Eastern Regional Jail Inmate Search & Jail Roster 2026

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Eastern Panhandle, West Virginia · Berkeley · Jefferson · Morgan

Eastern Regional Jail Lookup: Find Custody, Booking, Bail and Visit Information

If someone was arrested in Berkeley, Jefferson, or Morgan County, Eastern Regional Jail and Correctional Facility is one of the first places families may need to check. West Virginia does not use a simple county-by-county static jail roster; the state operates a centralized offender-search system for regional jails.

This guide explains the complete process inside the page: how to search, what an OID number means, why a person may not appear yet, how Eastern Regional visitation actually works, what identification is accepted, where inmate mail must be sent, how ConnectNetwork deposits and phone accounts work, how GettingOut video services work, and which court to contact about bail in each of the three counties.

Run the official WV jail search Call Eastern Regional Jail Can’t find the inmate?
Verify the person before acting: a jail-search result is a custody record, not proof of guilt. Confirm the full name, OID number, age or birth information, facility, booking details, charge and court information before sending money, arranging a visit, contacting another person, or relying on a release assumption.
94 Grapevine Road

Martinsburg, WV 25405 in Berkeley County.

304-267-0045

Main Eastern Regional Jail telephone number.

3 counties

Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan.

1 visit/week

Published in-person visit limit; visits are 30 minutes.

WV DCR system

Use statewide jail search rather than a copied roster.

Fast answer

Start with the right Eastern Regional Jail search route

1
Arrested recently

Open West Virginia DCR Offender Search and choose Offender Search (Jails). This is the main route for a person believed to be in regional-jail custody.

2
You already have an OID number

Use the state record to confirm the OID and save it. The OID is especially important for inmate mail and helps prevent same-name mistakes.

3
Sentenced or transferred

If the person no longer appears in the jail search, return to the same WVDCR search hub and check Offender Search (Prisons) when transfer to correctional custody is possible.

Useful distinction: the West Virginia search hub separates jail and prison searches. Do not assume “no jail result” means the person is not in West Virginia custody.

Choose the problem you need to solve

Everything important is explained below. External portals are reserved mainly for searches, deposits, communication, or other actions that cannot be completed on this page.

60-second inmate lookup

How to search Eastern Regional Jail inmates step by step

West Virginia’s Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation provides one search hub for daily incarcerations, regional-jail inmates, prison inmates, escapees and absconders. For Eastern Regional Jail, start with the jail search.

Open the West Virginia Offender Search page Use the official WVDCR search hub. On that page, select Offender Search (Jails) rather than Prison Search when you are looking for a newly arrested or county-held person.
Search the legal name first Start with the last name and first name as accurately as possible. If the search is too narrow, try fewer name details before assuming no record exists.
Look for Eastern Regional Jail and Correctional Facility Confirm that the facility shown belongs to the person you are searching for. Eastern Regional Jail serves Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan counties.
Save the OID number The West Virginia offender identification number is one of the most useful identifiers for later actions. Personal mail requires the inmate’s first and last name plus OID.
Check booking and charge information carefully Use the arrest or booking information to distinguish similarly named people. A listed charge is an allegation or court entry, not a conviction by itself.
Identify the county connected with the case Determine whether the case belongs to Berkeley, Jefferson or Morgan County. That determines which Magistrate Court clerk is most useful for bail or criminal-case questions.
Use Daily Incarcerations when date matters The WVDCR search hub also offers a Daily Incarcerations option. This can be useful when you know approximately when a person entered custody and want to review recent incarcerations.
Call Eastern Regional when the result is unclear Contact 304-267-0045 and have the full name, approximate arrest date, arresting agency, county and OID number ready if available.
Open WVDCR offender search Call 304-267-0045

How to understand an Eastern Regional Jail roster result

Treat the online result as a starting point for custody verification. Some details belong to the jail system while bail, hearings and final case status belong to the court.

