Lookup Cleburne County Inmate Records

Cleburne County Jail Roster Records

The Cleburne County Sheriff's Office inmate roster is the official public list for current jail custody. It is free, has no login, and is published on the sheriff's roster site. At research inspection, the roster carried a visible last-updated timestamp and displayed rows sorted by booking date in the viewed table. The system uses DataTables, which means users can search within the displayed table and sort columns rather than starting with a separate booking-number form.

The roster covers current Cleburne County Jail custody. It can include people arrested by the sheriff, Heflin Police Department, Ranburne Police Department, state officers, or another agency once they are booked into the county jail. It also can include people held on warrants, failures to appear, municipal-prisoner custody, or short local sentences. Released inmates, sentenced state prisoners, federal inmates, and immigration detainees require different access channels.

When the roster does not show a person, the next step depends on the reason. A new booking may not be visible yet. A name may be spelled differently. The person may have bonded out, moved to ADOC after sentencing, been held by federal authorities, or never entered Cleburne County Jail. The jail phone line and the correct state or federal locator help narrow that gap.

Use the Cleburne County Inmate Roster

The roster is easiest to use when the full legal name is known, but it does not require a booking number before results appear. The table is already visible. Use the search box, sort by Last or First, or sort by Booking Date to review recent custody entries. If a row appears to match, open it rather than relying only on the table row, because the detail page is where charges and bond text appear.

1. Open the official sheriff roster and check the last-updated timestamp before searching.
2. Search or sort the table by name, booking date, sex, race, height, or weight.
3. Click the row for the possible match to open the inmate detail page.
4. Review the booking photo, demographic fields, booked date, charges, and bond text.
5. Use the Back to Roster button if the profile is not the correct person.
6. Call the jail at 256-463-7336 if spelling, release, transfer, or custody status is uncertain.

Cleburne County Roster Search Fields

Cleburne County does not present the roster as a traditional search form with required last-name, first-name, booking-number, or date fields. The public page displays a roster table. DataTables provides the table search and sort behavior in the browser, so the practical "fields" are the visible columns and the client-side search box.

The screenshot from the official Cleburne County Sheriff's Office roster shows the live roster table format, including the last-updated line, photo column, names, demographics, and booking dates.

The table layout is why users should scan and sort, not look for a hidden booking-number form that the inspected roster did not provide.

Cleburne County Inmate Profile Fields

A roster row opens a public inmate profile. The inspected sample detail page used a large booking photo beside name and demographic data, then listed the booked date and charges. Bond status or amount text appears inline after each charge line. In the inspected sample, the listed failure-to-appear charges were followed by "No Bond."

The profile is not a complete court file. It does not show a court case number, court date, warrant number, arresting agency, booking number, housing unit, statute code, projected release date, or home address in the inspected sample. That gap is normal for this county's public jail roster. Formal charge status and final disposition should be checked with the court records system, not inferred from the roster alone.

Cleburne County Custody Lookup Channels

A complete inmate records search should follow the person's custody status. County jail records are local and current. State prison records are statewide and apply after sentencing and transfer. Federal and immigration records are separate systems. VINELink is a notification and custody-status tool, not a replacement for the jail roster or court docket.

No official Cleburne County, Alabama sheriff mobile app was located during research. Results for Cleburne County, Arkansas were excluded because they refer to a different state and sheriff's office.

Cleburne County Jail Facility Contact

Cleburne County has one official county detention facility in the facility map. It is the sheriff-operated Cleburne County Jail in Heflin. The sheriff page, roster contact page, and jail information sheet all route jail, inmate, mail, visitation, commissary, and bond questions to that jail. No separate municipal jail roster for Heflin or Ranburne was found in official Alabama sources.

For county Commission records, the public-records form is submitted in person at the Cleburne County Public Safety and Administration Center, 6751 Highway 78, Heflin, AL 36264, and requires Alabama residency proof. For court records, use the Circuit Clerk and Alabama court access tools. For jail booking records, start with the sheriff's office or jail before assuming the county Commission form is the only route.

Cleburne County Booking Records Process

Booking is the jail intake event that creates the public custody record. A person arrested by the sheriff, Heflin police, Ranburne police, a state trooper, or another agency may be transported to Cleburne County Jail if local custody is required. The jail record then begins with a booking entry, photo, descriptors, and a public profile when published.

Alabama criminal procedure connects booking to court review. Rule 4.3 addresses procedure after arrest, including probable cause, complaint service, and release options. Rule 4.4 covers the initial appearance, where the judge addresses true name and address, charges, counsel rights, right to remain silent, and release conditions. Rule 7.1 defines bond terms such as personal recognizance, appearance bond, secured appearance bond, security, and surety.

Booking

The jail intake event where a person is recorded into custody.

Initial appearance

The first judicial appearance after arrest, where rights and release conditions are addressed.

No bond

A charge or hold status showing no release bond is available at that point.

Detainer or hold

A request or legal hold from another authority that can prevent release.

Cleburne County Visitation Schedule

Cleburne County visitation is organized by pod. The official roster contact page and jail information sheet list Saturday and Sunday visit periods, with B Pod identified as women. Due to space limits, only two visitors per visit period are allowed. The source does not publish a full dress code, ID rule, child visitor rule, approval process, or video visit schedule, so visitors should call the jail before travel.

Note: The official D Pod time appears unusual, so confirm the schedule with the jail before planning a visit.

Cleburne County Inmate Mail and Phone

Jail mail must use the inmate's name and the jail mailing address. The official new-inmate sheet says postcards only and no envelopes because of safety and security. The roster contact page prints a different ZIP code from the county sheriff page and PDF. The safer public instruction is to use the county/PDF ZIP and confirm the mailing address with the jail before sending time-sensitive mail.

Inmate phone service is listed through Combined Public Communications and InmateSales, with CPC customer service at 1-702-829-3001. The jail sheet does not publish call rates or a local video-visit schedule in the research file. Because phone access and account rules can change by vendor contract, verify account setup on the official vendor page or with the jail.

Cleburne County Commissary and Bond

Commissary deposits can be made with cash at the jail visitation kiosk or online through InmateCanteen. The jail sheet says funds are deposited with the "give a gift" option, gives tech support at 706-298-4974, and states that money orders are no longer accepted. Additional items such as snacks, pens, paper, stamps, soaps, shampoos, and similar items can be purchased from commissary by the inmate.

Bond information may appear beside each charge on the inmate detail page. Property bonds have local steps: get a property sheet from the Revenue Commissioner's Office at the courthouse, obtain sheriff approval, have all listed property-sheet individuals sign, and provide a mandatory $35 money order payable to the Cleburne County Circuit Clerk. The jail information sheet also lists approved bonding agents. Always confirm active holds and "No Bond" entries before paying a bondsman or beginning a property bond.