York County SC Arrest Records Search | Jail & Court 2026

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York County, South Carolina · Arrest, booking, bond and court-record guide

Find a York County Arrest, Identify the Agency and Follow the Case to Court

York County’s public jail search is useful for a recent arrest, but it is not a historical arrest archive. The county specifically states that its online jail system contains only current booking information.

This guide explains what the current booking result means, how to identify the arresting agency, where older records move after release, how bond hearings are scheduled, what Sheriff records cost, and how to follow the case through South Carolina courts and SLED.

Search current York County bookings Search the criminal court case Find an older arrest
An arrest or booking is not a conviction. The jail site reports custody and charge information associated with a booking. The prosecutor may later change or decline charges, and the court may dismiss a case or reach another outcome. Always verify identity and the court disposition.
Jail search

Current bookings only.

Detention line

803-628-3083

General Sessions

803-628-3036

Detention Center

1675-3A York Hwy., York, SC.

Official review

August 14, 2026.

Start here

Choose the record based on what you actually need

Is the person in jail now?

Search the official York County Detention Center roster. It displays current booking information and can identify the booking number, charges, bond and arresting agency.

Need the arrest or incident report?

Find the arresting agency beside the charge. Request the underlying law-enforcement report from that agency rather than assuming every York County arrest belongs to the Sheriff’s Office.

Need the final legal outcome?

Search South Carolina court records. The court case is the better source for formal charges, hearings, pleas, dismissals and disposition.

Best workflow: current booking → booking number → arresting agency → court case → report or certified record only when still needed.

Choose the problem you need to solve

The important rules are included below so you do not need to open government pages merely to understand the process.

Current booking search

How to search the York County jail roster correctly

Important limitation: The Sheriff’s current inmate-search page explicitly says, “Only current booking information is available on this site.” If a person was released, do not conclude that no arrest occurred.
Open the official York County inmate search Use it for someone who may presently have an active York County Detention Center booking.
Start with the surname Use the person’s legal last name first. When the result set is too broad, add the first name.
Try alternate legal-name formats Test a middle name, middle initial, maiden name, compound surname, suffix or other known legal name if the expected result does not appear.
Open each plausible record Compare age, race/sex, height/weight, city, booking date and photograph rather than selecting a person solely because the names match.
Copy the booking number York County booking numbers identify a particular Detention Center booking. Save the number before making calls or requesting other records.
Read every charge separately One booking may have several charge sequences, different arresting agencies and separate bond implications.
Identify the arresting agency beside the charge The Sheriff’s Office specifically added this field to help users determine which agency made the arrest.
Move to the court index Use the defendant’s information and any available case details to determine what happened after booking.
Run current booking search
Search result decoder

What a York County booking result tells you

Fields visible in the current York County jail search
Field Meaning What it does not prove Next action
Booking number Identifier for the current jail-booking episode. It does not identify the final court disposition. Save it for jail and records questions.
Booking date When the person entered the detention booking system. It may differ from the exact arrest or offense time. Use it to distinguish multiple incidents.
Release date Shows whether the booking displays a release or the person remains in jail. Release does not mean the charge was dismissed. Check the court case.
Total bond The total bond value displayed for that booking. A displayed total may not explain every hold or release condition. Confirm with the detention/bond-hearing staff.
Charge description The alleged offense recorded for a charge sequence. The allegation is not a conviction and may later be changed. Compare it with the formal court case.
Arresting agency Identifies the agency associated with that charge. Different charges may involve different agencies. Use this agency for the underlying police report.
Age Identity clue for distinguishing people with similar names. Age alone is not a unique identifier. Combine it with booking date and other identifiers.
Booking photo An image displayed with the current booking when available. A booking photograph is not evidence of guilt. Treat it as only one identity clue.
Same-name warning: Do not publish an accusation, contact an employer, send money or make another high-impact decision using only a name or photograph. Confirm multiple independent identifiers.
Identity check

Use at least two independent identifiers

First and last name match
Age or known birth year is consistent
Booking date matches the known event
City or other displayed location is consistent
Physical description is reasonably consistent
Arresting agency matches the known jurisdiction
Booking number matches another official source
Court record identifies the same defendant
Historical arrest search

How to find an older York County arrest after it leaves the jail roster

Because the public jail page contains current booking information only, released bookings require a different workflow.

