[acc_item title=”Q: How do I find out if someone is in jail?”]A: Contact the Chesapeake Correctional Center at (757) 382-2883[/acc_item]
[acc_item title=”Q: If someone bonds out of jail, what time are they released?”]Persons bonding out of jail are released as soon as all required paperwork and authorizations from the Magistrate or courts are completed. No one is held any longer than necessary. Persons may bond out of jail 24-hours a day.[/acc_item]
[acc_item title=”Q: May I bring clothes to the jail for an inmate?”]A: Clothing may not be brought to inmates of the Chesapeake Correctional Center. Exceptions may be approved when an inmate has a trial in Circuit Court by jury.[/acc_item]
[acc_item title=”Q: Can inmates receive mail?”]A: Inmates may receive mail while incarcerated in the Chesapeake Correctional Center via the SmartJailMail system.  Mail cannot contain pornography, material of a dangerous, sexual, or violent nature.  Personal mail for inmates should be addressed to: SCH-CCJ, Inmate’s Name – Booking Number (ID Number), P.O. Box 2040 Pinellas Park, FL 33781[/acc_item]
[acc_item title=”Q: May I visit an inmate at the Chesapeake Correctional Center?”]A: Visits are permitted at the Chesapeake Correctional Center. Visitors must be preregistered. A complete summary of visitation requirements, hours, and regulations is listed under the “Visitation” section of this website.[/acc_item]
[acc_item title=”Q: What can an inmate do about a substance abuse problem while incarcerated?”]A: The Chesapeake Correctional Center maintains a full-time medical staff and access to substance abuse programs and counselors. Your inmate needs to speak with their assigned Classification Officer for a referral.[/acc_item]

[acc_item title=”Q: How do I find out if there is a warrant for my arrest?”]A: Call the Warrant Unit at (757) 382-6388 or (757) 382-6389. They will tell you if there is a warrant or other criminal process for you. They cannot tell you what the charge is over the telephone because of privacy considerations.[/acc_item]
[acc_item title=”Q: Can I find out about warrants or charges from other cities?”]A: No we can only provide information for our city.[/acc_item]
[acc_item title=”Q: Can I find out if someone else has a warrant?”]A: No. We will only give information to the individual that is wanted based on identifying information we request.[/acc_item]
[acc_item title=”Q: Can I find out how many charges I have over the phone?”]A: No. We can only tell you if you are wanted or not. No other pertinent information may be given over the phone.[/acc_item]
[acc_item title=”Q: Where can I turn myself in if I am wanted?”]A: You may turn yourself in at the front desk of the Chesapeake City Jail located at 400 Albemarle Drive Chesapeake, Virginia 23322.[/acc_item]
[acc_item title=”Q: How can I alert Law Enforcement of someone that is wanted anonymously?”]A: You may call Crime Line at 1-888-LOCK-U-UP (1-888-562-5887) or you may text CHESTIP plus your tip to CRIMES (274637).[/acc_item]
[acc_item title=”Q: How can I find out what progress is being made in a criminal case that I have an interest in?”]A: Call the Chesapeake Police Department’s Criminal Investigations Section (Detectives) at (757) 382-6251[/acc_item]

[acc_item title=”Q: What is your physical address?”]A: Chesapeake Sheriff’s Office Administration Building, 401 Albemarle Drive, Chesapeake, VA 23322.[/acc_item]
[acc_item title=”Q: What are your hours of operation?”]A: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.[/acc_item]
[acc_item title=”Q: What are the methods of payment?”]A: Cash, cashier checks, or money orders.[/acc_item]
[acc_item title=”Q: What are the service fees?”]A: In State $12.00, Out of State $80.00.[/acc_item]

[acc_item title=”Q: What is the cost of the program?”]A: There is a cost of $210.00 one-time, non-refundable charge for the device and a monthly service charge of $10.00 for supplies and monitoring.[/acc_item]
[acc_item title=”Q: Where do I send the monthly service payment?”]A: Chesapeake Sheriff’s Office PLI, P.O. Box 15125, Chesapeake, VA 23328.[/acc_item]
[acc_item title=”Q: What are the methods of payments?”]A: Cash, personal checks, cashier checks, and money orders. Make Checks out to Chesapeake Sheriff’s Office PLI[/acc_item]
[acc_item title=”Q: Who can enroll?”]A: Caretaker, family member or person who has full power and authority as the duly authorized representative of the applicant.  The program is designed for aiding in the search and rescue of persons suffering from diminished mental capacity or other disability.[/acc_item]
[acc_item title=”Q: Where is the device placed on the client?”]A: Most clients with Alzheimer’s prefer the device on their wrist and clients with autism usually prefer the device on their ankle.[/acc_item]
[acc_item title=”Q: What do I do if my loved one goes missing?”]A: You will conduct a quick search of your residence and then immediately call our Project Lifesaver, Inc hot-line that is monitored 24 hours a day.  You will then receive a phone call from our on-call Deputy who will ask a series of questions.[/acc_item]
[acc_item title=”Q: How do I enroll someone into the program?”]A: The caretaker or responsible party can contact our office to have a client contract mailed and to get more information.[/acc_item]