North Regional Jail Inmate Search & Jail Roster 2026

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North Central Regional Jail Offender Lookup, Booking, Visits, Calls, Money and Court Guide

If someone was arrested in north-central West Virginia, finding the correct record is only the first step. North Central Regional Jail receives inmates from eight counties, which means the jail may be in Greenwood while the bond hearing, criminal case, clerk’s office and later court date remain in another county.

This guide puts the important North Central rules in one place: how to search the WV jail roster, confirm the correct facility, understand an OID, troubleshoot a missing booking, prepare for the facility’s monthly non-contact visit, send an approved letter, deposit money, fund calls, check bond and court records, report a safety concern and handle a possible release or transfer.

First, confirm the facility name. This page covers North Central Regional Jail and Correctional Facility in Greenwood, West Virginia. It is not Northern Regional Jail and Correctional Facility in Moundsville. Mixing the two facilities can cause a failed visit, wrong mail address, wrong deposit or unnecessary trip.
Official facility

North Central Regional Jail and Correctional Facility.

Main phone

304-873-1384

Physical location

1 Lois Lane, Greenwood, WV 26415.

Counties served

Doddridge, Harrison, Marion, Monongalia, Pleasants, Ritchie, Wirt and Wood.

Source review

August 17, 2026.

Start here

Choose the fastest way to find the correct North Central inmate

1
I only know the person’s name

Use WV DCR’s jail search. Search the name, open likely matches and verify the facility says North Central Regional Jail and Correctional Facility.

2
The arrest happened today

Check Daily Incarcerations as well as the jail offender search. A very recent arrest may not appear immediately in the broader offender record.

3
I already have an OID or case number

Use the OID for jail services and identity checks. Use the case number in the West Virginia Judiciary system to locate bond and court information.

Most useful detail to save: Once you find the correct inmate, write down the OID. WVDCR requires the OID on personal inmate mail, and it also helps avoid mistakes when dealing with same-name inmates.

What do you need to do?

Jump directly to the problem you are trying to solve.

How to read the WV jail-search result

Information to save after finding the inmate
Information What it means Why you need it
Full name The name used in WVDCR’s offender record. Use the exact spelling for mail, accounts and court research.
OID WVDCR offender identification number. Required on personal mail and useful when dealing with service providers.
Facility Where WVDCR currently identifies the inmate as housed. Confirm North Central before using the rules on this page.
Booking / admission information Information associated with entry into custody. Helps distinguish a new incarceration from an older record.
Case number The court identifier for a criminal matter. Use it to locate court events and bond information.
Originating county The county connected with the charge or case. It tells you which magistrate or circuit court to search.
Custody status The person’s current status within the correctional system. Recheck before visiting or arranging release transportation.
Presumption of innocence: A jail record, charge or arrest is not proof that a person committed an offense. Charges can be amended, dismissed or resolved differently in court.
Troubleshooting

No North Central inmate record found? Use this order

The arrest just happened Intake, identification, transport and booking can take time. Check Daily Incarcerations and retry the offender search.
The spelling may be different Try the last name alone, a maiden name, hyphen variation, suffix or alternate legal spelling.
The person may be in another regional jail Verify the arresting county. WV DCR assigns inmates throughout the regional jail system.
You may mean Northern Regional Jail Northern Regional Jail is in Moundsville and serves a different group of northern West Virginia counties.
The person appeared earlier but no longer does Bond, release, transfer, court movement, prison transfer or another agency may explain the change.
You have a criminal case but no jail match Search the West Virginia court system. A person may have a pending case without currently being housed at North Central.
Useful call script “I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name], date of birth [date if known], is currently at North Central Regional Jail. The arrest may have occurred in [county] on [date]. I have OID or case number [number, if known]. Can you confirm whether the person is currently housed there or has been released or transferred?”
Important local detail

North Central serves eight counties—search the court where the case started

The jail sits in Doddridge County, but that does not make every inmate’s criminal case a Doddridge County case. North Central serves eight counties, and the court file normally stays in the county where the charge was filed.

