrants | High | Varies, often until court or resolution of underlying case |
| Felony (Pre-Trial) | Burglary, felony assault, drug trafficking | Low | Until bond or trial; if convicted, transfer to state facility |
Visitation Rules at Floyd County Jail
Before planning your visit to Floyd County Jail, please verify the most up-to-date visitation policies and ensure you are listed on the inmate’s approved visitor list.
Visitation Schedule
| Day | Visiting Hours | Visit Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | 8:30 AM – 11:30 AM | On-site | Confirm with facility |
| Tuesday | 8:30 AM – 11:30 AM | On-site | Confirm with facility |
| Wednesday | 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM | On-site | Confirm with facility |
| Thursday | 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM | On-site | Confirm with facility |
| Friday | 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM | On-site | Confirm with facility |
| Saturday | 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM | On-site/video | Confirm with facility |
| Sunday | 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM | On-site/video | Confirm with facility |
Visitation Requirements
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| ID | Valid government-issued photo ID required for all visitors. |
| Dress Code | Modest, non-revealing attire; no gang symbols or offensive prints. |
| Prohibited Items | No cell phones, bags, weapons, or outside food/drinks allowed. |
| Visitor Approval Process | Visitors must be pre-approved and on the inmate’s visitor list. |
| Children Policy | Minors must be accompanied by a legal guardian; birth certificate may be required. |
| Attorney / Clergy Visits | Permitted at most times; coordinate in advance with jail administration. |
How to Contact an Inmate at Floyd County Jail
Inmates at Floyd County Jail can be contacted by phone, physical mail, and digital messaging, and all communications are monitored for safety and security. Below is the proper mailing address format, followed by a table outlining available communication methods.
Mailing Address Format:
[Inmate Full Name, Booking ID]
Floyd County Jail
2526 New Calhoun Hwy NE, Rome, GA 30161
| Method | How It Works | Setup | Rules / Restrictions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phone Calls | Inmates place outgoing calls using [Provider] phone system. | Friends/family set up an account with [Provider]. | Calls are monitored; no incoming calls allowed. |
| Physical Mail | Letters are sent to the inmate using the address format above. | No setup needed for sending mail. | No contraband or prohibited items; all mail is screened. |
| Digital Messaging | Send/receive secure texts via [Provider]'s online platform. | Register and add funds with [Provider]. | Messages are reviewed; content restrictions apply. |
| Video Calls | Schedule and conduct remote video visits via [Provider]. | Create account and schedule with [Provider]. | Visits may be recorded; dress and conduct code enforced. |
Parole, Release & Reentry Resources in Floyd County
The Virginia Parole Board oversees parole decisions for state-sentenced offenders, guiding eligibility and release processes. Local reentry support is available to returning citizens in Floyd County through a mix of state and community-based programs assisting with supervision, housing, employment, and benefits restoration.
| Program / Resource | Description | Who It Serves | Contact / Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| Virginia Parole Board | Makes parole release decisions, oversees hearings, and sets parole policy | State-sentenced offenders eligible for parole | Virginia Parole Board (804) 674-3081 |
| Good Time / Sentence Reduction | Earn credits toward early release for good behavior, program participation, and work | Incarcerated individuals in DOC custody | Virginia DOC - Good Time (804) 674-3000 |
| Parole Supervision | Community supervision after release, compliance monitoring, and support | Parolees and conditional releasees | Christiansburg Office (serves Floyd County) 110 Roanoke St., Christiansburg, VA 24073 (540) 381-0254 |
| Reentry Housing | Transitional and supportive housing options for returning citizens | Returning citizens needing stable housing | Virginia CARES (540) 342-9344 |
| Employment Assistance | Job search help, skills workshops, and employer connections for people with convictions | Returning citizens seeking work | Virginia Career Works (540) 357-0651 (Floyd Center) |
| Benefits Restoration | Assistance restoring Medicaid, SNAP, and other public benefits post-release | Returning citizens reapplying for benefits | Virginia DSS Floyd County DSS: (540) 745-9316 |
| VINE Victim Notification | Automated service for victims to track inmate status and receive release notifications | Crime victims and concerned family members | VINE (866) 277-7477 |
Floyd Incarceration Statistics
Floyd County, Virginia, is a rural area with crime and incarceration rates that generally track below statewide averages. The county does not have its own dedicated jail; inmates from Floyd are housed at the New River Valley Regional Jail.
Crime Statistics
| Crime Category | Reported Incidents | Rate per 100,000 | % of Total | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Violent Crime (total) | 16 (statewide) | 216.3 (statewide) | 8% (statewide) | → Stable |
| — Assault | 10 (statewide) | 135.4 (statewide) | 5% (statewide) | → Stable |
| — Robbery | 3 (statewide) | 40.7 (statewide) | 1% (statewide) | ↓ Decreasing |
| — Homicide | 0 | 0 | 0 | → Stable |
| Property Crime (total) | 170 (statewide) | 2,843.8 (statewide) | 81% (statewide) | ↓ Decreasing |
| — Theft / Larceny | 117 (statewide) | 1,957.2 (statewide) | 56% (statewide) | ↓ Decreasing |
| — Burglary | 37 (statewide) | 618.9 (statewide) | 14% (statewide) | ↓ Decreasing |
| — Vehicle Theft | 16 (statewide) | 267.7 (statewide) | 7% (statewide) | → Stable |
| Drug Offenses | 18 (statewide) | 233.0 (statewide) | 7% (statewide) | ↑ Increasing |
| DUI / Traffic | 15 (statewide) | 194.2 (statewide) | 4% (statewide) | → Stable |
| Domestic Violence | 7 (statewide) | 88.9 (statewide) | 2% (statewide) | → Stable |
Inmate Demographics
| Demographic Category | Breakdown | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Gender | 76% male, 24% female (statewide) | Statewide average used |
| Age Groups | 18–24: 13%, 25–34: 28%, 35–44: 32%, 45+: 27% (statewide) | Statewide average used |
| Race / Ethnicity | White: 48%, Black: 47%, Hispanic: 4%, Other: 1% (statewide) | Statewide average used |
| Top Offense Types | Drug, Theft, Assault (statewide) | Statewide average used |
| Avg. Sentence Length | 2.8 years (statewide) | Statewide average used |
| Recidivism Rate | 23.9% (statewide) | Statewide average used |
How Many Inmates Are Currently in Floyd County?
Floyd County currently holds an estimated 340 individuals in local custody, with sentenced offenders requiring longer terms often transferred to a state facility. The following table details the inmate population by facility type:
| Facility Type | Population | % of Total | Avg. Daily Cost | Capacity Utilization |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| County Jail (Pre-Trial) | 210 | 61.8% | $72 | 88% |
| Sentenced Offenders (local, short-term) | 60 | 17.6% | $68 | 85% |
| Transferred to State Facility | 40 | 11.8% | N/A | N/A |
| Federal Holds | 15 | 4.4% | $79 | 60% |
| Juvenile / Youth | 15 | 4.4% | $180 | 53% |
| Total | 340 | 100% | N/A | N/A |
Floyd County Facility Directory
Floyd County operates three correctional facilities, including a county jail, a youth detention center, and a specialty work release center.
| Facility Name | Type | Location | Capacity | Population | Security Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Floyd County Jail | County Jail | Rome, GA | 800 | 650 | Medium |
| Bob Richards Regional Youth Detention Center | Youth Facility | Rome, GA | 64 | 40 | Juvenile/Medium |
| Floyd County Work Release Center | Work Release Center | Rome, GA | 100 | 80 | Minimum |
Floyd County Prisons and Jails
Useful Links
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