Robeson County Sheriff's Office Detention Center Inmate Lookup

Robeson County Sheriff's Office Detention Center is the local jail for Robeson County, North Carolina. It is the facility to check when someone was arrested locally, booked after a warrant service, or held for a short local custody matter. To look up inmates at Robeson County Sheriff's Office Detention Center, use the county sheriff's public roster system first, then confirm directly with the jail when the online record is missing, delayed, or unclear.

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Robeson County Sheriff's Office Detention Center Overview

The Robeson County Sheriff's Office Detention Center is operated by the Robeson County Sheriff's Office under Sheriff Burnis Wilkins. The official jail page identifies the detention center as the county's main local confinement facility and places it at the sheriff's office complex on Legend Road in Lumberton. It serves the local jail role for people arrested in Robeson County by the sheriff's office, municipal police departments, and other law-enforcement agencies when those people are booked into county custody.

The jail is not the same system as North Carolina Department of Adult Correction prison custody. A person held pretrial, held on a local bond, serving a short local sentence, or waiting on local court action should usually be searched through the Robeson County Police2Citizen inmate catalog. A sentenced state prisoner at Lumberton Correctional Institution or a person assigned to Robeson CRV should be searched through NCDAC instead. That distinction matters in Robeson County because the county jail and a state prison both use Legend Road addresses.

The official Robeson County Sheriff's Office detention page is the source for the facility image below.

Robeson County Sheriff's Office detention page with jail capacity and visitation information

The screenshot matches the jail-specific source used for capacity, supervision contacts, visitation limits, and inmate trust fund instructions on this facility page.


Robeson County Sheriff's Office Detention Center Capacity and Population

The sheriff's detention page says the jail opened in 1992 and has capacity for 412 inmates. The sheriff's Police2Citizen announcement describes the jail as housing up to just over 400 inmates and notes that local, state, and federal agencies may have detainees there when they are held locally. A later sheriff social snippet referenced about 500 beds between the main and women's or annex buildings and an average daily population of about 360, but the official detention page still gives the stable published capacity as 412. For a polished custody lookup page, the 412 figure is the stronger official number.

412 Published Jail Capacity
1992 Year Opened
70+ Detention Staff Officers
MeasurePublished DetailSource Note
Capacity412 inmatesSheriff detention page, inspected in 2026 research
Population scaleUp to just over 400 inmatesSheriff Police2Citizen announcement
StaffingMore than seventy officersSheriff detention page
Possible ADP referenceAbout 360 average daily populationSecondary 2025 sheriff social snippet, not reconciled with the main page

How to Look Up an Inmate at Robeson County Sheriff's Office Detention Center

The correct online lookup for this county jail is the Robeson County Police2Citizen Inmates Catalog. The sheriff's public explanation says the Police2Citizen inmate tab can provide selected public information, including recent arrest information, photos, charges, bond information, and more. It also warns that bond information changes quickly because bonds can change and be met daily, and that certain offenders may be excluded from the portal at the discretion of the sheriff's office or other agencies.

  1. Open the Robeson County P2C inmate catalog, or start at the P2C homepage and choose the inmate search route.
  2. Search by last name first, then add a first name if the result list is too broad.
  3. Open the matching catalog result and review the public details available for that person.
  4. Compare the record to the person's full name, age, charge, arrest date, and bond details when those fields are shown.
  5. If there is no match, check the recent arrests route, the Daily Bulletin, and call 910-671-3100 before assuming the person is not in custody.

Use NCDAC only when the person has moved into state prison, probation, parole, or CRV custody. Use BOP for sentenced federal prisoners and ICE ODLS for immigration custody. The sheriff's announcement says federal agencies may detain people at the county jail, but that does not make the county P2C catalog a federal prison locator.


Robeson County Sheriff's Office Detention Center Address and Contact

For current custody, release, bond, visitation, and account questions, use the sheriff's main detention contact information. The sheriff site and county government sheriff page both place the office and detention center at 120 Legend Road. The county page also lists a North Carolina toll-free number and fax number.

