Perry County Mugshots Lookup

Perry County mugshots and arrest records are maintained by the Perry County Sheriff's Office in Marion, Alabama. This rural central Alabama county has about 8,900 residents, making it one of the smaller counties in the state. The sheriff operates the county jail and handles all bookings. Marion serves as the county seat. Perry County jail records are public under Alabama law.

Perry County Sheriff's Office

The Perry County Sheriff's Office keeps all jail and arrest records for the county. Sheriff Roy Fikes runs the office. The office is located in Marion, the county seat.

You can reach the sheriff's office by phone at (334) 683-6534. The office handles questions about inmates, bonds, and visitation. Standard business hours apply Monday through Friday.

Perry County is a small rural county where the sheriff's office provides most law enforcement. They handle patrols, investigations, warrants, and jail operations for the entire county.

How to Find Perry County Arrest Records

Perry County provides inmate information through their sheriff's office. Contact them directly for current roster details or questions about someone in custody.

To find mugshots in Perry County, try these options:

• Call the sheriff's office at (334) 683-6534
• Visit the office in Marion during business hours
• Submit a written open records request
• Use VINELink to check inmate custody status
• Check local news for arrest reports

Have the person's full name ready when you call. A date of birth helps narrow results for common names. Staff can confirm custody status and bond amounts.

Perry County is part of the 4th Judicial Circuit along with Bibb, Dallas, Hale, and Wilcox counties. This is one of the larger circuits in Alabama, covering five counties.

Perry County Jail

The Perry County Jail is in Marion near the courthouse. This small facility holds inmates awaiting trial and those with short sentences. All arrests in the county get processed here.

The jail offers basic services for inmates including meals, medical care when needed, and phone access. Visitation is available on scheduled days. Call ahead for the current schedule.

Bond amounts depend on charges. Misdemeanors typically have set bond amounts. Felony bonds are set by a judge at the initial appearance. Bail bondsmen in the area can help with posting bond.

Due to the small population, Perry County has a limited jail capacity. Some inmates may be housed in neighboring county facilities through agreements. Call to confirm where someone is being held.

Are Perry County Mugshots Public

Yes. Mugshots in Perry County are public records. Alabama Code Section 36-12-40 gives citizens the right to access public records. This includes arrest records and booking photos.

Alabama Code Section 36-22-8 requires the sheriff to maintain a public record of inmates. This record must include names, charges, and booking dates. Anyone can view it during office hours.

Some records have restrictions. Juvenile records are not public. Sealed or expunged records are unavailable. For a certified copy of an arrest record, ask about fees at the sheriff's office.

An arrest does not mean a conviction. Check court records on Alacourt Access to see case outcomes.

Perry County Court Records

Perry County is part of the 4th Judicial Circuit. Court records are different from jail records. The jail shows arrests while the court shows the legal process afterward.

You can search Perry County court records on Alacourt Access. Each name search costs $9.99. This shows case filings, charges, pleas, and verdicts.

The Perry County Courthouse is in Marion. Visit the court clerk to request case files or certified documents. The clerk's office keeps records of all cases filed in the county.

The 4th Circuit covers Perry, Bibb, Dallas, Hale, and Wilcox counties. Judges rotate between these counties to hear cases.

Cities in Perry County

Perry County is mostly rural with very small towns. All arrests go to the county jail. Mugshots appear on the county roster.

Marion is the county seat and largest town with around 3,200 residents. Other small communities include Uniontown and Sprott. None meet the population threshold for individual city pages. All arrest records are through the Perry County Sheriff's Office.

Most law enforcement in Perry County is handled by the sheriff's office since the towns are small. Marion has a small police force for the city limits.

Nearby Counties

If you cannot find someone on the Perry County roster, check nearby counties. They may have been arrested elsewhere.

Search Perry County Records

Use the search tool below to find mugshots and arrest records in Perry County, Alabama.