Alamance County, NC Arrests & Jail Records

Records of recently apprehended suspects are available on the Inmate Inquiry tool provided by the Alamance County Sheriff's Office. To search the portal, click on "Filter Inmate List" and enter the detainee's name or any other identifying information. You can obtain copies of arrest records by submitting online requests. Mail and walk-in requests should be sent to:

Alamance County Sheriff's Office

109 South Maple Street

Graham, NC 27253

Phone: (336) 570-6300

Alamance County police departments keep arrest records and ensure public access through their websites. Interested persons can look up the websites to find instructions on how to request detailed arrest reports and contact details. While arrest reports are generally available online for free, paper copies may incur a fee. Some major police departments in Alamance include the following:

• Burlington Police Department
• Mebane Police Department
• Graham Police Department
• Elon Police Department
• Gibsonville Police Department

The North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation typically maintains criminal records of offenders arrested in Alamance County. Only employers and approved licensing organizations can request criminal records from the state's central repository. Individuals can also get their criminal history files by contacting the local police or sheriff for fingerprinting services. Next, visit the local law enforcer with a government-issued ID to get a fingerprint card. North Carolina's SBI accepts only mail requests, which should include a written request, fingerprint card, completed Right to Review Form, and required fees. Each request costs $14 payable by certified check or money order made out to the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation (SBI). Once all required documents are gathered, mail the request to:

NC SBI

Criminal Information and Identification Section

P.O. Box 29500

3320 Garner Road

Raleigh, NC 27610

Processing times may vary, but applicants should expect to receive their records within 20 business days after the request is received.

The Clerk of the Superior Court keeps criminal court records filed in Alamance County. To obtain these files, interested persons can download and complete the NCAOC Criminal Record Search Form. Submit the form in person or by mail to:

Alamance County Clerk of Superior Court

1 Court Square

Graham, NC 27253

Phone: (336) 570-5200

Criminal court records in Alamance County are also accessible online through North Carolina's eCourt Portal. An alternative way to find Alamance County arrest records online is via reputable third-party websites like InfoTracer.