Pickens County, SC Arrests & Jail Records

To request arrest records from the Sheriff's Office, visit their headquarters at 216 LEC Road, Pickens, SC 29671. The public can also search for arrest details online through the Detention Center Inmate Search portal by entering a name or booking number.

For Pickens County arrest records, visit the Police Department that handled the case in the jurisdiction where the arrest occurred. You will need to provide the individual's name, arrest date, and fees may apply for document copies. Several departments offer online record request options through their websites. Major Police Departments in the County includes:

• Pickens Police Department
• Easley Police Department
• Clemson Police Department
• Liberty Police Department
• Central Police Department
• Norris Police Department

The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) maintains criminal records for individuals arrested throughout South Carolina, including Pickens County. These records can be requested online, by mail, or in person, depending on your preference.

To obtain records online, visit the SLED Criminal Records Check website and access their online portal. Users must create an account, enter the subject's full name, date of birth, and pay a fee of about $25. Once processed, results will be available electronically.

For mail requests, download and complete the Criminal Records Check Form from the SLED website. Include the subject's full name and date of birth, along with a copy of valid identification and payment by check or money order. Mail the completed request to South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, Records Department, P.O. Box 21398, Columbia, SC 29221.

Criminal court records for arrests resulting in formal charges in the County are maintained by the Clerk of Court. These records can be accessed online through the Judicial Branch Case Search portal by entering a defendant's name or case number. Online access is available to the public, though fees may apply for document copies.

For in-person requests, individuals can visit the County Courthouse during regular business hours. You will need to provide valid identification and relevant case information, staff can assist with searches and provide copies for a nominal fee. In addition, some current arrest records may be found on third-party websites like InfoTracer.