North Central Regional Jail county-routing guide
County served When to search that county Typical next step
Doddridge Charge or arrest originated in Doddridge County. Check Doddridge Magistrate/Circuit records.
Harrison Case began in Clarksburg or elsewhere in Harrison County. Search Harrison County court records.
Marion Charge originated in Fairmont or another Marion County jurisdiction. Search Marion County court records.
Monongalia Arrest or case originated around Morgantown/Monongalia County. Search Monongalia County records.
Pleasants Case was filed in Pleasants County. Use Pleasants County court information.
Ritchie Case was filed in Ritchie County. Use Ritchie County court information.
Wirt Charge originated in Wirt County. Search Wirt County court records.
Wood Arrest or case originated around Parkersburg/Wood County. Search Wood County court records.
Easy mistake: If an inmate was arrested in Wood County, search the Wood County case even though the inmate is physically housed in Doddridge County.

You found the inmate—choose the next action

ID
Save the OID

Needed for personal mail and useful for other inmate services.

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Check bond

Use the originating county’s court case and verify whether another case or hold exists.

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Plan a visit

The inmate must submit the visitor request before you travel.

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Deposit money

Use ConnectNetwork after confirming the inmate’s identity.

Send a letter

Use the Phoenix, Maryland scanning address—not 1 Lois Lane.

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Check court

Search the county where the criminal case was filed.

Bond and release

How to check bail or bond for a North Central Regional Jail inmate

North Central houses people from multiple counties, so there is no single “North Central bond page” that replaces the court. In West Virginia criminal cases, magistrate courts handle many initial appearances and bail decisions. Circuit courts may control later felony proceedings.

Start with the jail result Copy every available case number and identify the county connected with the charge.
Search the West Virginia Magistrate Case Record system Search by name or case number and select the correct county. The online system is free and may return up to 30 matching records.
Check circuit court records when appropriate A felony matter may proceed in circuit court. Use statewide Court Record Access when the magistrate search does not answer the current-case question.
Verify the current bond with the clerk Online court information is useful for locating the case but the Judiciary warns that electronic search results should not be treated as a guaranteed complete criminal history.
Ask whether another case or hold prevents release One bond amount does not necessarily clear every case, warrant or jurisdictional hold connected with the person.
For after-hours jail matters, ask about the on-call magistrate West Virginia’s magistrate rules provide for an on-call magistrate to handle matters such as initial appearances and taking bond from people in jail outside ordinary hours.
Confirm physical release separately Even after a court authorizes release or bond is satisfied, jail processing may continue. Call North Central before arranging transportation.
Payment-safety rule: Never send bond money because an unexpected caller, social-media account or text message claims the inmate will be released immediately. Confirm the court, case number, bond amount and permitted payment method independently.
Detailed facility rules

North Central Regional Jail visitation schedule, request process and visitor rules

North Central’s detailed facility rules describe scheduled, non-contact visitation. The inmate starts the scheduling process. A visitor should not simply drive to Greenwood expecting a walk-in visit.

North Central Regional Jail published visitation schedule
Day Visiting hours Last appointment time
Tuesday 3:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m.
Thursday 8:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. 12:30 p.m.
Sunday 12:30 p.m.–5:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m.
Thursday schedule clarified: The detailed four-page North Central visitation rules state Thursday 8:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.. The shorter facility webpage currently contains a malformed Thursday time range, so this article uses the detailed facility rule sheet.
Visit length

30 minutes.

Visit type

Non-contact visitation.

Frequency

One visit per inmate per month under the published rules.

How the visit actually gets scheduled

The inmate submits the request The inmate uses the facility kiosk and selects the visitation-request function. A paper facility form is used when the kiosk is not working.
Requests are submitted during the weekly request window The published rules give a request window from 8:00 a.m. Monday through noon Thursday for visits during the following week.
Every visitor must be named Anyone arriving who was not listed on the approved request is not eligible to participate in that visit.
The inmate receives the schedule information The inmate is responsible for communicating the approved date and time to the visitor.
Arrive on time A visitor more than 15 minutes late may be denied unless the visitor called ahead and facility staff accepted a valid reason.
Expect security screening Visitors are subject to search procedures before entry.

How many people can visit?

Option A

One adult and up to two minor children.

Option B

Two adult visitors.

Rules for children under 18

A person under 18 is generally required to be accompanied by a parent, legal guardian or qualifying immediate family member.

