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FAQs

How do I look up an inmate in Spartanburg County Jail? ›

SCDC offers the Internet “inmate search” feature and the toll free inmate information line, 1-866-727-2846, as a public service to interested citizens. While SCDC strives to ensure accuracy of this information, it makes no guarantees as to the reliability of the data.

please contact The Spartanburg county warrants division at (864)-596-2189 or Spartanburg Crimestoppers at 1-888-CRIME-SC (274-6372) or click here.

You may file a report over the phone by calling the Sheriff's Office at 864-503-4500. All complaints are taken seriously and are investigated.

It is the mission of the Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office to provide services to our citizens that meet or exceed the professional standards established for internationally accredited law enforcement agencies. To provide equal enforcement and protection of the law, without prejudice or favor.

If you know the jurisdiction where they were arrested, you can call the jail. The Department of Corrections will be able to release public information to you about the person. Like their name, age, birthday, and gender.

Home incarceration is a form of incarceration wherein a person is confined in their home instead of in jail or prison. Home Incarceration was created by the South Carolina Legislature as an alternative to incarceration for low risk, nonviolent adult and juvenile offenders.

If a bench warrant has already been issued, any police officer who comes into contact with you is authorized to arrest you, and you will then have to wait in jail until a hearing is scheduled, which could take weeks or even months.

One of the most reliable ways to obtain information about outstanding warrants in South Carolina is by visiting the state's courts. The courts act as repositories for relevant public records, such as court dockets and warrant information.

In general, the noise ordinance applies from 9:00PM through 7:00AM. An Officer needs to be dispatched so that they can assess the situation and give the person(s) a verbal warning, if needed.

Complaint Procedures

Notify the Spartanburg County Communications / 9-1-1 Department of a formal complaint by filling out the feedback form below or calling 864-596-2050. All complaints shall be directed to a supervisor for documentation and review.

What is the primary responsibility of sheriff's departments? ›

A sheriff is responsible for law enforcement on a county level, ensuring that all local, state, and federal laws are followed. He or she performs a role similar to that of a police chief in a municipal department, managing a department in charge of protecting people and property and maintaining order.

Statement of Purpose

We are committed to serving the community while protecting the rights of each and every citizen. Our Mission Statement and Core Values serve as guides for the work we do every day to protect those who live, work and visit the City of St.

If you wish to report criminal or suspicious activity, please call Hall County Dispatch at (770) 536-8812. For any type of an emergency or situation requiring immediate law enforcement assistance, call 911.

Making a Police Report or Reporting an Incident

You may call us at 541 440-4471 to speak with a deputy in order to file a report.

Visit the CPD's website for more information or contact the Columbia Police Department Telephone Response Unit at 803-545-3500 for assistance with filing a police report.

Serving a Safe & Vibrant City

The Spartanburg Police Department is a nationally accredited, professional police service dedicated to making Spartanburg a safer place to live by fighting crime and improving the quality of life in our City's neighborhoods.