CDF COVID-19 Status
GREEN
Social Visits are conducted on Saturday & Sunday
Las visitas sociales se realizarán los sábados y domingos
Attorney Visits are conducted Monday – Sunday (7 days/week), by Appointment Only
Las visitas de abogados se realizarán de lunes a domingo (7 días a la semana), solo con cita previa
See Detainee Communication Page for Visitation Times and Other Information
Consulte la página de comunicación de detenidos para conocer los horarios de visita y otra información
Changes to the Facility Status will be made on Friday, after 12 noon.
If the CDF COVID-19 Status is YELLOW or RED – in person visits will not be allowed. No Exceptions.
Los cambios en el estado de la instalación se realizarán el viernes, después de las 12 del mediodía.
Si el estado de CDF COVID-19 es AMARILLO o ROJO, no se permitirán visitas en persona. Sin excepciones.
The CDF is Hiring!
Assistant Superintendent
Detention Officer
Maintenance Technician
Food Service Employees – Contract Position
Click here to apply for a position with the Trinity Services Group, the Food Service contractor to the CDF
NOTE: The CDF does not hire any positions in medical or food service. Both of these service areas are contracted.
The Caroline Detention Facility (CDF) is a 336-bed correctional facility located near Bowling Green, Virginia. Adjacent to Route 301, the facility is six miles north of the main entrance to Fort A.P. Hill. While it is surrounded by the Army base, the Caroline Detention Facility is not a part of the installation.
The facility opened in September 1999 as the Peumansend Creek Regional Jail and features a campus style layout, designed to operate as a fourth-generation direct supervision facility. Low custody inmates from six jurisdictions and the Virginia Department of Corrections were housed at the facility until March 2017.
Currently, through a contract with the Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the CDF houses federal detainees who are undergoing the administrative process of either asylum in the United States or removal from the country. For more information, visit the ICE website.
For information on how to apply, visit the Employment page of this website.