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Looking for Lee County Jail Mugshots? Below you'll find a directory of resources for Lee County, Virginia — including inmate search tools, jail rosters, booking photos, and court records from official and public sources.
Lee County in Virginia operates 2 jail facilities to serve the local criminal justice system. Below you will find detailed information about each facility, including addresses, contact numbers, and visiting hours.
The Lee County Jail is one of the jail facilities serving Lee County, Virginia. This main jail has a capacity of approximately 84 inmates.
The facility is located at 33640 Main Street, Jonesville, VA 24263. For general inquiries or to verify inmate information, you can contact the jail directly at (276) 346-7777. Additional information and online services may be available through their official website.
The Duffield Regional Jail (Southwest Virginia Regional Jail Authority - Duffield) is one of the jail facilities serving Lee County, Virginia. This detention center has a capacity of approximately 367 inmates.
The facility is located at 15205 Community College Road, Duffield, VA 24244. For general inquiries or to verify inmate information, you can contact the jail directly at (276) 431-3073. Additional information and online services may be available through their official website.
Visiting hours at Duffield Regional Jail (Southwest Virginia Regional Jail Authority - Duffield) are available during weekdays from Varies by housing unit; check official website for schedule and weekends from Varies by housing unit; check official website for schedule. Important: Lee County utilizes this regional facility for overflow and long-term detention. All visits must be scheduled 24 hours in advance.
Disclaimer: The information provided above is for reference purposes only and may be subject to change. We recommend contacting the facility directly to confirm current visiting hours, policies, and procedures before planning a visit. For the most accurate and up-to-date information about Lee County jail operations, please refer to the official county or sheriff's department website.
In 2023, law enforcement agencies serving Lee County, Virginia reported approximately 829 arrests across 4 reporting agencies. The county arrest rate was 3812.4 per 100,000 residents, compared with a Virginia state average of 2468.8 per 100,000 and a national average of 2121.8 per 100,000. Over the past 10 years with available data, total annual arrests have decreased by about 10.7%.
| Year | Total Arrests |
|---|---|
| 2014 | 928 |
| 2015 | 847 |
| 2016 | 649 |
| 2017 | 508 |
| 2018 | 597 |
| 2019 | 447 |
| 2020 | 534 |
| 2021 | 808 |
| 2022 | 925 |
| 2023 | 829 |
| Area | Arrests per 100,000 Residents |
|---|---|
| Lee County | 3,812.4 |
| Virginia Average | 2,468.8 |
| National Average | 2,121.8 |
Practical step-by-step information for families, attorneys, and the public looking for Lee County jail records, inmate status, bail, visitation, and related public records.
To find out whether someone is currently held in Lee County, start with the inmate search and jail roster resources listed on this page. Most Virginia county jails allow you to search by full name, booking number, or date of birth. Official sheriff or detention center websites typically provide the most up-to-date custody status, booking date, and basic charge information.
If online search is unavailable, contact Lee County Jail directly at (276) 346-7777 and provide the inmate's full legal name and date of birth. Have a booking number ready if you already have it from an arrest report or prior lookup.
After an arrest in Lee County, a defendant may be held until a bail amount is set by the court or according to a local bail schedule. Bail allows a person to be released from custody while their case is pending, usually by posting cash bail, using a bail bond company, or being released on personal recognizance (PR bond) when eligible.
Bail amounts depend on the severity of charges, criminal history, flight risk, and local court rules. To post bail, contact the Lee County jail or the court clerk handling the case. A bail bondsman may charge a non-refundable fee (often around 10% of the total bail amount) if you cannot pay the full amount in cash.
If bail is denied or set too high, a defense attorney can request a bail reduction hearing. This information is general in nature and is not legal advice.
Most county jails in Virginia allow friends and family to deposit funds into an inmate commissary account for purchases such as snacks, hygiene items, phone time, and writing supplies. Common deposit methods include online payment portals (such as Access Corrections, JPay, or TouchPay), kiosks at the jail lobby, or money orders sent by mail.
You will usually need the inmate's full name, booking number, and the correct facility name: Lee County Jail. Fees and deposit limits vary by facility. Contact the jail before sending funds to confirm accepted payment methods and any ID requirements for in-person deposits.
Phone calls from county jail are typically collect calls or prepaid through a third-party provider. Many facilities now use video visitation systems that require advance registration and scheduling through an approved vendor website or mobile app.
Visitation note for Lee County Jail: Visitation is typically conducted via video through a third-party provider; contact the facility for current scheduling requirements.
In-person visitation rules often require government-issued photo ID, advance registration, dress code compliance, and approval of visitor background checks. Hours and policies change frequently, so verify current visiting hours with Lee County Jail before traveling to the facility.
Inmates in Lee County can usually receive postal mail, but jails enforce strict rules on envelopes, content, photos, and prohibited items. Use the inmate's full name, booking number, and the facility's complete mailing address on every piece of correspondence. Most facilities do not accept packages sent directly from individuals unless they are sent through an approved vendor.
Avoid stickers, perfume, colored ink, or materials that could be considered contraband. Mail may be opened and inspected by jail staff except for legal mail from an attorney in some jurisdictions.
Arrest records and booking information for Lee County may be available through the sheriff's office, jail roster, local police departments, or state public records portals. Court records — including charges, case numbers, hearing dates, and dispositions — are typically maintained by the county clerk of court or state court case search system.
Mugshots and booking photos may appear on official jail sites or public record databases linked from this page. Availability varies by county and by case status. Sealed, juvenile, or expunged records may not be publicly accessible.
Disclaimer: These guides provide general information only and may not reflect the latest policies at Lee County Jail. Always confirm procedures, fees, and hours directly with the jail or court before taking action. This is not legal advice.
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Use the inmate search and jail roster resources listed above. These link to official Lee County sheriff or detention center inmate lookup tools where you can search by name or booking number.
Arrest records for Lee County, Virginia can be found through the official law enforcement and court record links provided on this page. Many counties offer online access to recent arrest reports and booking information.
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