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Tygart Valley Regional Jail · West Virginia

How to Search TVRJ Mugshots, Bookings and Jail Records

If you are trying to find a recent TVRJ arrest, booking photo or current jail record, start with West Virginia’s official offender-search system rather than a reposted mugshot page. TVRJ is the Tygart Valley Regional Jail and Correctional Facility in Belington, and West Virginia maintains separate tools for recent admissions, jail custody and court cases.

Read the record carefully: an arrest, charge, booking entry or mugshot does not establish guilt or a final case outcome. Jail information can also change after release, transfer, bond, court action or data updates. Use the court-record routes below when disposition matters.

Start with the official West Virginia search

Use Daily Incarcerations when the arrest is recent. Use Offender Search (Jails) when you already know the person’s name and want to check regional-jail custody.

Official facility Tygart Valley Regional Jail and Correctional Facility
Address 400 Abbey Road, Belington, WV 26250
Phone 304-637-0382
Official search cost No fee to run the public DCR search

How to Check Recent TVRJ Bookings

Someone searching for “TVRJ mugshots today” is usually trying to confirm a new arrest rather than research an old case. West Virginia’s Daily Incarcerations system is the better first stop for recent regional-jail activity because it is maintained within the state’s offender-information system.

Open the WV DCR Offender Search hub. Use the official Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation page so you can move between recent incarcerations, jail searches and prison searches without relying on an unofficial directory.
Select “Daily Incarcerations.” This route is designed for recent admission activity. If the system offers institution-based results, look for Tygart Valley Regional Jail.
Check the date shown on the report. Do not assume a page you found through Google is today’s report. Confirm the date displayed by the state system before treating the entry as a fresh booking.
Match more than the name. Compare the person’s full legal name, facility, county or other identifying details shown. A similar name by itself is not enough to establish identity.
Run a separate jail-name search. After spotting a recent admission, use Offender Search (Jails) to check whether the person still appears in the regional-jail system.
Move to court records for the legal outcome. A jail admission tells you about custody. It does not replace the court docket, disposition or later case activity.
Why two searches? Daily Incarcerations is useful for recent activity. Offender Search (Jails) is more useful when you have a name and want to verify a regional-jail record. Court records answer a different question: what happened in the criminal case.

What a TVRJ Mugshot or Booking Record Can — and Cannot — Tell You

Use each field for the question it can actually answer.
Record detail What it can help confirm What not to assume
Booking photograph May help distinguish people with similar names when a photo is publicly displayed. A mugshot is not proof of guilt or a final disposition.
Facility Shows the institution associated with the displayed jail record. Do not assume the facility remains current after a transfer or release.
Charge Shows charge information associated with the custody record at that point in time. Charges may be amended, dismissed or resolved differently in court.
Admission date Helps distinguish a recent booking from older custody. It does not by itself show the final release date.
County Can help identify which court system or clerk to check next. TVRJ’s physical address does not mean every case is filed in Randolph County.
Bond or custody data May provide a clue about current status when shown. Do not send money or make legal decisions based only on a copied third-party record.
Photo unavailable? Do not treat a missing image as evidence that no booking exists. Public photo availability can differ by record, timing and system presentation. Use the identifying text in the official record and then verify the court case separately.

How to Find the Court Case Behind a TVRJ Arrest

If your real question is “What happened with the charge?”, stop at the court system rather than the mugshot. West Virginia Judiciary provides statewide access routes for both magistrate and circuit court records.

Official court search routes

The Magistrate Record Search is free and can be searched by a first or last name or by case number. The public system can return general case information, including filing and disposition information, but it does not provide downloadable copies of the underlying court documents.

Start with the exact name from the jail record. Using the official spelling reduces false matches.
Use a case number when you have one. A case number is usually safer than relying on a common name.
Confirm the county. TVRJ serves seven counties, so do not automatically search only Randolph County.
Compare filing date, charge and disposition details. Make sure the court result logically matches the jail record before connecting them.
Contact the correct clerk for copies. West Virginia Judiciary directs users to the magistrate court clerk in the county where the case was filed when actual court documents are needed. Copy fees may apply.

