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Edgecombe Annex Jail Overview

The Edgecombe County Detention Center Annex is identified by the county as a separate adult jail building located within the courthouse at 301 St. Andrews Street in Tarboro. The official detention-center page lists the annex capacity as up to 93 inmates. The county does not publish a separate annex administrator, phone line, mail rule, or visit schedule in the reviewed material, so public custody questions should be routed through the Edgecombe County Detention Center or sheriff's non-emergency line.

The annex should not be confused with the Clerk of Superior Court. The courthouse handles court dates, case files, public terminals, and criminal record checks. The sheriff handles custody, housing, jail visits, inmate movement, attorney access, and detention operations. A person may have a court event at the courthouse and still be housed at the main Anaconda Road jail or in the annex, depending on classification, space, court movement, and operational needs.

The 348 figure is a research calculation from the published 255-inmate main jail capacity and the 93-inmate annex capacity. Edgecombe County did not publish a current annex population count or daily annex census in the official jail sources reviewed.

Edgecombe Annex Roster Search

Annex custody is searched through the same Citizen Connect Inmate Confinements system used for the main Edgecombe County Detention Center. The roster is organized around current confinements, recent admits, date-range admits, charges, and arresting agency. It may not show a simple building assignment for each result, so the online record should be treated as a custody lead rather than a promise that the person is physically in the annex at that moment.

1. Search Current Confinements for the person's active county jail status.
2. Use recent-admit buttons if the arrest happened very recently and the current list is hard to scan.
3. Search by charge or arresting agency when a name is common or uncertain.
4. Call the jail or sheriff's office to confirm whether the person is housed at the annex, the main detention center, or another agency.
5. Use NCDAC, BOP, or ICE tools only when the person has left local Edgecombe County jail custody.

If booking photos or charge details are the main issue, the Edgecombe County jail mugshots page explains what the roster supports and why a missing photo does not always mean no booking photo exists.

Edgecombe Annex Contact

No separate public annex phone number was located in the county sources reviewed. The safest public route is to call the Edgecombe County Sheriff's Office non-emergency line for routing or the detention scheduling number for attorney visit questions. Because the annex is in the courthouse complex, visitors should avoid assuming the courthouse clerk can answer jail housing or commissary questions.

The Edgecombe County courthouse address and the detention annex address overlap in a way that can cause mistakes. Court record checks, court dates, and filed charges belong with court offices. Custody status, video visits, commissary, and jail housing belong with the sheriff's detention operation.

Edgecombe Annex Jail Visits

The county did not publish annex-specific family visitation rules. Use the county detention-center rules for the adult jail system unless the sheriff later publishes different annex procedures. The known public family visit channel is video visitation through iWebVisit. The county lists the price as $4.50 for each 15-minute visit and says an inmate may have up to six visits per day.

The county source does not list a public family dress code, child visitor rule, lobby hour, or ID requirement. A phone check is especially important for the annex because a person may be housed or moved based on court transport, classification, or bed needs.

Edgecombe Annex Mail and Money

No annex-only mail address, deposit vendor, or phone provider was found. The county detention-center page says inmates receive money from family and friends for commissary, commissary is available Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and deposits are placed on inmate accounts on the next business day. Those rules can be described as adult detention-system rules, but the exact mailing format still needs confirmation.

Because the annex sits at the courthouse, do not address inmate mail to a court office unless detention staff direct that format. Ask the jail for the current format before sending letters, photos, books, or legal mail.

Edgecombe Annex Source

The annex capacity and shared adult detention rules come from the county's official detention-center page, which lists both the Anaconda Road jail and the courthouse annex.

The same source supports the shared video visitation and commissary discussion, but it does not publish a separate annex housing schedule or current annex count.

Annex Custody and Court Records

The annex's courthouse location makes record routing more important. The jail roster is for custody and recent booking facts. The clerk's office and North Carolina eCourts Portal are for case numbers, hearings, filed charges, dispositions, and criminal record checks. The sheriff's Records Division is the fallback for law-enforcement reports such as arrest reports, incident reports, and accident reports.

When an Edgecombe County defendant receives an active state prison sentence, local jail roster results may stop being the best source. Search the North Carolina Department of Adult Correction offender locator for sentenced adult state custody. Juvenile records and Edgecombe Youth Development Center contacts are different again and should not be handled through Citizen Connect.