Eastern Regional inmate-search fields and what to do with them
Information What it helps confirm Practical next step
Full name Basic identity shown in the state correctional record. Compare another identifier before assuming the record belongs to the right person.
OID number West Virginia offender identification number. Save it for inmate mail and other facility-related questions.
Facility Shows the correctional location associated with the record. Confirm Eastern Regional Jail before scheduling an ERJ visit or using ERJ-specific directions.
Booking/incarceration information Helps identify the custody event. Compare the date with the known arrest timeline.
Charge The accusation or criminal matter connected with custody. Use the appropriate county Magistrate Court record search to check court status.
Bail/bond information May show information related to release conditions. Confirm the current order with the court because the magistrate or judge controls bail.
No longer in jail search The person may have been released, transferred, or moved into prison custody. Check the Prison Search and court record, then call the facility if needed.
Do not confuse jail information with a complete criminal history. The West Virginia Judiciary itself warns that online court search results may not represent a complete civil or criminal history and advises users to contact the clerk where the case was filed to validate important information.
Troubleshooting

No Eastern Regional Jail inmate result? Follow this order

The arrest just happened A person may be moving through arrest, transportation or booking before the public record is easy to locate. Recheck the state jail search and call the facility.
The spelling may be wrong Remove middle names, suffixes or unnecessary fields and retry with the legal first and last name.
The person may be in another WV regional jail Search statewide instead of assuming every Eastern Panhandle arrest results in housing at Eastern Regional.
The person may have been released Check the related Magistrate Court record and call the jail when a previously visible person disappears from the jail search.
The person may have transferred to prison custody Return to the WVDCR search hub and use Offender Search (Prisons).
You know the county but not the jail Call the Berkeley, Jefferson or Morgan Magistrate Court clerk with the person’s name and case information to verify the court involved.
Useful phone script “I’m trying to confirm whether [full legal name] is currently housed at Eastern Regional Jail. The arrest may have occurred in [Berkeley / Jefferson / Morgan] County on or around [date]. I have the OID or case number [number, if known]. Can you confirm the current facility or whether the person was released or transferred?”
Facility profile

Eastern Regional Jail address, counties served and directions

Eastern Regional Jail and Correctional Facility is operated by the West Virginia Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation. The state says the Martinsburg facility has been in operation since September 1999 and serves the three easternmost Eastern Panhandle counties.

Berkeley County

Includes Martinsburg and is the county where Eastern Regional Jail is physically located.

Jefferson County

Includes Charles Town and other eastern-panhandle communities whose jail detainees may be housed regionally.

Morgan County

Includes Berkeley Springs and is the third county officially listed as served by Eastern Regional.

Eastern Regional Jail and Correctional Facility
94 Grapevine Road
Martinsburg, WV 25405

County: Berkeley County

Telephone and fax

Main: 304-267-0045

Fax: 304-267-0155

Additional visitation scheduling number: 304-267-0048

Driving from I-81

The facility’s official directions say drivers approaching from either north or south on I-81 should use Exit 12 and follow Route 9 toward the Martinsburg/Charles Town area. After crossing the railroad tracks, move into the far-left lane, turn left onto Grapevine Road, and use the third driveway on the right for the facility parking-lot entrance.

Arrival tip: search and confirm custody before driving to Grapevine Road. A transfer, release, canceled visit or incorrect facility assumption can otherwise turn into a wasted trip.

You found the inmate—what should you do next?

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Save the OID number

Use it for mail and to reduce same-name mistakes when dealing with state correctional services.

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Identify the county court

Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan have separate Magistrate Court clerks. The court controls bail and the criminal case.

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Confirm housing

Call 304-267-0045 before visiting when the person was recently booked or may be moving through custody.

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Schedule visitation

Call during Monday, Wednesday or Friday scheduling hours and book at least one day in advance.

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Fund the trust account

Use ConnectNetwork for commissary and inmate-service funds.

