Pitt County Criminal Records

Criminal · Arrest · Court · Sex offender

Use the official court, custody, police-record, and statewide paths for Pitt County, North Carolina; jurisdiction limits are explained.

Records Search

Continue to TruthFinder, a third-party search service.

Criminal.com helps you find official sources. Name searches continue on TruthFinder.

Pitt County public records: common questions

Where to search Pitt County records

Pitt County, North Carolina court, custody, police, and statewide records are kept in separate systems. Start court research with Official North Carolina Judicial Branch county court services, court dates, calendars, forms, programs, and local information. Check current custody through Official Pitt County Sheriff's Office contact, detention-center, visitation, inmate-search, and public-safety information.

Court casesOfficial North Carolina Judicial Branch county court services, court dates, calendars, forms, programs, and local information
Current custodyOfficial Pitt County Sheriff's Office contact, detention-center, visitation, inmate-search, and public-safety information
Statewide recordsUse the North Carolina state-level source described below when available.
Federal recordsFederal court and custody records are outside county systems and require a separate federal search.

Verified local details

These details were drawn from the official sources linked in this guide. Reconfirm addresses, contacts, schedules, fees, and other time-sensitive details with the responsible agency.

The North Carolina Judicial Branch identifies Pitt County as part of Prosecutorial District 3, Superior Court District 3, and District Court District 3.
The Pitt County Courthouse is located at 100 West Third Street, Greenville, North Carolina 27834, and lists main telephone number 252-695-7100.
The Pitt County Courthouse is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; the Clerk's Office opens to the public at 8:30 a.m.
Pitt County has a Farmville Courthouse located in the Farmville Municipal Building in addition to the main Greenville courthouse.
The Pitt County Sheriff's Office lists its address as 100 New Hope Road, Greenville, and its main phone number as 252-902-2800; the county provides a link to search current inmates.
Pitt County 911 records requests require a separate request for each address or incident, and the county asks requesters to allow at least seven business days for processing.

Pitt County official record-source actions
Record type	Agency or source	Scope	Action	Last checked
Court cases	Official North Carolina Judicial Branch county court services, court dates, calendars, forms, programs, and local information	County or local	Open source	Not yet published
Jail and custody	Official Pitt County Sheriff's Office contact, detention-center, visitation, inmate-search, and public-safety information	County or local	Open source	September 10, 2026
Police and incident records	Official Pitt County 911 audio and computer-aided-dispatch records request procedures	County or local	Open source	September 11, 2026
Jail and custody	Official Clerk of Superior Court, judges, magistrates, custody mediator, and court-division contacts	County or local	Open source	Not yet published
Court cases	Pitt County official source (nccourts.gov)	County or local	Open source	Not yet published

How this guide is maintained: This matrix only republishes government and agency destinations supported by the researched guide or its reviewed county source registry. Page updated September 11, 2026. Agency sites and coverage can change, so confirm current rules with the source. Read our county source-review and correction policy.

Records for Pitt County are held by more than one agency. This guide maps the local systems that answer different questions, from court filings and municipal cases to custody, police, and statewide records. Pitt County has 182,936 residents (2025 estimate). The source map below identifies the relevant local courts and agencies. Offices and online systems change, so confirm details with the agency before relying on a record.

Quick facts

County-equivalent identity: 37-147
Population: 182,936 residents (2025 estimate)
Local detail: The North Carolina Judicial Branch identifies Pitt County as part of Prosecutorial District 3, Superior Court District 3, and District Court District 3.
Local detail: The Pitt County Courthouse is located at 100 West Third Street, Greenville, North Carolina 27834, and lists main telephone number 252-695-7100.
Local detail: The Pitt County Courthouse is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; the Clerk's Office opens to the public at 8:30 a.m.
Local detail: Pitt County has a Farmville Courthouse located in the Farmville Municipal Building in addition to the main Greenville courthouse.
Local detail: The Pitt County Sheriff's Office lists its address as 100 New Hope Road, Greenville, and its main phone number as 252-902-2800; the county provides a link to search current inmates.
Local detail: Pitt County 911 records requests require a separate request for each address or incident, and the county asks requesters to allow at least seven business days for processing.

What is specific about this local guide

Local detail: The North Carolina Judicial Branch identifies Pitt County as part of Prosecutorial District 3, Superior Court District 3, and District Court District 3.
Local detail: The Pitt County Courthouse is located at 100 West Third Street, Greenville, North Carolina 27834, and lists main telephone number 252-695-7100.
Local detail: The Pitt County Courthouse is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; the Clerk's Office opens to the public at 8:30 a.m.

How do I contact the Pitt County Clerk of Superior Court?

North Carolina state courts handle Pitt County Superior and District Court matters under District 3. The Clerk of Superior Court, magistrates, judges, family court, and specialty programs have separate functions listed in the official court directory. Open Official Clerk of Superior Court, judges, magistrates, custody mediator, and court-division contacts for the court's current case-search and document-access instructions.

How do I find a Pitt County court date, calendar, or local court rule?