Search the South Carolina court index Look for York County criminal cases under the person’s name. General Sessions, Magistrate and available Municipal Court records may help establish the filed case and disposition.
Identify the court level A serious criminal case may proceed through General Sessions, while other criminal and traffic matters may be handled in Magistrate or Municipal Court.
Identify the arresting agency If you already know the agency, request its incident or arrest report. York County Sheriff records are not the same as Rock Hill Police, Fort Mill Police, York Police or another agency’s records.
Use Sheriff FOIA for Sheriff’s Office records Submit a focused request with the name, date, location and incident or report number.
Use SLED CATCH when you need statewide South Carolina history A SLED CATCH report is broader than a single York County jail or court search, although it remains a name-based South Carolina search.
Do not use absence from the current jail page as proof of “no arrest record.” It may simply mean the person was released and the booking is no longer included in the current-custody search.
Troubleshooting

No York County inmate result found? Check these possibilities

The arrest is extremely recent Booking and database processing may not yet be complete.
The person has already been released The public inmate page is not a historical booking database. Switch to court and agency-record searches.
The name is different Try a maiden name, former surname, suffix or another legal spelling.
The arrest occurred in another county York County residence does not mean the arrest occurred in York County.
The person is in state custody After sentencing or transfer, search the South Carolina Department of Corrections rather than the county jail.
The person is held under another authority York County also houses certain U.S. Marshal and immigration detainees, and custody may later transfer.
The charge is in a municipal court Some municipal records are available in the statewide Public Index, but availability varies by court.
The record was expunged An eligible expungement may remove the charge from publicly accessible systems.
Call script for a missing booking
“I am trying to confirm whether [full legal name] has a current York County Detention Center booking. The arrest may have occurred on [date] through [agency]. I have searched the current inmate page but cannot locate the record. Can you confirm whether the person is currently booked, released or transferred?”
Detention Center

York County Detention Center at Moss Justice Center

Main Building

621-bed direct-supervision facility opened in March 1995.

Detention Annex

256-bed direct-supervision facility formerly known as the York County Prison.

Combined operations

The Sheriff’s Office assumed custody of the former county prison in July 2021 and merged operations under the Detention Center.

The Detention Center holds people arrested by law-enforcement agencies throughout York County while they await bond, court-ordered release or transfer following sentencing. It also houses people serving certain short sentences and Family Court sentences, plus inmates held under agreements involving the U.S. Marshal Service and Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

York County Detention Center
Moss Justice Center
1675-3A York Highway
York, SC 29745
Information line

803-628-3083

Chief Jail Administrator office: 803-628-3080

Detention phone-menu shortcuts

803-628-3083 phone menu
Option Department or task Use it when
1 Mailing address / vital information You need general mailing or identifying information.
2 Booking / releases You need current booking or release information.
3 On-duty shift supervisor An operational jail matter requires supervisory attention.
4 Inmate Services Visits, programs, calls, classification, banking, mail or inmate records.
5 Bond Hearing Magistrate You have a bond-hearing question.
7 Medical Department A medical-service question needs to reach detention medical staff.
8 Detention Administration You need detention administration.
9 Sheriff Enforcement Division The issue concerns Sheriff’s enforcement rather than jail operations.
Bond timing

York County bond hearing schedule by booking time

York County schedules the initial bond-hearing time according to when the inmate was booked. The Sheriff’s Office warns that this schedule is subject to change.

