Coffee County 24-Hour Release Feed
No official direct browser-accessible Coffee County Jail 24-hour released-inmates page was found in the public sheriff or county web pages reviewed for this build. That matters because some Alabama sheriff websites publish a current roster with a released tab, but Coffee County's public website does not show that pattern. The supported public web sources are the Coffee County Sheriff's Office website, the Coffee County Jail staff directory, and the sheriff app channel.
A last-24-hours release check should start with the absence of a public feed, not with a guessed roster URL. A person may have left Coffee County Jail on bond, time served, sentence completion, dismissal, probation or community-corrections placement, transfer to ADOC, transfer to another county, federal pickup, ICE pickup, or another hold. Only some of those are a full release from custody. Others are release from the local jail to another authority.
Check Coffee County Same-Day Releases
Because there is no confirmed official 24-hour release page, the best same-day path is a short sequence that separates county jail releases from state prison, court, and notification records. Use the Coffee County Jail for the custody event, the Circuit Clerk or Alacourt for the order behind it, and ADOC or ABPP only when the person entered state custody or supervision.
- Check the Coffee County Sheriff app download page or the Coffee County Sheriff app on Google Play for any active jail database, inmate lookup, or public jail information the sheriff makes available.
- Call Coffee County Jail at (334) 894-6200 and ask for release confirmation. Give the full legal name, date of birth, approximate booking date, and booking number if known.
- Use the sheriff main line, (334) 894-5535, if the question is about records routing, app access, or which office handles a written booking/release request.
- Search the Coffee County court case through Alacourt's Coffee County docket location when the release may be tied to bond, first appearance, dismissal, sentence, probation, or warrant recall.
- Use ADOC inmate search only if the person was sent to state custody. ADOC says its online search is for currently incarcerated inmates and historical data is not available online.
For a named-person lookup that goes beyond the same-day window, use the broader release search path on Coffee County released inmates. For a wider recent-release check, use Coffee County 72-Hour Releases.
Coffee County 24-Hour Release Fields
Coffee County has no confirmed public web roster field set for a 24-hour release list. The safest way to discuss fields is to treat them as request targets for the jail or sheriff records channel. Ask for the booking/release record tied to the person, not a general list that the public website does not show.
| Field to Request | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| Full name and date of birth | Separates the person from similar names in jail and court records. |
| Booking number | Connects the custody record to the exact Coffee County Jail booking. |
| Booking date and time | Shows when the jail custody event began. |
| Release date and time | Confirms whether the release falls within the last 24 hours. |
| Release type or reason | Distinguishes bond, time served, dismissal, sentence completion, transfer, or hold. |
| Court case number | Links the jail record to the Circuit or District Court file. |
| Hold or transfer notation | Shows whether the person left Coffee County Jail but remained in another agency's custody. |
These fields are not presented as a confirmed public Coffee County web feed. They are the practical details to request when a same-day release must be verified through the jail, sheriff records route, or court record.
Coffee County Sheriff App
The Coffee County Sheriff's Office website points users to a mobile app, and the Google Play listing identifies the Coffee County Sheriff (AL) app by OCV, LLC. The listing describes the app as a way for area residents to connect with the sheriff's office, submit tips, and receive public-safety news and information. Official social snippets reviewed in the research describe jail inmate database and sex-offender registry functions, so the app is the most important local digital channel for same-day jail information.
Use careful expectations. The public web pages did not confirm a separate 24-hour, 48-hour, or 72-hour released tab, and the app window was not confirmed from public web pages. Check the app for current jail information first, then verify the release through Coffee County Jail if the app entry is missing, stale, or unclear. Do not treat an app listing as a formal release certificate.
Note: App software update dates are not jail-data update times, so the release event still needs jail or court confirmation.
Coffee County Released or Transferred
A Coffee County 24-hour release can mean several different things. A person released on bond or recognizance may leave the jail while the criminal case continues. A person credited with time served may leave after the sentence is satisfied. A person whose charge is dismissed may leave because the court order ended that custody basis. A person released to ADOC, another county, federal custody, or ICE has left Coffee County Jail but has not necessarily left custody.
| Status | Where to Verify | What It Means |
|---|---|---|
| Released from Coffee County Jail | Jail, sheriff records, court docket | The local jail custody event ended. |
| Still in Coffee County Jail | Jail or sheriff app if active | The person remains in local custody. |
| Transferred to ADOC | ADOC search while in custody, ADOC records later | The jail release is a transfer to state custody. |
| Released to supervision | ABPP Enterprise Field Office or court order | The person may be out of custody but under parole, probation, or program terms. |
Coffee County Court Release Proof
The court file often explains a same-day release better than a jail list. Coffee County's Circuit Clerk is the official record keeper for District and Circuit Court proceedings, and trial-court information can be obtained through Alacourt Access or Just One Look with required fees. Look for a bond order, case-action summary, sentencing entry, disposition, probation order, warrant recall, or commitment order.
Coffee County has Enterprise and Elba court contacts, while the jail is in New Brockton. The Enterprise Circuit Clerk office is listed at 101 S. Edwards Street with phone (334) 347-2519, and the Elba office phone is (334) 897-2954. Use the clerk route for legal cause, sentence, jail credit, warrant, and disposition questions. Use the jail route for the release timestamp and release notation.
Request Coffee County Release Records
If the sheriff app and phone check do not answer the 24-hour question, ask for the booking/release record. Alabama's public-records framework is Code of Alabama Title 36, Chapter 12, Article 3, including inspection and copying of public writings. The exact local request path should be confirmed with the Coffee County Jail or sheriff's office because the research did not identify a dedicated public online release-record form for the jail.
- Release record
- The custody entry showing why and when the person left Coffee County Jail.
- Discharge
- A final end of custody or sentence in a specific system, often state custody for ADOC cases.
- Detainer
- A hold or pickup request from another agency that can turn a jail release into a transfer.
- Time served
- Credit that satisfies a sentence or custody term already spent in jail.
Include the person's full name, date of birth, approximate booking date, booking number if known, and case number if known. Ask whether any booking photo, bond notation, or transfer note is releasable with the record.