Get in Touch

Boone County Busted Mugshots is a private reference site, not a government office. We cannot confirm custody, release a person, post bond, or retrieve an official booking record. For a live status question or an official record, use the office that maintains it.


Official Boone County Contacts

Boone County’s arrest and custody trail can involve both the Sheriff’s Office in Madison and the state-operated regional jail in Holden. The contacts below are the official starting points identified in the county and state sources. Confirm the destination and procedure before mailing a request, because the accessible sources did not verify a dedicated booking-record form or records-office hours.

Boone County Sheriff's Office

206 State Street, Suite 200
Madison, WV 25130

Main elected-office number: 304-369-7390
Sheriff law enforcement / records starting point: 304-369-7340
Official website: Boone County Sheriff's Office

Southwestern Regional Jail and Correctional Facility

1300 Gaston Caperton Drive
Holden, WV 25625

Facility phone: 304-239-3032
Non-contact visitation phone: 304-239-3070
Official facility page: WV DCR Southwestern Regional Jail information


Choose the Right Record Holder

The right office depends on what is being checked. SWRJ is a West Virginia Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation facility that serves Boone and neighboring counties, so a Boone arrest can appear in a regional-jail system rather than under a county-only facility label.

  • For current regional-jail custody, start with the WV DCR jail offender search.
  • For a same-day admissions view, use the official WV DCR Daily Incarcerations interface and select the date and institution.
  • For a sheriff-created arrest or booking record, ask the Boone County Sheriff’s Office which office maintains the item.
  • For an SWRJ intake record, ask whether the regional jail, DCR central office, or arresting agency is the record custodian.
  • For court filings or a case outcome, contact the appropriate court clerk rather than the jail.

West Virginia’s official FOIA records-request guide directs a requester to the public body that created or maintains the record. A facility telephone call can help identify the custodian, but it is not necessarily a formal request.