Guilford County Jail Inmate Search & Roster 2026

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Guilford County, North Carolina · Current roster and family action guide

Guilford County Inmate Inquiry: Find the Facility, ID, Bond and Next Court Step

Guilford County operates two adult detention centers—one in Greensboro and one in High Point. The same public inmate roster covers both facilities, but visitation periods, physical addresses, legal-mail instructions and lobby deposit access are not identical.

This guide explains the roster fields, recent-arrest search, booking process, first appearance, bond choices, visits, deposits, scanned mail, books, phone messaging, court dates, release planning and the exact next action for common family problems.

Search the live inmate roster View recent arrests Fix a failed search
A jail roster is not a conviction record. A listed charge is an allegation associated with an arrest or detention. Charges, bond, court dates, release information and facility assignments can change. Confirm the identity with the inmate ID, arrest date, age and case information—not a name or photograph alone.
Two facilities

Greensboro and High Point detention centers.

One live roster

The P2C inmate inquiry covers both locations.

Greensboro phone

336-641-2700

High Point phone

336-641-7900

Source review

Official information checked August 5, 2026.

Fast decision

Choose the search that matches the situation

1
You believe the person is in jail now

Use Inmate Inquiry. It is the current roster and can show the holding facility, arrest information, primary charge and total bond displayed for the inmate.

2
The arrest happened recently

Check Recent Arrests as well as Inmate Inquiry. A recent arrest entry and a completed current-custody entry are not always posted at the same moment.

3
You need the court outcome

Use the North Carolina court-date and eCourts services. The jail roster does not show every later filing, dismissal, plea, judgment or sentence.

Best order: Find the inmate, copy the inmate ID and current facility, record every charge or case reference, then check the official court date. Confirm the roster again immediately before sending legal mail, traveling or funding an account.

Choose the problem you need to solve

The county’s important rules are explained below. External portals are reserved for live searches, scheduling, deposits and court actions.

Official roster workflow

How to search the Guilford County jail roster correctly

Open the Sheriff’s Inmate Inquiry The Police-to-Citizen catalog is the public current-custody roster for both Guilford County detention centers.
Begin with the legal last name Use the surname without adding unnecessary filters. A broad search reduces the chance that a spelling, suffix or demographic difference hides the record.
Add the first name when necessary When many people share the surname, add the legal first name. Try a former surname, hyphen variation, middle name or shortened spelling if no match appears.
Use race, sex and holding-facility filters carefully These filters can narrow a large roster, but one inaccurate or differently recorded selection can remove the correct person from the results.
Check both holding facilities Do not assume that an arrest in Greensboro means Greensboro detention or that a High Point arrest remains in High Point. The Sheriff may transfer inmates between facilities.
Open every plausible record Compare age, race, gender, arrest date, booking agency, height, weight, holding facility, charge and bond information.
Copy the inmate ID exactly The inmate ID is required for correctly addressed mail and is useful for deposit, visitation and facility questions.
Record every court-related detail Save the charge description, court date, bond amount and any available case reference. One inmate can have multiple charges or holds.
Recheck before taking action Facility, bond, court and release status can change. Refresh the roster before traveling, sending legal mail or paying a service provider.
Run the live inmate search Check recent arrests
Roster decoder

