Barbour County Jail Roster
The county-linked roster identifies itself as the Barbour County Sheriff's Office inmate roster. The Alabama Secretary of State county lookup identifies Tyrone Smith as Barbour County sheriff. Captured public text shows a browse-style list of current jail entries. Each visible Barbour County inmate entry used a name heading, booking number, booking date and time, and one or more charge lines. The research did not capture a public search box, mugshot display, bond field, date of birth, age, physical description, housing unit, court date, arresting agency, release date, or warrant number.
That limited field set makes the roster useful for a first check, but not complete enough for decisions about visits, mail, payment, court deadlines, or release planning. If a Barbour County inmate record must be current for a court appearance or family contact, call the Sheriff's Office at 334-775-3434. The official county Road and Bridge page corroborates that sheriff phone number for after-hours county contact, while the research did not verify a public sheriff street address from an official captured source.
The county roster source is shown in the manifest image from the Barbour County inmate roster.
The roster image supports the main local lookup path for Barbour County inmate records, but the source still needs direct verification for facts not displayed in the captured public text.
Use Barbour County Inmate Search
The Barbour roster is best treated as a current-custody browse list. The captured view did not show a first-name, last-name, or booking-number search form, so users may need to browse the public list or use the browser's find tool on the page. Spelling matters because names appear as roster headings, often in uppercase last-name-first format.
- Open the county roster and confirm it identifies itself as the Barbour County Sheriff's Office inmate roster.
- Scan the roster by name, or use browser find if the public page does not show a search box.
- Compare the visible booking number, booking date, and charge lines to the person being checked.
- Call the Sheriff's Office when bond, release, visitation, mail, or court-date facts are needed.
- Use ADOC only when the person is in state-prison custody rather than county jail custody.
County jail roster entries may change quickly after release, transfer, bond posting, or a court order. A visible Barbour County inmate listing is a useful lead, not a certified jail record.
Barbour County Roster Fields
The captured Barbour County inmate roster did not provide a normal search-field interface. Its useful fields appear in each result row or listing. That means the search-field table is really a public-view inventory of what can be used to identify the correct person.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Home | Navigation link | N/A | Roster page appears as a browse list. |
| Search field | Not visible in captured text | N/A | No public input box was captured. |
| Inmate name | Roster heading | N/A | Names appear as headings, often last name first. |
| Booking # | Result field | N/A | Numeric booking number shown in each visible entry. |
| Booking Date | Result field | N/A | Date and time stamp shown in the roster. |
| Charge | Result field | N/A | Repeated charge lines can appear under one booking. |
Barbour County Inmate Profile
The visible Barbour County inmate profile information is narrow. It supports identity and charge checks, but it does not replace the Sheriff's Office for release status, bond, housing, mail, or visit rules. The absence of a public field in the captured text should not be read as proof that the jail lacks that information internally.
| Field | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Name | Uppercase roster heading, often formatted as last name, first name, middle name or initial. |
| Booking Number | Numeric booking identifier, such as a number in the 7000s in captured entries. |
| Booking Date | Date and time the booking was listed in the roster view. |
| Charges | One or more charge lines, including failure to appear, probation violation, violence, property, drug, or other offenses when listed. |
| Mugshot | Not shown in captured public text. |
| Bond Amount | Not shown in captured public text. |
| Court Date | Not shown in captured public text. |
| Housing or Release | Not shown in captured public text. |
Note: Booking charges are not the same as convictions; the court case file controls pleas, dispositions, and sentences.
Barbour County Jail Contact
The research confirms a public county roster and a sheriff phone fallback, but it does not confirm an official jail street address, jail hours, facility capacity, or public visitation counter schedule from captured official sources. The Barbour County departments page links to a sheriff website, but that site could not be safely opened during research. Because the instruction is to avoid unofficial aggregators, the contact block below keeps the unverified fields plainly marked.
Barbour County Jail / Sheriff's Office
Public street address not verified in captured official sources.
Barbour County, Alabama
334-775-3434
Call first for roster, release, visitation, mail, and jail-service instructions.
