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Most questions about an official Spartanburg County criminal record belong with the public office that maintains it. The contacts below route Sheriff’s Office reports, county detention information, General Sessions court files, state criminal-history products, and registry records to their proper custodians. This privately run reference site is not part of Spartanburg County or the State of South Carolina and cannot issue, amend, certify, or remove a government record.

This Is Not a Government Office. We cannot retrieve an official record, run a state background check, correct a file, accept an expungement application, or act for any government agency.

Need an Official Record?

Choose the office based on the record itself. The arresting agency holds its report, the detention center holds booking and custody information, the court holds its case file, and SLED maintains the state repository and registry.

  • Sheriff’s incident or arrest report: Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office, 8045 Howard Street, Spartanburg, SC 29303; front desk 864-503-4500; non-emergency 864-596-2222; use the official Records page.
  • County booking or present custody: Spartanburg County Detention Center, 950 California Avenue, Spartanburg, SC 29303; 864-596-2607; confirm counter access before traveling.
  • General Sessions court file: Spartanburg County Clerk of Court, 180 Magnolia Street, second floor, Suite 2100, Spartanburg, SC 29306; 864-596-2591; Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; mail to PO Box 3483, Spartanburg, SC 29304.
  • South Carolina criminal history: South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, Criminal Justice Information Services, through SLED CATCH or its official mail form.
  • Sex offender registry record: SLED Sex Offender Registry, 803-896-2601 or sor@sled.sc.gov; county address-verification questions may also go to the Sheriff’s Office.
  • Municipal police report: contact the city police department that created the report, not the county clerk or detention center.

The Clerk’s published counter is the main fallback for Spartanburg County General Sessions material that cannot be viewed through the public index. Summary-court matters may instead require the magistrate or municipal court that heard the case.