What a Guilford County inmate result tells you

Inmate Inquiry fields and the correct next action
Field What it means What it does not prove What to do next
Full name The name associated with the Sheriff’s custody record. A matching name alone does not establish identity. Compare age, inmate ID, arrest date and other identifiers.
Inmate ID The unique detention-system identifier used for that inmate. It does not explain the final court outcome. Use it for mail, deposits, visits and facility calls.
Age, race and gender Demographic information recorded in the custody system. A demographic similarity is not enough to confirm identity. Use these details only with stronger identifiers.
Height and weight Physical descriptors associated with the roster entry. Measurements can be approximate or change over time. Use as supporting—not primary—identity evidence.
Arrest date The date connected with the arrest shown in the roster. It may not be the same as a court filing or offense date. Use it to separate current and earlier custody events.
Booking agency The law-enforcement agency associated with the booking. The Sheriff may house a person arrested by another agency. Request the police report from the arresting agency.
Holding facility Greensboro Jail Central, High Point Jail or another displayed custody location. The assignment is not permanent. Use the correct Facility ID, legal-mail address and visit schedule.
Primary charge The principal allegation highlighted by the roster. It may not show every count or the charge later pursued in court. Open the detailed record and check the court case.
Total bond amount The total bond displayed by the roster at that time. Payment may not cause release if another hold or condition exists. Ask the jail or magistrate to confirm every charge and hold.
Court date The next court event currently associated with the record. Court dates can be continued, canceled or moved. Verify it through the North Carolina court-date search.
Expected release A projected or recorded release-related date when one is displayed. It is not a guaranteed pickup time. Confirm physical release with the facility.
Booking photo A photograph associated with custody processing. It is not proof of guilt or conviction. Use only as one part of a multi-identifier check.
Multiple-charge warning: A displayed total bond does not automatically mean the inmate can be released after that amount is addressed. Another no-bond charge, warrant, probation matter, domestic-violence restriction or outside-agency hold may remain.
Troubleshooting

No Guilford County inmate found? Follow this order

The arrest happened within the last few hours Intake, identification, medical screening, property inventory and record entry may still be underway. Check Recent Arrests and retry the roster later.
The name may be recorded differently Search the surname alone. Try a maiden name, former surname, suffix, hyphen variation, omitted middle name or alternate spelling.
You selected the wrong facility filter Clear the holding-facility filter. The inmate may have been assigned or transferred between Greensboro and High Point.
A city police department made the arrest The person may remain in an agency holding process before county booking or may have been cited and released rather than jailed.
The record disappeared The person may have made bond, completed release, been transferred or moved to state, federal or another county’s custody.
A court case exists but no roster entry appears The defendant may be out of custody, released on bond or connected with an older case. Use the court-date search instead.
The person is under state supervision A person serving a state sentence may be in North Carolina Department of Adult Correction custody rather than a Guilford County jail.
The record is restricted Juvenile, confidential, protected or legally restricted information may not appear in the public adult roster.
Call script that gives detention staff useful information “I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name], date of birth [date], is currently in Guilford County custody. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency]. I have [inmate ID, charge or case number]. Can you confirm the facility or whether the person was released or transferred?”
Greensboro Detention Center

336-641-2700

High Point Detention Center

336-641-7900

Custody timeline

What happens after a Guilford County arrest?

Arrival and identity processing The person enters the booking process, where identity, arrest information and agency documents are reviewed and entered.
Property and money inventory Personal property is documented under detention procedures. Do not deliver clothing or personal belongings unless the facility specifically authorizes it.
Medical and safety screening Intake screening and immediate safety needs can affect the timing of roster publication, housing and family contact.
Housing assignment The inmate is assigned to Greensboro or High Point based on classification, space, court, security, medical and operational needs.
First appearance screening Guilford County Court Services interviews eligible inmates, verifies factual information and presents relevant information to the court.
Initial or first appearance A judicial official addresses the charges, legal rights, counsel, next court date and conditions of pretrial release.
Release, continued detention or monitoring The person may be released on recognizance, satisfy a secured condition, be placed under Court Services monitoring or remain because conditions are unmet.
Transfer or case progression Some inmates remain for trial, serve a short sentence, await transfer or move to another jurisdiction or North Carolina correctional custody.
Why the roster changes: A person can move from Recent Arrests to Inmate Inquiry, change facilities, receive a different bond condition or disappear from the current roster after release or transfer.
Facility comparison

Greensboro and High Point detention centers compared

Guilford County reports approximately 19,000 jail bookings per year and an average daily population exceeding 800 across both facilities. The same general policies apply, and inmates may be moved between locations.