Published York County Detention Center bond-hearing schedule
Booking time Scheduled bond hearing Family action
12 midnight–4 a.m. 9 a.m. Confirm with the Bond Hearing Magistrate before traveling.
4–9 a.m. 1 p.m. Recheck custody and hearing status first.
9 a.m.–1 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Keep the booking number available.
1–4 p.m. 8 p.m. Ask whether another charge or hold affects release.
4–8 p.m. 12 midnight Confirm because operational changes can alter the schedule.
8 p.m.–12 midnight 4 a.m. Use the Detention Center’s bond-hearing option for updates.
Bond Hearing Magistrate

803-628-3083, option 5

County Magistrate Bond Court

803-628-3095

A bond amount does not guarantee immediate physical release. Another warrant, charge, sentence or agency hold can affect whether a person actually leaves custody.
Court records

How to follow a York County arrest into the criminal court system

York County is part of South Carolina’s Sixteenth Judicial Circuit with Union County. General Sessions handles the county’s higher-level criminal prosecutions, while Magistrate and Municipal Courts handle many other criminal and traffic matters.

Open the South Carolina Case Records Search Select York County rather than searching a neighboring county based on the person’s residence.
Search by the defendant’s legal name Use the same identity information verified through the booking result.
Open every plausible York County case A person may have multiple pending or historical cases.
Confirm the court and case type Determine whether the matter is General Sessions, Magistrate or a participating Municipal Court case.
Read the docket in date order Look for the charging event, bond activity, hearings, motions and disposition.
Separate booking charges from filed charges The offense listed at jail intake may not remain identical after prosecutorial review.
Locate the final disposition Determine whether the count was dismissed, nolle prossed, resolved by plea, tried or otherwise concluded.
2026 privacy change: Beginning January 1, 2026, home-address information is no longer displayed on South Carolina’s public case index for new or existing cases.
General Sessions Clerk

803-628-3036

Moss Justice Center, 1675 York Highway, York, SC 29745.

16th Circuit Solicitor

803-628-3020

Handles General Sessions prosecution, juvenile cases, PTI and victim/witness services.

Public Defender

803-628-3031

Provides representation to qualifying defendants in York and Union Counties.

Search York County court records
Sheriff records

How to request a York County Sheriff’s arrest or incident record

The Sheriff’s Records Management Unit maintains incident and criminal records created by the York County Sheriff’s Office. Records can also be requested from several district offices around the county.

First confirm that the Sheriff actually made the arrest

Sheriff’s Office listed

Use York County Sheriff’s Records Management or the Sheriff’s FOIA process.

Rock Hill, York, Fort Mill or another police agency listed

Request the police report from the agency identified next to the charge.

South Carolina Highway Patrol listed

The underlying enforcement record belongs to the state agency rather than York County Sheriff.

Records Management locations

York County Sheriff’s Records Management offices
Office Address Phone Hours
Moss Justice Center 1675-2A York Highway, York, SC 29745 803-628-3059 Mon–Fri, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
District II Sloan Center, 1474 Highway 55 E, Suite 200, Clover, SC 29710 803-222-8981 Mon–Fri, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
District III 515 South Cherry Road, Rock Hill, SC 29730 803-909-7515 Mon–Fri, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
District IV Fort Mill Public Library, 1826 2nd Baxter Crossing, Fort Mill, SC 29708 803-396-8426 Mon–Fri, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

Write a focused records request

Full legal name
Date or narrow date range
Incident location
Arresting deputy or unit if known
Incident or report number if known
Booking number
Specific document type
Preferred electronic delivery
Copy-ready York County Sheriff FOIA request
Under the South Carolina Freedom of Information Act, I request an electronic copy of the releasable incident report, arrest report and releasable supplemental reports concerning [full legal name] for the incident occurring on or about [date] at [location]. Known identifiers include report number [number], York County booking number [number] and court case number [number]. Please notify me before processing if the estimated cost will exceed $[amount].
FOIA mailing address
York County Sheriff’s Office
Attention: General Counsel
1675-2A York Highway
York, SC 29745
Records Management