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Use the correct mail address

Personal letters go to the Maryland scanning address—not directly to Grapevine Road.

Bail and court

Eastern Regional Jail bail: who sets it and which court should you call?

Eastern Regional Jail holds the person, but the court controls bail. West Virginia Magistrate Courts hear misdemeanor matters, conduct preliminary examinations in felony cases and have authority to set bail in criminal cases within their jurisdiction.

West Virginia bail types explained

2026 West Virginia Judiciary bail categories
Bail type How it works What the family should understand
Cash bond Cash is deposited by the defendant or another person. The Judiciary says payment may also include cashier’s checks and money orders. Confirm the exact amount, case and approved payment method with the court before paying.
Property / surety bond Someone other than the defendant pledges property or provides surety to ensure appearance. The court determines whether the proposed security satisfies the bond.
Personal recognizance A monetary amount is set, but no money is collected unless the defendant fails to appear or violates a condition. A PR bond is still a court order with appearance and conduct obligations.
10% bond Ten percent of the total bond is collected in cash, with the remaining 90% structured as property/surety or personal recognizance. Do not assume every case qualifies; follow the bond ordered by the magistrate or judge.
Who is generally entitled to bail? West Virginia’s 2026 Judiciary guidance states that a person arrested for an offense not punishable by life imprisonment shall be admitted to bail by the court or magistrate. For an offense punishable by life imprisonment, bail is within the discretion of the court that will try the case.

Which court handles the case?

Magistrate Court contacts for counties served by Eastern Regional Jail
County Magistrate Clerk Address Telephone
Berkeley Berkeley County Magistrate Court Berkeley County Judicial Center, 380 West South Street, Martinsburg, WV 25401 304-264-1957
Jefferson Jefferson County Magistrate Court 110 North George Street, Charles Town, WV 25414 304-728-3233 ext. 342
Morgan Morgan County Magistrate Court 77 Fairfax Street, Room 202, Berkeley Springs, WV 25411 304-258-8631

Before paying any bond

Confirm the defendant’s full name and case number
Confirm which county and court entered the bond
Ask whether multiple cases or holds exist
Verify the exact type and amount of bail
Ask the clerk which payment methods are accepted
Keep every receipt and court reference number
West Virginia Judiciary scam warning: the court’s 2026 warning says no legitimate court, jail or law-enforcement agency will call and instruct you to post bond through Cash App, PayPal, Venmo, Zelle or another money-transfer app. Independently call the official court or jail number before sending money.
Search the live WV court record
In-person visitation

Eastern Regional Jail visitation schedule, booking rules and ID checklist

Eastern Regional publishes a facility-specific visitation schedule. A visit is not walk-in: the visitor should schedule in advance using the jail’s published scheduling procedure.

When to call

Scheduling calls are accepted during normal business hours on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Advance notice

Call at least one day before the intended visit.

Scheduling numbers

304-267-0045
304-267-0048

Eastern Regional Jail published visitation time slots
Visit day Available 30-minute slots Limit
Tuesday 10:00–10:30 a.m.; 11:00–11:30 a.m.; 1:00–1:30 p.m.; 2:00–2:30 p.m.; 3:00–3:30 p.m. One visit per inmate per week.
Thursday 1:00–1:30 p.m.; 2:00–2:30 p.m.; 3:00–3:30 p.m.; 5:00–5:30 p.m.; 6:00–6:30 p.m. One visit per inmate per week.
Saturday 10:00–10:30 a.m.; 11:00–11:30 a.m.; 1:00–1:30 p.m.; 2:00–2:30 p.m.; 3:00–3:30 p.m. One visit per inmate per week.

How many people may visit?

Each scheduled visit is limited to one adult and two children OR two adults. The published visit length is 30 minutes.

Accepted visitor identification

Driver’s license
Non-driver identification card
U.S. Passport book or card
U.S. Military ID

Identification that Eastern Regional does not accept for an adult visitor

Not accepted
  • Social Security card
  • Credit card
  • Insurance card
  • Self-generated identification
Birth certificate exception

A birth certificate is accepted only for a minor child who is visiting with a parent or legal guardian.