Court calendars and eCourts availability do not mean that every case document is publicly viewable online, especially restricted or confidential records. Open Official North Carolina Judicial Branch county court services, court dates, calendars, forms, programs, and local information for the court's current case-search and document-access instructions.

How do I search Pitt County civil, criminal, family, juvenile, or specialty court matters?

The reviewed official sources for Pitt County do not identify a case-specific court search or document-request procedure. Open Official Clerk of Superior Court, judges, magistrates, custody mediator, and court-division contacts for the court's current case-search and document-access instructions.

How do I pay a Pitt County traffic citation or court fee?

The approved official source set for Pitt County does not document a definitive court assignment for every case type. Check Official North Carolina Judicial Branch county court services, court dates, calendars, forms, programs, and local information to confirm the filing court, venue, and case type before relying on a search.

Where can I find the current Pitt County inmate search and detention contacts?

The Pitt County Sheriff's Office manages the county detention center and provides official detention contacts and a current-inmate search link. Booking, visitation, communications, and custody status should be confirmed through the Sheriff's Office. Use Official Pitt County Sheriff's Office contact, detention-center, visitation, inmate-search, and public-safety information for the detention agency's current visitation, booking, release, and records procedures.

How do I request Pitt County Sheriff's records or civil-process information?

Current approved sources for Pitt County do not substantiate record-type-specific police request instructions. Use Official Pitt County Sheriff's Office contact, detention-center, visitation, inmate-search, and public-safety information to request the report from the agency that created or maintains it.

How do I request Pitt County 911 audio or CAD records?

The reviewed Pitt County law-enforcement source provides a direct records-request path. Use Official Pitt County 911 audio and computer-aided-dispatch records request procedures to request the report from the agency that created or maintains it.

Which Pitt County law-enforcement agency serves a particular town or unincorporated area?

The county states that Sheriff's Office services cover some communities without local police departments, including Simpson, Falkland, Fountain, Grimesland, Bell Arthur and Stokes in unincorporated areas, and Blackjack. Municipal police agencies elsewhere in Pitt County may have separate jurisdiction. Use Official Pitt County Sheriff's Office contact, detention-center, visitation, inmate-search, and public-safety information to confirm the responsible law-enforcement agency before requesting a record.

Pitt County criminal and court records

Start with Official North Carolina Judicial Branch county court services, court dates, calendars, forms, programs, and local information for the official Pitt County court path. County: Pitt County government and county offices serve county jurisdiction, with the principal courthouse in Greenville and an additional Farmville Courthouse. Court: North Carolina state courts handle Pitt County Superior and District Court matters under District 3. The Clerk of Superior Court, magistrates, judges, family court, and specialty programs have separate functions listed in the official court directory.

Municipal courts and nearby local records

Use Official Clerk of Superior Court, judges, magistrates, custody mediator, and court-division contacts for a local or municipal court path. Custody: The Pitt County Sheriff's Office manages the county detention center and provides official detention contacts and a current-inmate search link. Booking, visitation, communications, and custody status should be confirmed through the Sheriff's Office. Municipal: The county states that Sheriff's Office services cover some communities without local police departments, including Simpson, Falkland, Fountain, Grimesland, Bell Arthur and Stokes in unincorporated areas, and Blackjack. Municipal police agencies elsewhere in Pitt County may have separate jurisdiction.

Pitt County jail and custody information

For current custody information, start with Official Pitt County Sheriff's Office contact, detention-center, visitation, inmate-search, and public-safety information. The current-inmate search is hosted through a linked county application; search results may not represent every custody status or historical booking record.

Police and incident records

For police or incident records, use Official Pitt County 911 audio and computer-aided-dispatch records request procedures. Court calendars and eCourts availability do not mean that every case document is publicly viewable online, especially restricted or confidential records.

North Carolina statewide record sources

Statewide North Carolina sources are separate from Pitt County local records. Do not treat a statewide search as a complete county docket, jail roster, or police-record database.

Cities and local search areas

The relevant local courts and agencies may serve different incorporated municipalities, so confirm the filing locality before relying on a record.

Official Pitt County and North Carolina record sources

For an official starting point, use Official North Carolina Judicial Branch county court services, court dates, calendars, forms, programs, and local information. Confirm current access rules, fees, contacts, and jurisdiction with the responsible agency.

Disclosure: criminal.com may earn a commission when you use the people-search tool on this page, which is powered by a third-party background-check service. Results are for personal knowledge only and may not be used for employment, housing, credit, tenant screening, or any other purpose covered by the Fair Credit Reporting Act. An arrest or booking record is not proof of guilt. This page is general information, not legal advice; for advice about a specific situation, consult an attorney.

Prefer an official source? For an official starting point, use Official North Carolina Judicial Branch county court services, court dates, calendars, forms, programs, and local information. Confirm current access rules, fees, contacts, and jurisdiction with the responsible agency.

Ready to search?

Continue to TruthFinder, a third-party search service.

Browse records by state

Look up criminal and public records in any state, or browse the Directory of Official Records Offices.