803-628-3059

Records supervisor line: 803-628-3124

Submit the Sheriff FOIA request
Published FOIA costs

York County Sheriff’s records fee schedule

Published Sheriff FOIA charges
Service Published fee What to know
14-day report, in person $1 first copy Each additional copy is listed at $0.25.
Copies $0.25 per copy Per-page copy charge when applicable.
Data disc $10 per disc Applies when records are produced on disc.
Search / redaction time Minimum $17.44 per hour Actual charge uses the hourly rate of the lowest-paid qualified employee able to perform the work.
Estimated-cost deposit Up to 25% The Sheriff may require a 25% deposit before beginning search, retrieval, redaction and reproduction.
Electronic-copy advantage: When an existing public record can be transmitted electronically, the Sheriff’s Office says per-page copying charges do not apply. Search, retrieval and redaction time may still be charged.
Commercial solicitation warning: South Carolina law prohibits obtaining or using public records for commercial solicitation directed to a person in the state. The Sheriff’s FOIA page notes possible criminal penalties for prohibited use.
The agency does not have to create a new record. FOIA gives access to qualifying existing public records. The Sheriff’s Office is not required to create an electronic version where none already exists.
Warrant questions

York County warrant information: what the Sheriff’s unit actually does

The Sheriff’s Warrants Unit serves criminal warrants ranging from misdemeanors to felonies and conducts fugitive-recovery investigations. The unit also works on enforcement directed at violent offenders.

Warrants Unit contact

803-628-3059

Support Services / York County Sheriff’s Office.

Rock Hill Warrants Unit location
515 S. Cherry Road
Rock Hill, SC 29730
Do not confront anyone based on possible warrant information. A similar name, served warrant or court update can change the situation. Contact law enforcement or a qualified attorney when confirmation or surrender instructions are needed.
Visitation

York County Detention Center visitation rules

The inmate initiates the request A friend or relative cannot create the jail’s approved visitor list independently. The incarcerated person completes the visitation request.
Up to six people may be listed The inmate may list as many as six friends or family members for approval.
Visitors must be at least 17 Everyone requesting ordinary visitation approval must meet the published minimum age requirement.
A weekly one-hour slot is assigned After approval, the inmate receives one specific one-hour time period on one specific day of the week.
Only two approved visitors at one time Although six people can be on the approved list, only two may visit during the same visitation period.
Bring government-issued ID A visitor must be approved and present valid government identification.
The inmate controls changes Any change to the approved visitor list must be initiated by the inmate.
List changes are limited York County allows changes to the approved visitation list once every 30 days.
Visitation information

803-628-3083 → option 4 → option 1

Video visitation

York County also allows inmate video visitation through Smart Communications. The outside participant creates an account and requests a connection with the inmate.

Set up Smart Communications visit
Mail, calls and messaging

Where York County inmate mail actually goes

Ordinary letters do not go directly to the Moss Justice Center address. Regular postal mail is sent to a processing center, scanned and made available to the inmate through a housing-unit kiosk.

Regular personal mail
York County Detention Center
Inmate Name and ID Number
P.O. Box 9148
Seminole, FL 33775-9148
Legal documents
Inmate Name and Identification Number
York County Detention Center
1675-3A York Highway
York, SC 29745
Regular mail is scanned. Postcards, letters, greeting cards and other ordinary inmate postal mail are scanned into the system so inmates can view them through facility kiosks.

Money orders use the jail address, not the Florida scan center

U.S. Postal or Western Union money orders must be mailed directly to:

Inmate Name and Identification Number
York County Detention Center
1675-3A York Highway
York, SC 29745
Do not put a letter in the money-order envelope. York County states that a letter or other information included in that envelope will not be forwarded to the inmate.

Inmate telephone calls

Calls can begin after booking

Inmates receive a PIN during booking and may begin calling to notify loved ones or arrange release.

Call types

The jail describes calls as outgoing collect or outgoing debit calls.

Blocking calls

A recipient can follow the voice prompt on an unwanted jail call to block future facility calls to that number.

Telephone services help

803-628-3083 → option 4 → option 3

Electronic messages and pictures

Friends and family can communicate electronically through Smart Communications, including sending pictures through the provider’s electronic-message system.

