Carroll County Jail
Virginia
New River Valley Regional Jail
Carroll County has no county jail, so its inmates are held at the New River Valley Regional Jail in Dublin, which is operated by a regional jail authority serving several Southwest Virginia localities.
- Address
- 108 Baker Road, Dublin, VA 24084
- Phone
- (540) 643-2000
How to find an inmate
To check whether someone arrested in Carroll County is in custody, use the New River Valley Regional Jail's inmate lookup if one is available. You can also call the jail at (540) 643-2000 with the person's full name and date of birth. For people sentenced to state prison, use the Virginia Department of Corrections offender locator.
Visitation
The New River Valley Regional Jail in Dublin sets visitation rules for all inmates, including those from Carroll County. Visitors generally must register or schedule ahead and bring valid photo ID. Confirm current visiting procedures and rules with the jail before you go.
Bail and bond
Bond for Carroll County charges is set by a magistrate or judge. It can be posted through the magistrate's office, at the jail, or through a licensed bail bondsman. Call the jail or the magistrate to confirm the bond amount and accepted payment methods.
Mail and money
Mail sent to inmates at the New River Valley Regional Jail must follow the jail's mail policy and include the inmate's full name. Commissary money must be deposited through the jail's approved methods. Check with the jail for the current address, deposit options, and fees.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find out if someone is in New River Valley Regional Jail?
Use the jail's inmate lookup or call (540) 643-2000 with the person's full name and date of birth.
What is the address of New River Valley Regional Jail?
The jail is at 108 Baker Road, Dublin, VA 24084.
How do I post bail in Carroll County?
A magistrate or judge sets the bond. You can post it through the magistrate's office, the jail, or a licensed bail bondsman.
Can I send money to an inmate at New River Valley Regional Jail?
Yes. Use the jail's approved deposit methods, and confirm the current options with the jail.