Search Perry County Recent Bookings

Perry County recent bookings are managed by the sheriff's office in Marion. This small rural county has about 8,900 residents. The sheriff runs the county jail and keeps all booking records. Perry County offers a limited online inmate list on their website. You can also call or visit in person for booking info. This guide explains how to find recent bookings in Perry County.

Perry County Sheriff's Office

The Perry County Sheriff's Office handles all booking records for the county. The jail is in Marion, the county seat. Staff book inmates and log all arrest data. The sheriff keeps records as required by state law.

Perry County is one of Alabama's smaller counties. The jail serves the entire county. City police in Marion make arrests but bring people to the county jail. The sheriff's office handles all booking tasks from there.

How to Search Perry County Bookings Online

Perry County has a limited online inmate list. The sheriff's website shows some current inmates. The list may not be as detailed as larger counties. It does give basic info on who is in jail.

Go to the Perry County Sheriff website. Look for the inmate list page. The list shows names and some booking data. For more details, you may need to call. The site is basic but helpful.

To search Perry County recent bookings, you will need:

• Full name of the person
• Date of birth if known
• Approximate arrest date helps

Direct link: Perry County Inmate List

The list may not update as often as bigger counties. If you need current info, call the jail. Staff can check records by phone. They can tell you if someone is in custody.

Perry County Booking Record Fees

Viewing Perry County jail records is free. The online list costs nothing. You can view names and basic data at no charge. Alabama law says these records must be open.

Getting copies may have a small fee. Here are typical costs:

• Online inmate list: Free
• Copy of booking record: $0.50 to $1.00 per page
• Background check via ALEA: $25.00
• Court record search: $9.99 via Alacourt

Call (334) 683-2210 to confirm fees before you visit.

How to Request Records in Perry County

You can get Perry County booking records a few ways. Choose the method that fits your needs.

In person is a good option. Go to 1806 Washington Street in Marion. Bring valid ID. Ask for the records you need. Staff can search files and make copies. The office is open weekdays.

By phone works for quick checks. Call (334) 683-2210. Staff can confirm if someone is in custody. They can tell you charges and bond info. Have the full name ready when you call.

By mail, you can write to the sheriff's office. Include the person's full name. Add their date of birth if you have it. Include a check for any copy fees. Add a stamped return envelope.

Online access is limited. The inmate list page shows basic data. For older records or detailed info, use phone or in-person methods.

Perry County and Its Rural Character

Perry County is one of Alabama's most rural counties. The population is under 9,000 people. Marion serves as both county seat and largest town. The county has a small but dedicated sheriff's office.

The jail is small compared to urban counties. It serves local needs. Most bookings are for minor crimes. Serious cases may transfer to larger facilities. The staff knows the community well.

Marion has historical importance. It is home to Judson College, one of the oldest women's colleges in the country. The town has deep roots in Alabama history. Civil rights leaders came from this area.

The sheriff's office works closely with state police. Alabama Law Enforcement Agency helps with major cases. ALEA troopers patrol rural highways. This teamwork keeps the county safe.

Note: Perry County's small size means personal service. Staff often know who is in jail. A phone call usually gets quick answers.

Alabama Booking Records Laws

Alabama law makes jail records public. Code of Alabama Section 36-22-8 requires sheriffs to keep a record book of all prisoners. This book must be open for public inspection.

Section 36-22-13 says these records must be available free of charge. You do not need a reason to view them. Anyone can ask to see jail logs during office hours.

The Alabama Open Records Act also protects your right to access. You can request copies of booking records in writing. The sheriff must respond in a reasonable time.

Search Perry County Jail Roster

Use the search tool below to find recent bookings and inmate information in Perry County.

Cities in Perry County

Perry County has a few small towns. Marion is the largest. All city arrests go to the county jail for booking.

Towns in Perry County include Marion, Uniontown, and Hamburg. None of these cities have their own jail facilities. The Perry County Sheriff handles all booking and detention.

Nearby Counties

These counties border Perry County. Check the right county if you are near a border.