What to Do if the Person Does Not Appear in the TVRJ Search

A missing result does not automatically mean the arrest did not occur. The person may have been released, transferred, entered under a different spelling, moved to prison custody or may be held somewhere outside the regional-jail system.

Name may be entered differently

Search only the first three or more letters of the surname, then review likely matches instead of adding every possible field immediately.

Arrest was very recent

Check Daily Incarcerations and recheck the jail search after normal booking processing rather than relying on an unofficial repost time.

Person may have been released

Check the court record and, when necessary, contact the facility for current procedural information.

Person may have transferred

Return to the WV DCR Offender Search hub and use the prison search when transfer to state prison custody is a realistic possibility.

You found only a court case

A court record and a current jail record are different things. A person can have an active or historical criminal case without being currently incarcerated at TVRJ.

TVRJ Facility Information

Tygart Valley Regional Jail and Correctional Facility is operated within the West Virginia Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation system. The official facility page lists the jail at 400 Abbey Road in Belington, West Virginia.

Official TVRJ details checked October 23, 2026.
Detail Current official information
Facility Tygart Valley Regional Jail and Correctional Facility
Address 400 Abbey Road, Belington, WV 26250
County where facility is located Randolph County
Telephone 304-637-0382
Fax 304-637-0289
Counties served Barbour, Pocahontas, Preston, Randolph, Taylor, Tucker and Upshur
Important local distinction: TVRJ is physically in Randolph County, but the official facility page lists seven counties served. The arresting county and court county can therefore be different from the jail’s physical location.

TVRJ Visitation: Current Official Process

TVRJ’s official page describes regular visits as scheduled, non-contact visits. The inmate starts the scheduling process by submitting TVRJ Form 5-0029, “Request for Scheduled Visitation,” to the Visitation OA between 8:00 a.m. Monday and noon Thursday of the week before the requested visit.

Regular visitation schedule listed by WV DCR.
Day Regular visitation
Monday No visitation
Tuesday 3:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Wednesday No visitation
Thursday No visitation
Friday No visitation
Saturday 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Sunday 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Visit length

Regular visits are listed as 30 minutes and non-contact. Longer visits require prior approval under the facility rules.

Monthly limit

The facility states that each inmate is generally allotted one visit per month, subject to classification or security restrictions.

Visitor limit

Each visit is limited to either two adults, or one adult with two minor children.

Holiday schedules can change. Before traveling, confirm that the inmate is still at TVRJ and review the current official facility page. The detailed visitation rules also include visitor identification, minor-child documentation, dress and prohibited-item requirements.

How to Send Money, Arrange Calls or Mail a TVRJ Inmate

Confirm the person’s current facility before spending money. Release or transfer can change which service is appropriate, and inmate trust funds, telephone accounts and other communication services are not the same account.

Deposit money

WV DCR’s Offender Banking page lists deposits through ConnectNetwork, the ConnectNetwork mobile app or by phone at 888-988-4768.

Start from the DCR page so you can verify the current approved provider before paying.

Calls and video visits

WV DCR states that it uses GettingOut for inmate calling and video visits. Open the official Calling and Video Visits page before creating or funding an account.

Send a letter

WV DCR uses centralized mail scanning for ordinary letters. The official Sending Letters to an Inmate page gives the current mailing format and restrictions.

Current ordinary-letter mailing format

Address the envelope as follows:
Inmate’s First and Last Name and OID Number
Full name of Facility — do not abbreviate it
PO Box 336
Phoenix, MD 21131

The sender must include a complete return address with a full first and last name. WV DCR says ordinary scanned letters cannot contain photographs, attachments or enclosures, and one envelope cannot be addressed to multiple offenders.

How to Get TVRJ Custody-Status Notifications

If your concern is a release or custody-status change rather than a mugshot, West Virginia’s VINE service is the more useful tool. WV DCR says victims can call 1-866-WV4-VINE for custody information or registration for automated telephone notifications, and email notification can be registered through VINELink.

Official VINE information

Use the state page to review current notification options and important limitations.

VINE is useful for notifications, but it should not be treated as a substitute for a court docket or direct confirmation when an immediate legal or safety decision depends on current information.