Bring the child’s birth certificate when required
An immediate-family escort may need a notarized Juvenile Visitation Form
The form must come from the non-incarcerated parent or legal guardian
Bring the required documents for each applicable visit
Do not expect facility staff to notarize the permission form
Confirm unusual guardianship situations before traveling

Adult identification accepted for visitation

Examples of acceptable photo ID
  • Driver or operator license.
  • Government-issued non-driver photo identification.
  • United States passport or passport card.
  • United States military identification.
Examples the rules do not accept as visitor ID
  • Social Security card.
  • Credit card.
  • Insurance card.
  • Hunting or fishing license.
  • Self-created or internet-printable identification.
Medical metal: If a medical condition or implanted device prevents a visitor from clearing the metal detector normally, the facility rules call for an original physician statement documenting the issue.

Dress code: what commonly causes a denied visit

Do not wear

Shorts, sleeveless tops, side-snap pants, pajama-type pants or excessively tight clothing.

Coverage matters

No see-through, low-cut, midriff-baring or revealing clothing. Sleeves should extend to approximately mid-upper arm.

Logos and messages

No offensive, drug-related, alcohol-related or otherwise prohibited graphics.

Metal problems

Under-wire bras and metallic beads can cause security-screening problems and are prohibited by the published rules.

Undergarments

Appropriate undergarments are required.

Dresses and skirts

The facility rules state that dresses and skirts require prior approval.

What stays in the locker or outside

Purses
Cellphones
Watches
Pocketknives
Diaper bags
Coats and jackets

The rules permit only very limited necessities in the visitation area. A baby pacifier is specifically mentioned. Necessary mobility or medical equipment such as a cane, wheelchair or oxygen may be permitted subject to facility procedures.

Security and parking-lot rules

  • Visitors may be screened using a canine when available.
  • Visitors pass through a magnetometer and may be subject to x-ray and pat-search procedures.
  • Anyone who appears intoxicated will not be admitted.
  • Contraband is illegal and can result in criminal consequences.
  • Tobacco and tobacco-like products are prohibited.
  • Visitors cannot pass articles to or receive articles from an inmate without prior authorization.
  • Loitering in the parking lot or remaining seated in a vehicle is prohibited by the facility rules.
  • People who are not visiting are expected to leave facility property.

Special visits

Special visits may be considered for unusual circumstances such as long-distance travel, a family emergency, hospitalized inmates or clergy-related needs. The published rules call for a written request approximately five working days in advance. Approval is discretionary.

Longer than 30 minutes? A visit exceeding the normal 30-minute period requires prior approval; the facility rules call for advance authorization rather than an extension requested after arrival.

Former inmates or people with felony convictions

The visitation rules provide a limited approval process. Relevant conditions include being immediate family, not being the victim of the inmate’s offense and generally remaining arrest/incarceration-free for two years. Do not assume approval—call before a long trip.

Segregation and watch status

An inmate in segregation follows the facility’s special-request process. The rules state that a person on watch status is not eligible for ordinary visitation until released from that status.

Calls, messages and video

North Central inmate phone calls, messaging and video services

West Virginia DCR uses ViaPath-related services for offender communications. It is useful to separate the accounts because money placed in an inmate trust account is not the same thing as money placed into a phone account.

Which account should you use?
Need Service Published contact
Fund telephone calls AdvancePay / ConnectNetwork Automated: 800-483-8314
Phone-account customer support AdvancePay support 877-650-4249
Inmate trust / commissary ConnectNetwork Trust Account Automated: 888-988-4768
Trust-account customer support ConnectNetwork 888-428-1845
Family/friend messaging or video services GettingOut 866-516-0115

Before funding any communication account

Confirm the inmate is still at North Central
Copy the name exactly from WVDCR
Save the OID
Choose phone funds versus inmate trust funds correctly
Save the payment confirmation
Use provider support for blocked or failed calls
Do not confuse these accounts: AdvancePay is associated with telephone funding. The Trust Account lets the inmate purchase commissary items and self-fund permitted inmate services.
Trust account

How to send money to a North Central Regional Jail inmate

WVDCR’s published deposit instructions use the ConnectNetwork Trust Account for money the inmate can use for commissary and approved inmate services.

Online

Use ConnectNetwork after locating and verifying the correct offender.

Mobile app

The ConnectNetwork mobile application supports trust-account deposits.

