Releases from Escambia County Detention Center
Escambia County Sheriff's Office publishes an official online roster with current inmates and released inmates. Its home page labels the short-window release module "View 48 Hour Release," and the released roster observed in research was titled as released inmates sorted by booking date descending. The roster is relevant to Conecuh readers only in a specific way: it can show records connected to Conecuh County Sheriff's Office when the person was processed through Escambia's system or when the profile lists Conecuh as the arresting agency.
The released roster fields are more detailed than what was found for Conecuh's own web footprint. The list view can show mugshot image, name, booking number, release date, booking date, charges, bond, and a profile link. A profile can add age, gender, race, arresting agency, booking date, release date, charges, bond, and a caution that charges and bail amounts may change after court appearances. For released-inmate research, the important fields are the release date and arresting agency. The charge and bond fields should be treated as current only as of the roster display and verified before relying on them.
This page treats Escambia as a supporting source, not as Conecuh's own jail. A person released from Conecuh County Jail may never appear in Escambia. A person who appears in Escambia may still need Conecuh court confirmation if the case, warrant, bond, or disposition is a Conecuh matter.
How to Use the Escambia Release Path
Use Escambia's roster as a short-window check, then reconcile it with the local case record.
- Open the Escambia County Sheriff's Office released roster at https://www.escambiacountysheriffal.org/roster.php?released=1.
- Search by name and review both released and current views if the custody status is uncertain.
- Open any matching profile and compare name, booking number, booking date, release date, age, and other identifiers.
- Read the arresting-agency field. For Conecuh relevance, the profile should show Conecuh County Sheriff's Office or another clear Conecuh case connection.
- Write down the booking number and release date for your own notes, then confirm the legal status through the relevant detention center or Conecuh County court record.
- If the Escambia roster has no match, do not treat that as proof that the person was not released. Use the Conecuh sheriff, court, ADOC, VINE, federal, or ICE path as the custody type requires.
The Escambia module's "48 Hour Release" label means it is better for very recent releases than older ones. A short-window roster is not a long-term archive. For older Conecuh-related cases, the durable record is usually the court docket or a direct records request.
Escambia County Detention Center Records and Contact
Research identified the Escambia County Sheriff's Office site and its detention roster as the official source for the cross-county release check. Use Escambia contact information for Escambia custody questions and Conecuh contact information for Conecuh local jail questions.
Escambia County Sheriff's Office
Address: 316 Court Street, Brewton, AL 36426
Main office: 251-809-0741
Administrative hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Release source: Official released roster labeled "View 48 Hour Release."
Conecuh Follow-Up
Conecuh County Sheriff's Office: 104 Liberty Street, Evergreen, AL 36401, 251-578-1260
Conecuh Circuit Clerk: 111 Court Street, Room 203, Evergreen, AL 36401, 251-578-7012
Use for: Conecuh warrants, bond orders, dispositions, sentence records, and local release-record requests.
About Escambia's Roster
Escambia County Detention Center is a neighboring county jail source with an online roster. It is not a state prison, federal prison, immigration locator, or general Alabama release database. Its value for this project comes from one research-backed fact: at least one released Escambia profile showed Conecuh County Sheriff's Office as the arresting agency. That creates a real, but limited, Conecuh release path.
| Roster field | How it helps |
|---|---|
| Release date | Shows the date Escambia marked the person released from its custody. |
| Booking date | Helps distinguish similarly named people and anchors the custody event. |
| Booking number | Gives staff a precise identifier for follow-up. |
| Arresting agency | Shows whether the record is tied to Conecuh County Sheriff's Office. |
| Charges and bond | Useful clues, but Escambia warns they may change after court appearances. |
| Mugshot image | A booking-photo source for that Escambia record, not proof of every Conecuh booking photo. |
Release Record Route After an Escambia Match
If the Escambia released roster shows a Conecuh arresting-agency record, the roster is a starting point. The release record may still need three different confirmations. First, Escambia can confirm its own booking and release details. Second, Conecuh County court can confirm what happened in the case, such as bond, disposition, dismissal, sentence, probation, or revocation. Third, Conecuh County Sheriff's Office can answer local custody questions when the person was arrested or held under Conecuh authority.
Do not move from an Escambia roster match directly to ADOC unless there is a state-prison sentence or transfer. ADOC's public search is current-custody only and does not serve as a county jail release archive. Do not move to ICE unless the facts suggest immigration custody. Do not use the ALEA registry unless the issue is a registrant status after release.
Limits of the 48-Hour List
The "View 48 Hour Release" label signals a short rolling window. If the person is not visible, the release may be older than the display window, the person may have been held somewhere else, the name may be entered differently, or the custody event may not be part of Escambia's feed. Because the roster changes with jail activity, it should be used quickly and verified through official records.
Use the roster as a public-record navigation clue, not as the final word on a case. Release data is useful for custody-status verification, court follow-up, notification, and personal knowledge, while the official source agency remains the authority for the record.