Visitation with minor children

A minor must be accompanied by a parent, legal guardian or another adult member of the immediate family. When another adult member of the immediate family brings the child, Eastern Regional requires a notarized Juvenile Visitation Form from the non-incarcerated parent or legal guardian giving permission for the child to be on facility grounds for the visit.

One form per child: the facility’s published Juvenile Visitation Form collects the inmate name, jail, relationship, child’s identifying information, parent/legal guardian information and notarized authorization.

Eastern Regional Jail dress code

Women and girls

The facility requires one layer of clothing. Avoid short dresses, skirts or shorts, tight-fitting clothing, low-cut clothing, see-through or mesh material, tank tops, spaghetti straps, baggy clothing, hoodies, hats, sunglasses, decorative cutouts and open-toed footwear.

Men and boys

The facility requires one layer of clothing. Avoid shoulder-baring, tight-fitting or baggy clothing, hoodies, hats, sunglasses, decorative cutouts and open-toed shoes, flip-flops, slides or sandals.

Facility’s recommended simple outfit: T-shirt, jeans and sneakers/tennis shoes.
Fragrance/contraband warning: Eastern Regional’s rules prohibit excessive cologne, perfume or alcohol odor and warn that a visitor who smells of contraband may not be allowed to proceed with the visit.

Leave these items outside

Weapons of any kind
Tobacco products
Cellphones
Keys other than facility-issued locker key
Handheld or pocketed personal items
Purses, food and drinks

Special visitation

Visits beyond the normal rules are considered only for verifiable extenuating circumstances and must receive advance approval from the facility superintendent. Do not arrive expecting staff to approve an exception at the door.

Visitation scheduling script “I would like to schedule a visit with [inmate full name]. I have the inmate’s OID number [number]. Which Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday slot is available, and is there anything specific I need to bring for this visit?”
Phone and video

Eastern Regional Jail calls, AdvancePay, GettingOut and video visits

West Virginia DCR uses different account types for different purposes. One of the easiest ways to waste money is to deposit funds into the wrong account, so distinguish phone funds, inmate trust funds, and family/friend messaging or video funds.

West Virginia DCR communication accounts explained
Service Platform What it pays for Published phone/support
AdvancePay ConnectNetwork / ViaPath Allows an incarcerated person to make calls directly to one dedicated funded telephone number. 800-483-8314; support 877-650-4249
Trust Account ConnectNetwork Funds available to the incarcerated person for commissary and permitted inmate services. 888-988-4768; support 888-428-1845
Family & Friends Messaging / Video GettingOut Messages and video-visitation services. 866-516-0115

To set up phone calls

Confirm the inmate first Make sure the person is still at Eastern Regional and that you have the correct identity before creating or funding any account.
Choose AdvancePay if you want to fund calls to your number West Virginia’s published service material describes AdvancePay as funding calls to one dedicated telephone number.
Fund through ConnectNetwork Use ConnectNetwork online, the mobile app or the AdvancePay automated number at 800-483-8314.
Use support for account problems WVDCR lists 877-650-4249 for phone-service customer support.

To use messaging or video visitation

Create the Family & Friends account West Virginia uses GettingOut for family/friend messaging and video-visitation functions.
Select the correct person and facility Verify Eastern Regional Jail and the inmate identity before purchasing services.
Fund the correct service Video and messaging funds are separate from a general inmate trust deposit.
Use GettingOut support when the account fails The published support number is 866-516-0115.
Set up phone service Open GettingOut
Trust fund and commissary

How to send money to an Eastern Regional Jail inmate

West Virginia DCR uses ConnectNetwork for inmate trust-fund deposits. The trust account is different from an AdvancePay telephone account and different from GettingOut family/friend messaging funds.