Inmate money

York County commissary deposits and ordering

Inmates can place commissary orders once each week. York County publishes several methods for adding money to an inmate’s account.

Money order

Mail a U.S. Postal or Western Union money order with the inmate’s name and identification number. Cash is not accepted by mail.

Lobby kiosk

Use the kiosk located in the York County Detention Center lobby.

Online deposit

The Sheriff’s Office directs users to its approved online inmate-deposit service.

Verify the inmate ID before depositing. Do not rely only on a common name or an image when transferring money.
Open the county-approved deposit instructions
Property release

How to collect property held for a York County inmate

You cannot bring personal property to an inmate. The Detention Center states that it supplies the items an inmate is permitted to have.
The inmate must authorize release The inmate completes a Property Release Form identifying the person allowed to collect the property.
Go on an authorized property-release day Property pickup is published for Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Use one of the two daily windows Published pickup times are 8:30–11:30 a.m. and 1:30–4:30 p.m.
Bring valid identification The authorized recipient must present valid ID before property is released.
Statewide background check

When York County records are not enough: SLED CATCH

SLED CATCH—Citizens Access to Criminal Histories—is South Carolina’s public name-based criminal-history service. It is broader than a York County jail search because it searches South Carolina criminal-history information submitted to the state repository.

$25

Standard non-refundable criminal-history check.

$1

Published online convenience fee.

$1.43

Service fee for each $25 online CATCH report effective July 1, 2026.

$8 reduced

Qualifying charitable and certain statutorily eligible organization searches.

What SLED CATCH does and does not search

SLED CATCH limitations that affect interpretation
Feature What SLED says Why it matters
Geographic coverage South Carolina criminal records only. It is not a nationwide background check.
Search type Name-based search. Names can create false positive or false negative results.
Fingerprint basis CATCH arrest information is supported by fingerprint submissions from law enforcement or detention facilities. Underlying records are more identity-specific than a simple web-name match.
Wanted persons Wanted-person information is not included. Do not use CATCH as a warrant search.
Sex offender registry Sex-offender status is not included in the CATCH report. That information uses a separate state registry.
Aliases Different names or dates of birth can affect results. Fingerprint-based screening may be required where identity accuracy is critical.

Mail-in SLED request

A mail request avoids the online convenience fee. SLED accepts business checks, certified checks, cashier’s checks or money orders; personal checks and cash are not accepted.

SLED Records Department
P.O. Box 21398
Columbia, SC 29221-1398

Include the Criminal Records Check Form, proper payment and a self-addressed stamped envelope. State specifically if a notarized or certified result is required.

SLED Public Dissemination Unit

803-896-1443

Published help hours: Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Run SLED CATCH
Record relief

How York County arrest-record expungement works in South Carolina

There is no universal “delete my arrest” process. Eligibility and procedure depend on whether the case was in General Sessions, Magistrate or Municipal Court and how the charge ended.

General Sessions cases

General Sessions expungement applications begin with the Solicitor’s Office in the judicial circuit where the offense occurred. York County is in the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit.

Apply to the Sixteenth Circuit Solicitor The Solicitor’s Office first reviews the request and the statutory basis for relief.
SLED verifies eligibility The Solicitor sends the application to SLED when verification is required.
Required signatures are collected If eligible, the Solicitor obtains the necessary signatures, which can include diversion, summary-court and circuit-court officials depending on the case.
A circuit judge signs the order Eligibility review alone does not erase the record.
The order is filed with the Clerk The Solicitor files the completed order with the Clerk of Court.
Government agencies receive the order Copies are sent to pertinent agencies so their records can be handled as required by the expungement order.

Statewide published General Sessions fees

Fees when applicable
Fee Amount Payable to
Administrative fee $250 Solicitor
SLED verification $25 SLED
Court filing fee $35 County Clerk of Court
Some General Sessions dismissals can be fee-exempt. State law exempts qualifying applications under Section 17-1-40 from the Solicitor administrative fee unless the dismissed or nolle-prossed charge was part of a plea arrangement involving guilty pleas and sentencing on other charges.

