Find Pine Level Arrests

Pine Level Recent Arrests

Pine Level has no municipal police department of its own. The Town of Pine Level states plainly that the Autauga County Sheriff's Office handles law enforcement for the town. So every Pine Level arrest flows into the county system. A booking is the record the jail opens when someone is arrested. It lists the charge and custody details. It settles nothing about a case.

The town's numbers need context too. The Alabama city table lists 4,885 residents and calls Pine Level a 2020 Census place population; incorporated 2023. Municipal status arrived only recently, and policing remains a county job. The town publishes no daily arrest log, blotter, or booking-photo feed under its own name. That gap does not mean nothing happened. The better questions: which agency made the arrest, and which jail took the booking?

Where Pine Level Arrests Publish

Start with the official Autauga County channels. A newly booked person at Autauga County Metro Jail shows up first on the Sheriff's current roster. For an older booking, try the released view. The agency's news feed sometimes adds press releases, wanted notices, or search updates. None of these is a complete daily arrest ledger for Pine Level. Neither the roster nor the news feed promises a fixed posting schedule or full coverage of every event.

The town's own website explains its government structure and its county-led policing, which is useful context but no help for finding bookings. For the official wording, see the Town of Pine Level's about page, the source behind the information displayed here.

That town page names the Sheriff as the law-enforcement provider. That points every arrest-record question back to the county. The page sets up no municipal custody list. It also grants no permission to reuse any official booking image.

Note: A current roster entry is a record visible when checked. It guarantees no custody at the moment of viewing.

Pine Level Roster Records

The Autauga roster splits into current and released views, both searchable by name and date. A profile can carry a booking number, the date and time of booking, charge text, bond, and an image where the official record includes one. The arresting agency field matters most for Pine Level. It tells you whether the Autauga Sheriff's Office made the arrest or an outside agency simply booked the person into Metro Jail.

Read the custody label with care. The current roster is the best first check for jail status. It is no live guarantee. A released entry keeps the original booking date, release date, charges, bond, and image, and it only shows an older record. It never means someone is still in custody. Charges and bail can shift after court appearances, as the Sheriff's roster warning notes. For a current custody, bond, or case-number answer, call the jail.

Booking number

A jail-assigned identifier that helps the records custodian locate one specific booking.

Arresting agency

The agency field on the roster, useful for identifying the source of the arrest record.

Released view

An official archive view for a released entry, not proof of present incarceration.

Arrested in Pine Level

A name alone tells you little. Begin with the Autauga County current roster. If a matching profile appears, save the booking number and the listed date. The record may name the arresting agency and the jail's charge language. No current result? Try the released roster next. An old entry never confirms present custody. The Sheriff posts no fixed hourly roster schedule, and a missing result can reflect a posting delay, a release, a transfer, a different jail, a spelling issue, or an arrest by another agency.

1. Open the official current roster. Search by last name or browse the date view.
2. Open a matching profile. Note the booking number, booking date, charge text, bond, arresting agency, and whether the entry is current or released.
3. If the person is not in current custody, check the official released roster for an older booking record.
4. For a time-sensitive custody question, call Autauga County Metro Jail. A roster card will not carry the answer.
5. Use the arresting agency or responsible outside jurisdiction when the record shows the event left the Autauga system.

For a same-day look at Autauga County booking activity, the Daily Arrest Report is the tool. It lets you read booking dates. It does not claim the county runs a Pine Level-specific twenty-four-hour arrest feed. A record can appear after intake is complete. An active listing can also change following a release or transfer.

Pine Level Town Contacts

The town clerk and the jail records custodian do very different jobs. Pine Level lists its office at 121 County Road 40 E, Pine Level, AL 36066. The phone is 334-310-2913, and the email is townclerk@pinelevelal.gov. That contact handles municipal administration only. It cannot answer for anyone at Autauga Metro Jail who keeps the booking files. Booking-photo requests belong with the jail, not the town clerk.

The split matters more now that the town exists. Pine Level keeps its own paperwork at the municipal level, while county agencies still police the area and hold the booking records. So go to the right desk. The town hall answers questions about town documents. For an actual booking record or arrest file, ask the Autauga County Sheriff's Office or the Metro Jail custodian.

Pine Level Booking Records

Want a booking record or booking photo? Send a clear public-records request to the Autauga County Sheriff's Office or to the Metro Jail records custodian. Alabama's public-records law gives residents the right to inspect and copy records, though agencies can redact material and review what they release. Give the custodian enough detail to locate the file. Name the person and the booking record you want. Then ask whether an official booking photograph can be released. The Sheriff's FAQ offers no online photo-request form, no fee schedule, and no promised turnaround.

A strong request saves everyone time. Include the person's name, a booking number if you have one, the booking date, and the arresting agency. State exactly what item you want. Add the format you prefer and how the office can reach you. Ask about the current procedure, any copy cost, and how delivery works. One caution applies here. The FAQ's in-person report-copy instruction covers only people who filed a report themselves. It says nothing about booking photos. For the fuller explanation of official photos, read the county mugshots section.

Pine Level Jurisdiction After Arrest

In Autauga County, a place name does not settle the question. Something tied to Pine Level could involve the Sheriff, a state agency, a neighboring county, or a federal authority. The Autauga County roster is the main county arrest check when the person landed at Metro Jail. It is not a full index of every incident or custody situation. If a profile names a different arresting agency, follow that agency's record route, since the town and the jail do not automatically own the underlying report.

A 2026 regional report showed how this works. It described a Pine Level-area search that ended with a capture in Prattville. The pieces land in different places. The search location, the arrest location, the arresting agency, the booking jail, and the court venue can all differ. That story is a jurisdiction example, nothing more. It is not a Pine Level arrest list and sets no booking rule. For a specific case, use the record kept by the responsible agency and the court file.

Once booking is done, the court record picks up the rest. A dismissal, a plea, or a final finding appears there rather than in the jail file. The court is the source for any case result. A name dropping off the current roster says nothing by itself about how the case ended.

Pine Level News Coverage

Start with the official Sheriff roster and the agency's recent-news feed for Pine Level booking context. Both outrank any regional report. The agency running the local system produces them.

Elmore-Autauga News and WSFA sometimes cover a search, arrest, or public-safety event that draws attention. That coverage comes and goes. An article may only carry the facts an agency released that day.

The Montgomery Advertiser story mirror behind that regional account is the same deal. It captures one event, not a town blotter. None of these outlets is a day-by-day Pine Level booking feed.

Third-party Autauga County pages add their own trap. They may stamp a Pine Level address or city label on a record. A label does not show where the arrest happened or who made it. That data can sit stale, incomplete, or tied to an older booking. Check the booking date, the custody status, the arresting agency, and any court outcome against the official record before trusting it.

Note: When reporting and roster details differ, keep the source dates. Check with the agency or court that created the record.

Pine Level Court Records

A jail roster answers a booking question. It does not answer a case question. When a charge moves forward in Autauga, the Autauga Circuit Clerk handles the court side, and Alabama's Just One Look docket interface allows case-by-case searching. The public docket warns that some cases may not show up. When a record is missing or unclear, call the clerk. Court staff cannot offer legal advice.

Keep every record in its lane. The town office runs municipal administration. The Sheriff and Metro Jail manage the local booking path. The arresting agency keeps its own incident file. The court holds what happens next. That discipline keeps a thin roster result from turning into a full story about an arrest or a case.

Pine Level Law Enforcement: Autauga County Sheriff’s Office