Alamance County Detention Center, NC

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109 S Maple StGraham, NC, 27253

Need to reach someone at Alamance County Detention Center? Look up an inmate, send messages or mail, add commissary funds, or schedule a visit.

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Guides for This Facility

At a Glance

Visitation

  • You generally must be on an incarcerated person’s approved visitor list before visiting.
  • North Carolina facilities may offer both in‑person and video visits, but which are available varies by facility.
  • Visitor application forms are typically provided at the request of the incarcerated person and must be completed and returned as instructed.

Communication

  • The Detention Center’s public contact information (address, phone, email) is published on the Sheriff’s website.
  • The Alamance County Detention Center phone number is 336-570-6317.
  • Inmate phone, messaging, tablet, and video services are typically provided by third-party vendors and accessed via the vendor’s app or portal.

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Topic Overviews

Visitation

Visiting someone at Alamance County Detention Center takes a little planning, but it's manageable once you know the steps. North Carolina facilities commonly offer both in-person and video visits. The format and availability vary by location, so confirm what Alamance County currently uses before you plan your trip. Most facilities require you to be on an approved visitor list. The person in custody typically requests visitor application forms and mails them to the people they want to add. Complete and return the application with any required ID and background information, then wait for official approval before scheduling a visit or video session. Visits may be contact or non-contact depending on housing, classification, or disciplinary status. Always check the facility's visitation page or call ahead for current hours, scheduling windows, and special rules.

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Common Questions

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How do I get on the approved visitor list for Alamance County Detention Center?

The person in custody usually requests the visitor forms and mails them to the people they want to add. Fill out the application with the required ID and background information, return it as instructed, and wait for approval before scheduling. Check the facility's visitation page for any additional steps.

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Does Alamance County Detention Center offer video visits?

North Carolina facilities commonly offer both in-person and video visits, but availability varies by facility. Check the Alamance County Detention Center visitation page or contact the facility to confirm whether video visits are offered and how to schedule them.

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What ID and age requirements apply to visitors at Alamance County Detention Center?

Adults typically need a valid government-issued ID. Minors often must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Follow the visitor application instructions for exact ID types and age rules, and verify any additional requirements on the facility's visitation page.

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How do I contact Alamance County Detention Center?

The Detention Center’s address, phone, and email are listed on the Alamance County Sheriff’s website. You can also call the facility at 336-570-6317.

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How can I call, message, or video visit an inmate at Alamance County Detention Center?

Phone, messaging, tablet, and video services typically run through a third-party vendor. You'll need to create an account with the approved vendor and sign in through their app or web portal. Add funds in the vendor portal for calls or paid tablet features, and schedule or start video visits through the vendor's system once your account is approved.

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Alamance County Detention Center in North Carolina was built in 2006 and opened in 2007. The facility has a capacity of 240 beds.

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