Official TVRJ and West Virginia Record Tools

These are the main public resources used to move from an arrest search to custody, facility and court information.

WV DCR Offender Search Daily Incarcerations, jail offender search, prison offender search and related state lookup routes.
Tygart Valley Regional Jail and Correctional Facility Official address, telephone, counties served and visitation information.
West Virginia Court Record Access Statewide entry point for circuit and magistrate court searches.
Magistrate Record Search Free public magistrate case-information search.
WV DCR Offender Banking Current approved routes for inmate trust-account deposits.
WV DCR Calling and Video Visits Current communication-provider information.
WV DCR Inmate Mail Current centralized mail address and ordinary-letter restrictions.
WV DCR VINE Custody-status information and notification guidance.

TVRJ Mugshots and Arrest Records FAQ

What does TVRJ stand for?
TVRJ refers to Tygart Valley Regional Jail and Correctional Facility, a West Virginia Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation facility at 400 Abbey Road in Belington, West Virginia.
How do I search recent TVRJ mugshots and bookings?
Start with the official WV DCR Offender Search hub. Use Daily Incarcerations for recent admission activity, then use Offender Search (Jails) to search by name and confirm that the institution shown is Tygart Valley Regional Jail.
Are TVRJ jail searches and mugshot records free to view?
The public WV DCR offender-search tools can be searched without paying a search fee. Court case searches through the West Virginia Judiciary are also publicly accessible, although a clerk may charge a legally required fee if you request copies of actual court documents.
Which counties does Tygart Valley Regional Jail serve?
The official TVRJ facility page lists Barbour, Pocahontas, Preston, Randolph, Taylor, Tucker and Upshur counties. Because TVRJ is regional, the criminal case may be filed in a county other than Randolph County, where the jail is physically located.
Why can I not find someone in the TVRJ inmate search?
Try a shorter surname search, check Daily Incarcerations for a very recent admission, and confirm that the person was not released or transferred. If state prison transfer is possible, use the prison search from the WV DCR hub. Court records may also exist even when the person is not currently in TVRJ custody.
Does a TVRJ mugshot mean the person was convicted?
No. A booking photograph or jail entry documents part of an arrest or custody process. It does not establish guilt, and charges can later be amended, dismissed or resolved differently. Check the relevant court record for disposition information.
How do I find the court case connected to a TVRJ arrest?
Use West Virginia Judiciary’s Court Record Access page or the Magistrate Record Search. Search with the exact legal name or case number, confirm the correct county and compare filing dates and charge information. Contact the clerk in the filing county if you need document copies.
What are the regular TVRJ visitation days and hours?
The official TVRJ page lists regular non-contact visitation on Tuesday from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and Sunday from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. The inmate must request the scheduled visit in advance, and holiday schedules can change.
How do I send money, arrange calls or mail a TVRJ inmate?
Use WV DCR’s official Offender Banking page for trust-account deposits, its Calling and Video Visits page for the current GettingOut route, and its Sending Letters to an Inmate page for the centralized mail address. Confirm that the person is still at TVRJ before funding any account.
Can I get notified if a TVRJ inmate’s custody status changes?
WV DCR provides VINE custody-status information and notification services. The agency lists 1-866-WV4-VINE for custody information and telephone notification registration, with email notification registration available through VINELink.

Best Way to Verify a TVRJ Record

The shortest reliable route is to use the state jail system for the custody record, confirm that the facility is actually TVRJ, save the exact name and case clues, and then use West Virginia Judiciary records for the legal case. That approach separates three things that are often mixed together online: a booking photo, present jail custody and the final court outcome.

If you need to visit, send money, arrange communication or monitor a custody change, verify the person’s current facility first and then use the matching official WV DCR service rather than an old mugshot repost or a payment link received from an unknown source.

Record-use notice: CriminalCourtrecord.org is an independent informational website and is not Tygart Valley Regional Jail, the West Virginia Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation, the West Virginia Judiciary or another government agency. Arrest and booking information does not prove guilt. Verify time-sensitive custody and court information with the responsible official source. Do not use this page as a substitute for legal advice or as a consumer report for employment, housing, credit, insurance or other regulated eligibility decisions.