York County Inmates & York County Jail Inmate Search

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York County Jail Inmate Search

To find out if your loved one is being held in the York County Jail, call the facility, click here to use online Inmate Searcher.

Bonding out York County Inmates from Jail

An inmate’s bond hearing is scheduled according to when he/she was booked into the York County Detention Center. The following is the bond hearing schedule according to the inmate booking times. This schedule is subject to change.

Bond Hearing Schedule

For more information, please contact the Magistrate Judge at 803-628-3083 (option 5).

York County Jail Visiting Hours and Rules

Visitation Requests must be initiated by the inmate. He/she will fill out an Inmate Visitation Request Form and may list up to six (6) friends or family members for approval (Visitors must be at least 17 years of age). Once an Inmate’s Visitation Request Form is received and approved, the inmate will be assigned a specific one (1) hour time slot on a specific day of the week for visitation (i.e. Mondays from 9-10 a.m.). During this visitation hour, only 2 of the 6 approved visitors may visit at one time. You must be an approved visitor on the inmate’s visitation list to visit and must present a valid government issued ID.

Any changes to the approved visitation list must be initiated by the inmate. Changes are permitted once every 30 days. For more information regarding visitation, you may call 803-628-3083 (option 4, then option 1).

York County Jail General Phone Number

Phone: 803-628-3059

York County Jail Inmate Mailing Address(es)

You may send any inmate incarcerated at the York County Detention Center a letter. Please address letters to:

York County Detention Center
Inmate Name and ID Number
P.O. Box 9148
Seminole, FL 33775-9148

All regular inmate postal mail (Postcards, Letters, Greeting Cards, etc.) will then be scanned into the system and available to the inmates to view their postal mail via the housing unit inmate kiosks.

Any U.S. Postal or Western Union Money Order will need to be mailed directly to the facility (do not include any letter or other information in the envelope as it will not be forwarded to the inmate):

Inmate Name and Identification Number
York County Detention Center
1675-3A York Highway
York, SC 29745

You may also communicate with any inmate incarcerated at the York County Detention Center via electronic messaging through Smart Communications. You can send pictures via electronic messaging as well. You can sign up for an account and request a connection to any inmates via www.smartjailmail.com.

For more information regarding inmate mail services, or to obtain inmate numbers please contact the York County Detention Center Mail Room at 803-628-3083 (option 4, then option 6).

How to Send Money to York County Inmates

York County inmates can order commissary items once a week. There are several ways to put money on an inmate’s account.

• You can mail a Western Union or U.S. Postal Money Order with the inmate’s name and identification number on it (cash will not be accepted).
• You can utilize the kiosk in the Detention Center lobby.
• You can also go online at jailpackstore.com and follow the instructions.

How to Call York County Inmates

Inmates are issued a pin number during the booking process and may begin calling immediately to notify loved ones of their incarceration or secure their release. Once a permanent housing unit is assigned each inmate must initiate a request for up to ten (10) telephone numbers for approval. Inmate telephone calls are outgoing collect calls or outgoing debit calls. You may block telephone calls from this facility by selecting the corresponding option during the voice prompts of an unwanted call. All inmate calls from this facility will be blocked from your telephone number if you select this option.

For more information regarding the Detention Center inmate telephone system, please call 803-628-3083 (option 4, then option 3).

York County Jail Programs For Inmates

There is no information about the programs for York County Inmates.

Careers at York County Jail

If you are interested in a career with the York County Jail and would like more information about the job openings at the York County Jail, click here.

The starting salary of a detention officer is now $45,599. After successful completion of the police academy Class 2 Certification and the agency field training program, pay will increase 2.5%.

To learn more about salaries and the application process, contact Sgt. Hewitt at 803-818-6526 or [email protected].