Autauga County, AL Arrests & Jail Records

The Sheriff's Office provides arrest records through its Records Division at the main office. To request these records, visit in person or send a written request to:

Autauga County Sheriff's Office 162 West 4th Street Prattville, AL 36067

For assistance with records requests, contact the Records Division at (334) 361-3160. The sheriff's office maintains an online inmate lookup system where the public can access basic arrest information and custody status for current inmates.

Requesting arrest records from the police departments requires identifying which agency made the arrest first. Contact the specific police department directly with the individual's name and date of arrest. Most departments process public records requests either in person at their records division or through their official website's "Public Records" section. Expect to pay a processing fee for document copies.

The primary police department in Autauga County is:

• Prattville Police Department

For arrests made in unincorporated areas of the county, contact the Sheriff's Office as they handle law enforcement outside city jurisdictions.

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) maintains statewide criminal history records, including arrest reports, gathered from local law enforcement such as the County Sheriff's Office.

To request a person's criminal record, individuals may visit the ALEA's official website and submit a request through the criminal records request portal. Requests may also be made by mailing a completed Application to Review Alabama Criminal History Record Information form, along with a valid ID copy and payment, to:

Alabama Law Enforcement Agency Criminal Records and Identification Unit P.O. Box 1511 Montgomery, AL 36102-1511

Records of arrests that result in formal charges may be found at the Circuit Court, which handles felony and misdemeanor cases. These records are maintained by the Clerk of theCircuit Court in Prattville.

Interested persons can obtain criminal court records by visiting the Clerk's Office in person at the County Courthouse or by searching online through the Alabama Judicial System portal. To perform a search, you may need the case number or the name of the individual involved. Copy fees may apply depending on the number of pages requested.

In addition to these options, current arrest records may also be found through trusted third-party websites like InfoTracer, which offer broader and quicker search access.