J. Reuben Long Mugshots & Horry County Booking Search

Horry County, South Carolina • J. Reuben Long records

Search J. Reuben Long bookings, releases and the records that follow an arrest

Use Horry County Government’s Bookings & Releases system to check people processed at J. Reuben Long Detention Center. Search by last name, booking date or release date, then use the Horry County Public Index when you need the court case rather than the jail intake record.

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A mugshot or booking entry is not a conviction. Horry County states that its booking application contains information obtained on people booked at J. Reuben Long and that the county cannot validate every posted detail. Confirm consequential information through the jail, arresting agency and court record.

J. Reuben Long records answer different questions

The detention booking system, police report and court index are separate records. Start with the record that matches what you are trying to confirm instead of assuming the jail page contains the entire criminal case.

Booking

Bookings & Releases

Use the county application to search people processed at J. Reuben Long by last name, booking date or release date.

Current timing

Booking desk

Call J. Reuben Long Booking when an arrest or release is too recent or time-sensitive to rely only on an online result.

Court outcome

Horry Public Index

Use the court index for later court activity, filed cases, dispositions and other judicial information.

Police report

Arresting agency

The jail can hold a person arrested by another agency. Request the incident report from the agency that created it.

Release notice

SAVIN / Victim Services

Victims can use Horry County Victim Services and South Carolina SAVIN for custody and release notifications.

Background information

Local records check

The Sheriff’s Office provides local record checks under its published rules and also directs residents to the Public Index.

Already researching Horry County generally? For the broader county-wide distinction between Horry County Police, Sheriff functions, mugshots, court records and county agencies, see the existing Horry County mugshots and jail records guide. This page focuses specifically on J. Reuben Long Detention Center.

What a J. Reuben Long booking record does—and does not—show

Booking field Useful for Important limitation
Mugshot / booking image Helping identify the detention intake record when a photo is displayed. A photograph does not prove guilt or conviction.
Booking date Showing when the detention intake was recorded. It is not the date the court case was resolved.
Release date Showing that the detention entry reflects a release event. Release from jail does not mean the criminal case ended.
Booking number Distinguishing a particular jail intake. It is different from a court case number.
Arresting agency Identifying which law-enforcement agency was associated with the arrest. The arresting agency may not be the office that holds the jail or court record.
Initial charge Showing the allegation recorded during the booking stage. The charge may later be amended, dismissed, reduced or prosecuted differently.

No J. Reuben Long booking result? Check these possibilities

Check the last-name spelling Run the search again with the person’s correct legal last name and compare other identifiers before assuming a similar name is the right record.
Try a booking or release date The official form provides date fields. They can help narrow records when a name is common.
The person may already be released Use the release-date information rather than checking only for an active custody assumption.
The arrest may be very recent Call Booking at 843-915-6911 when intake timing matters.
The person may be in another facility A Horry County-related case does not guarantee current custody at J. Reuben Long.
You may need the court index instead If your real question is what happened in the criminal case, search the Horry County Public Index.

J. Reuben Long Detention Center contact information

Detention facility

J. Reuben Long Detention Center

4150 J. Reuben Long Ave.
Conway, SC 29526

Main: 843-915-5140

Administrative hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

The Detention Center’s general email is monitored during normal weekday business hours. Horry County instructs people with time-sensitive, emergency-related or official detention business to call rather than relying on email.

Bond hearings and payments at J. Reuben Long

Horry County’s Magistrate Office at the Detention Center handles many bond matters. The county currently publishes Magistrate Office hours of Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Saturday, Sunday and holidays from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Bond hearings and guilty pleas typically occur around 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., but Horry County expressly says those times may change depending on the magistrate’s schedule. Call 843-915-5145 before traveling for a hearing.

Accepted bond-payment methods

The county says cash and surety bonds are posted in the Magistrate’s Office. Current accepted payment types include cash, money orders and major credit cards. Personal checks are not accepted, and a person paying cash must have the exact amount.

Some charges require a different judge. Horry County states that Magistrate judges cannot set bond on certain serious charges, including murder, accessory before the fact of murder and criminal sexual conduct with a minor. Those hearings are scheduled through the Solicitor’s Office and handled by a Circuit Court judge in General Sessions.

Cash and Dash

Horry County describes “Cash and Dash” as certain bondable pay offenses that do not require the defendant to appear before a magistrate for bond. The person must still appear on the court date printed on the ticket. Call Booking at 843-915-6911 to ask whether a charge qualifies.

Use the Horry County Public Index after the jail booking

The jail database is strongest for booking and release information. The Fifteenth Judicial Circuit Public Index is the better source for later court activity and a person’s local court record.

The Public Index can be searched using names, court agency or case type, court actions or dispositions, and date ranges of court activity. Use it when you need to follow the case beyond the initial jail entry.

Clerk contact

Horry County Clerk of Court

1301 Second Ave.
Conway, SC 29526

Main: 843-915-5080
General Sessions: 843-915-5084

Do not confuse booking numbers and court cases. The booking system documents jail intake. The Public Index documents judicial activity. A person can be released from J. Reuben Long while the criminal case continues.

Records checks and police reports use different offices

The Horry County Sheriff’s Office provides local record checks under its current published procedure. The Sheriff says these local record checks are available free of charge Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m. Individuals cannot request a Sheriff’s records check on behalf of another person.

The Sheriff also points residents to the Public Index for local records available online.

If you need a police report

J. Reuben Long is the detention facility, not necessarily the agency that investigated the incident. If Horry County Police Department created the report, its citizen guidance says a report bearing your name can be provided to you free of charge after it has been completed and verified. A report that does not contain your name currently carries a $2 fee, subject to applicable redactions.

