This is a private reference service, not a government office. It cannot confirm custody, release anyone, post bond, or pull an official booking record. For a current answer, contact the government office that created or holds the record.
Where to Ask About a Record
Use the contact that matches the question. The county Sheriff operates the detention center and is the best route for a booking record or photo. Taylorsville Police is the local agency route for a town police report. The Clerk and magistrates handle court-process questions. Use 911 only for an emergency.
Alexander County Sheriff’s Office
91 Commercial Park Avenue
Taylorsville, NC 28681
Main: 828-632-1111
Detention Center: 828-632-0304
Records/Gun Permits, Alyssa Peebles: 828-352-7749
Non-emergency communications: 828-632-2911
Taylorsville Police Department
67 Main Avenue Drive
Taylorsville, NC 28681
828-632-2218
Office hours listed by the town: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Emergency: 911
Alexander County courts
Clerk of Superior Court: 828-635-3113
Magistrates: 828-635-3119
District Attorney: 704-832-6610
Choose the Useful Starting Point
- For a current county inmate, open the Sheriff’s booking and roster path and then the official P2C catalog.
- For a booking photo or record no longer visible, use the county public-records request form and name the person, date, agency, and booking number when known.
- For a Taylorsville Police report, call the town police department and ask for its current records-request process.
- For court dates, charges after filing, or disposition, use the court directory and Clerk, not the detention line.
- For state custody or supervision, use the NCDAC offender search.
- For federal or immigration custody, use the BOP or ICE locator. Neither is the Alexander County jail roster.
What This Service Cannot Handle
Messages to a private reference service cannot change a jail entry, obtain a court-certified copy, arrange visitation, send money, or verify a release. A booking allegation is not a conviction. Official custody and court questions must be addressed to the originating agency, and legal questions should go to a licensed attorney or the court.