Floyd County Jail Roster
Floyd County does not have a separate county jail roster in the official sources reviewed for this build. The local custody path runs through New River Valley Regional Jail, a regional jail authority facility in Dublin that receives people committed from Floyd County and several nearby counties. A person arrested by a Floyd County deputy, town officer, or warrant process may be cited, released by a magistrate, or committed to NRVRJ. Once committed, the jail record belongs to the regional jail system, so the public search is regional and not limited to Floyd County.
The key local detail is the County field on the NRVRJ inmate profile. Because the jail serves Floyd, Bland, Carroll, Giles, Grayson, Pulaski, Wythe, and Radford, a broad search can return people from many jurisdictions. The inspected lookup showed a facility-wide result list, and the profile screen carried a County value that helps confirm whether the record is tied to Floyd County. For a Floyd County inmate records check, match the name, date of birth, booking number if known, and the County field before relying on the result.
The roster is strongest for booking and custody facts. It can show a photo, physical descriptors, booking and permanent identifiers, commitment date, bond rows, and charge rows. It does not replace the court record after charges are filed, and it does not cover sentenced state prisoners once they move into Virginia Department of Corrections custody. Released people may require the Include released inmates option, a phone call, or a public-record request if the public lookup does not return the record.
Use the Floyd County Roster
The official roster route is the NRVRJ Inmate Lookup Tool. The tool has a name search and an identifier search. During inspection it did not require a login, and it allowed the searcher to include released inmates. Start with the name search when the spelling and date of birth are known. Use the identifier search when a booking number, permanent number, state ID, county ID, FBI number, or ICE number appears on a bond paper, court record, or prior jail document.
- Open the NRVRJ inmate lookup from the jail's Inmate Information page or use the lookup URL directly.
- Choose Search by Name when the person is known by name. Enter first name and last name, then add date of birth in mm/dd/yyyy format when common names produce too many matches.
- Check Include released inmates when the person may have bonded out, finished a short sentence, or been transferred after the booking event.
- Choose Search by Unique Identifier or Value when the booking number, permanent number, state ID, county ID, FBI number, or ICE number is available.
- Open the matching row from the result list. Review the profile header, County field, commitment date, bond table, and charge table before treating the result as a Floyd County custody record.
Recent arrests do not always appear at the same speed. NRVRJ did not publish a fixed roster-refresh rule in the official materials inspected, so a missing result does not prove there is no booking. If a Floyd County arrest is very recent, repeat the search, try the released-inmate option, check court records, or call the jail information line.
Floyd County Roster Fields
The roster form gives Floyd County users two different ways to search. The name panel fits most family and public checks. The identifier panel fits cases where a bond form, court file, or prior jail paper already lists a system number. The ICE Number option is a real field in the jail lookup, but it should not be read as proof that Floyd County has an ICE detention center. It only means the regional jail system can store or search that identifier when it exists.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| First Name | Text | Unspecified | Used in Search by Name; the Enter key can trigger the name search when focused. |
| Last Name | Text | Unspecified | Official instruction tells users to enter first and last name in the text boxes. |
| Date of Birth | Masked text | Optional or unspecified | Uses mm/dd/yyyy format and helps narrow common-name matches. |
| Include released inmates | Checkbox | No | Appears in both search modes and broadens the search beyond current custody. |
| Select Identifier | Dropdown | No | Booking Number, Permanent Number, State ID, County ID, FBI Number, and ICE Number. |
| Value | Text | Conditional or unspecified | Used with the selected identifier when searching by number or ID. |
| Search and Reset | Button controls | Not applicable | Search runs the query; Reset clears the form fields for a new search. |
The NRVRJ lookup form is the source image for the search fields shown here.
The screenshot shows why exact spelling and identifiers matter. Floyd County results are part of a larger regional database, so the profile must be opened and checked for county and custody details.
Floyd County Inmate Profile
An NRVRJ profile is a booking and custody record. It is not a full criminal-history report, a complete court file, or a guarantee that every charge still exists in court. Jail charges may be amended, dismissed, reduced, indicted, or replaced as the Commonwealth's Attorney and courts act on the case. The profile is still the best public starting point because it ties the person to a booking event and gives the fields needed for later records checks.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Name and photo | Full name in the header plus a front-facing booking photo when the public profile displays one. |
| Physical descriptors | Sex, height, weight, hair color, hair length, eye color, complexion, race, ethnicity when present, and country of birth. |
| Booking # | The identifier for a specific booking event, useful when calling the jail or making a records request. |
| Permanent ID # | A jail-system person identifier that is separate from one booking number. |
| Police or County ID | A local identifier field that may be blank depending on the record. |
| County | The committing or holding county. This is critical because NRVRJ serves multiple jurisdictions. |
| Commitment Date | The date the person was committed to jail custody, shown in MM/DD/YYYY format. |
| Bond Information | Case number, amount, percent, additional amounts, total, bond type, status, posted-by entry, post date, and grand total when available. |
| Charge Information | Case number, offense date, code, description, grade, and degree as shown in the jail profile. |
| Observed limits | No public housing pod, next court date, arresting officer, home address, phone number, SSN, or full warrant detail was observed on the sample profile. |
Bond rows require care. A profile may list several rows, and release can still be blocked by a no-bond order, another case, a probation or parole hold, an out-of-county detainer, a federal hold, or an immigration issue. NRVRJ's bonding material states that once the person is committed to jail, a judge is the official who can lower bond or arrange recognizance bond.
Floyd County Jail Contact
For jail custody questions that the roster does not answer, use the regional jail directly. The facility is outside Floyd County, but it is the primary jail for Floyd County commitments. Official sources did not publish a public counter schedule for walk-in records help, so call before driving to the jail or planning an in-person request.
