Get in Touch

Questions about this private reference site can use its contact channel. Custody, release, arrest reports, booking photographs, bond, and court matters must go to the public office holding the record. The routes below identify the main Chatham County contacts.

This is not a government office. It cannot confirm custody, arrange release, pull an arrest record, alter a booking image, or answer for the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office.


Questions About This Site

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Custody and Booking Records

The Chatham County Sheriff’s Office controls the county inmate search, detention contacts, and public-records request route. The Records Division handles requests for an existing arrest report, booking sheet, or releasable booking photograph. The Detention Center is the direct route for a current custody question.

Chatham County Sheriff’s Office
295 West St
Pittsboro, NC 27312
Main office hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Main non-emergency: 919-542-2911
Records Division: 919-542-2811
Records email: ccsosor@chathamsheriff.com
Detention Center: 919-545-7802
Public Information: 919-545-8130

Where to Look

The proper contact depends on which agency created the item. Confirm the custodian before sending personal details or money.

  • Use the Sheriff’s public-records form for a county arrest report, booking sheet, or releasable booking image.
  • Call the Detention Center to verify current local custody.
  • Contact Siler City Police or Pittsboro Police for an incident record created by that department.
  • Call the Chatham County Clerk of Superior Court at 919-545-3500 for court filings and disposition records.
  • Use NCDAC for state prison or supervision records, not county-jail files.
  • Use VINELink or NC SAVAN for custody notifications where available.

Emergency and Safety Matters

Call 911 for an emergency. Do not use a site message to report an active crime, submit a wanted-person tip, or request urgent protection. The Sheriff’s official tip form and phone lines are the right channels for law-enforcement information.