Maury CI Release Meanings
Maury Correctional Institution holds adult men in close and medium custody. Its specialized mental-health, chronic-medical, veterans, restrictive-custody, and therapeutic-diversion units make a location change especially hard to interpret from the facility name alone. A move can be clinical, program-related, or custodial. It may lead to another NCDAC institution without ending the sentence.
Community release has a different pattern. The relevant sentence period should show an Actual Release Date, and the top-level Inmate Status should no longer indicate active prison custody for that episode. Probation/Parole/Post Release Status may remain active, showing that the person is outside prison but supervised. A full NCDAC discharge needs more: inactive state statuses and a completed service period, with no later active commitment displayed. Every conclusion remains custodian-specific.
Check a Maury CI Release
Start at NCDAC Offender Public Information. An offender number offers the cleanest match. A name search should be checked against birth date or age and other demographic fields before any status is reported. Select All if the person may be in custody, supervised, or historical. Use Active Inmate or Active Probationer/Parolee only when that narrower state is already likely.
- Confirm identity and copy the offender number.
- Read Inmate Status and Probation/Parole/Post Release Status together.
- Locate the Maury CI incarceration and its sentence number.
- Compare sentence begin, Projected Release Date, Actual Release Date, and Service Status.
- Trace Current Location, Previous Location, and Last Movement Date.
- Inspect later sentence and supervision periods before deciding the event is final.
A monthly state release search can support a recent result. Select a county, year, and month, then review release date and type. The Greene filter describes release county as recorded by NCDAC. It does not automatically mean release from Maury CI, even though the prison is physically in Greene County. The tool also excludes ordinary Snow Hill jail bookings that never entered the state system.
Note: “Inactive” in one NCDAC field does not rule out active supervision, a later sentence, or custody by another agency.
Maury CI Movement Fields
Use the OPI fields as a sequence, not isolated labels. Current Location shows the present state placement. Previous Location can confirm that Maury was the prior site. Last Movement Date dates the transition but does not label it community release. Control Status and the sentence panels add context. Actual Release Date is the key completed-event field, while Projected Release Date remains a calculation that can change.
| What appears | What it means |
|---|---|
| Maury becomes previous location | A movement occurred; inspect the new current location. |
| Another prison is current | NCDAC imprisonment continues. |
| Actual release plus active supervision | Prison ended, community authority continues. |
| Projected date with active status | Expected date only; no release confirmation. |
| Expired period with later active period | Earlier event is history, not present freedom. |
One person page may contain several commitments, revocations, and supervision terms. The release date attached to an older sentence should not be used for a later Maury stay. Record the sentence number and facility period that match the question. If exact proof is required, use those identifiers in a focused NCDAC request.
The status words also have narrow meanings. “Inactive” is specific to the displayed NCDAC category, while “Expired” applies to a sentence service period. Neither word alone establishes that no county, federal, immigration, or out-of-state custodian holds the person. “Not found” proves even less because spelling, identifiers, timing, restricted records, or system delay can cause it. Compare identifiers and use a custodian record instead of inventing an alias or treating a blank search as release.
Maury CI Records Contact
NCDAC owns the prison record, while Maury CI is the operational contact for the facility. Save the offender number, OPI link, and relevant sentence number before requesting clarification. Ask for basic public information such as admission, sentence term, time served, actual prison release date, public release type, and supervision dates. Do not ask for confidential medical, classification, behavior, security, or internal case-management files.
Maury Correctional Institution
2568 Moore Rouse Road
Hookerton, NC 28538
Phone: 252-653-5501
Mail: PO Box 506
Maury, NC 28554
Agency: North Carolina Department of Adult Correction
NCDAC public records
Do not send this state-prison inquiry to the county jail. Sheriff Matt Sasser’s office maintains county booking and movement records, while NCDAC holds Maury CI’s prison record. Greene County Detention Center holds a different population. When the custodian is unclear, use the routing choices on the Greene County released inmate search to separate county, state, federal, and immigration custody.
Maury CI Custody Profile
The official Maury Correctional Institution page identifies a large prison for adult men near Hookerton. It reports both close and medium custody and describes specialized units. Those details explain why movement can reflect a placement need rather than a sentence-ending event. They also distinguish Maury from the minimum-custody reentry focus at nearby Greene CI.
The official Maury CI profile pictured below is the matching manifest source. It verifies the identity, address, mission, and capacity of Maury CI, but it is not a person-specific roster.
The screenshot helps anchor the correct Hookerton-area prison before the person-specific OPI record is used to decide whether a departure was transfer or release.
Maury and Nearby Prison Transfers
Three NCDAC prisons operate within Greene County. Maury holds close and medium custody populations and specialized units. Eastern Correctional Institution has a male close-custody mission. Greene Correctional Institution is minimum custody and a designated reentry facility. A facility disappearance can therefore reflect movement between sharply different missions while the same state custodian remains in control.
For example, a new Greene CI location may mark a lower-custody or reentry placement, not community release. A new Eastern location indicates continued close custody. Another NCDAC location elsewhere in North Carolina has the same effect. The movement trail identifies the new site, while sentence and status records answer the separate release question. This distinction is more reliable than assumptions based on physical distance or county borders.
Note: Three prisons share Greene County geography, but all three use one statewide NCDAC custody and discharge record.
Maury CI Release Dates
Projected Release Date can change because of sentence structure, jail credit, earned-time awards or loss, revocation, correction, detainers, and new commitments. North Carolina does not support a blanket percentage calculator. Under Structured Sentencing, earned time can reduce a felony maximum but not below the court’s minimum. A date shown before release is therefore an official projection, not a promise.
Actual Release Date records the event after it occurs. Pair it with Service Status and both top-level statuses. A person may be physically released while post-release supervision remains active. Revocation can later return that person to prison and create another sentence period. If a hold or another agency takes custody, leaving Maury does not necessarily mean community release. The receiving record must be checked when transfer is shown.
After Maury CI Custody
Post-release supervision is a community phase after covered prison terms. Parole is conditional early release for eligible sentences, chiefly under older law. Probation is ordered by a court and may occur without a state-prison release. OPI names the status and can show begin and end dates. An active supervision record means prison custody may have ended while NCDAC authority has not.
NC SAVAN through VINELink can add status notifications, but the reporting agency must be read carefully. A “released” notice from Maury or NCDAC does not explain every court event and may precede transfer data in another system. Corroborate it with OPI and, when needed, a custodian-supplied record. A court file can explain judgment or revocation, yet NCDAC remains the source for the prison’s Actual Release Date.
For a recent group, the monthly Inmate Release Search can corroborate date and type after county, year, and month are selected. Its Greene filter describes the release county recorded by NCDAC, not a list of every departure through Maury’s gate. The form’s unreported-county and other-state options explain why a valid release may not appear in the Greene cohort. Open the person detail before reporting, since the cohort row does not reveal later custody or active supervision.