Magistrate and Municipal Court dismissal / not-guilty cases

South Carolina uses a different process for certain summary-court cases. When a person is found not guilty or the charge is dismissed or nolle prossed, Section 17-22-950 can require expungement without a fee, subject to statutory exceptions.

If fingerprinted

The summary court generally initiates the statutory no-cost expungement after an eligible disposition, subject to the objection procedure and exceptions.

If not fingerprinted

The defendant generally applies to the summary court using Form SCCA 223E for an eligible no-cost expungement.

30-day public-index rule: South Carolina Judicial Branch guidance states that qualifying summary-court criminal charges must be removed from internet-based public records no later than 30 days from the disposition date even when the accused was not fingerprinted, subject to the statute and applicable exceptions.

What happens at SLED after an expungement?

SLED states that it does not start the expungement process and cannot remove a charge without the appropriate Order for Destruction of Arrest Records. For qualifying General Sessions matters, start with the Solicitor. For an eligible dismissed Magistrate or Municipal matter, contact that summary court.

SLED processing check: SLED advises allowing approximately four weeks after it receives the expungement order. SLED does not routinely send confirmation. After that period, a person can purchase a new CATCH report to confirm the current state repository result.
16th Circuit Solicitor’s Office — York
1675-1A York Highway
York, SC 29745

803-628-3020

York County General Sessions Clerk
Moss Justice Center
1675 York Highway
York, SC 29745

803-628-3036

Legal-information notice: Expungement eligibility depends on the specific charge, disposition and prior history. This section explains the official process but does not determine whether a particular person qualifies.
Start the correct expungement process
Problem-to-office guide

Who should you contact for each York County arrest-record problem?

Record ownership and next action
Your problem Correct office What to have ready
Is the person in jail? York County Detention Center Name and current booking information.
When was the person released? Detention Center Booking/Releases Name and booking number.
Who arrested the person? Current inmate search Open each charge and read the arresting-agency field.
Need Sheriff’s incident report Sheriff Records / FOIA Date, location, name, report number and booking number.
Need Rock Hill or other municipal report Arresting municipal police department Agency name, report number and incident details.
Need criminal court outcome SC Judicial Branch / York General Sessions Defendant name and case number when known.
Need prosecution information 16th Circuit Solicitor Court case number and defendant name.
Need defense-counsel information York County Public Defender Defendant and court-case information.
Need statewide SC history SLED CATCH Accurate legal name and date of birth.
Need expungement Solicitor or appropriate Magistrate/Municipal Court Charge, court, disposition and identifying information.
Contact directory

York County jail, Sheriff and criminal court phone numbers

Keep these contacts with the booking or case number
Office Phone Best use
York County Detention Center 803-628-3083 Booking, release, visitation, calls, mail and detention questions.
Detention Administration 803-628-3080 Detention administration and support.
Sheriff Records Management 803-628-3059 Sheriff incident and criminal records.
General Sessions Clerk 803-628-3036 Criminal case-record questions.
16th Circuit Solicitor 803-628-3020 General Sessions prosecution, PTI and expungement routing.
York County Public Defender 803-628-3031 Representation questions for qualifying defendants.
Warrants Unit 803-628-3059 Sheriff warrant-unit questions.
Victim Assistance Unit 803-628-2901 Victim information, assistance and hearing/trial notifications.
SLED CATCH help 803-896-1443 State criminal-history search questions.
Location

Moss Justice Center: jail, courts and records area

The York County Detention Center, Sheriff’s Records operation, General Sessions court offices and Sixteenth Circuit criminal-justice offices are concentrated around the Moss Justice Center on York Highway.

Address distinction: the Detention Center is listed as 1675-3A York Highway, while the Sheriff’s main Records/FOIA location is listed as 1675-2A York Highway. Confirm the correct office before traveling.
Verification standard

How to build the complete York County arrest picture

Step 1 — Booking

Use the current inmate search and save the booking number, arresting agency and each charge.