Official WVDCR trust-account deposit methods
Method How it works Important check
Online Use ConnectNetwork to make a trust-account deposit. Confirm the inmate identity and facility before payment.
Mobile app Use the ConnectNetwork mobile application. Choose Trust Account rather than telephone funding if commissary money is intended.
Automated phone Call 888-988-4768. Keep the payment confirmation after completing the transaction.
Lobby kiosk WVDCR’s deposit guide lists a lobby kiosk as a trust-account funding method. Verify kiosk availability before traveling solely to make a deposit.
What trust funds are for: West Virginia’s official deposit guide says trust-account funds may be used by the incarcerated person to purchase commissary items and self-fund permitted inmate services. Funds are used at the recipient’s discretion.
Trust-account customer support: 888-428-1845.

Before pressing “submit”

Confirm the full inmate name
Confirm Eastern Regional Jail or the current facility
Make sure you selected Trust Account
Review the amount before paying
Check transaction fees shown by the provider
Save confirmation and receipt information
Wrong-account problem: money placed into AdvancePay is for telephone calling; money placed into the inmate Trust Account is for commissary and inmate services; GettingOut handles family/friend messaging and video. Choose the purpose before paying.
Make a ConnectNetwork deposit Deposit by phone
Personal inmate mail

Eastern Regional Jail mailing address and letter rules

Do not mail an ordinary personal letter to 94 Grapevine Road. West Virginia DCR directs personal inmate letters to a centralized scanning address in Phoenix, Maryland.
Use this address format
Inmate’s First and Last Name + OID Number
Eastern Regional Jail and Correctional Facility
PO Box 336
Phoenix, MD 21131
Return-address requirement

The sender must include a complete return address with the sender’s full first and last name. West Virginia says initials are not sufficient.

What is allowed?

Handwritten or typed letters only. The letter is processed for delivery to the incarcerated person.

What will cause the mail to be returned?

Photographs

West Virginia DCR says photographs are not allowed in the envelope. An envelope containing photographs is returned to the sender.

Attachments or enclosures

No attachments or other enclosures are permitted with the letter.

Letters for multiple inmates

One envelope may be sent to only one incarcerated person. Mail addressed to multiple offenders is returned.

Incomplete sender name

Use a complete first and last name in the return address rather than initials.

Mail checklist before sealing the envelope

Correct inmate first and last name
Correct OID number
Full facility name without abbreviation
PO Box 336, Phoenix, MD 21131
Your full first and last name
Your complete return address
No photographs
No attachments or enclosures
Local tip: write the inmate’s OID number directly from the official WVDCR result. Do not rely on an OID copied from an old social-media post or third-party jail site.
Court lookup

How to check an Eastern Regional Jail criminal case

West Virginia now provides statewide online Magistrate Court and Circuit Court record access. The correct court depends on the county and stage of the criminal case.

Determine the county Identify Berkeley, Jefferson or Morgan from the arrest, charge or court paperwork.
Start with Magistrate Court for a new local arrest Magistrate Courts handle misdemeanors, warrants, preliminary examinations in felony cases and many initial bail decisions.
Open the statewide court-record search Choose Magistrate Court Search when checking a magistrate case. The site also offers Circuit Court search statewide.
Search the defendant carefully Compare the county, case description, filing date, case ID, agency, charges and related cases.
Check Circuit Court if the felony case has advanced A felony matter may move beyond its initial magistrate proceedings into Circuit Court.
Validate important information with the clerk West Virginia Judiciary expressly warns that online results may not be complete and advises contacting the clerk of the court where the case was filed.
Berkeley Magistrate Clerk

