Penmate Inmate Support Guides
Facility Info

Who to Call About Someone at Al Cannon Detention Center — Phone Numbers and Bond Hearing Location

Need to find someone, ask about bond, or get answers fast? Here are the official phone numbers and locations families use most for Al Cannon Detention Center (Charleston County Detention Center).

• 1 min read • sheriff.charlestoncounty.org
Who to Call About Someone at Al Cannon Detention Center — Phone Numbers and Bond Hearing Location

For general questions about someone at Al Cannon Detention Center (Charleston County Detention Center), call the main line at (843) 529-7300. This is the best starting point for basic detention center inquiries when you’re not sure which department you need.

Who to Call About Someone at Al Cannon Detention Center — Phone Numbers and Bond Hearing Location

Want to attend a bond hearing in person? Head to the Centralized Bond Hearing office at 3870 Leeds Ave Suite 106, North Charleston, SC 29405. Hearings happen via video conference, but this is where family and friends can watch.

For questions about Central Bond Hearing - like confirming details or getting pointed to the right place - call (843) 746-9822.

For urgent detention-related concerns outside normal business hours, the 24-hour dispatch number is (843) 202-1700. If it’s an emergency, call 911.

If you need victim support or advocacy resources connected to a case, you can reach the Victim’s Advocate at (843) 745-2251 or (843) 745-2252.

For official forms or public records requests, use the Charleston County Sheriff's Office channels and the numbers listed above. Unofficial sources can send you in circles - especially when bond hearings or detention status are involved.

Find an Inmate at Al Cannon Detention Center

Search for a loved one and send messages and photos in minutes.

Exact spelling helps find results faster

Free to search · Used by families nationwide
Woman using phone to connect with loved one

More from Al Cannon Detention Center

Getting Fingerprinted at Al Cannon Detention Center: Cost, Hours, and What to Bring

Need fingerprinting for work, licensing, or paperwork? Al Cannon Detention Center offers public fingerprinting during set weekday hours. Here's the schedule, cost, and what to bring so you show up ready.

Getting Fingerprinted at Al Cannon Detention Center: Hours, Cost, and What to Bring

Need fingerprints done at Al Cannon Detention Center? Here's what matters: weekday-only hours, a lunch closure you'll want to avoid, and $5 in exact change.

Getting Money to an Inmate at Al Cannon: Deadlines, Limits, and How to Send It

Getting money onto an inmate's account at Al Cannon Detention Center is straightforward once you know how it works. Two things to keep in mind: there's a $100 weekly commissary limit, and deposits must hit by Sunday afternoon to be usable for that week's Canteen.