Search Fauquier County Inmate Population Records

The Fauquier County inmate population is split between the local adult detention center in Virginia, transferred regional-jail housing, and separate state or federal custody systems. A Fauquier County inmate search starts with current jail custody, then follows the person to the right locator if they were moved, sentenced, released, or held under another authority. The Fauquier County inmate population also has a data side: capacity, average daily population, bookings, and public-record rules show how the jail system is used. The Fauquier County inmate population should be read with both parts in mind.

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Fauquier County Inmate Population Overview

The Fauquier County inmate population is reported in more than one way because the county uses more than one jail channel. The Fauquier County Sheriff's Office Adult Detention Center is the primary local jail. It holds adults remanded to the custody of the Sheriff, including current inmates, pretrial detainees, and local sentenced inmates. Fauquier also belongs to the Northwestern Regional Jail authority. The county ADC page says inmates may be transferred there for overpopulation, medical concerns, or security reasons.

That distinction matters for both search and statistics. The State Board of Local and Regional Jails 2025 Capacity Report gives a facility-only Fauquier ADC average daily population of 40.23 for July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2025. The Sheriff's 2025 Annual Report gives a broader Fauquier custody workload, with ADC plus Northwestern Regional average daily population of 142 in 2025. Both numbers are useful. They do not measure the same thing.


Fauquier County Inmate Population Statistics

The 2025 state capacity report lists the Warrenton ADC below rated capacity on an average-day basis, while the Sheriff's annual report shows the larger county workload when regional housing is counted. Annual bookings also rose from 1,260 in 2024 to 1,312 in 2025. Transport and court movement numbers show why inmate records often connect to court schedules, medical trips, and regional-jail transfers.

40.23ADC ADP, 2024-2025
56Rated Capacity
2Facilities Serving Fauquier
MeasureFigureSource / Date
Fauquier ADC average daily population40.23BLRJ 2025 Capacity Report, 7/1/2024-6/30/2025
Fauquier ADC rated capacity56BLRJ 2025 Capacity Report
Fauquier ADC actual capacity including double-bunking120BLRJ 2025 Capacity Report
People booked into the ADC1,312Fauquier Sheriff's Office 2025 Annual Report
ADC plus NWRJ average daily population142Fauquier Sheriff's Office 2025 Annual Report
NRADC average daily population599.10BLRJ 2025 Capacity Report


Fauquier County Jail Capacity

The 2025 BLRJ figures show the Fauquier ADC average daily population below the 56 rated capacity and well below the 120 actual capacity including double-bunking. That does not mean every bed-management question is simple. The county's own ADC page says Fauquier may use Northwestern Regional Adult Detention Center for overpopulation, medical concerns, and security reasons. Classification, medical needs, sex-separated housing, court transport, and program eligibility can all matter even when the average count appears below rated capacity.

No official Fauquier jail consent decree, current construction project, or official recent jail litigation item was found in the captured source set. The most current operational sources were the Sheriff's 2025 Annual Report, the 2025 BLRJ capacity report, and NRADC's official history and authority pages.


Fauquier County Inmate Records Laws

Virginia law controls what can be released, what must be maintained, and what can be withheld. The practical local result is narrow: Fauquier ADC staff can release only certain current-inmate information by phone, while broader booking, photo, and court-record questions may require a records request or a court search.

Key Statutes:

Code of Virginia 2.2-3706 covers law-enforcement record access, adult arrestee identity/status information, and routine booking photographs, subject to exceptions.

6VAC15-40-90 requires jails to maintain personal inmate records, including commitment orders, classification records, work records, and property records.

Code of Virginia 9.1-192.1 requires reporting and annual analysis of civilian deaths in custody.

Code of Virginia 53.1-116.1 links jail custody data to required release notice for certain prisoners.



