Pulaski County Three-Day Release Search
New River Valley Regional Jail does not publish a page labeled as a 72-hour release list. The Pulaski County Sheriff's Office also has no separate released-inmate feed in the reviewed official sources. Local adult bookings are held at NRVRJ, so the closest official tool is its Inmate Management Lookup. The form lets a user include released inmates when searching a known name or identifier. It reports a Release Date in observed results, but it has no three-day filter, no chronological browse screen, and no statement that released results remain available for at least 72 hours.
That means the date range is created by the searcher, not the portal. Check a known person's Release Date against the three calendar days of interest. Never describe the output as all Pulaski County releases during that span. Records can be absent due to spelling, data lag, transfer, legal protection, or an unstated retention practice. The jail has not published its refresh schedule or completeness terms.
Find Pulaski County 72-Hour Releases
Begin with solid identity facts. The exact name, date of birth, approximate booking date, and any NRVRJ identifier reduce false matches. The official NRVRJ inmate lookup has separate name and identifier searches. Both provide an Include released inmates control. It must be selected, or the search can exclude the very record being sought.
- Set the three-day interval and note each calendar date it covers.
- Open NRVRJ's name or identifier search.
- Select Include released inmates before submitting the query.
- Match date of birth and booking identifiers, not the name alone.
- Compare the returned Release Date with the chosen interval.
- Confirm the type and destination through another official channel.
The official screen makes the unusual Pulaski County search route plain. The NRVRJ lookup interface places released-person access inside the standard person form.
The image shows search controls rather than a three-day feed. Its Release Date result must be checked one person at a time and supported with a second source.
If only the newest day matters, the Pulaski County 24-hour release page narrows the confirmation task without claiming a daily official feed.
Pulaski County 72-Hour Fields
The public form exposes more identity paths than release facts. It accepts first name, last name, and date of birth. Its identifier search offers Booking Number, Permanent Number, State ID, County ID, FBI Number, and ICE Number. Observed result headings include Inmate Name, Booking Number, Permanent ID, Date of Birth, and Release Date. The public headings do not establish a release reason, destination, exact time, bond basis, or court authority.
| Public field | Use in a three-day review |
|---|---|
| Inmate Name | Locates a possible person, subject to spelling and identity checks. |
| Date of Birth | Separates people who share a name. |
| Booking Number | Ties the result to one custody episode. |
| Permanent ID | Helps connect the person across NRVRJ bookings. |
| Release Date | Shows the date NRVRJ marked that booking released. |
| Release type | Not established by the observed result columns; request or confirm it. |
A Release Date confirms the end of NRVRJ's custody episode, not necessarily a return home. A transfer to VADOC, another county, federal custody, or ICE can close the local booking while confinement continues. Ask for the recorded category and receiving destination when that distinction matters.
Note: A current roster is for people still held, while a released-inclusive result can preserve an ended booking for an unstated time.
Pulaski County Weekend Release Checks
A three-day review is practical after a weekend, holiday, or missed notification, but the calendar alone does not predict jail operations. NRVRJ publishes no fixed daily release hour, holiday release schedule, exit door, or guaranteed posting delay in the sources reviewed. A court may authorize bond before the jail verifies identity, confirms the order, checks holds from other jurisdictions, documents the release, and handles property or funds. Those required controls can place the court event and the actual jail departure on different dates.
Use the court record to understand legal authority. Pulaski General District Court handles many initial bond matters and misdemeanor cases, while Pulaski Circuit Court handles felony trials and appealed matters. A bond or release-related order explains why a person may leave. The NRVRJ Release Date establishes when its booking was marked released. If a late-day event crosses into the next calendar day, retain both dates rather than forcing them into one.
Virginia Jail VINE can help with events for a specific person. Register before the expected release when possible. A release alert is agency-fed evidence, while a transfer alert means custody changed hands. VINE is not a historical three-day list, and its updates stop after release. Preserve the alert and confirm the durable event with NRVRJ.
Pulaski County Release Lookup Quirk
Pulaski County's distinctive released-person path is a legacy application on a plain HTTP address with a nonstandard port. Its key control is easy to miss. The Include released inmates checkbox appears on both name and ID search paths. Without it, a person who left NRVRJ may vanish from the result even when an ended booking remains searchable.
The same design offers useful identifiers. A permanent number can help distinguish the person, while a booking number identifies one jail episode. State, county, FBI, and ICE number inputs can help when a name has changed or is common. Yet an ICE-number search option proves only that the form accepts that identifier. It does not prove an ICE contract, an ICE transfer, or any present immigration status.
Do not infer retention from the age of one result. NRVRJ has not stated how long a release remains online. A result still visible after three days does not create a general retention rule, and a result missing sooner does not by itself prove that the release did not occur.
Pulaski County Court Release Check
The court and jail records should be read side by side. A Pulaski court docket may show recognizance, secured or unsecured bond, dismissal, a sentence, suspended time, or a later revocation. None of those entries alone fixes the moment NRVRJ completed departure. Likewise, the jail's Release Date does not state that a charge ended. Request the signed court order when legal authority matters, and request the jail event when the actual custody change matters.
Choose the court that handled the case. Pulaski General District Court covers misdemeanors, many early felony steps, and initial bond matters. Pulaski Circuit Court handles felony trials, appealed matters, and later orders within its jurisdiction. Search the exact name and case number where possible. Public docket entries help locate the record, while a certified order from the clerk carries the court's formal text.
Confirm Pulaski County Jail Releases
Use the channel that owns the record. NRVRJ is the primary custodian for its booking and release entry. Its main line is 540-643-2000. Ask for the actual release date and time, recorded category or authority, and receiving destination if disclosable. The Pulaski County Sheriff's Office may have sheriff-created arrest, incident, or transport records, but it is not the adult jail and should not replace the NRVRJ inquiry.
For a state-prison transfer, use the VADOC Inmate and Supervisee Locator. A facility result points to continued state confinement; a supervisee result can show community supervision. For federal sentences, the BOP locator is the proper historical tool. For a possible ICE transfer, use the ICE detainee locator and request the NRVRJ destination field. Each system answers only for its own custody.
A narrow written request is the archival fallback. Give full name, date of birth or unique number, and the approximate booking and release range. Ask for existing booking and release records in electronic form and request an advance estimate of costs. NRVRJ has not published a detailed fee schedule or online retention term, so avoid assuming either. For a named-person path across all custody systems, use the Pulaski County released-inmate search.
Virginia FOIA applies to existing public records, not a request that staff investigate whether someone is free. A public body normally responds within five working days, subject to the statute's additional-period process when needed. A response may include records, lawful redactions, a cited withholding, a no-record statement, or notice that another custodian holds the material. Asking for a named booking and exact fields is more useful than asking for every record tied to a common name.
- Release Date
- The date the sending agency reports its custody episode ended.
- Release authority
- The court order, sentence event, or other legal basis for the change.
- Destination
- The community or receiving custodian recorded after departure.
- Detainer
- A request or hold tied to another agency that can prevent community release.
Note: Court disposition, jail departure, and later supervision are separate facts and may require separate official records to prove.