Search the Burlington County Inmate Population

The Burlington County inmate population includes people held in county custody, state prison, and federal custody around Mount Holly, Crosswicks, Fort Dix, and nearby serving facilities. A Burlington County inmate search has to start with the right system because the Burlington County inmate population is split by custody level. County jail questions go through local corrections contacts, while sentenced state prisoners use New Jersey corrections tools and federal prisoners use the BOP locator. The Burlington County inmate population also has a special female-offender routing rule that can send inquiries outside the county.

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The Burlington County Inmate Population

The Burlington County inmate population is not one roster. The county layer is the Burlington County Department of Corrections and the Burlington County Detention Center in Mount Holly. That system covers adult county detention, local booking, bail confirmation, mail, visiting, commissary, and related records. The research did not locate a current official desktop jail roster on the county site, so current county custody must be confirmed through corrections contacts, the records office, New Jersey VINE, or an OPRA request when the information is not otherwise released.

The broader Burlington County inmate population also includes people in state and federal custody. Garden State Youth Correctional Facility and Mid-State Correctional Facility are New Jersey Department of Corrections prisons, so they use the NJDOC Offender Search, not the county jail process. Federal Correctional Institution Fort Dix uses the BOP inmate locator. Burlington County also states that female offenders are no longer housed locally, which makes Atlantic County Justice Facility part of the serving-facility map for some Burlington County custody questions.


Burlington County Inmate Population Statistics

Available Burlington County inmate population figures are dated snapshots, not a live capacity dashboard. Current rated capacity for the Burlington County Detention Center was not located in the inspected official county pages. The strongest local jail figures are a Prison Policy Initiative table using the 2013 Census of Jail Facilities and a Burlington County isolated-confinement report from June 30, 2022. State and federal prison figures come from NJDOC, BOP, and Prison Policy Initiative references listed in the research.

526 2013 local jail population/ADP
370 County corrections count on 06/30/2022
5 Adult facilities in the custody map
MeasureFigureSource / Year
Burlington County local jail population/ADP526Prison Policy Initiative table, 2013 jail-facilities survey
Burlington County Corrections count370NJDOC Burlington County ICRA quarterly report, June 30, 2022
Garden State Youth Correctional Facility1,015NJDOC 2023 Annual Report, Dec. 31, 2023
Mid-State Correctional Facility674NJDOC 2018 Annual Report, Dec. 31, 2018
FCI Fort Dix and camp2,752 FCI; 245 campPrison Policy Initiative/BOP weekly population data, April 2, 2020


Who Is Held in Burlington County Custody

The county jail part of the Burlington County inmate population is centered on adult county custody. The Burlington County Detention Center handles local male detention, court sanctions, bail processes, visiting, calling, mail, and inmate funds. Burlington County's own female-offender page says female offenders are no longer housed in Burlington County and directs inquiries to Atlantic County Department of Corrections. The youth detention route is also separate. Burlington County says youth are no longer housed in the Burlington County Juvenile Detention Center and are placed through Middlesex or Ocean County juvenile detention facilities.

  • Adult male county custody: Burlington County Detention Center in Mount Holly is the main county facility.
  • Female offenders: Burlington County routes bail and visiting inquiries to Atlantic County Department of Corrections.
  • Sentenced state custody: NJDOC prisons use the statewide offender search, visitation, mail, and money systems.
  • Federal custody: FCI Fort Dix and other BOP locations use the federal locator and federal facility rules.
  • Immigration custody: ICE ODLS is the official locator; no Burlington County ICE detention facility was located.

Burlington County Jail Capacity

No current official rated capacity, overcrowding order, consent decree, or release order for the Burlington County Detention Center was located in the inspected county sources. That matters because many jail-directory pages repeat capacity numbers without a source. For Burlington County inmate population work, the current county pages support a more limited statement: the jail is the county custody hub, historical population points exist, and current capacity should be verified directly with official county or state reporting before being used as a current fact.

Capacity note: Treat 526 and 370 as dated population points, not a current bed count or a current average daily population.


Burlington County Inmate Records Laws

New Jersey public-record law is central to Burlington County inmate population research because the county does not expose a verified desktop roster in the inspected pages. The New Jersey Government Records Council OPRA page indexes the state's access law, and Burlington County provides a county OPRA route for records that are not posted online. These laws do not make every jail record or photo public. Juvenile records, sealed cases, security-sensitive records, criminal investigatory exemptions, privacy limits, and expungements can still restrict access.

Key Statutes and Rules:

N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1 declares New Jersey government records generally open unless an exception applies.

N.J.S.A. 47:1A-3.b preserves access to certain arrest information, including charge text, arrest details, and bail information, during investigations.

N.J.S.A. 47:1A-5 sets the practical access, inspection, copying, and timing rules for OPRA requests.

N.J.A.C. 10A:31 sets New Jersey minimum standards for adult county correctional facilities.

New Jersey DCRA implementation covers death-in-custody reporting for law-enforcement and correctional custody.


Burlington County State Prison Population

State prison custody is part of Burlington County's correctional geography but not the county jail roster. Garden State Youth Correctional Facility in Crosswicks and Mid-State Correctional Facility in the Fort Dix/Wrightstown area are NJDOC facilities for sentenced incarcerated persons. NJDOC says its offender search is updated biweekly and provides selected offender information. It also warns that records may not reflect a person's true current location or status and that most offenders are removed one year after completion of the custodial term unless an exception applies.

