Search Bryan County Detention Center Inmates

Bryan County Detention Center Overview

Bryan County Detention Center, also called Bryan County Jail in some state listings, is operated by the Bryan County Sheriff's Office. The official sheriff page names Sheriff Mark Crowe and states that the office operates the detention center, provides court security, serves criminal warrants and civil process, and monitors the sex-offender registry. The detention function is tied to the Pembroke public-safety campus, while the Richmond Hill sheriff office is a separate sheriff office and is not identified as the jail.

The jail is a local county detention facility, not a state prison. It holds pretrial detainees, local arrestees, people held on warrants, and people with Superior Court, State Court, Magistrate Court, municipal, or agency holds. Roster samples showed arresting agencies such as Bryan County Sheriff's Office, Richmond Hill PD, and Pembroke PD. If a person is sentenced to Georgia prison after a Bryan County case, the search moves to GDC rather than staying with the county roster.

Bryan County Detention Center Population

The sheriff's official page gives the detention center a maximum capacity of 68 inmates. Research also found a Georgia Sheriffs' Association May 2026 figure of 54 inmates and 68 capacity, plus a Vera 2026 county row showing 49 total jail population and 68 capacity. A live Interop roster inspection once showed 91 items, but that number was dynamic and should not be treated as a permanent capacity figure.

Local reporting adds important context. Bryan County News reported that the jail was built in 1997 for 68 inmates and that Sheriff Crowe told commissioners the jail was out of room. The county's official demographics page says Bryan County was Georgia's fastest-growing county in the 2020 Census, which helps explain why the jail's capacity is a recurring public issue.

Lookup Bryan County Detention Center Inmates

The correct lookup system for Bryan County Detention Center is the county-linked Interop current-inmates roster. The roster has Current Inmates, 24 Hours Arrests, and Inmates by Arrest Date views. It can be searched by optional last name and first name, and it can also be browsed through pagination. The public search did not show a booking number, birth date, housing unit, charge, or court filter on the main search form.

1. Start at the official detention page or open the county-linked Interop roster.
2. Search by last name first, then add first name only if needed.
3. Check Current Inmates for present county custody.
4. Check 24 Hours Arrests when the booking was recent or release may have happened quickly.
5. Use Inmates by Arrest Date when the date is known and the person is hard to find by name.
6. Move to GDC, VINELink, BOP, ICE, or court records if the person is not in county custody.

The Bryan County Inmates by Arrest Date roster was captured as a successful screenshot during research.

Date browsing helps when a family member knows when an arrest happened but is unsure of name spelling, current custody status, or whether a quick release occurred.

Bryan County Detention Center Contact

The official sheriff address for the Pembroke office and detention campus is 95 Sgt. Robert W. Crapse Drive, Pembroke, GA 31321. A GDC location entry also lists Bryan County Jail at 95 Public Safety Way, Pembroke, GA 31321. Treat those as official labels for the same public-safety campus area until the entrance is visually confirmed, and call before traveling.

Bryan County Jail Roster Fields

A Bryan County Detention Center roster profile can show a photo slot, name, status, sex, height, weight, redacted address field, arrest date, arresting agency, days in jail, total bond, and charges. The charge table includes Warrant#, Counts, Statute, Description, M/F, and Court. The court field is useful because sampled records pointed to Superior Court and State Court, but the roster still remains a booking record rather than a full court case file.

Bryan County Jail Bond Details

The roster's Total Bond field may show a dollar amount, NOT SET, or DENIED. That field does not explain payment methods, counter hours, online vendor names, or whether another hold prevents release. The research did not locate a current official Bryan County bond-payment vendor or local fee schedule. Call the jail and the relevant court before trying to post bond.

Visiting Bryan County Detention Center

Official Bryan County jail visitation schedules, visitor-entry rules, ID requirements, dress code, locker rules, attorney-visit procedures, and video-visit vendor pages were not located in the reviewed official sources. Do not rely on another county's jail rules. Call the detention center before travel, especially because Bryan County is split by Fort Stewart and South Bryan visitors may need to drive from Richmond Hill or the I-95 side to Pembroke.

Mail Phone and Money

The research did not locate an official Bryan County jail mail-format page, approved item list, phone vendor, video provider, tablet system, commissary vendor, deposit fee schedule, or money-deposit link. That missing detail is a meaningful local finding. Do not send money or mail based on generic vendor assumptions. Confirm the current process directly with the detention center.

Bryan County Jail Records Requests

For records that are not visible on the roster, use a written request to the proper law-enforcement custodian or the county's official JustFOIA request portal. The county clerk page names Lori Tyson as county-level Open Records Officer, but it also says that role excludes the Sheriff's Department. That means jail records, booking photos, and sheriff records need the sheriff or responsible agency route rather than a generic clerk request.

Georgia Attorney General guidance says written requests are best and should go to the agency custodian. The GBI law-enforcement guide says jail commitment records, arrest or booking records, and mug shots have public-disclosure treatment, while certain pending investigative records may be withheld. If a record is withheld, the custodian should provide the statutory basis.

Court Path After Booking

Roster charges are not final convictions. Felony matters move toward Superior Court and the Atlantic Judicial Circuit District Attorney. Misdemeanor, traffic, and ordinance matters move through Bryan County State Court and the Solicitor-General. Magistrate Court handles warrants, preliminary hearings, summonses, and certain bail matters. The roster's Court column can help decide where to look next, but the court file controls filed charges, hearing dates, plea, disposition, and sentence.

For booking-photo questions, use the Bryan County jail mugshots page. For roster search details and field explanations, use Bryan County jail inmate records.