Guilford County adult detention facilities
Detail Greensboro Detention Center High Point Detention Center
Physical address 201 S. Edgeworth St., Greensboro, NC 27401 507 E. Green Drive, High Point, NC 27260
Main phone 336-641-2700 336-641-7900
Fax 336-641-2793 336-641-4137
Facility ID for scanned mail 5083 5084
Rated or published capacity Rated capacity of 1,032; county-published average daily population of about 690. Bed space for 274 inmates.
Facility design Podular direct-supervision facility occupied in 2012. Direct-supervision “New Generation” facility opened in January 1990.
Typical population Primarily pretrial detainees, with some sentenced, federal and transfer-awaiting inmates. County detainees assigned under the Sheriff’s detention system.
Programs Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous, life skills, health-related programs and religious services. Adult Basic Education, computer literacy, Toastmasters, AA/NA, life skills and religious services.
Do not use the arrest city to choose an address. Always use the holding facility displayed in the current roster. Transfers can occur after booking.
Bond and pretrial release

How Guilford County bond and first appearance work

In North Carolina, a judge or magistrate sets pretrial-release conditions. Bond can be reviewed at later court hearings. The roster’s displayed amount is useful, but it is not a substitute for confirmation from the jail or judicial official.

Common release conditions

Written promise

The defendant promises in writing to appear and comply with release conditions.

Unsecured bond

No money is paid in advance, but the amount may become owed if the defendant fails to comply.

Secured bond

Cash, approved property security or an authorized surety may be required.

Custody or monitoring

The judge may impose supervision, electronic monitoring or another lawful release condition.

Guilford County Court Services screening

Interviews inmates scheduled for first appearance
Obtains contact and address information
Calls contacts to verify information
Runs statewide criminal-history checks
Presents verified factual information to the court
Screens for possible bond-released monitoring

Published monitoring eligibility factors

  • The defendant resides in Guilford County or a surrounding county.
  • The defendant has a verifiable address and a means of contact.
  • The defendant is in custody for a criminal offense.
  • The defendant is not supervised by probation, parole or another court agency.
  • The defendant is not identified as a validated gang member.
Eligibility does not guarantee release. Court Services provides factual information and monitoring. The judicial official determines the release conditions.
Copy every charge and displayed bond entry One inmate may have several matters with different conditions.
Ask whether a hold remains Another county, state agency, federal authority, probation matter or warrant can prevent release.
Confirm the accepted posting process County procedures can depend on the bond type. A jailer or magistrate can explain the local process for the specific case.
Check authorized bondsmen when using a professional surety Use the North Carolina Judicial Branch list and verify that the bondsman is authorized for Guilford County and not prohibited statewide.
Keep every receipt and agreement Save the inmate ID, case number, amount, payment proof and any surety contract.
Wait for physical release confirmation Posting security does not mean immediate exit. Paperwork, property return and unresolved holds can delay release.
Bail-bond cost warning: A professional bondsman’s premium is generally the company’s fee and normally is not returned when the case ends. Read collateral and repayment terms before signing.
Failure-to-appear risk: Missing court can lead to bond forfeiture, additional process and collection against cash, property or a surety. Verify every court date after release.
Greensboro Magistrates—criminal and warrants

336-412-7870

High Point Magistrates

336-822-6719

Court Services—Greensboro

336-641-2660

courtservices@guilfordcountync.gov

Court Services—High Point

336-641-2674

courtservices@guilfordcountync.gov

Check authorized Guilford bondsmen
In-person and remote visits

Guilford County visitation schedule and registration rules

General visitation windows
Housing or facility Days Available periods
Greensboro Detention Center Tuesday through Friday 8:30–10 a.m.; 2–3 p.m.; 7:30–9 p.m.
High Point Detention Center Tuesday through Friday 8:30–10 a.m.; 7:30–9 p.m.
Segregation housing Wednesday and Thursday Wednesday 9–10 a.m.; Thursday 7:30–9 p.m.
Initial waiting period

After visitor registration, wait 24 hours before scheduling.

