The Cleburne County 24-Hour Release List
No distinct official Cleburne County "released in the last 24 hours" list was found in the sheriff sources reviewed. The official roster at cleburnecountyso.org/inmate_roster.php is a current-custody roster. It showed a last-updated timestamp, booking photos, and fields for Photo, Last, First, Middle, Age, Sex, Booking Date, Race, Height, and Weight. It did not show a same-day release list, a release date, a release reason, or a release-window filter on the main table reviewed.
That makes same-day checking more direct but less automatic. If a person remains listed, they are still being presented as in Cleburne County Jail custody. If the person disappears from the roster, treat that as a lead only. It may mean release, but it may also mean transfer to ADOC, transfer to another county, a federal pickup, an immigration detainer path, a data refresh, or another custody change.
Same-day caution: roster pages, jail booking systems, court orders, and VINELink alerts can update at different times. For a release needed today, confirm with the jail, the court case, or the receiving agency instead of relying only on a roster change.
Same-day custody information should be used for public-record and custody-status verification only. Confirm the release with the jail, court, or receiving agency before relying on it.
How to Check Today's Cleburne Releases
Because no official 24-hour release feed was found, the fallback chain is the actual same-day workflow. The goal is to separate "still in jail," "released to the community," and "moved to another custody system."
- Open the Cleburne County Sheriff's current roster and search the name carefully, including spelling variants when needed.
- If the person appears on the roster, treat them as currently listed in Cleburne County Jail custody unless the jail confirms a newer change.
- If the person no longer appears, call the Cleburne County Jail at 256-463-7336 and ask whether a release, transfer, or court order was processed.
- Check the related Cleburne County court case through the Circuit Clerk, Alacourt, or Just One Look for bond, dismissal, sentence, probation, or transfer orders.
- Use VINELink Alabama when the person is covered by a participating custody feed and registration is available for the record.
- If the person was sentenced to state prison or transferred to ADOC, use the ADOC current inmate search and then ABPP for parole, probation, or mandatory supervision.
- If the facts point to federal or immigration custody, use BOP for sentenced federal custody or ICE's locator for current ICE detention.
For a named-person search that is not limited to today, start from the full Cleburne County released inmates workflow on Home. For a wider recent window, use the 72-hour release list workflow.
What a 24-Hour Release Feed Would Show
Users often expect a same-day release list to show the exact fields below. The official Cleburne County roster reviewed did not publish those release fields online, so the confirmation path matters as much as the field itself.
| Expected field | Official Cleburne online status | Confirmation path |
|---|---|---|
| Released last 24 hours | No distinct official feed found. | Jail call or records request, plus court case. |
| Release date and time | Not visible on the roster main table reviewed. | Cleburne County Jail release record. |
| Release reason | Not visible on the roster main table reviewed. | Jail file, bond order, court disposition, or transfer record. |
| Booking photo | Visible for current roster entries. | Roster if still listed; sheriff records request if released. |
| Booking date | Visible on the current roster. | Roster and jail booking file. |
| Transfer destination | Not visible on the roster main table reviewed. | Jail record, ADOC, receiving county, BOP, ICE, or court record. |
Why Roster Absence Is Not Release Proof
The official Cleburne County roster is current-custody focused. It did not show a released tab, 24-hour release window, 72-hour release window, or release-date field during review. This is the central data quirk for same-day searches: a name may disappear from the visible jail list without proving the person walked out of custody.
A transfer to ADOC is a release from the county jail but not a release from custody. A federal pickup or immigration transfer has the same problem. A bond release, court-order release, dismissal, or time-served release may be a true community release, but the reason is usually confirmed in the jail release file and court case, not in the live roster table.
Source view from the manifest: the sheriff roster screenshot is useful because it shows the current-custody fields and the absence of release-window navigation in the reviewed online source.
After checking that page, use a direct confirmation step if the release matters for a court date, travel, safety planning, or family pickup.
Bond Releases Can Need Court Steps
A same-day bond release in Cleburne County may involve more than the jail roster. The jail information sheet lists approved bonding agents and gives a specific property-bond procedure: a property sheet from the Revenue Commissioner's Office at the courthouse, sheriff approval, signatures from everyone listed on the property sheet, and a mandatory $35 money order payable to the Cleburne County Circuit Clerk. That detail is tied to property bonds and should not be described as a general release fee.
For a same-day bond question, confirm both sides of the process. The jail can tell whether the person is still in custody or whether release paperwork has been processed. The Circuit Clerk or Alacourt case can show the bond order, charge, case status, and next court obligation. A person may not leave immediately just because a bond amount exists online or a family member has contacted a bonding agent.
If No 24-Hour List Is Online
The strongest fallback is a records-oriented request to the agency that holds the record. For Cleburne County Jail release records, start with the jail at 140 Lambert Drive, Heflin, AL 36278, phone 256-463-7336. Ask for the current method to request a release date, release time, release reason, transfer destination, booking sheet, or booking photo. No official sheriff online public-records form or local fee schedule was found in the reviewed pages, so calling first is practical.
For a written request, include the person's full name, date of birth or age if known, approximate booking date, case number or charge if known, the exact record requested, and contact information. State that the request is for public-record verification, release confirmation, or court-process use. If the person was moved to ADOC, use ADOC public records and Central Records. If the person is on parole, probation, mandatory supervision, or revocation status, ABPP and its Anniston Field Office are the supervision path.
Released vs Still in Custody
A person who is on the Cleburne County current roster is still being shown as in jail custody by the sheriff's online source. A person who is no longer listed has only moved out of that visible current roster. The next source depends on why the person left the roster.
| What you see | What it may mean | Best next check |
|---|---|---|
| Still listed on the roster | Current Cleburne County Jail custody is still being reported. | Call the jail for the latest same-day status. |
| No longer listed after bond activity | Possible bond release, but confirm paperwork and court status. | Jail and Circuit Clerk or Alacourt. |
| No longer listed after sentencing | Possible transfer to ADOC or completion of local custody. | ADOC current inmate search and court disposition. |
| No longer listed with federal or ICE facts | Possible transfer rather than community release. | BOP, federal court, USMS-related court information, or ICE locator. |
News Is Not a Release Record
Local and regional news can report Cleburne County arrests, seizures, and law-enforcement activity, sometimes with agency-supplied images. That kind of coverage may explain why a person was booked or why a case drew attention, but it is not a same-day jail release list. A news story can be stale, incomplete, or focused on arrest allegations rather than final disposition.
For same-day release confirmation, keep the official chain in front: Cleburne County Jail, the court case, ADOC for state custody, ABPP for supervision, VINELink as a notification layer, and federal or immigration systems only when those custody paths are actually involved.