Automated phone

888-988-4768

Lobby kiosk

The WVDCR deposit instructions also identify facility lobby kiosks as an available route.

Customer support

888-428-1845

Before paying

Verify the inmate’s full name, OID and current facility.

Find the inmate in WVDCR first Do not begin with the payment vendor. First establish that you have the right person and that the person is still in West Virginia DCR custody.
Record the OID Similar names create deposit risk. Use the state offender identification information whenever the vendor presents matching choices.
Select the Trust Account Do not accidentally put the intended commissary money into a telephone AdvancePay account.
Review the amount and vendor fee Fees can change, so use the amount displayed in the authorized service immediately before confirming payment.
Save the confirmation Keep the transaction number, date, amount, offender identity and payment method.
Transfer warning: If the inmate has moved to another facility, verify the current record before sending additional money.
Personal letters

North Central inmate mailing address and letter rules

Do not mail ordinary personal letters to 1 Lois Lane. WVDCR uses a centralized mail-processing address in Phoenix, Maryland for scanned personal correspondence.
Use this personal-letter format
Inmate First Name + Last Name + OID Number
North Central Regional Jail and Correctional Facility
PO Box 336
Phoenix, MD 21131

Envelope checklist

Write the inmate’s complete first and last name
Include the inmate’s OID
Write the full facility name—do not abbreviate it
Use PO Box 336, Phoenix, MD 21131
Include your full first and last name
Include your complete return address

What may be sent through this personal-letter process?

WVDCR’s current letter instructions limit this scanned-mail route to a handwritten or typed letter.

No photographs

If photographs are included, WVDCR says the envelope will be returned.

No attachments

Do not attach or enclose extra materials with the letter.

One inmate per envelope

Do not combine correspondence for multiple offenders in one envelope.

Why the OID matters: The centralized processing center handles mail for many offenders. The OID helps route the scanned letter to the correct person.
Court lookup

How to find the criminal case, hearing and clerk after locating the inmate

The jail search answers a custody question. The West Virginia Judiciary system is where you move next for case information.

Identify the originating county Use arrest information, case information or the inmate’s paperwork. Do not automatically choose Doddridge County.
Search Magistrate Case Record Search The public magistrate search accepts a first name, last name or case number and can return up to 30 results.
Open the matching case Compare party name, county and case number carefully.
Use statewide Court Record Access for circuit court matters This is particularly important when a felony case has moved beyond its magistrate-court stage.
Call or visit the county clerk for actual documents The Judiciary states that court documents themselves are not supplied through the magistrate public search. Contact the magistrate clerk in the county where the case was filed for copies; nominal copy fees may apply.
Recheck time-sensitive information Bond, hearing dates and court settings can change. Confirm with the responsible clerk before traveling.

North Central Regional Jail address, directions, phone and map

North Central Regional Jail and Correctional Facility
1 Lois Lane
Greenwood, WV 26415

Main phone: 304-873-1384

Fax: 304-873-1381

Facility background

North Central opened in August 2001 and WVDCR describes it as one of the larger regional jail facilities in the state.

The current facility page lists Sara McFarland as acting superintendent.

Driving from the Clarksburg / I-79 side

FROM I-79
Use Exit 119 and US Route 50 west

The WVDCR facility page directs travelers from the Clarksburg/I-79 area to Exit 119 and then approximately 35 miles west on US 50. Exit at Stone Valley Road and follow signs for the State Police / Regional Jail.

Driving from the Parkersburg / I-77 side

FROM I-77
Use Exit 176 and US Route 50 east

The facility page directs travelers from the Parkersburg/I-77 area to Exit 176 and then approximately 45 miles east on US 50. Exit at Stone Valley Road and follow the facility signs.

Transportation warning: The detailed visitation rules describe North Central as a rural facility with no local bus service. The nearest taxi options referenced by the facility are in the Clarksburg and Parkersburg areas. Confirm transportation before scheduling a visit.

Before leaving home

Confirm the person is still housed at North Central
Confirm the inmate actually scheduled your visit
Verify your exact appointment time
Bring acceptable photo identification
Bring required minor-child documents
Review clothing and prohibited-item rules

Property, medication and items for an inmate: what families should do

North Central’s public visitation rules are clear that visitors may not simply pass an article to an inmate or receive an article from an inmate without prior approval. WVDCR’s current public North Central material does not publish a broad walk-in property-drop procedure comparable to some county jails.

