Conecuh County Jail Roster Status
No official Conecuh County online jail roster was located in the official web sources reviewed for this build. The county government domain returned a connection or Wix error page during research, and no sheriff-hosted inmate search form, vendor roster, booking feed, or public profile page could be inspected. For a person recently arrested in Evergreen, Repton, Castleberry, Lenox, Brooklyn, or elsewhere in the county, the practical Conecuh County inmate records workflow begins with the jail phone line and the sheriff’s office records process.
The local jail is Conecuh County Jail, operated by the Conecuh County Sheriff’s Office at 104 Liberty Street in Evergreen. The jail phone number is 251-578-1260. Ask whether the person is in county custody, still in intake, released on bond, transferred to another county, transferred to Alabama Department of Corrections custody, or held for another agency. Sheriff Randy Brock is identified in the state audit period and public listings, but the research did not locate a current official county-hosted sheriff biography page.
Conecuh County inmate records should not be confused with state prison, federal prison, or immigration custody records. A person held pre-trial or serving a short local sentence may be at the county jail. A person sentenced to state prison is searched through the Alabama Department of Corrections. Federal sentenced prisoners use the BOP locator, and immigration custody uses the ICE Online Detainee Locator. VINELink Alabama can help with custody notifications when the person appears in that system.
Use Conecuh County Inmate Records
Because no verified public roster portal was found, the Conecuh County jail roster process is a fallback chain. Start with live custody status, then move to a records request if the question is about a document. Have enough identifying detail ready before calling. A name alone may not be enough when spellings vary, when a person uses an alias, or when a new booking has not yet reached the releasable stage.
- Call Conecuh County Jail at 251-578-1260 and ask whether the person is currently housed there.
- Give the full legal name, date of birth or approximate age, arrest date, arresting agency, and any known charge or case number.
- Ask whether the person is in booking, in general housing, released, transferred, or held on a warrant, detainer, probation/parole hold, federal hold, or ICE matter.
- If staff cannot release the needed record by phone, ask how to submit a written public-records request for the booking sheet, charge list, bond information, arresting agency, release status, and booking photograph if releasable.
- Use VINELink, ADOC, BOP, or ICE when the jail says the person is no longer in Conecuh County custody or may be held by another system.
Written public-records requests should be sent to the Conecuh County Sheriff’s Office at 104 Liberty Street, Evergreen, AL 36401 unless staff gives a different records address. No official sheriff records-request email, online form, fee schedule, or posted turnaround time was located. The Alabama public-records framework supports inspection and copying of public writings, but jail records may still be redacted or withheld for juvenile confidentiality, active investigations, medical privacy, court orders, or expungement.
Conecuh County Roster Search Fields
A county roster search-field table could not be captured because no official Conecuh County online jail roster was located. That gap is itself useful. It means a reader should not spend time hunting for a hidden county inmate portal before checking the jail line, VINELink, and the state or federal locators. If a later official roster appears, the search fields should be verified from that live page before any field names are published.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| No online roster field located | No official web form located | Not applicable | No official Conecuh County jail roster or sheriff inmate-search form was found in official sources. |
| Full legal name | Phone or written request detail | Yes | Use first, middle, last, aliases, and spelling variants when asking jail staff or making a records request. |
| Date of birth or age | Phone or written request detail | Strongly recommended | Helps separate people with similar names and speeds routing. |
| Arrest date or agency | Phone or written request detail | Helpful | Use the arresting agency, approximate date, charge, citation, warrant, or case number if known. |
The Conecuh County Public Safety app exists on the Apple App Store and Google Play, but a desktop research pass did not verify an inmate roster feature inside the app. Treat the app as a possible public-safety notice channel, not as a confirmed inmate search, until a device check confirms its feature list.
Conecuh County Inmate Record Fields
No public Conecuh County inmate profile could be inspected online. The right approach is to ask for the specific booking fields that normally answer a custody question. Requests should be narrow and factual. A request for a “complete file” can take longer than a request for the booking sheet, charge list, bond sheet, release status, arresting agency, and booking photograph if releasable.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Name and aliases | The identity used during booking, plus any releasable alias information. |
| Booking number or local jail ID | A local identifier if the jail assigned one and can release it. |
| Booking date and time | When the person entered jail intake after arrest. |
| Arresting agency | The sheriff, police department, state officer, or other agency that brought the person to custody. |
| Charges listed at booking | Initial arrest charges, which may differ from formal court charges filed later. |
| Bond amount and type | Whether release has been set by cash bond, surety bond, PR release, property bond, or another court order. |
| Hold or detainer notes | Releasable notes about other-agency holds, probation/parole holds, warrants, DOC, federal, or ICE issues. |
| Release status | Whether the person is in custody, bonded out, released, transferred, or held for another agency. |
Note: Jail booking charges are not the same thing as final court charges, and formal charges may change after prosecutor review.
