If the arrest was recent
Start with the local jail
For a recent local arrest, check the arresting jurisdiction’s official jail roster or custody-notification service. Housing may be at a municipal, county, regional, or contracted facility. If no record appears, ask the arresting agency or jail how to confirm the booking; do not infer the destination from distance or a facility listing.
The current official source identifies Gloucester County Corrections — classification and transfer assistance and publishes this contact. Ask about actual County custody, release, transfer and the responsible receiving facility. A very recent arrest may still be with the arresting agency. The County Classification Unit says arrestees are admitted to Salem County Jail, then may be transferred to another facility. Confirm the actual current facility rather than assuming a person remains at the first destination.
Gloucester County Corrections — classification and transfer assistance assistance
Call the named agency contact and ask which unit handles current custody or receiving-facility questions. For a recent arrest, ask the actual arresting agency where the person was taken. The number was not called.
Published agency assistance; no answered call, availability guarantee, individual custody status, automatic municipal intake or case-specific placement was tested.
Salem County Corrections assistance
Use after actual Gloucester-to-Salem intake; later transfers may occur. This current source separately publishes the named receiving agency contact.
Confirm the actual receiving facility first, then call its published contact. A missing record does not establish release or transfer. No call was made.
Search New Jersey participating-agency custody — VINE name-search fields reached without signing in; participating-agency coverage must be verified
Local source reviewed 2026-10-05. This is published phone assistance; the number was not called.
If nothing appears, contact the arresting agency or the responsible jail to ask how to confirm booking. A missing record does not prove release, and an agency may limit what it can disclose.