Clothing or personal items

Do not bring them assuming staff will accept them. Call 304-873-1384 first and ask whether the specific item is authorized.

Prescription medication

Do not give medication directly to an inmate during a visit. Contact the facility for the current medical-delivery procedure.

Property pickup

If the inmate says property can be released, confirm the authorization and pickup procedure with the facility before driving to Greenwood.

Best approach: For property or medication, call the facility with the inmate’s full name and OID and describe exactly what you need to deliver or retrieve.
PREA and inmate safety

How an inmate or family member can report sexual abuse or harassment

North Central’s 2025 PREA audit describes multiple reporting routes, including third-party reporting by family or friends.

Third-party WVDCR PREA report

Phone: 304-558-2036

Ask for the PREA Coordinator.

Email: dcrprea@wv.gov

Inmate outside-reporting option

The PREA audit states inmates may use the inmate telephone and dial #01 for the toll-free West Virginia Fusion Center reporting line.

What should a third-party report include?

What happened
Victim’s name, if known
Suspected perpetrator, if known
Approximate date
Approximate time
Any immediate safety concern
Anonymous reporting: The audit states that WVDCR protects anonymity when requested and staff must accept verbal, written, anonymous and third-party allegations.

Medical and advocacy response after sexual assault

The 2025 PREA audit reports that victims have access to timely emergency medical and mental-health treatment, forensic examinations when appropriate and victim-advocacy services. Treatment associated with a sexual-abuse incident is provided without cost to the victim regardless of whether the person cooperates with an investigation.

Immediate danger: An inmate should notify a staff member immediately when there is an urgent safety or medical threat. An outside person dealing with an immediate emergency should use emergency services rather than waiting for an email response.

Get notified about custody changes through West Virginia VINE

West Virginia DCR participates in VINE for available offender custody information and notifications. It can be useful when a family member or victim needs to know about a release or custody change without repeatedly checking the jail search.

WV VINE telephone

1-866-WV4-VINE (1-866-984-8463)

Use the automated service for custody information and available telephone-notification registration.

Online notification

VINE online registration can be used for available email or other notification options.

Do not rely on a single notification system for personal safety. Custody data can change and notifications can be delayed. Use additional safety planning when release information affects personal security.

Release and re-entry help for North Central inmates and families

North Central’s community resource material points released individuals and families toward housing, food, health, treatment, employment and financial-support resources rather than leaving them to search each category from scratch.

West Virginia 211

Dial 2-1-1 for free, confidential referrals to available health, housing, food, financial and community resources.

Substance-use treatment

The North Central resource guide identifies statewide and regional treatment options. Ask 211 for a current provider appropriate to the person’s county and insurance status.

Housing and basic needs

Use 211 to locate currently available shelter, transitional housing, food and utility-assistance options rather than relying on an older printed provider list.

Transportation planning

Because the facility is rural, arrange pickup before the expected release whenever possible and confirm that release has actually occurred before driving.

Court obligations continue

Release from jail does not end the criminal case. Confirm the next hearing and any bond conditions.

Keep identification and paperwork

Save release documents, case numbers, supervision instructions and contact information for the responsible court or agency.

Release or transfer: what to check before arranging pickup

Bond was posted Do not assume the inmate has already walked out. Jail release processing can continue after the legal requirement is satisfied.
The jail record changed Call North Central if a previously visible inmate no longer appears where expected.
Another case exists A separate case, warrant or hold may prevent release even when one bond has been satisfied.
The person was transferred Ask which facility or agency received custody and write down the receiving location before sending more money or mail.
The person is moving to prison custody Switch from the WVDCR jail search workflow to the WVDCR prison offender-search route when appropriate.
You are driving from far away Call first. North Central is rural and transportation options near the facility are limited.

