Check DART Center Offender Records

DART Center Overview

DART Center is operated by the North Carolina Department of Adult Correction under Alcohol and Chemical Dependency Programs. NCDAC places it at 1302 W. Ash Street in Goldsboro. The center serves probationers sent by courts and parolees released from state prison who are transitioning back into the community through residential substance-use treatment.

DART should not be described as a normal county jail. It does not function as Wayne County's booking desk, bond counter, or sheriff roster facility. The people connected to DART are justice-involved, but their placement is program-based. A lookup may involve NCDAC offender or supervision channels, the supervising court, a probation or parole officer, or the DART program office.

The NCDAC DART page is the source for the treatment mission, address, phone, program areas, medical service notes, and facility links.

The facility image ties the DART record path to NCDAC treatment authority rather than Wayne County jail booking.

DART Center Capacity

NCDAC describes DART Center as a 300-bed residential treatment facility. That number is a program capacity figure. The state page reviewed for research did not publish a current daily count, demographic table, or real-time roster for the facility. The population type is more important than a headcount for most searches because DART serves probationers and parolees in treatment, not newly arrested jail detainees.

The facility page also displays an ACA-accredited logo. Program status, transport, property, and visitation should still be confirmed directly because treatment-center rules differ from both county jail and state prison routines.

Find DART Center Placement

DART lookup starts with the question behind the search. If the person was just arrested in Wayne County, use the Wayne County Sheriff Inmate Inquiry and the jail phone first. If the person is a probationer or parolee ordered to DART, use NCDAC Offender Public Information Search, NC SAVAN/VINELink where supported, and the supervising court or officer when public lookup does not confirm placement.

1. Check whether the person is newly arrested, sentenced, on probation, on parole, or in a treatment placement.
2. Use the Wayne County jail roster only for local booking or current jail custody questions.
3. Use the NCDAC locator for state offender, probationer, parolee, or inactive records.
4. Call DART at 919-731-7930 when program placement, visitation, transport, or property rules are the issue.
5. Contact the supervising court, probation officer, or parole officer for details not available in public records.

A county booking number and an NCDAC offender number are different identifiers. Do not assume that a person absent from the jail roster is absent from state supervision or treatment.

DART Center Contact

DART's listed phone reaches the Substance Abuse Program Director channel. Use it for facility routing and current program-rule confirmation. The research did not capture a separate public roster phone line, and DART should not be called for Wayne County jail bond or new-booking questions.

DART Center Visitation

The DART page links visitation information, authorized and unauthorized personal property, program rules and regulations, medical services, program scheduling and transport, and offender phone information. The full current visitation schedule was not captured in the research text. Because DART is a residential treatment facility, visitation and property rules may be tied to program phase, treatment status, transport rules, and supervision conditions.

DART Center Phone and Mail

DART is an NCDAC program facility, so its communication rules should be checked through the DART and NCDAC pages, not through Wayne County Detention Center's mail scan address. The DART page links offender phone through ConnectNetwork. NCDAC's telephone and tablet services use ViaPath/GTL for state correctional communication services, but program-specific DART limits may differ from a prison housing unit.

For phone setup, the statewide NCDAC telephone and tablet services page gives ViaPath/GTL and ConnectNetwork context, while DART remains the better source for program-specific restrictions.

DART Center Program Entry

DART intake is program entry, not jail booking. NCDAC says the center is responsible for substance-use disorder treatment services for probationers sent by courts and parolees released from state prison. That population is under legal supervision, but the placement is built around residential treatment and reentry needs rather than magistrate bond processing.

The program uses cognitive-behavior therapy and evidence-based practices. NCDAC lists six life areas addressed by DART programming: drug and alcohol, psychological and mental health, medical and physical health, educational and vocational, family and social, and legal status. Counselors are trained in Hazelden's A New Direction curriculum and in core substance-use disorder counseling functions such as screening, intake, orientation, assessment, treatment planning, counseling, case management, crisis intervention, client education, referral, record keeping, and professional consultation.

About DART Center

DART's treatment role also includes medical-service context. NCDAC says the facility provides primary medical services at least 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, with health services on call around the clock for medical emergencies and non-routine issues. Those medical details are part of the treatment-facility profile and should not be confused with Wayne County Detention Center's jail medical RFP or Neuse Correctional Institution's prison programs.

For users trying to locate someone, the practical split is simple. Wayne County Detention Center covers new local custody and jail booking. Neuse Correctional Institution covers state prison custody. DART Center covers residential substance-use treatment for probationers and parolees under NCDAC authority. Each channel has different records, different contact points, and different rules for visits, phones, mail, and property.