P2C Buncombe (2024)

FAQs

How to add money to Buncombe County inmates? ›

Inmates can receive money for their account from family and friends to spend in the commissary online at InmateCanteen.com or via the kiosk located in the main lobby of the Detention Facility.

The Civil Process Division at the Buncombe County Sheriff's Office serve documents such as summons, writs of possession, foreclosures, executions, claim and deliveries, subpoenas, restraining orders, child custody orders, show cause orders and child support warrants.

Integrity, dignity, and professionalism are the guiding principles that govern our actions, and we hold all our actions accountable to the residents of Buncombe County at all times.

JailATM is a service provided to friends and family of inmates. It is a fast and convenient way to send money and purchase commissary for inmates.

Family members and friends of inmates can also purchase Gold Passes through JailATM.com. Gold Passes allows inmates to have unlimited tablet usage for (24) hours.

Any sheriff or police officer shall be removed from office by the judge of the superior court, resident in or holding the courts of the district where said officer is resident upon charges made in writing, and hearing thereunder, for the following causes: (1) For willful or habitual neglect or refusal to perform the ...

Candidates for Sheriff

Before filing, candidates must complete several forms and a disclosure statement verifying that they have had no prior felony convictions or expungements. Find the forms and additional information at Sheriffs' Training & Standards Division | NCDOJ.

How much does a Deputy Sheriff make in North Carolina? As of Aug 12, 2024, the average annual pay for a Deputy Sheriff in North Carolina is $58,850 a year. Just in case you need a simple salary calculator, that works out to be approximately $28.29 an hour. This is the equivalent of $1,131/week or $4,904/month.

What is the motto of Buncombe County? ›

The Buncombe County Seal

The original motto, “Men to Match Our Mountains,” came from a poem titled “The Country's Call.” “Men” was later changed to “People” to acknowledge the contributions of all of Buncombe County's citizens.

Meet the Sheriff

Miller was elected to a four-year term as Sheriff of Buncombe County in 2018 and sworn into office on December 3 of that year.

The Asheville Police Department has a budget of $29M and a staff of 238 sworn officers and 63 non-sworn professionals. It is the largest police department in western North Carolina.

Report a Non-emergency Crime by Phone

Call 919-831-6311 to speak to an officer about a crime in which: There is no serious personal injury, property damage or property loss; There is no possibility that the suspect is still at the scene or likely to return to the scene; An immediate response is not needed.

North Carolina Public Records Law, which is found in Chapter 132 of the North Carolina General Statutes, presumes that all public records are open to inspection by any person unless they fall under specific exemptions outlined in the law.

You can send money by phone using your credit or debit card. Trust: 888-428-1845 New! To make a cash deposit, visit any Western Union location. Funds will be available to the offender within ten business days - though TouchPay will make every effort to make funds available sooner.

Friends and family members can deposit money on an inmate's trust account using Visa and Mastercard credit cards or debit cards through the above link. Inmates can also receive care packs from friends and family members through JailATM.com.