Fauquier County Inmate Lookup Fields

Because Fauquier's official channel is a booking-desk call rather than an online form, the search fields are caller-provided identifiers. The jail does not publish a last-name box, booking-number search, or public profile page. The following table reflects the official release policy and the practical questions a caller can ask without implying a web roster exists.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
Inmate namePhone-provided identifierUnspecifiedProvide the full legal name when possible.
Date of birthPhone-provided identifierUnspecifiedUseful for disambiguation, though not listed as required.
Arrest or booking datePhone-provided identifierOptionalHelpful when common names exist.
FacilityPhone questionOptionalAsk if the person is at Fauquier ADC or NRADC.
Public resultsStaff responseLimited by policyName, current charges, court of jurisdiction, and bonding information.
Withheld valuesStaff responseWithheldCourt dates and release dates are not released to the public.

Fauquier County Inmate Record Fields

Fauquier's public current-inmate response is narrower than many county roster systems. It does not promise public mugshots, booking numbers, housing units, date of birth, arresting agency, warrant numbers, or release status. For court dates, search Virginia court case information. For release notice, use VINE notification. For older or broader booking records, use the Sheriff's FOIA and records channel.

FieldWhat It Shows
NameReleased for currently incarcerated adults.
Current chargesCharges listed by the jail at the time of inquiry, not always final court charges.
Court of jurisdictionThe court handling the matter, but not the hearing date.
Bonding informationWhether and how bond may be posted when eligible.
Court dateWithheld by ADC for security reasons; use Virginia court portals.
MugshotNo official Fauquier public roster photo feed was found; request adult booking photos through lawful records channels.

Fauquier County Jail vs Prison

Current local custody and state prison custody are not the same search. A person arrested in Fauquier may first be booked at the ADC, may be transferred to NRADC, and may later move into VADOC authority after conviction and commitment. VADOC says its locator covers state institutions, probationers and parolees, institutional hospitals, local or regional jails under VADOC authority, and CCAP participants.

County or Regional JailState Prison or Supervision
Who is heldPretrial detainees, local sentenced inmates, and transferred Fauquier jail inmatesSentenced people or persons under VADOC custody/supervision
Run byFauquier Sheriff's Office or Northwestern Jail AuthorityVirginia Department of Corrections
Where to lookADC booking desk or NRADC Locate an Inmate linkVADOC Inmate and Supervisee Locator
Common resultCurrent custody, charges, bond, facility confirmationDOC ID, location, supervision/custody status, release-date purpose data


Fauquier County Detention Facilities

Two detention facilities belong in the Fauquier County inmate population picture. One is the local jail in Warrenton. The other is the regional jail in Winchester that serves Fauquier along with Clarke County, Frederick County, and the City of Winchester.


Fauquier County Inmate Population FAQ

How large is the Fauquier County inmate population?

The state facility-only row for the Fauquier ADC shows 40.23 average daily population for 7/1/2024-6/30/2025. The Sheriff's 2025 Annual Report gives a broader ADC plus NWRJ average daily population of 142.

Can Fauquier County inmates be searched online?

No official Fauquier public online roster was found. Current ADC custody starts with the booking desk at 540-422-8700. Transferred inmates may require NRADC, and sentenced inmates may require VADOC.

Does the jail release court dates?

No. The ADC page says court dates and release dates are not given to the public for security reasons. Use Virginia court case information for hearing and formal charge records.

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Directions to the Fauquier County Jail

The Fauquier County Sheriff's Office Adult Detention Center is at 50 West Lee Street in Warrenton, near the Sheriff's administrative office at 78 West Lee Street and the court buildings around Ashby Street and Court Street. From the north or east, drivers usually approach Warrenton by U.S. 29, U.S. 15, or U.S. 17 before following downtown signs toward the courthouse area. From the west, U.S. 211 and U.S. 29 business routes lead into Warrenton. From the south, U.S. 29 brings traffic toward the local streets that feed Lee Street.

Address

Fauquier County Sheriff's Office Adult Detention Center
50 West Lee Street
Warrenton, VA 20186
540-422-8700

Visitor Parking

The official ADC page does not publish visitor parking instructions or rates. Confirm parking and entry before arrival.

Public Transit

The official ADC page does not identify a bus route, rail station, or shuttle stop for jail visitors.

Visitor Entry

Visitors need identification, are subject to search, and should call the booking desk during the same-day appointment window for weekend visits.