No Perry County Jail Roster
No official web-based Perry County jail roster was found on the county pages reviewed. The Sheriff's Office page does not show a booking list, charge list, bond list, or inmate-search link. That absence matters. A person recently arrested in Marion, Uniontown, or an unincorporated part of Perry County may be held locally but will not necessarily appear in the Alabama Department of Corrections search.
The verified county route is to call Perry County Jail or the Sheriff's Office at (334) 683-6534. Current custody and booking questions can also be taken in person to the jail at 202 Pickens Street in Marion. Sheriff Roy Fikes leads the county's primary law-enforcement agency. A mailed records inquiry uses the Sheriff's Office address, P.O. Box 157, Marion, AL 36756.
Important: Perry County has not published its jail capacity, online roster, or sample inmate profile on the official county pages reviewed.
Find a Perry County Inmate
Use a custody-first process. County detention and state-prison custody are separate, and a court case result does not prove where a person is housed. Keep the person's full name and, if known, arrest date or agency ready when calling. Jail staff determine what information can be released.
- Call Perry County Jail at (334) 683-6534 for current local custody or booking questions.
- If county staff say the person entered state custody, open the official ADOC inmate search.
- Use the identifying values the ADOC search accepts and compare details carefully. The public crawl did not expose every exact field label.
- If the person is absent, remember that ADOC covers current state inmates, not county detainees or online historical custody.
- For a public booking record not posted online, ask the Sheriff's Office about its records-request process.
A search result should be confirmed through the agency that holds the person. Similar names and changes in custody can cause mistakes.
Perry County Inmate Search Fields
The official research found only a partial public inventory for ADOC. It did not find county roster fields. The state search supports identifying values such as an Alabama Institutional Serial number or a name, but exact live labels should be read on the current form before entering data.
| Search Source | Field Evidence | Required | Limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Perry County Jail | No public web form found | Not applicable | Call or visit for current custody |
| ADOC inmate search | AIS number or name identified as typical search values | Not specified in public crawl | Current state inmates only |
| ALEA registry | Public registry search; exact labels not captured | Not specified | Registration status, not current custody |
See the official ADOC inmate search source for Perry County state-prison inquiries.
The state search is a useful fallback, but it is not the missing Perry County jail roster.
Perry County Inmate Profile Limits
No official county inmate profile was available for inspection. Perry County therefore does not provide a verified public field inventory for mugshots, booking numbers, booking dates, charges, bonds, housing units, court dates, or projected release dates. Those common labels must not be presented as county facts.
| Field Question | Verified Perry County Answer |
|---|---|
| Current county custody | Ask Perry County Jail by phone or in person |
| Booking and charge details | No county-hosted profile or field list was found |
| Bond and court date | Confirm through the jail and the court holding the case |
| State-prison custody | Use ADOC for currently incarcerated state inmates |
| Historical state custody | ADOC states that historical data is not available online |
| Youthful Offender record | ADOC says Youthful Offenders are excluded from its search |
This limitation protects readers from mistaking a generic profile layout for a real Perry County record.
Perry County Jail Contact
The county facility directory identifies one local jail. It publishes the street address and phone, but no capacity or public hours. The same phone appears on the Sheriff's Office page, which lists a separate mailing address.
Perry County Jail
202 Pickens St.
Marion, AL 36756
(334) 683-6534
Public hours and capacity were not published.
Call before traveling. County pages did not publish an entrance procedure, property-release process, or custody-counter schedule.
The county facility directory does not state a bed count or rated capacity. It also does not identify a second county detention facility. The safest description is therefore one verified Perry County Jail contact, with no capacity claim. State prisons and federal detention sites should not be added to the county facility list because they are different agencies and custody systems.
Perry County Booking Records
A booking record and an inmate custody check answer related but different questions. Custody asks whether the jail holds a person now. A booking record concerns an arrest intake and may remain relevant after release or transfer. Perry County did not post a public booking archive, historical jail log, sample profile, or retention period in the official sources reviewed.
For booking information that is not online, contact the Sheriff's Office and ask what can be requested, which identifiers are needed, and whether the record has restrictions. The verified mailing contact is Perry County Sheriff's Office, P.O. Box 157, Marion, Alabama 36756. The research did not locate a county-specific online request form, email address, copy fee, or response schedule, so those details should be confirmed by phone.