380 West South Street
Martinsburg, WV 25401

304-264-1957

Jefferson Magistrate Clerk

110 North George Street
Charles Town, WV 25414

304-728-3233 ext. 342

Morgan Magistrate Clerk

77 Fairfax Street, Room 202
Berkeley Springs, WV 25411

304-258-8631

WVDCR Eastern Regional Jail

94 Grapevine Road
Martinsburg, WV 25405

304-267-0045

Search West Virginia court records

Release, bond completion and transfer: what families should check

Bail has been posted Do not assume immediate physical release. Verify that no additional case, hold or transfer issue remains.
The online jail result disappears Check the court record and WVDCR Prison Search, then call Eastern Regional if you need to distinguish release from transfer.
A felony case is moving forward Check Circuit Court after preliminary Magistrate Court proceedings when appropriate.
The inmate says transfer is coming Do not send new mail or deposits until you confirm the receiving facility and current offender record.
You are planning pickup Confirm actual release with the facility rather than relying only on a bond payment time or court hearing time.
You need post-release help Eastern Regional publishes a resource guide covering housing, employment, treatment and family-support services.
Best practice: once a person changes facilities, re-check the current WVDCR record before sending another letter, adding money or scheduling a visit. The procedures can be facility-specific.
After release

Eastern Regional Jail re-entry and local support resources

Eastern Regional publishes its own community resource guide rather than leaving families to search randomly. The guide includes statewide referrals plus local addiction treatment, counseling, housing and employment resources.

Substance-use treatment

The facility resource guide includes Eastern Panhandle providers such as EastRidge Health Systems, Shenandoah Valley Medical Systems and other treatment or recovery programs.

Behavioral and family counseling

The guide lists counseling and family-service options, including local Martinsburg-area resources.

Housing assistance

Facility materials identify local housing and shelter-related organizations for people returning to the community.

Employment help

The resource guide includes workforce, staffing and employment-assistance organizations serving the region.

Veteran services

The resource guide identifies the Martinsburg VA Medical Center among regional assistance resources.

Statewide referrals

The facility also points users toward statewide information and referral services for health, housing, food, financial and related needs.

Why this matters before release: transportation, housing, employment, treatment appointments and identification problems are easier to address when the family begins planning before the release date rather than after the person leaves custody.

Eastern Regional Jail practical tips that save time

Keep the OID number

It belongs in the personal-mail address and makes later custody questions easier.

Do not visit without calling

Eastern Regional requires advance scheduling; the published booking windows are Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Remember the one-visit limit

The facility says each inmate is permitted one 30-minute visit per week.

Use the Maryland mail address

Personal letters are not directed to Grapevine Road. Use PO Box 336 in Phoenix, Maryland.

Never put photos in the letter

WVDCR says an envelope containing photographs will be returned to the sender.

Separate the three money accounts

AdvancePay is for calls, Trust Account is for commissary/services, and GettingOut handles messaging/video.

Check the county before calling court

Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan each have their own Magistrate Court clerk.

Use court search for bail questions

The jail houses the person; the magistrate or judge controls bail and case conditions.

Never pay bond by payment app

West Virginia Judiciary says a request to post court bond using Cash App, PayPal, Venmo, Zelle or similar apps is a scam.

Eastern Regional Jail contact directory by problem

Who to contact for the specific issue
Problem Contact Telephone / action
Confirm Eastern Regional custody Eastern Regional Jail and Correctional Facility 304-267-0045
Schedule an in-person visit Eastern Regional visitation 304-267-0045 or 304-267-0048
Berkeley County bail/case Berkeley County Magistrate Clerk 304-264-1957
Jefferson County bail/case Jefferson County Magistrate Clerk 304-728-3233 ext. 342
Morgan County bail/case Morgan County Magistrate Clerk 304-258-8631
Trust-account deposit ConnectNetwork 888-988-4768
Trust-account customer support ConnectNetwork support 888-428-1845
AdvancePay phone funding ConnectNetwork AdvancePay 800-483-8314
Telephone account support ViaPath phone support 877-650-4249
GettingOut messaging/video GettingOut 866-516-0115

Only use the official portal when a live action is required

The important rules, numbers, addresses and procedures have been summarized above. You should need to leave this page mainly when you must perform a live action that an independent guide cannot complete.