Advance booking

All later visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours ahead.

Remote visits

Up to two per day, 20 minutes each.

In-person visits

Up to two per week at non-consecutive times, 20 minutes each.

Confirm the inmate’s current facility Recheck the roster before registering because an inmate may transfer between detention centers.
Register in advance Register through IWebVisit or in person at a detention center.
Complete the 24-hour waiting period A newly registered account cannot immediately schedule a visit.
Select the correct facility and inmate Use the inmate’s exact name and ID to avoid scheduling for the wrong person.
Choose in-person or remote In-person visitation is conducted through a monitor in a designated space and is free. Remote visitation uses a personal smart device and incurs a usage-based fee.
Arrive before the cutoff In-person visitors must be signed up at least 20 minutes before the visitation period closes.
Monday and holiday rule: There is no in-person or remote visitation on Mondays. There is no in-person visitation on holidays.

Behavior and monitoring rules

Visits are monitored and recorded
Visitors must dress appropriately
Nudity and inappropriate conduct are prohibited
A visit can be terminated or future visits revoked
Misconduct can affect the inmate’s privileges
Facility security or operations can cancel a scheduled visit
Register and schedule the visit
Canteen account

How to send money to a Guilford County inmate

Lobby kiosk

Use an IC Team3 kiosk at either detention center. A deposit can be credited to an inmate housed at either facility.

Online deposit

Use the IC Team3 Inmate Canteen service for the final electronic transaction.

Mail deposit

Only certified or cashier’s checks and money orders are accepted by mail for an inmate account. Send them directly to the proper physical facility—not the scanned-mail PO box.

Lobby kiosk payment rules

Cash is accepted
Debit cards are accepted
Visa and Mastercard are accepted
A card must be connected to an open bank account
Prepaid cards are not accepted
Cash kiosk deposits are limited to $300 per rolling seven days
Published lobby deposit access
Facility Published access Practical note
Greensboro Lobby kiosk access is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Confirm the inmate ID before beginning the transaction.
High Point The county’s detention page lists Monday 8 a.m.–5 p.m. and Tuesday through Friday 8 a.m.–10 p.m. for the lobby kiosk. The county mail-policy text also publishes weekday reception-area hours; call before traveling on a holiday or outside normal business periods.
Wrong-inmate warning: Verify the inmate’s exact name, inmate ID and current custody before paying. Deposits made to the wrong account may be difficult to reverse.
No inmate-to-inmate transfers: Guilford County states that property or money cannot be exchanged between inmates.
Make the online deposit
Scanned personal mail

Guilford County inmate mailing addresses and rejection rules

Non-legal mail for both facilities goes to the same Greensboro post-office box, but the facility name and Facility ID must match the inmate’s current detention location.

Greensboro non-legal mail
Guilford County Detention – Greensboro
Inmate Name, Inmate ID Number, Facility ID 5083
PO Box 18247
Greensboro, NC 27419
High Point non-legal mail
Guilford County Jail – High Point
Inmate Name, Inmate ID Number, Facility ID 5084
PO Box 18247
Greensboro, NC 27419

Envelope and page requirements

Include the correct facility name
Include the inmate’s full name
Include the inmate ID number
Include Facility ID 5083 or 5084
Include the sender’s complete first and last name
Include a complete, legible return address
Use sufficient postage
Limit each envelope to 10 pages
Use pages no larger than 8.5 by 11 inches
Do not send Polaroid photographs

What can be included in ordinary scanned mail?

  • Written or typed pages that comply with facility content rules.
  • Drawings no larger than 8 by 11 inches.
  • Regular greeting cards without glitter, electronic components or added objects.
  • Up to five photographs per mailing, each no larger than 5 by 7 inches.
  • Reasonable internet printouts that are not indecent or excessive.

Items that can cause rejection or destruction

Decorations and attachments

No glitter, glue, tape, stickers other than an address label, 3D elements, lights, music, animation, bookmarks or calendars.

