Conecuh County Jail Mugshots
No official Conecuh County public jail roster or mugshot gallery was located in the official sources reviewed. That means Conecuh County jail mugshots should not be described as available through a sheriff-hosted web gallery, recent-bookings feed, or public profile page unless a later official source confirms it. The booking photograph may still exist in the jail booking record, but access runs through the Conecuh County Sheriff’s Office and jail records process.
Conecuh County Jail is operated by the Conecuh County Sheriff’s Office at 104 Liberty Street in Evergreen. The jail phone number is 251-578-1260. Call first to ask whether booking photos are releasable, what request format is required, and whether the person remains in county custody. If the person was transferred, released, or moved to state, federal, or immigration custody, a county booking photo may not be the public record that answers the current-location question.
The Conecuh County Public Safety app was found in Apple and Google Play listings, but the desktop research pass did not verify an app-only inmate roster, mugshot gallery, warrant list, or booking-photo tool. Treat the app only as a public-safety app, not as a confirmed mugshot source, until a device check confirms the available features.
Request Conecuh County Booking Photos
The records-first method is direct and narrow. Ask for the booking photograph and booking sheet for a named person, not for a broad “mugshot search.” Give the full legal name, date of birth or age, approximate booking date, and arresting agency if known. Narrow requests are easier for a jail records custodian to route and easier to redact if only part of the record is releasable.
- Call Conecuh County Jail or the sheriff’s office at 251-578-1260 and ask whether the person was booked locally.
- Ask whether the booking photograph is releasable and whether the request must be made in person, by mail, or another format.
- Submit a written public-records request to Conecuh County Sheriff’s Office, 104 Liberty Street, Evergreen, AL 36401, unless staff gives a different address.
- Identify the person by full legal name, date of birth or age, arrest date, and arresting agency.
- Ask for the booking photograph and booking sheet, and request that any releasable public portions be provided if a portion is withheld.
- Use ADOC, BOP, ICE, or VINELink when the person is no longer in Conecuh County Jail custody.
Sample wording can stay simple: “Please provide the booking photograph and booking sheet for [full name], booked on or about [date], arrested by [agency if known]. If any portion is withheld, please identify the basis for withholding and release segregable public portions.”
Conecuh County Mugshot Fields
A public Conecuh County inmate profile could not be inspected because no official online roster was found. The safest way to describe a booking photo is as an intake identification image taken during booking. Some jails take front-facing and side-profile images, but Conecuh’s public display was not available for inspection, so photo angles, image count, and online retention should not be stated as fact.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Booking photograph | An intake identification image if taken and releasable through the sheriff’s records process. |
| Name and aliases | The person’s booking name and any releasable alias information. |
| Booking date and time | When the person entered jail intake. |
| Arresting agency | The agency that brought the person to Conecuh County Jail or local custody. |
| Charges | Initial arrest or booking charges, which may later differ from formal court charges. |
| Bond or hold status | Whether bond is set, whether a hold exists, or whether a detainer may affect release. |
| Release or transfer status | Whether the person is still in custody, released, transferred, or held for another agency. |
For court charge outcomes, use the Alabama court system rather than treating a booking photo as proof of conviction. A mugshot only documents a booking event.
Conecuh County Mugshot Law
Alabama’s broad public-records rule supports inspection and copying of public writings, but no located Alabama statute requires Conecuh County to post every booking photo online. Access can also depend on exceptions, redactions, juvenile confidentiality, active investigations, medical or safety concerns, court orders, and expungement. Booking-photo requests should be made to the sheriff because Alabama law places county jail custody with the sheriff unless law provides otherwise.
Key Statutes:
Alabama Code § 36-12-40 gives citizens a general right to inspect and copy public writings, subject to legal exceptions.
Alabama Code § 14-6-1 places custody and charge of the county jail and prisoners with the sheriff unless law provides otherwise.
Alabama Code § 15-27-9 matters after expungement because covered agencies must follow the court order for qualifying records.
Conecuh County Photo Retention
No Conecuh County online mugshot retention policy was located because no official online gallery was found. Do not assume that a photo stays public for a fixed number of days, disappears after release, remains in a historical archive, or appears in a daily booking report. Those facts require a current sheriff policy or a live official roster. For official records, retention and release are handled through agency records rules and any court orders that apply.
What is and isn't public: A booking photo may be part of a jail record, but the county did not publish a verified online mugshot feed. Juvenile records, expunged records, active-investigation material, and private medical or safety details may be restricted or redacted.
Conecuh County Records Request
Send booking-photo and booking-sheet requests to the Conecuh County Sheriff’s Office at the Liberty Street address unless staff gives a different route by phone. No official online sheriff records form, email address, copy-fee schedule, ID requirement, or posted processing time was located. The sheriff audit references report fees as a Law Enforcement Fund receipt source, but it does not give a current fee list for booking photographs or jail records.
| Request Detail | Use It For |
|---|---|
| Full legal name | Identifies the person booked. |
| Date of birth or age | Helps separate similar names. |
| Arrest or booking date | Helps staff locate the right intake event. |
| Arresting agency | Helps route sheriff, municipal, state, or other-agency bookings. |
| Specific record requested | Ask for the booking photograph, booking sheet, charge list, bond record, or release status. |
Note: If staff says the person is still in intake, call back after booking is complete before making a document request.
Conecuh County Mugshot Removal
The formal Alabama route for limiting access to qualifying arrest and case records is expungement, not a paid removal request to a private publisher. Alabama Code 15-27-9 is the key statute from the research file for agency duties after an expungement order. If a Conecuh County arrest record is dismissed, resolved in an eligible way, or otherwise qualifies, the person should use the court expungement process and then provide the order to the agencies that hold covered records.
Expungement does not mean every public reference vanishes at once. Agencies must process the order, and records outside the order may have separate rules. Juvenile records are also restricted in many situations under Alabama Code 12-15-133. For charge status, dismissal, sealing, and expungement context, use Conecuh County court records and the clerk rather than a mugshot listing.
State and Federal Photos
A person arrested in Conecuh County may later move out of local jail custody. If convicted and sentenced to state prison, the person should be searched through the ADOC inmate search. ADOC is for sentenced state prisoners, not new Conecuh County jail bookings, and the ADOC page notes that Youthful Offender Act inmates are not included in inmate search or population totals.
Federal and immigration systems work differently. The BOP inmate locator is for federal sentenced prisoners and is not a county mugshot gallery. U.S. Marshals pre-trial custody is often routed through federal court, district office, or attorney channels. The ICE Online Detainee Locator is a detainee-location tool and is not a booking-photo source. A federal or ICE detainer can affect release from the county jail, but the photo request still begins with the jail if the booking happened locally.