If Myrtle Beach Police, North Myrtle Beach Police, South Carolina Highway Patrol or another agency made the arrest, request the underlying incident report from that agency rather than assuming the Detention Center holds it.

FOIA is separate from the booking search. Horry County Sheriff’s Office accepts Freedom of Information requests for qualifying public records. Access, redactions and eligibility depend on the record and applicable South Carolina law.

Victim Services coordinates bond and release notifications

J. Reuben Long Victim Services is available to qualifying crime victims for guidance through the criminal justice process. Horry County currently lists the office as available from 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., seven days a week, at 843-915-6915.

When a case involves a victim, Victim Services schedules bond hearings, guilty pleas and other applicable proceedings for defendants at the Detention Center so required victim notification can occur.

South Carolina SAVIN

Horry County says SAVIN communicates with the J. Reuben Long booking system in near real time and can send automated phone, text and/or email notifications when a registered offender is being released from custody.

Safety / notification

J. Reuben Long Victim Services

Phone: 843-915-6915

Use this route for victim notification questions, scheduled bond-hearing information and release-related victim support.

Inmate messages, physical mail and telephone access

Horry County transitioned inmate communications to NCIC Correctional Services beginning November 12, 2025. Family and friends can create an NCIC account for messaging and other supported communication services.

Electronic messages

The Detention Center currently lists electronic letters at $0.25 per message and picture messages or attached documents at $0.35 per picture. Verify the current NCIC checkout amount before paying because vendor pricing can change.

Ordinary physical mail

General personal mail is sent to a processing center where it is scanned and delivered electronically to the inmate:

Inmate Name
Acct#
J Reuben Long Detention Center
PO BOX 591
Longview, Texas 75606

The county currently limits ordinary scanned mail to five pages, front-side writing only, and one photo per mailing. The inmate’s name, account number and a return address are required.

Do not send original or irreplaceable items to the Texas scanning address. Horry County states that items sent there are destroyed after electronic processing and are not returned or released.

Legal and medical mail

Legal and medical correspondence should not use the ordinary Texas scanning address. Follow the Detention Center’s current legal/medical mail instructions and send those materials to the physical facility where required.

Inmate telephone system

General-population inmates have access to outgoing collect or debit telephone calls. Horry County states that calls are subject to monitoring and recording.

Release calculations for short sentences at J. Reuben Long

Horry County says people sentenced to 90 days or less on criminal charges, or any amount of time through Family Court, serve those sentences at J. Reuben Long. The facility’s classification department calculates qualifying sentence time, and the county states that time calculations are updated daily after 2:00 p.m.

Work credit

Two days reduced for each day worked

The current release policy describes work credit as two days of sentence reduction for every one day worked, after the inmate is sentenced on all charges, medically cleared and assigned a job. A sentencing judge may deny work credit.

Good time

One day reduced for every two days served

The current policy describes good-time credit at one day of reduction for every two days served after sentencing.

Transportation after release

Released inmates are responsible for their transportation. The county currently lists Coast RTA service from J. Reuben Long to Conway at $3.00 and Conway to Myrtle Beach at an additional $1.50. The Detention Center says indigent released inmates who need transportation from Conway to Myrtle Beach can ask administrative staff about a bus pass.

J. Reuben Long mugshot and booking FAQs

Where can I find J. Reuben Long mugshots and booking records?

Use Horry County Government’s official Bookings & Releases application. It searches records associated with people booked at J. Reuben Long Detention Center.

How can I search J. Reuben Long bookings?

The current Horry County search form provides fields for last name, booking date and release date.

Does a J. Reuben Long mugshot prove someone was convicted?

No. A booking photograph documents detention intake. It does not establish guilt, conviction or the final outcome of the criminal case.

What is the J. Reuben Long Booking phone number?

Horry County currently lists J. Reuben Long Booking at 843-915-6911.

Where is J. Reuben Long Detention Center?

The Detention Center is at 4150 J. Reuben Long Avenue, Conway, South Carolina 29526.

What is the main J. Reuben Long phone number?

The Detention Center’s main number is 843-915-5140.

How do I check whether someone was released?

Use the official Bookings & Releases search and review the release-date field. For time-sensitive questions, call Booking at 843-915-6911.

When are J. Reuben Long bond hearings?

Horry County says bond hearings and guilty pleas typically occur around 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., but times can vary. Confirm with the Magistrate’s Office at 843-915-5145 before traveling.

Where do I check the court case after a J. Reuben Long booking?

Use the Horry County Public Index for available Fifteenth Judicial Circuit court records and later case activity.

Who do I contact for an arrest or police report?

Contact the agency that created the report. The arresting agency listed with the booking can help identify whether the record belongs to Horry County Police, a municipal police department or another agency.

How can a victim receive release notifications?

Contact J. Reuben Long Victim Services at 843-915-6915. Horry County also uses South Carolina SAVIN for automated custody and release notifications.

Can I mail a letter directly to the Conway jail?

Ordinary personal mail currently goes to the jail’s Texas scanning center for electronic delivery. Legal and medical mail follow separate facility instructions.

Official sources used for this J. Reuben Long guide

USA-Mugshots.com is an independent informational website. It is not Horry County Government, the Horry County Sheriff’s Office, J. Reuben Long Detention Center, South Carolina Judicial Branch, NCIC or SAVIN.

About the Research: This article was written by a real person, not an AI. To ensure this guide is helpful, I personally tested the official search portals mentioned above. The screenshots you see are from my actual search session. My goal is to save you time by filtering out broken links and confusing menus, pointing you directly to the official government sources that actually work.

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