Bullock 24 Hour Releases

The Bullock County 24 hour release list is best understood as a same-day verification workflow, not a public web roster. No verified official page shows people released in the last 24 hours from the Bullock County jail. To check whether someone was released in the last 24 hours, use the sheriff contact channel, then cross-check court records or the next custody system when the release was tied to a bond, order, transfer, or sentence.

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Bullock 24 Hour Release List

The research found no official Bullock County page for a 24-hour released-inmates list, no released tab, no current roster, no booking-photo feed, and no sheriff mobile app with release data. That is the main local fact. Some Alabama counties publish current or released roster filters, but Bullock County's official sheriff page is a contact page only. Do not use similarly spelled Bulloch County, Georgia, results for Bullock County, Alabama.

No verified feed. Same-day Bullock jail releases must be confirmed through the sheriff, then checked against the court file or receiving agency when needed.


Check Same-Day Bullock Releases

For the last-day window, ask the sheriff a narrow custody question. The official sheriff page lists 334-738-2670, bullockcountysheriff@ustconline.net, 217 N Prairie St. #112, Union Springs, AL 36089, and Monday through Friday hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Provide full name, date of birth if known, booking date or date range, and case number if known.

  1. Ask whether the person is still in Bullock County Jail.
  2. If not, ask whether a release occurred within the last 24 hours.
  3. Ask for release date, release type, and transfer or destination agency if releasable.
  4. Check Bullock court records for bond, dismissal, sentence credit, or order details.
  5. If transferred, use ADOC, another county, BOP, or ICE as the next source.

Fields to Request

Because Bullock does not publish online release fields, a field table should show what to ask for rather than pretending an online table exists. These fields match the research inventory.

FieldWhy to ask
Booking dateLinks the same-day release to the original jail entry.
Release date and timeConfirms the last-24-hour window if recorded.
Release typeShows bond, court order, time served, dismissal, transfer, or hold.
Case or warrant numberSupports a court record cross-check.
Destination agencyShows whether the person went to ADOC, another county, BOP, ICE, or the community.
Booking photo availabilityNeeded because no Bullock online photo feed was verified.

Bullock Release Feed Lag

Even counties that publish recent-release feeds can lag during booking, bond processing, weekend staffing, court updates, or transfers. Bullock has a stricter issue: no public feed cadence was found at all. That means a same-day release should be treated as a records-confirmation question. A court docket may show the bond or order before the sheriff releases a copy of the jail record, or the jail may confirm release before the court image is easy to find.

Regional news can confirm that Bullock County Jail is an active detention point. WTVM reported a 2022 jail escape and capture, but local news is not a release database. It should not be used to infer a complete last-24-hours release list.


Released or Still in Custody

A person released in the last day has left the jail. A person still in custody remains under the sheriff's jail authority or another holding agency. For Bullock, the first question is current custody. The second question is destination. If the person moved to ADOC, search ADOC while current custody may still exist. If the release was a bond or court order, use the court case. If federal or ICE custody is involved, use the federal or immigration tools, not the county release workflow.

For a wider window, use Jail Releases: 72 Hours. For a named-person search with all systems, use Bullock County released inmates.


Same-Day Court Cross-Check

A last-24-hours release often depends on a court event. A bond order, dismissal, sentence completion, jail credit entry, probation order, or revocation order may explain why the person left jail. Bullock County court records are therefore not a side issue. The Circuit Clerk page says most trial court information may be obtained through Alacourt's Just One Look, and the clerk keeps criminal, traffic, juvenile, warrant, and related records. Fees may apply through the court-access system.

If the sheriff confirms a same-day release but the court case is not clear yet, ask for the release type and case number. If the court shows a bond or order before the sheriff record is available, use the order to frame the jail-record request. The two records should be reconciled rather than treated as competing answers.


No Bullock Sheriff App

The research did not verify a Bullock County sheriff mobile app with an inmate roster, release list, or booking-photo function. That matters because some Alabama counties use app vendors or roster vendors that expose recent releases. Those examples cannot be imported into Bullock. For Bullock, app-only release alerts were not found, so the fallback remains sheriff contact, court review, VINELink where covered, and ADOC or federal tools when a transfer occurred.

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