Find Chesterfield Women's CCAP Participants

Chesterfield Women's CCAP Custody

VADOC's facilities list identifies Chesterfield Women's Community Corrections Alternative Program at 7000 Courthouse Road in Chesterfield, Virginia, with phone 804-796-4242 and Superintendent Renee Trent. The program is run by the Virginia Department of Corrections. It is a state community corrections alternative, not a county jail, not a public mugshot gallery, and not a local bond holding facility.

VADOC describes CCAP as a sentencing option for nonviolent offenders under state custody and supervision. Participants must remain under supervision for the duration of the program, and after successful completion they have a recommended period of at least one year of regular supervision. That makes the lookup problem different from a fresh Chesterfield County arrest. The person may be listed as a VADOC supervisee or CCAP participant rather than as an ordinary inmate in a local jail booking system.

The matching manifest image is the VADOC facilities list that includes Chesterfield Women's CCAP. It supports the address, phone, operator, and state-facility identity.

The facilities listing is a state source. It should not be read as a county jail roster or as a current population report.

Chesterfield Women's CCAP Lookup

The correct public search tool is the VADOC Inmate and Supervisee Locator. VADOC says the locator covers incarcerated individuals, probationers and parolees, people assigned to institutional hospitals, people housed in local or regional jails under VADOC authority, and CCAP participants. The locator is updated daily, but VADOC warns that information may be inaccurate or outdated.

1. Open the VADOC locator and choose a name search or DOC ID search.
2. Enter first and last name, or enter the DOC ID number if it is known.
3. Use optional filters such as location, race, gender, and age range only to reduce false matches.
4. Accept the disclaimer and run the search.
5. Check whether the result shows CCAP, community supervision, a state facility, or another VADOC location.

The VADOC locator screenshot matches the search process for Chesterfield Women's CCAP because the county jail does not run CCAP participant records.

A locator result should be verified through VADOC before scheduling visits, sending money, or making release-date assumptions.

Chesterfield Women's CCAP Contact

The facility contact comes from VADOC, not the Chesterfield County Sheriff's Office. Use the state facility phone for facility questions and the VADOC locator for public custody or supervision lookup. Do not use the county jail's magistrate bond line for CCAP participants because CCAP is a state sentencing and supervision program.

Superintendent Renee Trent is named in the VADOC facilities listing. Leadership and facility procedures can change, so current program contacts should be checked with VADOC when the question affects travel, mail, money, or participant status.

Chesterfield Women's CCAP Population

The VADOC facilities listing reviewed in the research did not publish a current population for Chesterfield Women's CCAP. The research found an older VADOC monthly report snippet that listed 103 for Chesterfield Women's Detention and Diversion Center in July 2015, but it instructed verification before using that as current. Because the facility name and program context may have changed over time, that older figure is not presented as the current CCAP population.

For Chesterfield County inmate population work, Chesterfield Women's CCAP should be separated from local jail headcount. CCAP participants are tied to state supervision and program rules, while local jail inmates are tied to sheriff's office custody and county court or bond events.

Chesterfield Women's CCAP Visits

VADOC visiting rules control state facilities and programs. The research did not provide a Chesterfield Women's CCAP day-by-day visit schedule, so no schedule is invented. Use VADOC's visiting an inmate page and the facility phone to confirm approval, scheduling, identification, and program-specific limits. County jail video-visit rules do not automatically apply to CCAP.

Program completion and supervision status matter. After successful CCAP completion, VADOC says a recommended period of at least one year of regular supervision follows. A person may no longer be at the facility even if older court records mention CCAP.

Chesterfield Women's CCAP Mail and Money

Mail and money should follow VADOC procedures. The research lists VADOC pages for sending mail and sending money. Those pages should be used instead of Chesterfield County Jail's mail address, lobby kiosk, Access Corrections notes, or Keefe Commissary rules. A CCAP participant is not the same as a county jail inmate held for bond.

If the locator shows a different VADOC status, use the current location's rules. Mail, deposits, visits, and supervision conditions can fail when they are sent to the wrong facility or based on an outdated status.

Chesterfield Women's CCAP Program Context

CCAP is a state alternative designed for eligible nonviolent offenders under supervision. It sits between ordinary community supervision and full prison custody in the public's mind, which is why searchers often confuse it with a jail. The key difference is authority. Chesterfield County Jail is sheriff-operated and tied to local booking, bond, and jail release. Chesterfield Women's CCAP is VADOC-operated and tied to state sentencing, supervision, program completion, and VADOC records.

The research also notes a 2024 VADOC statewide giving item where Chesterfield Women's CCAP collected toys for holiday giving. That is local program color, not a custody or population statistic. It should not be used to claim a current number of participants or to describe eligibility for one person. Eligibility, placement, progress, and completion are state matters.

CCAP

Community Corrections Alternative Program, a VADOC sentencing and supervision option.

Participant

A person assigned to the program under state custody or supervision.

Supervision

State oversight that continues during the program and may continue after completion.

DOC ID

The state number used to search or distinguish VADOC records.

When a Chesterfield case has both local court records and state supervision, use the court portal for case events and the VADOC locator for current state custody or supervision. For local booking records, use Chesterfield County Jail or county FOIA, not CCAP.