A charge shown in a booking record is an allegation, not a conviction. A court record may later show amended charges, dismissal, plea, trial outcome, sentence, or costs. Current jail custody may also end through release, bond, transfer, or state reception without erasing the underlying case record.
ADOC Perry County Custody Search
ADOC covers people currently incarcerated in the Alabama state prison system. It is the right source after a person has been sentenced and received into state custody. It is not a source for all arrests, all Perry County bookings, or former inmates. ADOC expressly says historical data is not available online, and its home page says people sentenced as Youthful Offenders are not included.
Review the Alabama Department of Corrections homepage and its inmate-search limits.
The official ADOC source helps separate state custody from a local Perry County booking.
When an online state search does not resolve a records question, ADOC lists a public records coordinator contact. The coordinator is for department records, not Perry County jail operations.
Use the ADOC contact page for state inmate public-record questions.
That contact offers a state-agency fallback when the current-inmate database cannot supply the needed ADOC record.
Perry County Sheriff App
An Apple store listing exists for the Perry County Sheriff's Office app. The store description supports crime reporting, tips, public-safety information, and other interactive features. Search snippets from sheriff social posts also mention current inmates, weather alerts, road and traffic updates, tips, and applications.
The county Sheriff's web page did not link a roster, and the app's current inmate screens were not inspected. It is therefore fair to describe the app as a possible mobile access channel, but not as a confirmed complete or app-only Perry County roster. Users should verify any app display with jail staff. The Perry County Circuit Clerk app is different. Its listing focuses on daily court schedules and jury information, not jail custody.
App store listings can change, and an advertised feature may be moved or removed. Check the publisher and current listing before installing. Do not submit private identifying or payment information to a similarly named app. Even when the app displays current inmates, the jail phone remains the official fallback for release, transfer, or booking questions that may have changed since the last update.
Perry County Visitation Schedule
Perry County does not publish a county-hosted visitation schedule in the official pages reviewed. No official video-visit vendor, attorney-visit hours, holiday rules, dress code, or online scheduler was found. This does not mean visits are unavailable. It means the current rule must be obtained from the jail.
| Visitation Question | Published Answer | Official Fallback |
|---|---|---|
| Days and hours | Not published | Call (334) 683-6534 |
| In-person or video | Not published | Ask jail staff before scheduling |
| Visitor identification | Not published | Confirm required ID with the jail |
| Attorney visits | Not published | Arrange through the jail |
Do not copy a schedule from another Alabama county. Jail rules and vendors can differ by facility and can change.
Before a planned visit, ask jail staff about the visitor's approved status, identification, age limits for minors, arrival time, allowed property, and whether a visit must be booked. None of those rules was published in the reviewed county sources. A phone confirmation close to the visit can also catch a schedule change, court transport, or facility restriction that an old third-party page would miss.
Perry County Inmate Mail
The county sources did not identify an inmate mail format, mail-scanning company, commissary vendor, deposit service, phone provider, tablet provider, or transaction fees. Families should call the jail before sending mail or money. Ask for the exact recipient format, approved payment method, current vendor, item limits, and whether a booking number is needed.
Use the verified Perry County Jail listing for 202 Pickens Street only as the jail street address. Do not assume that it is the correct inmate-mail address. Sheriff Roy Fikes’s Sheriff’s Office page provides the county agency channel, not a personal-mail format. Court-status questions instead go to Circuit Clerk Mia Jacobs-Turner at the Perry County Courthouse. A vendor named on an unofficial directory should not receive funds until jail staff confirms it.
Ask the jail whether funds may be sent in person, online, by phone, or by mail, and request the exact name of the current vendor before paying. Also confirm deposit limits, refunds, identification rules, and fees. For mail, verify whether the jail accepts letters, photographs, books, legal mail, or packages and how the inmate's name must appear. Perry County published none of those details, so a generic Alabama jail rule would be unreliable.
Registry Is Not Inmate Custody
The ALEA sex offender registry concerns people subject to registration and public dissemination rules. It is not a jail roster. ALEA notes that some offenders are not available for public dissemination because of juvenile, Youthful Offender Act, or out-of-state status. Local law enforcement registers offenders and sends data to the state repository.
Likewise, a court case can show an alleged charge or case action without proving current custody. For the arrest-to-charge pathway, use Perry County arrest records and court charges. For present location, confirm with the jail or ADOC.
Note: County custody, state custody, registry status, and a pending court case are four distinct records and should be checked through their own official channels.