Fairfax County Adult Detention Center, Virginia Inmates

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The Fairfax County Jail is one of the oldest correctional facilities in Virginia. In 1992, the Fairfax County Historical Society bought and listed the premise on the Nation Register of Historic Places. Under the Fairfax County Sheriff’s supervision, this medium security jail receives inmates from local city jails to serve sentences of less than two years. It has a separate section for violent or out of control inmates to safeguard the safety of visitors, jail staff, and other inmates. The inmates have non-compulsory work whereby they can help with laundry, kitchen duties or other assigned tasks and get to reduce several days from their sentence.

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The Fairfax County Jail holds recent convicts as they wait for transfers to Virginia State Prison. Hence, anyone who suspects that their friends or family members are held at the Fairfax County Jail can confirm this in three ways as follows:

• Using the Fairfax County online inmate roster

• Getting in touch directly with the detention center at 703-246-2100

• Using the search tool at the Department of Corrections Inmate Database

The interested person should use the inmate’s full names and date of birth to search. Where the person only knows the name of the city where the inmate was arrested, they should check with the city’s police department.

Inmates at the Fairfax County Jail can receive letters, approved electronic messages, other publications and packages as per the jail’s guidelines. The sender is to address the correspondence as follows:

Inmate’s Full Names

10520 Judicial Drive, Fairfax, VA, 22030

Upon arrival, these correspondences are checked and distributed to inmates. Any illegal contents are returned or destroyed.

The Fairfax County Jail uses SECURUS Technologies’ JPAY for inmate funds processing. Here, the inmates can receive and withdraw funds to buy personal items. Senders can deposit funds in three ways: -

• Make online deposits via a secure link

• Deposit the cash, or use debit and credit cards at Deposit Kiosks at the Fairfax County Sheriff’s Office in Fairfax

• Deposit fund via an automated telephone system on 703-246-2100

All inmates at the Fairfax County Jail have access to the SECURUS Phone Service System from their housing stations. From here, they can make outgoing call collect after creating an active account with the service provider. Likewise, the recipient of the call needs to have an active telephone account to complete the call. Inmates are barred from receiving any incoming calls.

The Fairfax County Jail has 20-minutes video visitations, on-site visitations at designate monitored areas on Mondays to Fridays between 12 pm and 3.30 pm, or online visitation all year round from 7.30 am to 10 pm at $9.95 per visit. Anyone who wishes to visit the inmate should make prior arrangements 1 to 7 days before the planned visit.