Check Annex Release Records

Alamance Annex Release Meaning

The Annex at Prison Camp Road is an 80-bed component of the ACSO detention system. It is not an independent jail with its own public booking database. A move from the Annex to the downtown Graham buildings continues sheriff custody. Likewise, a move from the main complex to the Annex is a housing change. Neither should be described as release merely because a location changed or a search result was briefly unavailable.

A true departure from ACSO can follow bond, a written promise, dismissal, time served, completion of a local sentence, or another court order. It can also be a handoff to the North Carolina Department of Adult Correction, another county, federal authorities, or immigration custody. Only the community routes establish that the person left correctional custody at that point. Ask the Detention Center for both the release type and any receiving authority.

Search Alamance Annex Custody

The Alamance P2C Inmate Inquiry covers the county jail system. It does not offer a public filter for the Annex. The list is aimed at current inmates, while its detail design includes fields for arrest date, bond, next court date, a photo, and release date. No official recent-release archive or retention period was found. Search results must be treated as a starting point, not as final proof of an Annex release.

1. Search the exact name in P2C. Compare age, arrest date, charge, and booking agency to avoid a same-name match.
2. Open the detail and record the booking identifier. Save it before a move or release makes the entry hard to reach.
3. Call ACSO at (336) 570-6317 and ask whether the person remains in the Annex, moved within the complex, left for the community, or transferred.
4. Request the booking and release record in writing if the public entry is gone. Ask for the receiving agency whenever the release code indicates transfer.
5. Use the court case for the order or disposition, and check DAC or VINELink when another correctional system may now hold the person.

A missing P2C record alone is weak evidence. Misspelled names, data lag, transfers, and suppression can produce a no-result. The Alamance County released inmate search explains how to combine the custodian’s record with a second official source when the destination matters.

Alamance Annex Contact Details

The 2024 North Carolina Jail Administrators’ directory supplies the Annex address, rated capacity, and direct number. Since contacts can change, use the main Detention Center line if the Annex number does not connect or if the question concerns a release record for the shared county system.

Detention operations run around the clock, but the sheriff lists front-office hours of Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., except holidays. Research did not establish an Annex visitor line or a promised release desk schedule. Call before traveling, and ask where any pickup is permitted. Do not assume the Prison Camp Road address is the exit point for each person housed there.

The official Alamance County phone directory is captured below. It provides an official way to check current jail and sheriff contacts when a published unit number has changed.

The directory confirms that routing questions by record owner matters. ACSO handles detention and release; the Clerk handles case orders; the arresting police agency handles its own incident report.

Request Alamance Annex Records

ACSO requires public-record requests in writing. Use the Sheriff’s public-records instructions and its linked form, or mail the request to ACSO, ATTN: Public Records Requests, 109 S. Maple Street, Graham, NC 27253. The request is addressed to the operator of the full detention system, not to a separate Annex records agency.

Describe the person and one booking episode. Include the full name, booking number, arrest date, and an approximate release or transfer date. Ask for admission date and time, release date and time, release reason or code, bond facts held in that record, and the receiving authority. If Annex placement is essential, request existing housing-location entries for the relevant dates rather than asking staff to create a narrative.

Under Chapter 132, agencies provide existing public records and need not create a record that does not exist. Ordinary uncertified copies may be charged at actual reproduction cost unless another law applies. An extensive request may justify a special service charge. No Annex-specific release-sheet or photograph fee was found, so ask for an estimate and an electronic copy rather than assuming a price.

Alamance Annex Capacity Context

The NC jail directory rates the Annex at 80 beds. The sheriff describes another 396 beds in the original and newer downtown buildings, bringing the operation to 476 beds. Those figures describe physical capacity blocks. They do not represent the current population, a count of people released, or separate public record systems.

The shared P2C inquiry is the key local feature. It prevents a reliable public inference about which building holds a person. A housing move can occur without a new booking, release, or court event. Direct confirmation is necessary when the difference affects pickup plans or the search for the next custodian.

Alamance Annex Transfer Checks

If ACSO confirms a state-prison commitment, search the person through NC DAC Offender Public Information. DAC covers state prison, probation, parole, and post-release supervision history, not a short county-only booking. Search by offender number when possible. A DAC admission after departure from the Annex establishes continued state custody rather than a community release.

For another county, ask ACSO to name the receiving jail and then contact that custodian. Federal cases require the BOP locator or the district handling a U.S. Marshals detention. A possible immigration transfer should be confirmed through ACSO and the official ICE locator. Never infer immigration custody from a person’s name, birthplace, or mere absence from P2C.

Housing move

A change between ACSO buildings while county custody continues.

Transfer

A handoff to another lawful custodian.

Community release

Departure from ACSO without a documented immediate custodial handoff.

Disposition

The court action that resolves or changes the criminal case.

Alamance Annex Pickup Planning

No official source reviewed publishes an Annex release hour, exit door, or weekend schedule. A listed court date is not a promise of physical release at a set time. Staff may still need to verify identity, other holds, paperwork, and property before custody ends. Call with the booking number and ask for current instructions.

Transportation also requires an independent check. Link Transit serves Graham and connects with regional service, but the route material reviewed does not establish a stop at the Annex door. Verify the closest active stop, walking conditions, and service time before relying on transit. No source establishes that ACSO provides transportation after release.