Contacts

Where to Ask First

A released Tallapoosa County inmate may be documented by the Sheriff's jail record, a court disposition, ADOC records, ABPP supervision records, or a community-corrections office. The right contact depends on whether the person left the county jail, was sentenced to state custody, moved to parole or probation, or was released by a court order.

Use the Sheriff's Department for county jail release confirmations, booking-record requests, jail contact routing, and questions about whether a person was transferred from the Tallapoosa County Jail instead of released to the community.

• For a named released person, start with the home page search path and then contact the office that holds the record.
• For supervision after release, use Post-Release Supervision and the ABPP Dadeville Field Office below.
• For same-day release checking, use 24-Hour Releases, then verify with the Sheriff's Department if no public feed answers the question.
• For an expected date or alert, compare Release Date Lookup with VINE Inmate Check.
• For a facility-specific question, use the facility pages listed in the footer.
• For an ADOC state prisoner, use ADOC contacts and the ADOC inmate search instead of the county jail.
• For a federal or immigration matter, use the BOP inmate locator, ICE detention tools, or the agency that holds the case.

Court and State Contacts

Court records often explain why a person left jail. A bond order, dismissal, sentence, probation order, revocation order, or jail-credit entry may be more useful than a live custody roster after the person has been released.

ADOC public records requests may require ADOC Form 023-A and the non-refundable $20 processing fee listed in the research source. ADOC's public inmate search is for current custody, so historical release confirmation may require a written records request.

Supervision Contacts

Parole, probation, mandatory supervision, and community corrections are not the same as a jail release list. These offices can matter after a Tallapoosa County case has moved from jail custody into supervision or a court program.