Marion County Jail Roster
The Marion County Detention Center is the local jail facility for county custody records. The county says the current center was completed as part of the Marion County Law Enforcement Center in 1998 and was designed for a maximum capacity of 96 inmates. Responsibility changed to the Sheriff on July 1, 2014. The center houses people awaiting trial, inmates sentenced to 90 days or less, family-court sentenced inmates, and supports victim-service coordination and rehabilitative programs.
The Marion County Detention Center page is an assigned source for inmate records.
The Detention Center source establishes the local jail context before a user moves to the live roster or state custody tools.
Marion County Detention Center
2715 East Highway 76, Ste D
Mullins, SC 29574
(843) 423-0121
Director Jimmy Floyd
Maximum capacity listed in research: 96 inmates
Use the Marion County Inmate Roster
The official county Current Inmates and Releases page embeds a Revize application at a county-linked app URL. Static inspection of the embedded app was blocked by Cloudflare, so exact search boxes, button labels, and profile fields should not be invented. The parent page and booking-process materials still confirm the official access path and data feed.
The Current Inmates and Releases page is the successful assigned roster image for this page.
Use the county page first for local jail custody, then use the alternate channels below when the embedded roster is unavailable.
- Open the county Current Inmates and Releases page in a browser that can run the embedded roster.
- Search by the fields visible in the roster app, but do not assume unavailable field labels from static copies.
- Review booking or release status as a custody snapshot, not as the final court disposition.
- Check Public Index or the correct court for case outcome, plea, sentence, dismissal, or warrant status.
- Use VINE for notifications and SCDC only when the person is in state-prison custody.
Marion County Inmate Search Fields
The jail roster search-field inventory is limited because the official Revize iframe could not be inspected. That limitation should be stated clearly. The booking-process page confirms the detention database maintains admission, processing, and release records and feeds MobilePatrol, VINE, and other public-information sites.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official iframe/app | Embedded app | Unknown | Hosted through a Revize app URL and blocked during inspection. |
| Search fields | Unknown | Unknown | Not visible on the parent page during research. |
| Buttons | Unknown | Unknown | Not inspectable from static research due Cloudflare blocking. |
| Result/profile fields | Unknown | Unknown | Not safely captured from the live embedded app. |
| Alternate feed | MobilePatrol/VINE | Unknown | The booking page says the database feeds MobilePatrol and VINE. |
What Marion County Inmate Records Show
Even though the embedded roster fields were not captured, the county booking materials identify the categories maintained by the detention database. These categories are enough to explain how inmate records should be read without promising a specific public screen layout.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Identification data | Information used to identify the person during intake and jail processing. |
| Charge and bond data | The booking-stage charge and bond information, which can change after court review. |
| Hold, warrant, detainer, and extradition data | Reasons custody may continue even after one bond issue is resolved. |
| Property inventory | Stored property and receipt information from booking. |
| Photograph, fingerprints, and DNA samples | Identification records collected when required by law or procedure. |
| Medical and mental-health screening | Intake screening, including conditions that may require medical clearance before acceptance. |
| Admission, processing, and release records | Custody timeline data that may feed public-information systems. |
Note: A jail booking record can show charges and bond, but the court record controls final disposition and sentence.
County Jail vs State Prison
Marion County jail custody and SCDC custody are different record universes. The county roster is the first source for local detention and release information. SCDC covers people sentenced to and incarcerated in South Carolina Department of Corrections custody as of midnight the previous day. SCDC does not show county detention inmates, released SCDC offenders, people under parole or probation supervision, juvenile offenders, or current SCDC fugitives.
| User Question | Best First Channel | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Is someone in Marion County jail? | County Current Inmates and Releases | Local detention facility feed. |
| Was someone released from Marion County jail? | County release page, then Detention Center | Local release data may need facility confirmation. |
| Is someone in South Carolina prison? | SCDC inmate search | Sentenced state-prison custody as of midnight previous day. |
| Can I receive notifications? | South Carolina VINE | Custody and case notification system. |
| Is someone on supervision? | SCDPPPS offender search | Probation, parole, and community supervision data. |
The SCDC incarcerated inmate search is assigned to this inmate page.
Use SCDC when the person has moved from county detention into sentenced state-prison custody.
MobilePatrol and VINE Limits
No official Marion County Sheriff standalone app was confirmed. MobilePatrol is relevant because the county booking process says the detention database feeds MobilePatrol. MobilePatrol-advertised features include public safety alerts, jail bookings, most wanted, sex offenders, warrants, VINE status notifications, and neighborhood alerts. Treat MobilePatrol as a feed or app channel, not the legal court record.
