Campbell County Adult Detention Lookup

Campbell Detention Center Overview

Blue Ridge Regional Jail Authority lists Campbell County Adult Detention Center at 90 Courthouse Lane in Rustburg. The facility is part of the BRRJA regional jail structure, which also includes Amherst, Bedford, Halifax, and Lynchburg. Pittsylvania County's jail-project research specifically names Rustburg as one of the Blue Ridge facilities used in the regional system. That makes Campbell a practical search location when a Pittsylvania detainee is not housed at the Chatham jail and staff indicate a Blue Ridge placement.

The Campbell center is a local and regional adult detention facility. It is not Green Rock Correctional Center and it is not a Virginia Department of Corrections prison. BRRJA names Captain J. Lambert as Site Administrator and lists the Assistant Site Administrator as TBD. The authority links visitors and families to the BRRJA service channels for visitation, mail, inmate phone calls, JailTracker search, Oasis/JailCanteen commissary, and JailATM account funding. Those links matter because a Pittsylvania-related detainee housed in Rustburg is subject to BRRJA procedures.

Overcrowding is the reason Campbell belongs in a Pittsylvania County inmate population project. Pittsylvania County's own materials say its jail has long been above the old rated capacity, and the county uses Blue Ridge facilities for overflow. A family member should not read a missing Pittsylvania jail roster result as proof that the person is out of custody. The better approach is to confirm whether the person is at Pittsylvania County Jail, a BRRJA facility such as Campbell, or another custody channel.

Campbell Capacity and Population

The 2025 capacity figures in the research identify the Campbell line separately. Campbell County Adult Detention Center is listed with 133 permanent beds, 16 temporary beds, 3 special-purpose beds, actual capacity of 152, and rated capacity of 79. These are facility capacity figures, not a count of Pittsylvania detainees. Pittsylvania may send overflow detainees to the BRRJA system, but Campbell also serves the regional authority's broader jail population.

The research gives a combined BRRJA average daily population of 918.10 for the 2025 reporting cycle. It does not provide a Campbell-only average daily population. That distinction should stay clear in any roster or facility discussion. Capacity tells how the jail is rated and configured. JailTracker, VINE, facility staff, and court records tell whether a named person is currently there and what public custody or court data is available.

Campbell Roster Search

Campbell lookup uses the BRRJA Campbell JailTracker route. This is the correct regional jail channel for a Campbell placement. It is different from calling the Pittsylvania jail for an initial location check, different from using VADOC for state prison custody, and different from using federal or immigration locators. The research found no Pittsylvania-only public roster, so the practical chain after a Pittsylvania arrest is to call Jail Administration if needed, check VINE, and use the BRRJA JailTracker route for the facility that staff or the record identifies.

JailTracker application resources show a name-search structure and public fields that may include first, middle, and last name, arrest number, booking number display, facility display, arrest date, charges, charge status, bond type, bond amount, court name, court date, warrant number, arresting agency, holds, and final release time when enabled. Some image or charge fields can be hidden depending on agency settings or login. Treat the roster as a custody and booking tool, then use Virginia court systems for filed charges and case outcomes.

1. Use the Campbell JailTracker link when the person may be housed at the Rustburg BRRJA facility.
2. Enter the name carefully, especially if the person uses a suffix, middle name, or alternate spelling.
3. Check whether the result shows Campbell, another BRRJA facility, or a release status.
4. Verify the facility before scheduling a visit, sending mail, creating a phone account, or sending money.

Campbell Address and Contact

The Campbell facility uses a physical address on Courthouse Lane and a separate mailing address at the Rustburg post office box. That split is important for records, legal mail, money orders, and family contact. Personal mail follows BRRJA's separate mail-processing instructions, while legal mail and money orders retain different rules. Before sending anything, confirm the inmate's current facility and the current BRRJA mail instructions.

Campbell Visitation Rules

The researched BRRJA visitation source gives authority-wide rules, but it does not provide a Campbell-specific day-and-unit schedule in the captured schedule table. Families should call Campbell before travel and ask for the current schedule tied to the inmate's housing assignment. The broad BRRJA rules still apply: visitors are subject to search, visits can be delayed or canceled, visitors must be on the inmate's visitation list, and a valid picture ID is required.

BRRJA permits no more than three adult visitors at one time. Former inmates must wait six months after release before visiting any BRRJA inmate. Visitors under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, or have a notarized Juvenile Visitation Form and be with an authorized adult visitor. Cell phones, recording devices, and other electronic equipment are not allowed in visitation unless approved by the Site Administrator. The ID name must match the visitation list, so spelling and suffixes should be checked when the inmate submits the list.

Campbell Mail and Money

Campbell uses the BRRJA family-service pattern. The authority links to mail rules, ViaPath inmate phone calls, Oasis/JailCanteen commissary, and JailATM account funding. BRRJA says personal letters, photos, and drawings must go to the new personal-mail address it publishes, and letters sent to facility PO boxes or physical locations are returned. The change does not apply to legal mail and does not apply to checks or money orders, but those items must still follow the authority's rules.

Money orders must be mailed alone to the facility address, made payable to BRRJA, and include the inmate's name after the purchaser's name. Cash, certified checks, and personal checks are not accepted. BRRJA also restricts photos, greeting cards, books, magazines, pamphlets, stickers, glitter, crayons, phone cards, and similar items. For phone calls, ViaPath is the provider. Calls are limited to 15 minutes, debit credits sold through commissary are non-refundable, and the researched rates list collect, prepaid collect, and debit calls at $0.16 per minute with international calls at $0.50 per minute.

Pittsylvania to Campbell Custody

A Pittsylvania detainee may enter custody through a sheriff's deputy, town police officer, state trooper, or other law-enforcement officer, then pass through local jail or court processes before placement in the BRRJA system. The county jail project materials explain that Pittsylvania's old jail has been over capacity for many years and that the county has routinely relied on Blue Ridge Regional Jail Authority facilities. Campbell is the Rustburg facility in that network.

This custody path affects records. Pittsylvania courts may still be the right place to search for hearings, charging documents, and case outcomes. BRRJA Campbell may be the right place for housing, visitation, phone, mail, and account questions. VINE can be useful for custody status notifications. VADOC is the right source only after a person moves into state corrections custody or supervision. Keeping those channels separate avoids a common mistake: using a court record to infer housing or using a jail roster to infer the final charge outcome.

Campbell Programs and Services

BRRJA's program information covers the authority rather than only Campbell. Programs listed by the authority include substance abuse, education, life skills, religious programming, DMV Connect, library services, pre-release, progressive release, re-entry, work release, and work-force crews. Program access is not guaranteed by facility placement alone. Inmate classification, sentence status, disciplinary history, safety limits, medical needs, and program availability can all affect access.

Work release is described as a transition program for low-risk, nonviolent offenders with no sex crimes, gang affiliations, or active protective orders. Work-force crews may support participating localities through maintenance, landscaping, groundskeeping, snow removal, trash pickup, painting, janitorial work, and similar tasks, with credit applied to inmate time when criteria are met. A Pittsylvania pretrial detainee placed at Campbell due to overcrowding should not be assumed eligible for these options. Confirm program status through BRRJA staff.