Conecuh County, Alabama Inmate Search

To find whether someone is currently held in Conecuh County, the Conecuh County Sheriff’s Office maintains the jail register — Alabama law requires it to be open to public inspection. No confirmed online booking roster is publicly accessible for Conecuh County at this time; the fastest path is calling the Sheriff’s Office directly. The Conecuh County Courthouse is located at 111 Court St, Evergreen, Alabama 36401, and the Sheriff’s Office is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Looking for someone booked tonight? See Conecuh booking contacts for phone-first contact info.

Searching the Conecuh County jail roster

Conecuh County does not publish a live online booking roster at this time. The Sheriff’s Office — which holds legal custody of all county jail inmates under Alabama law — is the authoritative source for current custody status. Call the Sheriff’s Office during business hours (Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM) to ask whether a named individual is in custody. Parking at the facility is easy, with additional spaces available across the street if you need to visit in person.

When you call, have the person’s full legal name ready. Ask the deputy to search by last name and, if there are common-name conflicts, provide a date of birth to narrow the result. If you are trying to confirm a booking within a specific date window — for example, whether someone was booked between two particular dates — ask the deputy to filter by booking date range. Alabama law makes the jail register a public record, so a deputy can confirm whether a named person appears on the register and provide basic booking information.

1. Call the Conecuh County Sheriff’s Office — see Sources for the confirmed number.
2. Give the full legal name and, if needed, date of birth.
3. Request a date-range filter if you need to confirm a booking within a specific period.
4. Ask for the charge description and current housing location if the person is confirmed in custody.

For court case records tied to a booking — charges filed, case numbers, hearing dates — the Thirty-Fifth Circuit Court Clerk’s office in Evergreen handles Conecuh County criminal case records. The Courthouse is open 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday; morning visits around 10:00 AM tend to have shorter wait times. The court typically accepts cash, money orders, or cashier’s checks for any fees.

What the roster does (and doesn’t) show

Juvenile detainees are not included in any public jail register in Alabama — their records are sealed by statute. Federal detainees held under a contract with the county may also be absent from the local register; federal custody is tracked separately through the U.S. Bureau of Prisons, not through county systems. Sealed or expunged records will not appear regardless of how recently the underlying case occurred.

Even for adults with no sealing order, the register reflects only people currently in the physical custody of the Conecuh County Sheriff. Someone who was booked and then released on bond, released on recognizance, or transferred to another facility will no longer appear as an active inmate. Alabama uses money bail with judicial discretion; a judge may also release a person on their own recognizance, or — for a defined list of violent offenses — deny bail entirely after a hearing. A name absent from the register does not mean the person was never booked.

A new booking can take time to appear in any official record, which matters most when the arrest happened recently.

If your person was just booked tonight

Call the Conecuh County Sheriff’s Office — see Sources for the confirmed number — as your fastest path to confirm custody tonight. That’s a hard situation to be in, and the phone call is the right move right now.

When a deputy answers, ask three specific questions: Is this person currently in custody? What charges are listed? Where exactly are they being held? It’s a long night, but those three answers give you what you need to plan the next steps. Write down the booking number if the deputy provides one — you’ll need it for the Clerk’s office in the morning.

Bond is not set by the Sheriff’s Office. Alabama judges decide bail at a first appearance before the court — calling tonight confirms when that hearing is scheduled, not what the bond amount will be. That’s frustrating but normal; the amount isn’t knowable until the judge rules. If you need a licensed bondsman, the Alabama Professional Bail Bond Board maintains a list of licensed bondsmen in the state.

Visitation is not available on the night of booking. That part is the hard part — you cannot see them tonight. Visitation scheduling at the Conecuh County jail begins the following day; call the Sheriff’s Office in the morning to confirm current visitation hours and any ID requirements before you make the trip. The Courthouse at 111 Court St, Evergreen, is open from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM on weekdays if you need to speak with the Circuit Clerk about case filings. If you need an attorney, the Alabama State Bar Lawyer Referral Service can connect you with counsel, and the Alabama indigent defense locator covers public defender eligibility.

If your person isn’t on the Conecuh County roster

A name missing from the Conecuh County jail register most often means the booking record hasn’t yet been entered — a new arrest can take time to appear in any official system. That said, there are other reasons a person may not show up locally.

• Transferred to state prison: If the person is serving a sentence rather than awaiting trial, they may be in Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) custody. Search the ADOC inmate lookup at Alabama Department of Corrections inmate search.
• Released: Bond may have been posted, or the person may have been released on recognizance before you checked.
• Held in a neighboring county: If the arrest occurred near a county line or involved another jurisdiction, the person may be booked in Escambia, Monroe, Butler, Crenshaw, or Covington County.
• Federal custody: Federal charges route through the U.S. Marshals Service, not county jails. The local roster will never show a federal detainee.
• Victim notification: If you are a victim seeking custody status alerts, Alabama runs its own state notification system through the Attorney General’s office — register at Vinelink or contact the AG’s office directly. (Alabama left the national VINE network in 2024; do not use old AlaVINE numbers.)

A multi-state search may help surface custody records across jurisdictions that the Conecuh County roster cannot reach — see the section below.

If you can’t find them in Conecuh County

A nationwide records search may help when the person could be held in another county, another state, or a federal facility that local rosters never display. The tool below is designed to search across multiple jurisdictions and may surface custody records that a single county check would miss.

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Related Conecuh County resources

Conecuh County arrest records ·
Conecuh County warrant search

Nearby counties — inmate search:
Escambia County inmate search ·
Monroe County inmate search ·
Butler County inmate search ·
Covington County inmate search

Sources

Sources used for this page, verified 2026-10-06:

• Thirty-Fifth Circuit Court of Alabama — Conecuh County Circuit Clerk (court records and case search)
• Conecuh County — Thirty-Fifth Circuit Court, Detention Center page (jail/detention reference)
• Conecuh County Circuit Court — commissary and garnishment information
• Alabama Department of Corrections inmate search (state prison lookup)
• the statewide court records portal (paid per-search service)
• Alabama Professional Bail Bond Board (licensed bondsmen)
• Alabama Sheriff’s Association (visitation and jail policy reference)
• Conecuh County — Alabama Secretary of State (county contact reference)

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