Step 2 — Report

Request the incident or arrest report from the agency identified beside the charge.

Step 3 — Court

Search the York County court record to determine the formally filed charge and case status.

Step 4 — Disposition

Locate the final court outcome rather than relying on the booking allegation.

Step 5 — State history

Use SLED CATCH if the task requires South Carolina criminal-history information beyond York County.

Step 6 — Record relief

If eligible, begin expungement through the proper Solicitor, Magistrate or Municipal Court process.

Source methodology

What was extracted from official sources for this guide

This article incorporates the York County Sheriff’s current-booking limitations, arresting-agency field, Detention Center structure, phone menu, bond-hearing schedule, visit approval rules, mail addresses, call system, commissary methods, property-release schedule, Records Management locations and FOIA charges.

It also incorporates York County criminal-court contacts, the South Carolina Judicial Branch public-index rules and expungement procedures, and SLED CATCH fees, limitations and post-expungement guidance.

Why there are fewer outbound links: the rules and numbers needed to understand the process are already on this page. Government or authorized-service portals are linked mainly where a live search, request, payment, message, visit connection or legal filing must actually be completed.
Frequently asked questions

York County SC arrest records FAQ

How do I search York County SC arrest records online?

Start with the official York County Detention Center inmate search for a current booking. If the person has already been released, search York County court records and the arresting agency’s records instead.

Can I search old York County jail bookings online?

The county jail page states that only current booking information is available. Older research should move to court records, the arresting agency and, when appropriate, SLED CATCH.

Does York County show mugshots?

The current detention search can display an inmate photograph with the booking result. A photograph documents custody processing and is not proof of guilt.

How can I tell which agency arrested the person?

Look beside the charge description in the current inmate result. The Sheriff’s Office says the arresting-agency name appears in the far-right column.

How much does a York County Sheriff records request cost?

The Sheriff currently lists ordinary copies at $0.25 each, data discs at $10 each and search/redaction time beginning at $17.44 per hour. A 25% estimated-cost deposit may be required.

When will a newly booked inmate have a bond hearing?

The time depends on booking. York County publishes six booking windows with hearings at 9 a.m., 1 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 8 p.m., midnight or 4 a.m. The schedule is subject to change.

How many people can visit a York County inmate?

The inmate may list up to six approved visitors age 17 or older, but only two of those approved visitors may visit at the same time during the inmate’s assigned one-hour visitation period.

Where do I mail a letter to a York County inmate?

Regular personal mail goes to York County Detention Center, Inmate Name and ID Number, P.O. Box 9148, Seminole, FL 33775-9148, where it is scanned for kiosk viewing.

How much is a South Carolina SLED CATCH report in 2026?

The base CATCH report fee is $25. SLED also publishes an online convenience charge and, effective July 1, 2026, a $1.43 service fee for each standard $25 online CATCH report.

How do I expunge a York County arrest record?

General Sessions expungements generally start with the Sixteenth Circuit Solicitor. Eligible Magistrate or Municipal Court dismissals, not-guilty findings or nolle prosequi cases may use the separate summary-court expungement procedure. Eligibility depends on the specific case.

Who do I call about York County criminal charges?

The York County General Sessions Division is listed at 803-628-3036 at Moss Justice Center. Prosecution questions can be directed to the Sixteenth Circuit Solicitor at 803-628-3020.

Where is York County Detention Center?

The Detention Center is at Moss Justice Center, 1675-3A York Highway, York, SC 29745. The main detention information number is 803-628-3083.

Accuracy, identity and legal-use notice

County Arrest Records is an independent informational guide and is not the York County Sheriff’s Office, York County Detention Center, York County Clerk of Court, Sixteenth Judicial Circuit Solicitor, South Carolina Judicial Branch or SLED.

Booking, release, bond and court status can change after publication. Confirm current information with the responsible government office before making legal, employment, housing, financial, safety or publication decisions.

Every person accused of a crime is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. An arrest, jail booking, mugshot or criminal charge is not itself a conviction.

Last official-source review: August 14, 2026.

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