1
Live inmate search

Open WVDCR only when you need the current jail or prison record.

Run official search
2
Live court record

Open West Virginia Judiciary when you need an active criminal case, docket or court-status result.

Search court records
3
Deposit money

Use ConnectNetwork only when you are ready to fund the correct inmate trust or telephone account.

Open ConnectNetwork
4
Message or video visit

Use GettingOut when you need to register, purchase available services or manage video communication.

Open GettingOut

Official information incorporated into this Eastern Regional Jail guide

WVDCR facility information

Used for the Martinsburg address, telephone, fax, counties served, facility history and official directions.

Eastern Regional visitation document

Used for scheduling hours, visit days and slots, 30-minute duration, one-visit-per-week limit, visitor count, identification, minor-child rules, clothing requirements and prohibited property.

WVDCR mail instructions

Used for the Phoenix, Maryland scanning address, OID requirement, return-address requirement, photo prohibition and attachment rules.

WVDCR banking and communications material

Used for ConnectNetwork trust deposits, AdvancePay numbers, GettingOut video/messaging and customer-support numbers.

West Virginia Judiciary

Used for current bail categories, magistrate responsibilities, 2026 bond-scam guidance and Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan court contacts.

Eastern Regional resource guide

Used to explain the facility’s published categories for treatment, family counseling, housing, employment and re-entry assistance.

Information review date: August 17, 2026. Live custody, court status, staff assignments, visit availability, vendor fees and account options may change after publication. Re-check the relevant live system only when performing the final transaction or time-sensitive action.

Eastern Regional Jail inmate search FAQs

How do I search for an inmate at Eastern Regional Jail?

Use the West Virginia Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation Offender Search hub and choose Offender Search (Jails). Confirm the person’s identity, current facility and OID number before taking another action.

What counties does Eastern Regional Jail serve?

Eastern Regional Jail and Correctional Facility officially serves Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan counties in West Virginia’s Eastern Panhandle.

What is the Eastern Regional Jail phone number?

The main facility number is 304-267-0045. Visitation information also lists 304-267-0048.

Where is Eastern Regional Jail?

The facility is at 94 Grapevine Road, Martinsburg, WV 25405 in Berkeley County.

When can I schedule an Eastern Regional Jail visit?

Scheduling calls are accepted Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call at least one day before the intended visit.

How long is an Eastern Regional Jail visit?

Visits are 30 minutes. Each inmate is permitted one visit per week, with either one adult and two children or two adults.

Which visitor IDs does Eastern Regional accept?

Accepted adult identification includes a driver’s license, non-driver ID, U.S. passport book or card, and U.S. military ID.

Where do I send an Eastern Regional Jail inmate a letter?

Use the inmate’s first and last name plus OID number, Eastern Regional Jail and Correctional Facility, PO Box 336, Phoenix, MD 21131. Include your complete first and last name and return address.

Can I send photographs in inmate mail?

No. West Virginia DCR says photographs are not allowed in these personal-mail envelopes and the contents will be returned if photographs are included.

How do I send commissary money?

Use the inmate Trust Account through ConnectNetwork online, the mobile app, automated phone at 888-988-4768, or an available lobby kiosk.

How do I fund inmate phone calls?

Use ConnectNetwork AdvancePay. The published automated AdvancePay number is 800-483-8314 and telephone-service support is 877-650-4249.

How do Eastern Regional video visits work?

West Virginia DCR uses GettingOut for family/friend messaging and video-visitation services. The published support number is 866-516-0115.

Independent information and presumption-of-innocence notice: This website is not the West Virginia Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Eastern Regional Jail, a county court, the West Virginia Judiciary, ViaPath, ConnectNetwork or GettingOut. Custody, booking, charge and court information can change. An arrest or listed charge is not proof of guilt. Confirm time-sensitive information with the responsible agency before paying money, traveling, mailing property or relying on a release assumption.

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