South Carolina VINE provides custody status and criminal case notification. It is a notification system, not a court docket and not a certified jail record. VINE can help victims and families receive updates when custody status changes, but the Detention Center and courts remain the record sources for booking details, warrants, bond, and case outcomes.
The South Carolina VINE notification portal is assigned to this page.
VINE is best for alerts and custody notification, while the county roster and court records answer different questions.
Marion County Booking Process
The Detention Center screens incoming inmates before acceptance. Severely injured, acutely ill, stuporous, comatose, or intoxication-related conditions require examination by a qualified medical practitioner before acceptance. Vehicle-accident arrestees may be medically denied until cleared. This explains why an arrest may not appear in the roster immediately.
Bond hearings normally occur at 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM for county and state prisoners. Cities set hearing times for city prisoners. Weekends and holidays have bond court at 9:00 AM. Prisoners typically must have a bond hearing within 24 hours, though victim attendance can delay hearings. Cash and/or surety bonds can be posted in Magistrate's Office; cash, money orders, and major credit cards are accepted, but personal checks are not.
Release Timing and Holds
Release is not automatic when one issue is resolved. Staff verify release documents, run an NCIC want inquiry, check outstanding warrants or charges in the Magistrate Court computer system, and notify victims. Normal processing is about 30 minutes, but may take an hour or more. The center says release can take up to four hours depending on circumstances. General Sessions paperwork or SCDC processing can delay release, sometimes up to two business days.
A person who has satisfied one bond can still be held because of another warrant, detainer, extradition issue, out-of-county case, or state custody matter. Court records, jail records, and warrant channels should be checked together when release does not occur on the expected timeline.
Marion County Jail Visitation
All Marion County Detention Center visitation is video visitation through PayTel. The county states there is no face-to-face visitation at the Sheriff's Office Detention Center. Visitors must create a PayTel Connect account, upload a photograph and legible valid government-issued ID, and follow dress and conduct rules. On-site visits must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance and confirmed by the inmate. Remote visits do not require scheduling but depend on kiosk and system availability.
| Visit Topic | Rule | Cost or Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Visit type | Video visitation through PayTel | No face-to-face jail visitation |
| General hours | Generally 9:00 AM-11:00 PM | Excluded meal times apply |
| Meal-time blocks | 11:30 AM-12:30 PM and 4:00 PM-5:00 PM | No ordinary visits during those times |
| On-site video | Scheduled at least 24 hours in advance and confirmed | Free |
| Remote video | No scheduling required if system is available | $0.30 per minute |
| Monitoring | Visits are recorded and subject to review | Do not discuss case strategy |
Inmate Mail and Legal Mail
Personal mail uses PayTel inteleSCAN off-site scanning. Physical mail is scanned, delivered electronically to the facility, made available on tablets, and destroyed. The personal mail address is Marion County Detention Center, Inmate Name and Inmate ID number, Facility ID 5118, PO Box 18247, Greensboro, NC 27419. The envelope must have a complete legible return address and the required inmate details.
Legal mail goes to Marion County Detention Center, Inmate Name and Inmate ID number, 2715 East Highway 76, Ste D, Mullins, SC 29574. Legal mail must be marked "Legal Mail" and is opened by the inmate in staff presence. Inmate ID can be obtained from the inmate, the Automated Inmate Information System at (843) 423-8216, or the Current Inmates page.
Commissary and Phone Access
McDaniel Supply Company provides commissary services. Weekly commissary orders, daily snack packs, and Friday delivery are listed in county materials. Families may deposit online through Jail Pack Store or McDaniel, or use the Detention Center lobby kiosk with cash or credit/debit. The cash kiosk fee is $3.00, while card and online fees depend on deposit amount. Do not mail cash, checks, or postal money orders through USPS.
PayTel operates the inmate phone system and inteleTABLET services. Accounts can be funded for authorized calls, a specific person, or collect calls. Inmates cannot receive incoming calls and jail staff do not pass messages. All ordinary calls are recorded and monitored, so legal strategy should not be discussed by phone or regular video visit.
Request Marion County Jail Records
When the roster, MobilePatrol, VINE, or SCDC does not answer the question, use the custodian. Jail and detention records may require a Detention Center contact or Marion County FOIA request. FOIA requests must be written and may be submitted in person, by mail, email, or fax. Requests should name the existing record sought, such as booking records, release records, jail logs, incident reports, civil-process records, or administrative records.
FOIA does not override sealed, expunged, juvenile, mental-health, protected personal information, or active-investigation limits. For court outcomes, check the court case record rather than the jail record. For active warrant status, confirm with the issuing court or agency.