Lee County Jail, NC Inmate Search, Visitation Hours

Updated on: March 2, 2021

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The Lee County Jail is a medium-security confinement focus situated in Sanford, North Carolina. Worked locally by the Lee County Sheriff’s Office, this jail holds prisoners who are anticipating preliminary or condemning. The Lee County Sheriff’s Department is equipped with the biggest number of law authorization officials in the county and is the biggest office in North Carolina. The present Sheriff was confirmed as Sheriff in September 2009.

Prisoners at Lee County Jail have the chance to partake in programs, including training, advising, substance misuse, and strict administrations. They are given three dinners per day and are permitted to buy snacks from the supermarket. They are given an hour of recreational time every day where they are urged to head outside.

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Lee County Jail — General Information

Lee County Sheriffs Department / Lee County Jail

How to Find Someone in Lee County Jail

On the off chance that somebody you know is spending time in jail in Lee County Jail, you can scan for the person in question in this Lee County Jail log. At the point when you click on the prisoner you are searching for, you will see data on that person, for example, their date of birth, capture date, and charges.

Sending a Mail/Care Package

Approaching and active detainee mail will be investigated by jail staff.

Detainees at Lee County Jail may get postcards no bigger than 4" x 6" as mail. Composing must be in pencil or blue or dark ink. Some other mail will be come back to the sender.

If no arrival address is accessible, unapproved mail will be put away in the detainee's storage until the prisoner's discharge.

Prisoner mail can't contain anything identified with savagery, racial matchless quality, or bareness.

Sending Money

You can either send cash to a prisoner by setting off to the Lee County Jail and sending a cash request or you can utilize MoneyGram to store cash in a detainee's record.

To send cash to a prisoner, you should realize the detainee's complete name, the prisoner's ID number, and the prisoner's area.

Phone calls

Lee County Jail has a telephone program where you set up a record through the outsider organization, GlobalTel, and the detainee can call you after you store cash for them.

As indicated by the site, you can get a good deal on prisoner calling by utilizing a "GlobalTel 'Exceptional Jail Phone Number'. At the point when your prisoner calls your 'Uncommon Jail Phone Number', your telephone rings and you spare."

All telephone calls through Lee County Jail are recorded.

Visitation

Lee County Jail requires all guests to round out an application before appearance. If you need to visit a detainee at Lee County Jail, cautiously round out the application. The Lee County Jail maintains whatever authority is needed to deny any individual the privilege to enter the jail it picks and, in any way, shape or form.

Jail visits are directed face to face behind plexiglass or on a broadcast screen from another area. Youngsters must be joined by a parent or watchman and watchmen must give verification of their guardianship. Detainees may have two guests during each visit.

Leave every close to home having a place, aside from your state ID in your vehicle. No phones or packs are permitted in the jail.

Visiting Hours

Monday: 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Tuesday: 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Wednesday: 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Thursday: 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Friday: 7:30 AM to 9:00 PM
Saturday: 7:30 Am to 2:30 PM
Sunday: 7:30 Am to 2:30 PM

Directions

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