Check Horry County 24-Hour Releases

The Horry County 24 hour release list is not a ready-made rolling feed. To find people released in the last 24 hours, search the county release records by each calendar date touched by the period, then compare the times shown in the details. This same-day method focuses on release events from Horry County custody, not merely a name search. A new event may not appear at once, and a person may have moved to home detention or another custodian. The county record, jail staff, notification system, court file, and state corrections tools each answer a different part of the status question.

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Reconstruct Horry County 24-Hour Releases

Horry County does not publish a button or separate URL labeled as a rolling 24-hour release list. The official Bookings & Releases application accepts one Release Date at a time. A true rolling period often crosses midnight, so one calendar-date result may omit part of the requested span. Search both dates when that happens, open each matching detail, and retain only release times inside the actual period.

This distinction matters. The application defaults to current-date bookings, not current-date releases. A booking result proves that a booking record exists; it does not prove the person left J. Reuben Long Detention Center. The detail must carry a dated “Released” label and time. “Out to Home Detention” is a separate status that means the person left secure jail custody under continuing control. “Still Incarcerated” is not a release result.

The official county interface shown here places Booking Date and Release Date in separate search fields and displays its collection marker.

Horry County 24-hour release date search and record

That layout is why a same-day release check must start in Release Date and then move into each detailed record.

Important: “Data last collected” reports collection activity, but Horry County publishes no guaranteed refresh cadence or real-time promise.

For a wider interval reconstructed by the same official date field, use the Released Last 72 Hours page.


Search Horry County Release Dates

Start with the exact period, not a vague idea of “today.” Write down its start and end times, identify every calendar date it touches, and use the Release Date field for each date. A known last name can narrow results, but the booking number is the stronger key when one person has more than one Horry County booking.

  1. Open the official Horry County Bookings & Releases application and clear any default Booking Date value that does not match the task.
  2. Enter the first calendar date in Release Date. Add the last name only when it helps distinguish records.
  3. Repeat the Release Date search for the next date if the 24-hour interval crossed midnight.
  4. Open each detail and confirm the release date, release time, custody label, and booking number.
  5. Exclude times outside the chosen 24-hour span and note the visible “Data last collected” value.
  6. Use JRLDC or a records request when a recent or older event does not appear.

The result is a reader-built time window, not an official county-created list. State it that way. For a search centered on one known person across county, state, supervision, court, and federal systems, the Horry County released inmate search provides the broader route.

Note: A no-result date query means only that the application returned no matching record at the time checked.


Horry County Release Record Fields

A Horry County detail contains more context than the result row. Read the fields together. Demographics help separate similar names, while the booking number ties the release event to one custody episode. Charges and dispositions explain the booking record but should not be treated as a complete court history.

FieldWhat it establishes
Name, ethnicity, gender, ageIdentity details used to distinguish people with similar names.
Booking date and numberThe custody episode linked to this record.
Release date and timeWhen Horry County recorded the person as leaving that custody event.
Custody labelWhether the record says Released, Out to Home Detention, or Still Incarcerated.
Arresting agency and chargesThe agency and allegations connected with the booking.
Bail and charge dispositionAvailable case context, not proof that the whole case or sentence ended.
Booking photographAn image tied to the booking, not proof of guilt or present custody.

The most careful wording is “Horry County recorded this person as released on” the displayed date and time. If the label is home detention, say exactly that. A transfer to the South Carolina Department of Corrections is another custody move, so the current SCDC search becomes the next source after state intake.


Verify a Horry County Release

A just-processed release can lag the public application. Check the collection timestamp before drawing a conclusion. For an urgent status question, contact J. Reuben Long Detention Center at 843-915-5140 or Booking at 843-915-6911. Give staff the full name and booking number if known. The research found no county promise for a universal processing time, weekend schedule, release door, or family waiting area.

When the online record is too old or absent, a narrow Horry County FOIA request can ask for the final release date and time, release disposition or type, releasing facility, booking photograph, and related charge or disposition data. Include the full name, approximate booking and release dates, and booking number. Ask for electronic production and a cost estimate, but do not assume every requested field is held or releasable.

Release
A recorded exit from one custodian. It may lead to the community or another form of custody.
Home detention
Custody outside the secure jail under stated controls.
Transfer
Movement from JRLDC to another custodian, not release from all custody.
Discharge
Completion of the legal or supervision obligation identified by the responsible agency.

VINE/SAVIN can supply a custody-event alert. The Horry Public Index can supply case disposition and sentence context. Neither should replace the detention center’s own dated event when the exact physical release time is the question.

Conflicts should be split by subject. JRLDC owns its exit time, while the court owns its order and disposition. SCDC owns a state-prison intake or later institutional release, and SCDPPPS owns supervision status. A newer event can also supersede an older one. For example, a person may leave JRLDC, enter another custodian’s care, and later receive a different status. Recording the source, booking number, and “as of” time keeps those events in their proper order.


Getting Home After Horry Release

Horry County publishes unusually specific transportation guidance for people leaving JRLDC. Released people must arrange their own transportation. The detention center release information says Coast RTA stops at the facility. As researched on August 1, 2026, the county listed a $3 fare from JRLDC to Conway and another $1.50 from the Conway Bus Station to Myrtle Beach.

An indigent person who needs the Conway-to-Myrtle Beach trip may ask administrative staff for a bus pass. Fares and schedules can change, so confirm both with the current county page and Coast RTA before travel. The published material does not identify a universal exit point, a waiting area, or a detailed property-return process. Those points should be asked of JRLDC rather than guessed.

Note: Transportation guidance helps plan pickup after release, but it does not confirm that jail processing has finished.


Horry County Bond Release Timing

A bond order can begin the path out of jail, but it is not the same as a completed physical release. The official Horry County bond information states that local hearings typically occur at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Times vary, so confirm at 843-915-5145. The Magistrate Office has published weekend and holiday hours, but those hours do not create a universal release schedule.

Bonds are paid in person through the methods supported by the county. HCSO warns that it never collects bond by telephone. “Cash and Dash” may let a person with a qualifying pay offense avoid a pre-release magistrate appearance, yet the ticketed court date remains. After any bond step, wait for the Horry County release detail or confirm completion with JRLDC. The prosecution may still be pending after the person leaves custody.


HCSO iOS Release Search

The Horry County Sheriff’s Office offers an official iOS app as another access channel. The verified Public Information Office description says users can search bookings and releases, search the registry, download forms, and receive notifications. The county also links the official Apple listing.

The app is not a separate rolling 24-hour feed. Its published description does not promise that mobile results show booking photographs, although the county web application clearly does. No verified current Android listing was found. Use the web detail when the picture or full set of release fields matters, and verify an urgent release with the custodian.


Route Horry County Release Records

The next source depends on where custody went. A dated JRLDC release remains in Horry County Bookings & Releases when available. A transfer to state prison belongs in the current SCDC inmate search after intake. A later SCDC institutional exit belongs in the separate Released Inmate List. A `COMMUNITY SUPV` release type calls for an SCDPPPS check because institutional release may begin community supervision.

Observed eventNext check
Dated JRLDC Released labelJRLDC record plus court context when needed
Out to Home DetentionReport that exact status and contact the responsible county office
Transfer to SCDCCurrent SCDC inmate search
State institutional releaseSCDC Released Inmate List and SCDPPPS when supervision is possible
Federal or immigration holdReceiving custodian, BOP, USMS, ICE, or the relevant court

Absence from any one roster is only a clue. The strongest proof is an agency record that names the person, custodian, date or time, and event type.

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