North Central inmate-help contact directory

Use the contact that matches the problem
What you need Contact / system Have this ready
Facility, visit, housing or transfer question North Central: 304-873-1384 Name, OID, county and reason for call.
Current jail roster / recent incarceration WVDCR Offender Search / Daily Incarcerations Full legal name and possible arrest county.
Trust-account deposit 888-988-4768 / ConnectNetwork Exact inmate identity and OID.
Trust-account support 888-428-1845 Account and transaction confirmation.
AdvancePay telephone funding 800-483-8314 Phone number and account information.
Phone-account support 877-650-4249 Account and blocked-call details.
GettingOut messaging / video 866-516-0115 User account and inmate information.
Magistrate court / bond research WV Magistrate Case Record Search Name, case number and originating county.
PREA third-party report 304-558-2036 / dcrprea@wv.gov Incident details, date/time and names if known.
Custody-change notification 1-866-WV4-VINE Correct offender identity and your notification information.
Local practical tips

North Central tips that can prevent a wasted trip or rejected action

Save the OID immediately

You will need it for the WVDCR personal-mail format and it reduces same-name mistakes.

Search the originating county

A Wood County defendant does not become a Doddridge County court case because the inmate is housed in Greenwood.

Do not drive before the visit is approved

The inmate submits the visit request and every visitor must appear on the request.

Remember Thursday is morning

The detailed facility rules confirm Thursday visitation is 8:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.

Personal mail goes to Maryland

Do not use the Greenwood street address for ordinary scanned personal letters.

Do not mix phone and trust funds

AdvancePay is for telephone funding; the Trust Account is for inmate funds and commissary-type use.

Bring child documents every time they are required

The visitation rules call for the required notarized permission and birth certificate with the applicable visit.

Plan rural transportation first

The facility’s visitation information says there is no local bus service.

Call before bringing medication or property

The current public rules do not provide a general walk-in drop-off process.

Official sources and live actions

The operational rules above are already summarized in this guide. These links are retained mainly for actions that must occur in a live government or authorized service system.

Information review: North Central facility information, the detailed facility visitation rules, WVDCR offender search, statewide mail/banking/calling procedures, West Virginia Judiciary court-search instructions, VINE information, the North Central community resource guide and the facility’s 2025 PREA audit were reviewed for this article. Last review: August 17, 2026.

North Central Regional Jail inmate search FAQs

How do I search for an inmate at North Central Regional Jail?

Open the official WVDCR Offender Search hub and choose Offender Search (Jails). Search the name, verify that the facility is North Central Regional Jail and Correctional Facility, and save the OID and any available case information.

Is North Central Regional Jail the same as Northern Regional Jail?

No. North Central is at 1 Lois Lane in Greenwood. Northern Regional Jail is a separate WVDCR facility in Moundsville. Confirm the exact facility before sending mail or money or planning a visit.

What is the North Central Regional Jail phone number and address?

The main telephone number is 304-873-1384. The physical address is 1 Lois Lane, Greenwood, WV 26415.

Which counties does North Central Regional Jail serve?

Doddridge, Harrison, Marion, Monongalia, Pleasants, Ritchie, Wirt and Wood counties.

What are North Central Regional Jail visitation hours?

The detailed facility rules list Tuesday 3:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m., Thursday 8:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m., and Sunday 12:30 p.m.–5:30 p.m. Visits are 30-minute, non-contact visits and each inmate is generally allowed one visit per month.

How does an inmate schedule a visit?

The inmate submits the request through the facility kiosk, or uses the paper request process when the kiosk is unavailable. Requests for the following week are accepted from 8:00 a.m. Monday through noon Thursday, and all visitors must be named on the request.

How do I send money to a North Central inmate?

Use the WVDCR ConnectNetwork Trust Account online or through the app, call the automated deposit line at 888-988-4768, or use an available lobby kiosk. Trust-account support is 888-428-1845.

Where do I mail a personal letter?

Use the inmate’s first and last name and OID, North Central Regional Jail and Correctional Facility, PO Box 336, Phoenix, MD 21131. Include your full first and last name and return address. Do not include photographs or other attachments.

How do I check bond or the criminal court case?

Use West Virginia Magistrate Case Record Search and statewide Court Record Access. Search the county where the case originated rather than automatically using Doddridge County. Verify time-sensitive bond and court information with the responsible clerk.

How can family report a PREA concern?

Call 304-558-2036 and ask for the WVDCR PREA Coordinator, or email dcrprea@wv.gov. Include what happened, the victim and suspected perpetrator if known, and the approximate date and time. Anonymous reporting may be requested.

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