Restricted content

No explicit sexual material, illegal activity, violence, drug or alcohol content, escape methods, weapons, threats or criminal planning.

Wrong delivery category

Do not send legal mail, money, books, magazines, newspapers or packages to the scanned-mail processing center.

Unsanitary material

Do not apply lipstick, bodily substances, perfume or other material that makes correspondence unsanitary.

Torn publications

No newspaper clippings, pages torn from books or magazines, or posters.

Valuable originals

Do not mail an original birth certificate, driver’s license, Social Security card, Green Card, irreplaceable photograph or valuable document.

Physical mail is destroyed. Guilford County states that compliant non-legal mail is scanned within 24 hours of receipt, reviewed by staff and made available on inmate tablets. The physical correspondence is destroyed after processing.

Legal and privileged mail must go directly to the facility

Greensboro legal mail
Guilford County Detention – Greensboro
Inmate Full Name, Inmate ID Number
201 S. Edgeworth St.
Greensboro, NC 27401
High Point legal mail
Guilford County Detention – High Point
Inmate Full Name, Inmate ID Number
507 E. Green Drive
High Point, NC 27260
Mark it clearly: Privileged correspondence must be marked “Legal Mail.” Facility staff open legal mail in the inmate’s presence under the published policy.

How a released inmate can request scanned mail

Use the facility-specific email Former High Point inmates use ygeorge@guilfordcountync.gov. Former Greensboro inmates use kclark0@guilfordcountync.gov.
Provide the full inmate name Use the name that appeared in the detention system.
Identify the facility State Greensboro or High Point.
Provide the inmate ID Do not send the commissary PIN.
Provide the delivery email After verification, the county sends a link for downloading the postal scans.
Books, publications and clothing

What Guilford County inmates may receive

Books, magazines, newspapers and clothing
Item Published rule Where it must go
Paperback books Up to five books; no hardcover books. Must come directly from a publisher, internet distributor or book club and must satisfy security rules. Send directly to the inmate’s physical detention facility.
Bookstore shipment The county states that books ordered and shipped directly from bookstores are not accepted. Use a qualifying publisher, internet distributor or book club.
Newspaper or magazine A lawful subscription may be accepted when sent directly by the publisher and when it does not create a security risk. Send directly to Greensboro or High Point—not the scanning center.
Newspaper clipping Not accepted. Do not mail.
Authorized clothing Authorized clothing must be purchased through the inmate canteen. Do not leave clothing in the public lobby.
Security review applies: Publications can be rejected when they encourage criminal activity, depict violence or disruption, contain explicit sexual material, explain escape methods or display weapons.
Calls and tablet messages

How Guilford County inmate communication works

Provider

Guilford County identifies Pay Tel Communications as the inmate communications provider.

Friends-and-family account

Create and fund the appropriate Pay Tel account for available calls or communication services.

Secure messaging

The inmate can send the first message to a valid cell number. The recipient receives a text link to establish an account and continue messaging.

Confirm the inmate’s current custody Do this before funding a communications account.
Use the exact inmate identity Match the name and inmate ID displayed by the roster.
Set up the account through Pay Tel Follow the provider’s current identity, payment and service instructions.
Ask the inmate to initiate tablet messaging The county instructs the inmate to send the first message to the recipient’s valid mobile number.
Expect monitoring Ordinary detention calls and messages are subject to facility monitoring and security rules. Do not discuss illegal activity, threats or prohibited plans.
Pay Tel customer contact

1-800-PAY-TELL

Account preparation

Have the inmate’s name, inmate ID and current facility ready.

Set up the Pay Tel account
Court date and case status

How to check the Guilford County criminal case after booking

Guilford County first appearance hearings are held each business day for defendants arrested since the previous session who remain in custody because they have not made bond.

What happens at first appearance?