New River Valley Regional Jail
108 Baker Road
Dublin, VA 24084
540-643-2000
Regional jail serving Floyd County and other member jurisdictions.
The facility page for New River Valley Regional Jail is the local detention-facility reference for address, roster, visitation, mail, money, property, programs, and PREA details. For law-enforcement reports held by the county rather than the jail, use the Floyd County Sheriff's Office contact route.
Floyd County Visitation Records
NRVRJ uses tablet video visitation for family, friends, and clergy through GettingOut. The visitor creates a GettingOut account online or by phone, and the inmate initiates the visit after the account exists. NRVRJ's family and clergy pages state that advance scheduling is not needed for these tablet visits. Attorney visits follow a separate professional-visit process, with weekday windows and fax notice.
| Visit type | Schedule | Setup and rules |
|---|---|---|
| Family and friends tablet video | Sunday through Saturday, 0800-1100, 1200-1500, and 1800-2200 | Create a GettingOut account at www.gettingout.com or call 866-516-0115. The inmate starts the visit. |
| Clergy tablet video | Sunday through Saturday, 0800-1100, 1200-1500, and 1800-2200 | Religious leader creates a GettingOut account or calls 866-516-0115. The inmate starts the visit. |
| Attorney professional visit | Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to completed by 3:00 p.m. | No weekends or holidays. Excluded during meals, lockdowns, and security limits. Fax visit intentions 24 hours ahead to 540-643-2010. |
Property and visit rules are separate from inmate records, but they often matter after a roster search confirms custody. NRVRJ accepts only pre-approved property Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m., excluding holidays. Examples in the research include prescription glasses, medication approved by the Jail Physician, court clothing by exchange only, and money.
Floyd County Inmate Access
A full Floyd County inmate records search should move through each custody level instead of stopping at the first blank result. The regional jail lookup covers jail custody and some released records. The jail phone line covers unclear or recent custody. FOIA covers existing jail authority records that are not shown online. VADOC, BOP, ICE, and VINE cover state, federal, immigration, and notification needs.
| Need | Access channel | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Current or released regional jail record | NRVRJ inmate lookup | Floyd County jail custody, booking identifiers, photo, bond rows, and charge rows. |
| Unclear custody status | NRVRJ phone line, 540-643-2000 | Recent arrests, confusing matches, transfers, or details not shown online. |
| In-person question | NRVRJ, 108 Baker Road, Dublin | Call first because no public counter schedule was located in the official sources. |
| Existing jail record copy | NRVRJ FOIA process | Booking records, booking photo requests, or jail authority records not displayed in the lookup. |
| Sentenced state prison or supervision | Virginia Department of Corrections locator | People transferred from regional jail to VADOC after sentencing or supervision entry. |
| Federal sentenced custody | Federal Bureau of Prisons locator | Federal inmates after BOP custody begins. |
| Immigration detention | ICE Online Detainee Locator | Detainees searched by A-Number and country of birth or by biographical information. |
| Custody notifications | Virginia VINE | Release, transfer, and custody notification registration where available. |
County, state, and federal split: NRVRJ is the Floyd County jail roster path for pretrial and local jail custody. VADOC is for state prison and supervision. BOP and ICE are separate federal systems and do not replace the regional jail search.
No official Floyd County Sheriff's Office or New River Valley Regional Jail mobile app with inmate-lookup or warrant features was located in the official sources checked. Use the web lookup, phone, FOIA, court, VINE, VADOC, BOP, and ICE channels instead.
Floyd County Booking Process
The practical custody flow is arrest or warrant service, magistrate review when required, a bail decision, and commitment to New River Valley Regional Jail if release does not occur first. NRVRJ's bond page describes four possible magistrate outcomes: personal recognizance, unsecured bond, secured bond, or ineligible for bail. A personal recognizance bond is a written promise to appear. An unsecured bond is backed by a possible forfeiture. A secured bond requires cash, property, or a surety. No-bond status means payment alone will not release the person.
Once intake begins, the jail may verify identity, search and inventory property, screen for medical or mental-health concerns, photograph and fingerprint the person, assign a booking number and permanent ID, enter bond and charge information, classify the person, and place the person in housing. NRVRJ does not publish an exact booking-to-roster timetable, so do not assume a fixed number of minutes. A new arrest can be real even when the roster has not yet caught up.
After the jail booking, court records become the better source for formal case status. Jail charges are custody entries. Court records show filed cases, hearings, amendments, dismissals, convictions, fines, and case status after the court opens the matter. For booking photos tied to current roster profiles, see the Floyd County jail mugshots page for photo-specific limits and request routes.
Floyd County Records Requests
Virginia FOIA supports public access to existing government records unless an exemption applies. For jail authority records not shown in the lookup, use NRVRJ's FOIA disclosure and identify the person, booking number if known, date, county, and exact record sought. A useful request asks for an existing booking record, booking photograph, or custody record instead of asking the jail to research a broad question. For sheriff-held arrest reports, the Floyd County Sheriff's Office is the better custodian. For filed criminal cases, use Virginia court systems or the clerk.
Two Virginia provisions matter most for Floyd County inmate records. Va. Code Section 2.2-3704 sets the public-record request process, including response mechanics, costs, production, and withholding. Va. Code Section 2.2-3706 covers law-enforcement and criminal records, including required incident information and categories that may be withheld or limited. FOIA does not force an agency to create a new record, answer a legal question, or release exempt material.
Note: Verify important custody, bond, and release facts with NRVRJ or the court because jail records can change quickly.