Use the NJDOC offender information page for the state-prison locator, VINE links, and state prison family resources. County jail money and package rules do not apply after transfer to NJDOC. NJDOC uses state-level visitation scheduling, ViaPath/ConnectNetwork deposit tools, GettingOut messaging, and facility-specific schedules for Garden State and Mid-State.



Burlington County Roster Search Gaps

The county roster search-field inventory is a gap table because no official desktop Burlington County jail search form was located in the inspected pages. That is a local fact, not a reason to use an unofficial database. The county pages still provide the official agency, facility, bail, mail, visitation, OPRA, and female-offender routing channels needed to confirm custody or request a record.

Field LabelTypeRequiredNotes
No official desktop county jail search field locatedN/AN/AUse phone, records office, OPRA, VINE, state and federal locators, and any current official sheriff app if independently verified.
NJDOC last nameTextLikely required for name searchUsed for sentenced New Jersey state prisoners, not county jail detainees.
BOP number or nameText/selectionDepends on search pathBOP supports number search and name search for federal inmates from 1982 to present.
ICE ODLS identifiersText/date fieldsDepends on search pathOfficial immigration detainee locator, not a county jail roster.

Burlington County Inmate Record Fields

Because no live official Burlington County desktop jail profile was located, the page should not claim that local public profiles show mugshots, housing units, booking numbers, charges, bond, or release dates. Still, several official sources show what may be needed or available through official contact and OPRA channels. The mail page confirms that an inmate full name and jail ID number are used for mail. The bail page confirms that bail amount and lodged charges must be checked with records staff. OPRA arrest-information rules support requests for specific arrest details when no exemption applies.

FieldResearch-supported use
Name and identifiersNeeded for phone confirmation and OPRA; mail must include full name and jail ID number.
Time and place of arrestPart of New Jersey arrest-information access language when not restricted.
ChargesInitial jail charges may differ from prosecutor-filed court charges.
Bail amount and posted statusMust be confirmed through Burlington County records before posting.
Housing wingVisiting materials use B through I wing labels, but individual housing is not shown in a public county profile in the research.
Booking photoNo county public desktop mugshot gallery was located; request through OPRA if not otherwise released.

Burlington County Jail vs Prison

The lookup system changes when a person moves from local arrest to a sentence or to another sovereign's custody. Burlington County Detention Center is for county-level adult detention and short county custody. NJDOC is for state sentences. BOP is for federal sentences. ICE ODLS is for immigration detention. A person arrested in Mount Laurel, Evesham, Burlington City, Pemberton, or another municipality can move through more than one layer, so a failed county search does not prove release.

Custody layerWho it coversOfficial lookup path
County jailAdult county detainees and county-sentenced inmatesCorrections phone, records office, OPRA, VINE, and any verified official app
State prisonSentenced NJDOC incarcerated personsNJDOC Offender Search
Federal prisonFederal sentenced prisonersBOP Inmate Locator
Immigration detentionICE detaineesICE Online Detainee Locator System

Burlington County Detention Facilities

The Burlington County inmate population map is unusually layered because the county has a local jail, a serving facility for female offenders, two state prisons, and a federal prison in the county area. The facility list below follows the research map and keeps the primary county jail first.


Burlington County Inmate Population FAQ

How big is the Burlington County inmate population? The best county jail data points found were 526 in the 2013 jail-facilities survey and 370 in the June 30, 2022 county corrections ICRA report. State and federal facilities add separate populations, including Garden State, Mid-State, and FCI Fort Dix.

Is there a Burlington County jail roster online? No verified official desktop roster was located in the inspected Burlington County pages. Use the detention center, Department of Corrections, records/bail numbers, VINE, OPRA, and the correct state or federal locator.

Where are Burlington County female offenders held? Burlington County states female offenders are no longer housed in Burlington County and directs inquiries to Atlantic County Department of Corrections in Mays Landing.

Do state prisoners appear in Burlington County jail records? Not as state custody records. Once a person is sentenced to NJDOC custody, use the NJDOC Offender Search and the assigned state facility's rules.

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Directions to the Burlington County Jail

The public destination for the Burlington County Detention Center is 54 Grant St., Mount Holly, NJ 08060. The facility is in the Mount Holly county-government and courthouse area, near Rancocas Road and High Street. Visitors should expect county-office traffic and courthouse-area parking conditions rather than a remote jail campus.

From the New Jersey Turnpike or I-295 corridor, follow local Mount Holly signs toward the county complex, then use Grant Street for the final approach. From Route 38, continue toward Mount Holly and the county-government area before turning toward Grant Street. From Route 541 or local county roads, use Mount Holly center as the landmark and verify the last turn on a live map because county-building traffic patterns can change.

Address

Burlington County Detention Center
54 Grant St.
Mount Holly, NJ 08060
609-726-7161

Visitor Parking

The inspected county jail pages did not publish visitor parking rates or a dedicated visitor-lot description. Confirm parking before arrival.

Public Transit

No official county corrections page inspected listed a bus route, rail station, or walking time for the jail.

Visitor Entry

County visiting materials require identification and warn that emergency conditions can cancel visits. Confirm current visit status before travel.