The defendant is advised of the charges
The defendant is advised of legal rights
The possible punishment is addressed
The next scheduled court date is provided
Counsel may be waived or appointed under applicable rules
Conditions of pretrial release are determined or reviewed

How to verify a court date

Copy the defendant’s legal name Use the exact spelling shown in the roster.
Record the charge and any case number A case number is more precise than a name.
Open the North Carolina court-date search Search by name, citation number, county or other supported fields.
Select Guilford County Confirm whether the appearance is assigned to Greensboro or High Point.
Compare the courthouse and case type A Greensboro inmate can have a High Point court matter and vice versa. Use the court result rather than the jail address.
Recheck before court Calendars and courtroom assignments can change.
Guilford County courthouse contacts
Courthouse Address Main phone Clerk hours
Greensboro 201 S. Eugene St., Greensboro, NC 27401 336-412-7300 Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–12:45 p.m. and 1:45–5 p.m., excluding Judicial Branch holidays.
High Point 505 E. Green Drive, High Point, NC 27262 336-822-6700 Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–12:45 p.m. and 1:45–5 p.m., excluding Judicial Branch holidays.
District Attorney—Greensboro

336-412-7600

District Attorney—High Point

336-822-6710

Courthouse electronics rule: Guilford County states that cell phones, cameras, laptops and other communication devices are prohibited in the courthouses unless an authorized exception applies. Do not assume you can bring a phone merely because it contains the court-date confirmation.
Search the live court date Open Guilford court services
Release planning

Guilford County re-entry and jail-diversion support

The Guilford County Re-entry Program assists currently incarcerated and formerly incarcerated Guilford County residents with transition planning. County-published re-entry services are free.

Housing and food

Connections to housing assistance and food-support resources.

Health treatment

Mental-health and substance-use treatment connections.

Work and education

Job training, employment, GED and certification opportunities.

Family stability

Family-support and child-care resource connections.

How an inmate requests help

An inmate inside a Guilford County detention center can send a message to “re-entry” using the kiosk in the housing unit.

Eligibility after release

  • A person released from a Guilford County detention center is eligible for the program.
  • The participant must be a Guilford County resident to receive services.
  • There is no fixed recent-release cutoff; services may vary depending on how long ago the person was released.
  • The county states that re-entry services are provided without charge.

Jail Diversion Program

The Sheriff’s Jail Diversion Program serves eligible non-violent detainees affected by serious mental illness or a co-occurring substance-use disorder. Published services include peer support, court liaison work, case management, family support, information and referrals.

Re-entry and diversion contact

336-641-2108

GCRC@guilfordcountync.gov

High Point program location
Guilford County Courthouse
505 E. Green Drive, Room 132
High Point, NC 27262
Record routing

Jail roster, arrest report and court record are different

Use the office that maintains the record
Question Correct record Responsible source
Is the person in Guilford County custody? Current inmate roster Sheriff’s Inmate Inquiry
Was the person arrested recently? Recent arrest entry Sheriff’s Recent Arrests catalog
What allegedly happened? Incident or arrest report The arresting Sheriff, police or other law-enforcement agency
What is the current bond? Roster, release order and court record Detention center, magistrate or Clerk of Court
When is court? Official court calendar North Carolina Judicial Branch
Was the charge dismissed or resolved? Criminal court case and disposition Guilford County Clerk of Superior Court / eCourts
Did the person enter state prison? State offender record North Carolina Department of Adult Correction
Do not describe release as dismissal. A person may leave jail while the criminal case remains pending. The court record—not custody status—shows the legal outcome.
Contact directory