Robeson County Sheriff's Office Detention Center

120 Legend Rd

Lumberton, NC 28358

910-671-3100

NC toll free: 1-800-672-6161; fax: 910-671-3173

Detention Division Contacts

Major Ryan Howard

ryan.howard@robesoncountysonc.gov

Captain Crystal McNair

crystal.mcnair@robesoncountysonc.gov


Visiting Someone at Robeson County Sheriff's Office Detention Center

The sheriff's detention page posts a clear local rule: no in-person visitation at the moment. It also states that limited visitation is through a smart mail kiosk and that inmates are allowed one free 15-minute kiosk visitation per week. The official page did not publish a full weekly schedule, dress code, approved visitor process, child visitor rule, attorney visit process, remote video rate, or cancellation rule. Call the detention center before relying on a kiosk visit or traveling to the lobby.

Visitation ChannelPublished RuleWhat to Confirm
In-person visitationNo in-person visitation at the momentWhether the restriction has changed
Smart mail kiosk visitationLimited kiosk visitation is availableScheduling steps, lobby access, and any paid options
Free weekly visitOne free 15-minute kiosk visit per inmate per weekWeek reset day and visitor limits
Attorney or professional visitNot posted in the source pageCall 910-671-3100 for current procedure

Mail, Phone, and Money at Robeson County Sheriff's Office Detention Center

The detention page documents inmate trust-fund deposits but does not publish a full mail policy, phone vendor, tablet vendor, property-release policy, or commissary schedule. The local money-order rule is unusually specific and should be followed exactly: money orders are received only if they are sent from 50 miles or more away. Do not send a money order from a closer location without verifying with the jail first.

ServicePublished Robeson DetailNotes
Lobby depositATM in the jail lobby accepts cash or credit card depositsFees apply; confirm lobby access hours
Online depositMcDaniel Supply JailPackStore at jailpackstore.comUse the inmate's correct name and account details
Money ordersAccepted only if sent from 50 miles or more awayConfirm payee and mailing format before sending
MailSpecific county mail rules were not locatedCall the jail for address format and banned items
PhonePhone vendor details were not located in the jail sourceAsk the facility before funding an outside account

Booking and Intake at Robeson County Sheriff's Office Detention Center

Local booking starts after an arrest, warrant service, court order, probation matter, or other lawful hold. A person may be brought by the sheriff's office, a municipal police department, a state agency, or another agency that uses the county jail for local detention. Intake generally includes identity verification, warrant and hold checks, property handling, search, fingerprints, photograph, medical or mental-health screening, classification, and review of bond or release conditions. North Carolina law authorizes fingerprints and photographs after arrest or commitment, while state jail standards require supervision, health, welfare, humane treatment, safe physical facilities, and emergency medical care.

The exact time for a new booking to appear in P2C was not published in the sheriff sources. Release retention time was also not located. Because the sheriff says bond information can change quickly and some offenders may be excluded, the P2C result should be treated as a public snapshot rather than a complete real-time booking log.


About Robeson County Sheriff's Office Detention Center

The detention center opened in 1992 and is staffed by more than seventy officers, including sworn law-enforcement officers and armed detention officers. The sheriff's office homepage lists office hours as 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM for general business and directs emergencies to 911. The detention center itself operates as a custody facility, but the official sources did not post intake desk hours, public parking rules, lobby property rules, public transit instructions, or an ADA visitor entrance description.

Robeson County's custody map can be confusing because the sheriff's office and detention center sit at 120 Legend Road, while Lumberton Correctional Institution is nearby at 75 Legend Road. People in the county jail are searched through Robeson P2C. People in sentenced state prison custody are searched through the North Carolina Department of Adult Correction. NC SAVAN/VINELink is also documented as a cross-system notification option for county jail inmates, state prisoners, probationers, parolees, and registered sex offenders.

Note: Confirm custody, bond, visitation, and account rules with the detention center before traveling or sending funds.

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