Search Hampton Community Corrections Center Inmates

Hampton Community Corrections Overview

Hampton's official facility page identifies Hampton Community Corrections Center at 1928 West Pembroke Ave as a Hampton Sheriff's Office facility. Hampton pages also call it the Annex or Hampton Community Correctional Center. It is the key local Hampton jail address for current inmate services because the older Hampton Correctional Facility is listed as temporarily closed during new construction. The local operator is the Hampton Sheriff's Office, which manages custody, safety, supervision, meals, recreation, programs, visitation, and daily jail activities for Hampton inmates.

Use Hampton County in search wording when needed, but accuracy matters here: Hampton is an independent Virginia city. The Hampton Sheriff's Office operates the local jail function for the City of Hampton, and the public record trail can move across several systems. A new arrest may start at Hampton Adult Intake, then become a Hampton jail record, a court case, a WTRJ regional jail record, or a VADOC record after sentencing. That is why a Hampton Community Corrections Center inmate lookup should not stop at one search tool.

The official Hampton facility screenshot for Hampton Community Corrections Center shows the facility page used for address, phone, and capacity facts.

That source is useful because it distinguishes the active Annex from the temporarily closed High Court Lane jail.

Hampton Community Corrections Capacity

Hampton's facility page says Hampton Community Corrections Center is a 55,000-square-foot dormitory facility designed to house 300 inmates. The 2019 PREA audit adds more detail: the second Hampton confinement facility was built in 1998 as a Community Corrections Center, is now referred to as the Annex, and can house an additional 300 inmates. It includes two classrooms, a laundry facility, additional indoor recreation, a work-release dormitory, a segregation unit, program and office space, a kitchen, and an additional control room.

The Hampton PREA cover data reported a combined designed facility capacity of 531, a current population of 145, and an average daily population of 300 for the past 12 months at that audit point. The narrative also said the Hampton City Sheriff's Office operated two separate confinement facilities and had a daily population of 151 inmates on the first day of the audit. Those figures are combined Hampton facility figures, not a current count for this Annex alone. Hampton Correctional Facility's temporary closure means historical capacity should not be treated as current housing availability.

Look Up Hampton Annex Inmates

No browser-accessible Hampton.gov inmate roster was located in the research sweep. Official Hampton sources and the Google Play listing for the Hampton Sheriff's Office app document inmate search in the mobile app, so that app is the primary public Hampton inmate-search lead. If the person does not appear there, call Hampton Community Corrections Center or the Sheriff's Office. If Hampton says the inmate is at Western Tidewater Regional Jail, use WTRJ's inmate lookup or phone line instead.

1. Check the Hampton Sheriff's Office app for the inmate search module. Do not assume fields that are not shown in official browser sources.
2. Call Hampton Community Corrections Center at 757-926-2545 or the Sheriff's Office at 757-926-2540 with the person's full name, date of birth or age, and arrest date if known.
3. Ask whether the person is at Hampton Community Corrections Center, Hampton Adult Intake, WTRJ, VADOC, another jail, or released.
4. Use Virginia VINE for custody notification support and the VADOC locator for sentenced state custody.
5. If phone or app channels do not provide the needed record, make a targeted Hampton FOIA request through GovQA or the Sheriff's Office FOIA contact.

Hampton Annex Address

The Hampton Community Corrections Center contact card should be used for current local jail inquiries. The Sheriff's Office page lists the broader office at the same West Pembroke Avenue address, with Sheriff Karen E. Bowden as the current sheriff. The facility page gives 757-926-2545, while the Sheriff's Office contact block gives 757-926-2540 for the Annex. Confirm public counter access before going because official Hampton pages did not publish a jail-records counter schedule.

For a current Hampton County inmate population question, ask the facility to confirm custody stage before requesting details. A person may be in intake, already assigned to the Annex, moved to WTRJ, released on bond, or transferred to VADOC after sentencing. Hampton's Inmate Records function processes court documents, computes local and state time, calculates good time for program participation, tracks court appearances, and authorizes transportation from other jurisdictions.

Hampton Annex Visitation

Hampton's visitation rules apply to Hampton jail visits unless a more specific current order is issued by the facility. Visitors must be on the inmate's visitation list, sign in one hour before the end of the visitation completion time, and submit to search. Visits are 30 minutes. Dress rules are detailed and supervisor discretion controls whether a visit is denied. Prohibited clothing includes see-through items, exposed midriffs, halter or tank tops, short shorts, bathing suits, pajamas, exposed underwear, bare feet, and clothing with gang, obscene, or vulgar wording or pictures.

Pastoral visits are posted Sunday through Saturday from 8:30-11 a.m. and noon-4 p.m. Professional visits and family visits should still be confirmed with Hampton before travel because housing status, discipline, court movement, or medical issues can interrupt a scheduled visit.

Hampton Annex Mail Money

Hampton publishes separate mail formats for the Annex and the older city jail. For Hampton Community Corrections Center, mail should use the Hampton Community Correctional Center name, the inmate's full name, and the West Pembroke Avenue address. Letters must be in a standard 8x12 envelope. Shipped packages and bulk mail are not accepted. Books and magazines must come directly from a distributor or publisher. Greeting cards are not accepted, and envelopes should not include extra items such as stamps.

Hampton says inmate phone, video visitation, tablets, and friends and family messaging are available. Phone accounts may be funded through canteen, collect payments, or advance-pay family and friend accounts. Communications are subject to monitoring and recording, and crime-related information can be sent to the primary law-enforcement agency.

Hampton Annex Booking Records

A person arrested in Hampton may pass through Adult Intake before being housed at the Annex. Hampton's Intake page says the offender is searched, property is seized and inventoried, prescreening is conducted, and inmate information is entered into the Jail Management System, including fingerprints and photographs. After processing and any magistrate step, free phone calls are given. Case Management and Classification then weigh criminal history, prior incarcerations, current offenses, behavior, special needs, and risk factors to assign custody level and housing.

If a record is not visible in the Hampton Sheriff's Office app, use Hampton's FOIA process. Hampton says a Virginia resident can request public records by phone, email, letter, or the GovQA portal and no special wording is required. A precise request helps. Include the person's full name, date of birth if known, booking date, arresting agency, and the record sought, such as custody status, booking sheet, adult arrestee photograph, or release information. Hampton generally has five business days to respond, subject to FOIA procedures and exemptions.

Hampton Annex Programs

The Annex is not just a holding address. Research from Hampton's PREA and program sources describes classrooms, program space, a work-release dormitory, indoor recreation, laundry, and a kitchen. Hampton's Ready, Set, Go model focuses on preparing inmates to return to the community. Listed partners in official Hampton material include Hampton University, Hampton Public Schools Adult Education, Thomas Nelson Community College, the VA Medical Center, Hampton-Newport News Community Services Board, Hampton Probation and Parole Office, Hampton Community Action Program, Waste Connections, Aramark kitchen work, and several faith, education, employment, and family support partners.

Health care is also part of Hampton jail operations. Hampton says medical and mental-health services are provided 24 hours a day, with daily sick call, intake assessments, 14-day physicals, medication administration, chronic care clinic, dental care, and mental-health crisis collaboration. These facts are relevant to a Hampton Community Corrections Center inmate search because custody status can be affected by medical assessment, classification, court transport, program eligibility, and transfer decisions.