Bertie County, NC Inmate Lookup, Jails and Sheriff's Office

With two jails in the county, locating an inmate in Bertie County is fast. If you do not know where to check, your first destination is the Bertie County Jail inmate roster. This is because all individuals arrested within the county are transferred to this facility to serve time here until their court cases are completed. However, note that these inmates are denied bail or cannot pay bail.  

The inmate roster is searchable by the following; 

• Name 
• Date of incarceration. 

If you cannot find the inmate using the inmate roster, you may visit or call the jail at 252-794-9283 and ask about the whereabouts of your inmate. This is because inmates who have not completed their booking and orientation processes are unavailable on the inmate roster. 

Other ways of finding an inmate in Bertie County 

If you cannot locate them in the county jail, you can utilize the NCDPS offender search to see if they are in the Bertie Correctional Institution or any other state facility.  

You can also use the BOP inmate locator to see if they are in federal prisons. Here you need to indicate the name of the offender you need to find. You can use the number option for a more straightforward search, as numbers are personal. You can indicate the correct INS, DCDC, FBI, or BOP register numbers federal inmates receive upon incarceration.  

Third-Party websites 

To locate an inmate using a third-party website, you should find a website that offers access to the NC public records. Per NC Freedom of Information, inmate records are public records, and so are their whereabouts. You can find an inmate by name, date of incarceration, or county of imprisonment.  

NC VINELink 

The NCDPS offers free national resources to crime victims in the county, NC VINELink. If you are a crime victim, the department urges you to register and keep a record of your offender. You can receive updates by phone, email, or text. 

About Bertie County Jail and Other Prisons/Jails 

Bertie County Jail, also known as Bertie-Martin Regional Jail, is located at 230 Country Farm Road, Windsor, NC, 27983. The jail was built in 1984 and currently has the biggest prison office in Bertie County. It occupies six sections of land in metropolitan Windsor. 

The jail has a capacity of 90 beds and receives a monthly average of 284 bookings. Eighty-four staff members supervise the facility. Bertie County Jail is a medium security jail that accommodates people who have been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial or have been incarcerated and are serving their sentences. These sentences usually last less than a year, most of which are common misdemeanors.  

More than 45 prisoners are utilized annually at the jail in-office work, cleaning, laundry, groundwork, and the kitchen departments. These trustees may receive reduced days from their sentences or some money.  

Sending money 

Inmates can receive money in their commissary account via money order, check, or cash. A second option is a direct deposit into the inmate’s account at the prison administrative office. You can use any of the jail ATMs located in the lobby of Bertie-Martin Jail. 

Visitation 

Inmates at Bertie-Martin Regional Jail are allowed both online and physical visits. The facility has a state-of-the-art visitation system that allows loved ones to visit inmates virtually from the comfort of their homes. Each inmate is allowed to have two 45-minute onsite video visits per week. To schedule an online visit, you can notify the jail administration beforehand, anytime between 8:15 am and 4:00 pm, Tuesday through Sunday. 

Other Jails/prisons 

Bertie County has a Correctional Institution located at 218 Cooper Hill Road, Windsor, NC, 27983, known as the Bertie Correctional Institution. The facility can hold over 792 male inmates. Bertie Correctional institution is a medium-maximum security level incarceration facility operated by the NC Department of Public Safety-adults Corrections.  

Since it houses high-risk inmates, the facility has single-inmate pods that separate these inmates from other prisoners. Most of these inmates have sentences exceeding two years without a possibility of parole before two years.  

About the Sheriff’s Office 

The Sheriff’s Office, under Sheriff John Holley, is the overall enforcer of the law within Bertie County. It is located at 222 County Farm Road, Windsor, NC 27983. 

You can contact the office via phone at (252) 794-5330 or by fax at (252) 794-5346. If you wish to visit the offices, you can do so during office hours except during holidays. 

The functions of the Sheriff’s Office are: 

• Law enforcement: The Bertie County Sheriff’s Office enforces laws within the county. The responsibilities include patrols, investigating crime, and apprehending suspects. 
• Court Duties: The Sheriff’s Office performs duties such as serving court papers such as subpoenas, warrants, writs, or civil processes. 
• Corrections: The Sheriff’s Office is in charge of the county jail. It ensures that the county jail is adequately maintained and operated. 

About Bertie County 

Bertie County is located in the North East Area of North Carolina. It was formed as part of the Bertie Precinct in 1722 from the Chowan Precinct of Albemarle County. The county has a total area of 741 square miles. Its infrastructure is the Sans Souci Ferry which provides access across the Cashie River. According to the 2020 census, its population was 17,934. 

Bertie County Sheriffs Office

Address

104 Dundee Street, Windsor, North Carolina, 27983

Phone

252-794-5330

Fax

252-794-5346

Email

[email protected]

Website

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