Campbell Detention Release Destinations
Campbell County Adult Detention Center is a regional adult jail operated by the Blue Ridge Regional Jail Authority. Its custody can end through bond, recognizance, dismissal, time served, sentence completion, or another community-release authority. Yet the same departure field may lead to a BRRJA center in Lynchburg, Amherst, Bedford, or Halifax. A state sentence may place the person under VADOC authority. A federal or ICE pickup can change the custodian again.
A careful conclusion uses both type and destination. “Transferred” means the Campbell placement ended while confinement continued. “Released” at the facility level may still require a check for another custodian, especially when VINE reports the event. Probation or parole can also continue after physical release. The court order and BRRJA transaction answer related but different questions.
| Possible destination | Record to review |
|---|---|
| Community under court terms | BRRJA transaction and final court entry |
| Another BRRJA building | Regional movement record and receiving center |
| State custody or supervision | VADOC locator and state release documents |
| Federal criminal custody | Federal docket, USMS, and BOP as applicable |
| Immigration custody | BRRJA destination and ICE ODLS |
Confirm a Campbell Release
No official fixed placement rule for Lynchburg-connected people was found in the BRRJA material. The authority also does not publish a separate rolling release feed, update cadence, or retention rule for this Campbell page in the reviewed sources. A name search is a starting point. The record request supplies the durable event.
- Search with the full identity and record any booking or jacket number, case number, facility label, and dates that appear.
- Check the other BRRJA adult centers if the person is absent or the last known placement changed.
- Use Virginia VINE to identify a local or regional custody event, then confirm whether it was community release or transfer.
- Read the correct Lynchburg or Campbell court case for bond, dismissal, sentence, commitment, or probation terms.
- Request the existing Campbell booking and release transaction from BRRJA when the destination remains unclear.
The Lynchburg release search and records guide places each check in order. A current roster can show that the person is not displayed now. It cannot certify a historical release type or rule out a move to another system.
Campbell Release Records Contact
The regional authority is the proper jail-record custodian. Use the Campbell facility number for current operational questions. Direct a request for the documented booking, placement, movement, and release event to BRRJA rather than assuming that a Lynchburg or Campbell sheriff database holds the transaction.
90 Courthouse Lane
Rustburg, VA 24588
434-332-9583
Public release hours are not stated in the research.
BRRJA FOIA Officer Patricia Stevens can be reached at 434-847-3100 ext. 1224 or foiarequest@brrja.state.va.us. Name the person and approximate booking period. Ask for existing fields such as booking or jacket number, facility movement, release date and time, release type, and destination or receiving authority. Request electronic delivery and an estimate before the authority incurs substantial cost.
Campbell Placement Can Change
BRRJA is a five-center adult detention network. The research confirms its Lynchburg, Amherst, Bedford, Campbell, and Halifax facilities but not a public rule assigning a Lynchburg detainee to one site throughout the case. Campbell is outside the independent City of Lynchburg. It can still appear in a Lynchburg-connected person's custody history.
This regional structure changes how a search should be read. A person who leaves the Lynchburg view and appears at Campbell has not been released from BRRJA. A later movement from Campbell to Bedford or Amherst is also not community release. Ask for a continuous movement history and identify the transaction that actually ended regional custody.
Do not substitute a court docket for that placement record. A court entry can establish the legal outcome, but it does not normally state when the jail processed paperwork, checked holds, or delivered the person to another custodian. When the sources differ, the identifiers, case number, and sequence of dates help reconcile them.
Campbell Release and District 13
VADOC Probation and Parole District 13 serves Lynchburg, Amherst, Campbell, and Nelson. That local detail makes District 13 relevant when a person leaves Campbell custody and a court order or state record points to community supervision. Probation is imposed by a court. Parole permits an eligible person to serve part of a sentence in the community under conditions.
Search the VADOC Inmate and Supervisee Locator by DOC ID when known or by name. A result tied to a district office is evidence of supervision, not prison confinement. District 13 is at 2209 Florida Avenue in Lynchburg and can be reached at 434-947-6651. Public office hours are not posted, so call before visiting.
The supervision result does not establish when Campbell opened the door or transferred the person. Use the BRRJA record for that time. If no current VADOC result appears after custody and supervision have fully ended, the named Form 17 inactive-record path may apply, with exemptions and consent limits.
Secure Campbell Release Documentation
Virginia FOIA works best when a requester identifies an existing record with reasonable specificity. A written request is useful even though the law does not always require one. It creates a clear scope and reduces the chance that the authority treats a broad question as a demand to create new information.
The usual response period is five working days after receipt. BRRJA may produce the record, cite a valid withholding, provide a redacted version, say that no responsive record can be found, identify another known custodian, or use an allowed extension. Charges cannot exceed actual access, search, duplication, and supply costs. A deposit may be required if the estimate is more than $200.
Request the release type and destination in addition to the date. The date proves only when Campbell custody ended. The disposition explains whether the person entered the community, another BRRJA center, VADOC, federal custody, or another placement. Preserve the returned record with the related court order and receiving-system result.
No verified flat charge for a Campbell release record was found. Ask for an advance estimate and prefer electronic copies where practical. If BRRJA identifies a different custodian for part of the request, send a focused follow-up to that office. A police arrest record, court order, and jail release transaction are separate records even when they concern the same case.
ICE Holds After Campbell Release
An ICE detainer can turn the end of Campbell custody into a direct transfer. ICE describes a detainer as a request that the jail provide notice and hold the person for up to 48 extra hours beyond the time the jail would otherwise release them, allowing ICE to assume custody. The BRRJA destination field is central to interpreting that event.
No ICE detention facility is listed in Lynchburg. When ICE pickup is supported, search the Online Detainee Locator System using the nine-digit A-number and country of birth, or exact name and country of birth. ICE describes a short recent-release window, not a permanent archive. Exact matching and other exclusions mean that no public result is not proof of no custody.
USMS custody should not be confused with immigration detention. A federal criminal defendant may occupy contracted local space, then leave Campbell under a court order or transfer toward BOP. Use the federal docket, BOP locator after sentencing, and a focused USMS records request when needed.
BRRJA History Guides Campbell Searches
Lynchburg sources state that BRRJA was created in November 1994 and began operating member facilities in 1998. A new central Lynchburg jail opened in fiscal year 2000. Campbell County Adult Detention Center belongs to the regional structure that explains why the case locality, physical building, record custodian, and release destination may differ.
That history has a practical effect. Start with the physical facility to identify the event, use BRRJA for the complete regional transaction, and follow any receiving custodian. If the person returns to the community, check the court terms and VADOC supervision when supported. If the person transferred, describe the new custody rather than erasing it with broad release language.
Note: Campbell release verification is complete only when the type and destination agree with the related court and custody records.