Marlboro County Detention Center

04/17/2025

🚨🚨🚨POLICY CHANGE 🚨🚨🚨

THE MARLBORO COUNTY DETENTION WILL ONLY ALLOW FUNDS TO BE PLACED INTO THE KIOSK FROM 7AM UNTIL 7PM DAILY‼️ IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE PLEASE PRESS ONE OF THE BUTTONS AND AN OFFICER WILL ASSIST YOU.

03/05/2025

Sheriff McNeil and Warden Bragg would like to take this opportunity to honor, celebrate, and congratulate Private Reginald Primus on becoming a United States Marine. Before deciding to serve his country, Private Primus served Marlboro County as a Detention Officer. Private Primus was the first officer to be hired by the Marlboro County Detention Center and graduate since the state allowed individuals under 21 years of age to serve in detention centers. Sheriff McNeil championed this effort to give our young citizens a start in the workforce. Although we had some to follow, he will forever be the first. We salute and thank Private Primus on this first of many milestones.
The words and his photo below are a shared with the permission of his mother from her post.

“Today, our hearts swell with pride as we celebrate our son’s incredible achievement—graduating from Marine Boot Camp! Through hard work, determination, and unwavering dedication, he has earned the title of United States Marine. We couldn’t be prouder of the man he has become and the journey he is embarking on. Semper Fi! ”

03/04/2025

As a leader, it is your responsibility to grow the next leader. That is one of the many philosophies of Warden Bragg. That is why he is such a believer in the Southern Coastal Jail Leadership Initiative. Corporals Destyni Covington and Destiny Quick attended the week long training in Anderson, SC with officers from across the state. They will present something they learned from the training to their coworkers. We are proud of them.

03/04/2025

On Friday, February 21, 2025 Officer Keion Madison graduated from the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy with Basic Detention Class #472. Officer Madison and his classmates were celebrated by family members, coworkers, and supervisors from all over the state. The keynote speaker was Director James “Jimmy”Floyd imparted these words to graduates in his address, “Detention officers are often unseen and unsung heroes. Your work behind the walls, is equally as important and critical. You maintain order in the face of chaos. You provide stability, where there is none.” Please join Sheriff McNeil, Warden Bragg, and the entire Marlboro County Detention Center staff as we congratulate Officer Madison on a job well done!

01/31/2025

Greetings all:

At the request of our medical professionals, the Marlboro County Detention Center is in a lockdown mode. This prevents any non-essential persons or non-essential service personnel from entering the facility. This also includes clergy. However, arrestees do have access to their respective religious leaders through the use of our telephone and visitation vendor. This service has to be coordinated by the individual arrestee. The health and safety of the arrestees are our top priority.

01/31/2025

Leadership alert!🚨 Warden Bragg and the staff of the Marlboro County Detention Center request that you join us in congratulating formerly Officer Shevonne Quick on her promotion to the rank of Sergeant. Sgt. Quick brings a wealth of experience from her time in state corrections and local corrections. Congratulations to Sgt. Quick!

01/23/2025

Here we grow again! Sheriff McNeil, Warden Bragg, and the Marlboro County Detention Center staff welcomed Officer Janaya Manning to the team on Tuesday, January 21, 2025. We wish Officer Manning great success!

01/17/2025

Bigger than the Badge: Detention Officer Myesha White taking to time to read to some kids at Clio Elementary School. Thanks Officer White for your dedication and service to the future of Marlboro County.

08/12/2024

🚨🚨🚨1 WEEK AWAY‼️🚨🚨🚨

🔹📚💙A week and a day away! 💙📚🔹
Marlboro County National Night Out is a week and a day away! We can’t wait to get together with food, friendship, music and give away some gifts!

Come out for a chance to win 1 of 15 $100 gift cards!

08/09/2024

💙MARLBORO COUNTY NATIONAL NIGHT OUT💙

Things have changed one last time: we’re gonna do this all together! Our National Night Out Event has changed to be one combined event that will be held at the Marlboro County High School on August 20th from 5:30-7:00. Please come out and join us to talk and get to know one another and take advantage of the following:

•FREE Hotdog Plate
•15 Chances to win a $100 gift card
•FREE Gift Bags

Can’t wait to see everyone!
Marlboro County School District Blenheim Middle School of Discovery Wallace Bearcat Pride Domtar Paper McColl Elementary Middle School Clio Elementary School Marlboro County High School Bennettsville Intermediate School Bennettsville Primary School Safe Kids P*e Dee/Coastal

08/04/2024

Please contact the Marlboro County Sheriff's Office and check their page for updates!

‼️‼️EVENT POSTPONED‼️‼️

National Night Out will be postponed exactly one week for each event due to the expected inclement weather conditions. We hope that you all stay safe given the predicted possibility that Marlboro County could be impacted and look forward to the opportunity to celebrate with you all next week.

Please call 911 should you have an emergency or need assistance and as always, know we are grateful for the opportunity to serve.

08/03/2024

The Marlboro County Detention Center welcomed two officers this week. Officer Carter-Hudley and Officer Poe were sworn in by Sheriff McNeil. Officer Carter-Hudley has previous corrections experience at the state and local levels. Officer Poe is taking advantage of the opportunity provided by the State of South Carolina to gain experience in law enforcement prior to turning 21 years old. Warden Bragg and the entire staff are grateful for them joining our team.