Conecuh County Jail vs ADOC
The Alabama Department of Corrections search is not a Conecuh County jail roster. Use the ADOC search when a person has been sentenced to state prison or transferred from the county jail into ADOC custody. The ADOC form accepts AIS number, first name, and last name, and the page states that Youthful Offender Act inmates are not included in inmate search or population totals.
The ADOC inmate search is the right state-prison route, while the BOP inmate locator is for federal sentenced prisoners and the ICE Online Detainee Locator is for immigration custody. Conecuh County is in the federal Southern District of Alabama, so federal pre-trial routing may involve U.S. Marshals, federal court, and defense counsel instead of a public county roster.
| Custody Stage | Where to Look |
|---|---|
| Pre-trial or short local sentence | Call Conecuh County Jail at 251-578-1260 or submit a sheriff records request. |
| Alabama state prisoner | Use ADOC inmate search by AIS, first name, or last name. |
| Federal sentenced prisoner | Use BOP by register number or name. |
| Federal pre-trial custody | Use U.S. Marshals Southern District, federal court, or attorney channels. |
| Immigration custody | Use ICE by A-number and country of birth or by biographical information. |
| Release or transfer notices | Use VINELink Alabama when the person appears in VINE. |
The VINELink Alabama custody-notification portal is a documented access channel for Alabama custody notifications.
VINELink should be used as a supplement. Search coverage can vary by agency participation and interface changes, so the Conecuh County Jail phone line remains the direct local source for county custody questions.
Conecuh County Jail Facility
The facility list for this county contains one confirmed local detention facility: Conecuh County Jail. No separate county jail annex, regional jail, work-release building, BOP facility, ICE detention center, or ADOC state prison was found inside Conecuh County in the research file. The Vera Institute county dataset reports 134 rated beds in 2019 and an average total jail population of 64 that year. Because no current county-posted capacity was located, those figures should be treated as historical dataset numbers, not today’s headcount.
Conecuh County Jail
104 Liberty Street
Evergreen, AL 36401
251-578-1260
Visitation schedule, mail rules, phone provider, and commissary vendor were not posted in the official sources located.
Conecuh County Booking Process
Conecuh-specific booking policy was not published online, so the process must be described from the local custody route and Alabama criminal procedure. After arrest, a person is usually taken to the county jail or another designated holding point. Jail intake confirms identity, checks warrants and holds, inventories property, conducts a security search, creates a booking entry, records charge information when available, takes fingerprints and a booking photograph, and screens for medical or mental-health needs.
A new booking may not be releasable at once. Staff may say that the person is still being processed or that the call should be made again after intake is complete. Alabama Rule of Criminal Procedure 4.3 addresses prompt appearance before a judge or magistrate after warrantless arrest, and Rule 7.2 provides the statewide framework for appearance bonds and release conditions. Bond can be cash, surety, property, personal recognizance, or unavailable because of a no-bond hold or detainer.
- Booking
- The jail intake event after arrest.
- Detainer
- A request from another agency to hold or notify before release.
- Classification
- The jail process for assigning a person to a housing or security level.
- PR bond
- Release based on a promise to appear and comply with court conditions.
Conecuh County Jail Visits
No current official Conecuh County Jail visitation schedule, video-visit vendor, visit length, visitor approval process, dress code, or child-visitor rule was located. Call 251-578-1260 before traveling. Ask whether visits are in person or video, whether appointments are required, which photo IDs are accepted, how lockdowns or holidays affect visits, and whether the person is still housed in Conecuh County custody.
| Item | Located Detail | What to Confirm |
|---|---|---|
| In-person schedule | Not located | Call before travel. |
| Video visitation | No official vendor found | Ask whether video visits are available. |
| Visitor approval | Not located | Ask whether inmates must submit a visitor list. |
| Photo ID | Government ID should be brought | Confirm accepted ID types. |
| Children | Not located | Ask about parent, guardian, and birth-certificate rules. |
| Attorney visits | Not located | Attorneys should call for professional-visit procedures. |
Note: Confirm custody status and visitation rules with the jail before sending money, mailing items, or driving to Evergreen.
Conecuh County Mail and Money
The sheriff audit confirms jail store and jail telephone accounts, which supports that commissary-style sales and inmate phone services exist. It does not name the current commissary vendor, phone provider, deposit methods, fee schedule, call rates, tablet program, or ordering cycle. Do not send cash or money orders until the jail confirms the current rules and the person’s custody status.
| Service | Located Detail | Records-Based Guidance |
|---|---|---|
| Mailing address | 104 Liberty Street, Evergreen, AL 36401 | Confirm inmate name and ID format before mailing. |
| Books and photos | Rules not located | Ask about publisher-only rules, size limits, and content limits. |
| Commissary | Jail Store Bank Account confirmed by audit | Ask for vendor, order cycle, deposit methods, limits, and fees. |
| Phone | Jail Telephone Account confirmed by audit | Ask for provider, account setup, rates, and blocked-call rules. |
| Legal mail | Public rules not located | Attorneys should confirm legal-mail handling with the jail. |