The official jail lookup is separate from court records held by Circuit Clerk Paige Q. Smith at the Barbour County Courthouse court offices in Clayton and Eufaula. When a booking charge becomes a filed case, the resulting case activity belongs in the county court file and may be checked through the clerk or Alacourt.
Alabama State Inmate Records
ADOC custody is not the same as Barbour County jail custody. The Alabama Department of Corrections inmate search is for currently incarcerated state inmates, and ADOC states that historical data is not available online. ADOC also excludes inmates sentenced as Youthful Offenders from that public search. This distinction matters when a person was booked in Barbour County but later moved into a state prison after conviction or sentence.
The manifest image from the ADOC inmate search shows the statewide custody channel.
The ADOC search image reinforces that state-prison lookup is a separate step after county jail or court processing.
For state-prison public-record questions, ADOC lists public.records@doc.alabama.gov and (334) 353-3883. That state contact is not a Barbour County jail records desk, but it is the official route for ADOC records questions.
The ADOC public-record contact source is also included in the manifest from the ADOC contact page.
The public-record contact image belongs with state custody because county jail staff cannot supply ADOC-only records.
Barbour County Jail Visits
Official Barbour County jail visitation, mail, commissary, phone, tablet, and money-deposit rules were not located in captured official sources. The public roster does not publish those rules in the captured view. Before visiting or mailing anything, call 334-775-3434 and ask for the current schedule, accepted photo ID, dress code, child visitor rules, attorney visit process, mail format, approved vendors, and prohibited items.
| Topic | Official Barbour information located | Practical verification step |
|---|---|---|
| In-person visitation schedule | Not located in official captured sources. | Call the Sheriff's Office before travel. |
| Video visitation provider | Not located in official captured sources. | Ask whether a current provider is used. |
| Visitor ID requirements | Not located in official captured sources. | Ask what photo ID is accepted. |
| Mail format | Not located in official captured sources. | Ask for exact envelope, postcard, photo, and book rules. |
| Commissary deposits | Not located for county jail. | Ask the jail before sending funds. |
| Phone or tablet vendor | Not located in official captured sources. | Ask jail staff for the current vendor. |
Commissary and Inmate Funds
For Barbour County jail inmates, the research does not verify a commissary vendor, deposit limit, kiosk, online account system, or money-order rule. Do not borrow jail-service rules from another Alabama county. Call the Sheriff's Office before sending cash, money orders, books, cards, photographs, packages, or deposits. Jail vendors can change, and a rejected mailing or deposit may delay contact.
For state-prison inmates, ADOC's Send Money To An Inmate page lists debit or credit card deposits through Access Corrections, phone deposits at (866) 345-1884, and cash payment through Cash Pay Today with registration and current locations. Those rules apply to ADOC inmates, not to a person held in the Barbour County jail.
The manifest includes the ADOC inmate money source for state-custody deposits.
The ADOC money image is useful only after custody has shifted from the local Barbour County jail to the state prison system.
Barbour County Registry Checks
The ALEA sex offender registry is another separate channel. It is not a jail roster and it is not a list of all Barbour County inmate records. ALEA says local law-enforcement staff register offenders and forward information to ALEA for the state repository. ALEA also states that not all offenders are available for public dissemination because juvenile, Youthful Offender Act, or out-of-state status can affect public access.
The manifest image from the ALEA sex offender registry service page shows the state registry service channel.
The service image helps separate registry access from the Barbour County jail roster and from ADOC inmate search.
The related ALEA registry information page explains the state repository role and public-dissemination limits.
The registry information image supports the caution that some offender records are excluded from public release.
Inmate Records and Cases
A Barbour County jail booking can lead to several different records. The roster may show custody and charges. The court file may later show a complaint, warrant return, bond, plea, setting, disposition, sentence, fines, or probation terms. The full case outcome belongs in Barbour County criminal court records, while the arrest-to-charges path belongs with charge records. None of those files should be treated as proof of conviction until the court disposition is checked.
When a roster entry lists failure to appear, probation violation, or a serious charge, it may connect to a warrant or existing court case. For suspected warrants, Barbour County's warrant research says unserved arrest warrants are not public until served and suspected subjects must appear in person at the Sheriff's Department.