Guilford County jail and court contacts by problem

Call the office that controls the next action
Office Contact Use this contact for
Greensboro Detention Center 336-641-2700
Fax: 336-641-2793 		Current Greensboro custody, facility questions and confirmation before visiting.
High Point Detention Center 336-641-7900
Fax: 336-641-4137 		Current High Point custody, facility questions and confirmation before visiting.
Sheriff headquarters 336-641-3694
Non-emergency: 336-373-2222 		General Sheriff information and non-emergency law-enforcement routing.
Greensboro Clerk of Court 336-412-7300 Greensboro criminal case, docket, filing and courthouse questions.
High Point Clerk of Court 336-822-6700 High Point criminal case, docket, filing and courthouse questions.
Greensboro Magistrates 336-412-7870 Criminal warrant and magistrate-related questions.
High Point Magistrates 336-822-6719 High Point magistrate and release-process questions.
Court Services—Greensboro 336-641-2660 First appearance screening and court-ordered pretrial monitoring.
Court Services—High Point 336-641-2674 High Point first appearance and monitoring questions.
Pay Tel 1-800-729-8355 Friends-and-family inmate communication account support.
Before you travel

Greensboro and High Point maps

Recheck the inmate roster
Confirm Greensboro or High Point
Write down the inmate ID
Confirm the scheduled visit in your account
Arrive before the 20-minute signup cutoff
Verify holiday or operational closures
Greensboro Detention Center
High Point Detention Center
High Point parking: Guilford County directs courthouse, detention-visit and magistrate visitors to use the parking deck. Other nearby areas may be restricted and can result in a ticket or towing.
Information verification

What was extracted into this guide

Detention operations

Facility addresses, phones, capacities, transfer warning, visit periods, scheduling limits, kiosk rules, mail requirements and program information.

Court and release

First appearance timing, hearing purpose, monitoring eligibility, courthouse contacts, magistrate numbers and North Carolina bond explanations.

Family actions

Correct mail addresses, Facility IDs, deposit limit, scanned-mail retrieval, Pay Tel communication, books, publications and re-entry access.

Live-action portals retained: The Sheriff’s P2C system is required for current custody and recent-arrest searches; IWebVisit is required for scheduling; IC Team3 is required for online deposits; Pay Tel is required for communication accounts; and the North Carolina Judicial Branch is required for current court dates.
Frequently asked questions

Guilford County Jail inmate search FAQs

How do I search the Guilford County Jail roster?

Use the Sheriff’s Police-to-Citizen Inmate Inquiry. Start with the legal last name, add the first name if necessary and avoid restrictive filters until too many results appear.

Does the roster include both detention centers?

Yes. The roster covers Greensboro and High Point. Check the displayed holding facility because inmates can be transferred between the two locations.

Why should I also check Recent Arrests?

Recent Arrests can help when an arrest occurred recently and the person has not yet appeared in the completed current-custody roster. A recent arrest entry does not guarantee that the person remains jailed.

What inmate number do I need for mail or deposits?

Use the inmate ID displayed in the official roster. Do not substitute a commissary PIN, court case number or arrest-report number.

What are the Greensboro visitation hours?

General Greensboro visitation is Tuesday through Friday from 8:30 to 10 a.m., 2 to 3 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m.

What are the High Point visitation hours?

General High Point visitation is Tuesday through Friday from 8:30 to 10 a.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m.

How do I send non-legal mail?

Use PO Box 18247, Greensboro, NC 27419. Include the correct facility name, inmate name, inmate ID and Facility ID 5083 for Greensboro or 5084 for High Point.

How much cash can I deposit at the kiosk?

Guilford County limits cash deposits through the IC Team3 lobby kiosks to $300 during any rolling seven-day period.

When is the first court appearance?

First appearances are held every business day for defendants arrested since the previous session who remain in custody because they have not made bond.

What should I do if the inmate disappears from the roster?

The person may have been released or transferred. Call the facility, check the court date and search North Carolina state custody when a transfer is possible.

Independent information and presumption-of-innocence notice

This website is not Guilford County, the Guilford County Sheriff’s Office, a detention center, the North Carolina Judicial Branch, Pay Tel, IWebVisit or IC Team3. It does not provide live custody confirmation.

Booking, charge, bond, court, housing and release information can be delayed, corrected or changed. An arrest or jail record does not establish guilt. Verify identity with multiple official identifiers and obtain the current court record before making legal, employment, housing, safety or publication decisions.

Official-source review completed August 5, 2026.

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