Clarendon County Inmate Population Data
Clarendon County inmate population records can be searched through the local sheriff and state tools. The county is in the central part of South Carolina with Manning as its county seat. The Clarendon County Detention Center holds local inmates, while the state prison system houses those with longer sentences. Clarendon County is also home to the Turbeville Correctional Institution, an SCDC facility. This page covers how to look up inmates tied to Clarendon County at the local and state level using free public resources.
Clarendon County Sheriff and Detention
The Clarendon County Sheriff's Office handles all law enforcement in the county. Deputies patrol the area, serve warrants, and make arrests. The Manning Police Department covers the city of Manning. When someone is arrested in Clarendon County, they go to the Clarendon County Detention Center. This jail holds pre-trial inmates and those serving short sentences.
To find an inmate in the Clarendon County jail, call the detention center with the person's full name and date of birth. Staff can confirm if someone is currently in custody. All county jails in South Carolina must follow the rules set by Title 24, Chapter 5 of the state code. Chapter 9 requires regular state inspections of all detention facilities, including the one in Clarendon County.
The Clarendon County government website at clarendoncountysc.gov lists office contacts and public services.
Note: Jail rosters change daily as new bookings and releases happen in Clarendon County.
Turbeville Correctional Institution
Clarendon County is home to the Turbeville Correctional Institution, an SCDC facility located at 1578 Clarence Coker Highway in Turbeville. The prison opened in 1994. It holds medium-custody male inmates. Warden Joseph McFadden leads the facility. Turbeville CI has 928 beds for inmates sentenced under the Youthful Offender Act and 544 beds for the adult population.
The Youthful Offender Institutional Services program at Turbeville CI provides education, work details, mental health support, and substance abuse treatment. The on-site Turbeville High School offers language arts, math, and GED preparation. Inmates under 21 can take part in both academic and vocational tracks. Vocational options include carpentry, brick masonry, electrical work, and plumbing. College credit courses are also available for those who qualify.
You can search for inmates held at Turbeville CI through the SCDC inmate search tool. The results show the inmate's current facility, which would list Turbeville CI if they are held there. The facility also runs a Palmetto Pride litter crew and a golf course maintenance detail at Hickory Knob State Park.
The image below shows the Clarendon County government website.
This site provides links to Clarendon County departments, courts, and public safety resources.
Search State Inmates from Clarendon County
Beyond Turbeville CI, inmates from Clarendon County can be placed in any of the 21 SCDC facilities. The department holds about 26,000 people across the state. Use the free online search to find anyone by name or number. Results include a photo, facility, charges, and a projected release date.
Credit rules affect when inmates get out. Section 24-13-210 gives 20 days of good behavior credit per month to most inmates. "No parole" inmates earn 3 days per month. Section 24-13-230 allows work and education credits of up to 180 days per year or 72 days for "no parole" cases. Under Section 24-13-150, those with "no parole" offenses must serve 85 percent of their sentence before early release. Work release begins at 80 percent under Section 24-13-125.
Clarendon County VINE System
Crime victims in Clarendon County can track inmate status through VINE. This free service operates 24 hours a day. Call 1-866-727-2846 to search by name or number. You can register for alerts when an inmate moves, is released, or escapes. The system works in English and Spanish.
The SCDC Division of Victim Services goes further. Registered victims get calls during escapes and letters before releases. Victim Impact Statements are added to the inmate's file. The division blocks unwanted inmate calls or mail on request. Call 1-800-835-0304 to register. The department also runs an Impact of Crime program where offenders hear from victims directly.
Note: Parole hearing alerts are handled by SCDPPPS at 1-888-551-4118 and are separate from SCDC notification.
Clarendon County Probation and Parole
The South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services monitors offenders who live in the community. Over 20,000 people are under SCDPPPS supervision statewide. You can search their database online. The data shown is from the prior day.
Agents use body cameras during every home visit. Last year the agency logged more than 86,000 visits. Risk assessment tools set how often an agent checks in. High-risk offenders get the most contact. SCDPPPS is accredited by both SCLEA and CALEA. The agency warns families about scam calls that promise early release in exchange for money sent through payment apps. This is never legitimate.
- Search offenders at dppps.sc.gov
- Data reflects the prior day
- Call local office for same-day info
- Pay fees or restitution online with SID number
Clarendon County Court Records
The circuit court in Clarendon County handles felony cases. Magistrate courts process misdemeanors. The South Carolina Judicial Branch public index lets you search court records by name or case number. The Clerk of Court in Clarendon County keeps all case files, motions, and orders.
Section 24-13-100 defines "no parole" offenses as Class A, B, or C felonies with 20 or more years. Section 24-13-410 makes escape a felony that adds 1 to 15 years. Section 24-13-20 requires sheriffs to arrest escaped convicts. These statutes apply to every case in Clarendon County.
Cities in Clarendon County
Clarendon County includes the city of Manning and several small towns. The Manning Police Department handles law enforcement within its city limits. All county jail bookings go through the Clarendon County Detention Center.
Nearby Counties
Clarendon County borders several counties in central South Carolina. Search these areas if you cannot find an inmate in the Clarendon County system.