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Barbour County Jail Custody

Barbour County Jail is operated by the Barbour County Sheriff's Office in Clayton. The official sheriff jail page identifies the jail contact line and links users to facility information, inmate telephone service, personal mail, the inmate population page, commissary, and visitation information. The sheriff's inmate population page then routes to the CountyGovServices roster, which is the public current-custody channel for the jail.

The jail roster should be read as a county jail record, not as a full Alabama prison record. A Barbour County Jail entry may show a person booked on local charges, held for a court appearance, held on a probation matter, serving a short county sentence, or waiting for transfer. Once a person is sentenced to state prison and received by ADOC, the lookup path changes to the statewide prison locator. That distinction matters in Barbour County because Easterling Correctional Facility and Ventress Correctional Facility are both inside the county but are not county jail units.

The official sheriff pages reviewed for this build did not publish a jail bed count, internal housing layout, accreditation status, construction year, or detailed bond-payment rules. The page should therefore treat the public roster as the confirmed custody source and avoid stating a fixed capacity. For court dates and formal filed charges after arrest, use the Barbour Circuit Clerk and Alacourt rather than assuming the first roster charge is the final court charge.

Barbour County Jail Population Snapshot

The best sourced Barbour County Jail population figure in the research is the visible roster count from the official roster page. On May 27, 2026, the roster HTML contained 112 visible inmate-name rows. That count is useful as a public snapshot of the Barbour County Jail inmate population, but it is not a certified daily census, average daily population, or rated-capacity figure. The roster may change as people are booked, released, transferred, or moved to another custody system.

The county's total incarceration footprint is larger than the jail alone because ADOC houses sentenced state prisoners at Easterling and Ventress. Those prison populations should not be added to the jail count as if they were the same custody class. Barbour County Jail is the sheriff's local detention facility, while ADOC prisons hold sentenced male state prisoners under a different agency and a different inmate numbering system.

Barbour County Jail Roster Lookup

Use the sheriff inmate population page or go directly to the Barbour County Sheriff's Office Inmate Roster. The roster is free and public. The inspected page did not show a search box, name filter, booking-number filter, date filter, status tab, sort control, profile detail page, or pagination. It works as a browse list, so names must be found by scrolling or by using the browser's in-page find tool.

1. Open the official Barbour County inmate population page or the CountyGovServices roster.
2. Scroll the roster rows and look for the person's name in LAST, FIRST MIDDLE format.
3. Use the booking number and booking date when names are similar or several people share a surname.
4. Read the charge lines as booking or arrest information, then check Alacourt for formal court charges.
5. If the person is missing, call the jail, check ADOC for sentenced prisoners, and use BOP, ICE ODLS, or VINELink only when those custody systems fit the facts.

The official roster page is shown by the Barbour County Sheriff's Office county jail page as part of the jail information path.

The jail page confirms that inmate population, visitation, phone, mail, and commissary are handled through separate official links rather than one combined profile screen.

Barbour County Jail Contact

Call the jail before traveling for a visit, bond question, records pickup, or mail issue. The sheriff website uses 24 Robertson Airport Drive, while some official listings use Robertson Airport Road. The sheriff page should control for local jail directions unless staff give a different current mailing format. The Alabama Secretary of State listing names Hon. Tyrone Smith as sheriff and lists a separate sheriff office phone and email, but the jail page and public information page use the jail line below for custody questions.

Barbour County Jail Visits

The sheriff's visitation information page is the controlling county source for jail visits. The extracted research confirms that Saturday and Sunday are visitation days, visitors must have current State ID, and only two people may be in the visitation room at one time. The sheriff page also states that visitation may be refused for listed rule violations or for anything staff consider inappropriate or unacceptable. Exact block-by-block hours were not fully extracted from the official page, so they should be confirmed with the jail before a trip.

County jail visitation rules do not apply to Easterling or Ventress. Those facilities are ADOC prisons, so visits there follow ADOC approval, scheduling, and facility policy.

Note: Confirm identity rules, current hours, and visitor limits with the jail before driving to Clayton.

Barbour County Jail Mail and Money

The sheriff county jail page links inmate telephone service to Pay Tel and commissary or deposits to JailATM. JailATM's public landing options include Send Money Now, Email Inmate, Video Call, and Gift Packs. The sheriff site also contains a personal mail page, but the extracted research did not provide full mail formatting, prohibited item rules, legal mail rules, kiosk availability, cash options, fee schedules, phone rates, or deposit limits.

Barbour County Jail Booking

Barbour County booking detail comes from the public roster fields and normal Alabama jail process, because the sheriff site did not publish a full intake policy. A person may be arrested by a sheriff's deputy, municipal police department, state agency, probation or parole authority, or another agency, then brought to the jail if the sheriff accepts custody. Jail staff create or update the booking record, take or attach a booking photo, assign a booking number, enter the booking date and time, and list charge or hold information.

Classification means the internal review used for housing and safety decisions. The public roster does not show housing unit, medical status, mental-health status, discipline, protective custody, or release date. A detainer is a request or hold from another agency or jurisdiction, and a probation hold means a supervision issue may block release even when a new charge has a bond. For more detail on the roster fields, use the Barbour County jail inmate records page.

About Barbour County Jail

The jail's public-facing record system is unusually direct. It shows current roster rows with photos, names, booking numbers, booking dates, and charges without requiring a login. That helps with quick visual review, but it also means the page is less precise for a single-name search because the inspected roster did not expose a search field. When a person is not visible, the next step is not to assume release. Call the jail, check the court record, and use the state or federal locator only when the custody type points away from county jail.