Search Auburn Jail Roster

Auburn jail roster records are managed through Lee County. The Auburn Police Department makes arrests within city limits, but most inmates go to Lee County Detention Center in Opelika. Auburn is the largest city in Lee County and in eastern Alabama. The city is home to Auburn University. With a population over 83,000, Auburn sees regular booking activity. You can search for Auburn inmates using the Lee County Sheriff online inmate search tool. The county jail roster shows current inmates with booking facts, charges, and mugshots.

Lee County Handles Auburn Jail Records

Auburn is in Lee County. The Lee County Sheriff operates the county jail. When Auburn Police arrest someone, that person goes to Lee County Detention Center. The county seat is Opelika, not Auburn. The jail is located in Opelika at 1900 Frederick Road.

The W.S. "Buck" Jones Detention Center holds inmates from across Lee County. This includes Auburn, Opelika, and smaller towns. The facility can hold 420 inmates. The average daily count is around 380. The Lee County Sheriff posts an online inmate search at leecosheriffal.gov.

You can search the Lee County jail roster by name. Enter the first and last name of the person. Results show booking date, charges, mugshot, and bond amount. The roster updates regularly as new bookings come in. Released inmates drop off the current list within hours.

Note: Auburn City Jail is a short-term holding facility only. Most inmates transfer to Lee County within a day.

Auburn Police Department Arrests

The Auburn Police Department serves the city. Officers handle arrests for crimes in Auburn. The main station is at 141 North Ross Street. You can call 334-501-3100 for general questions. Chief Paul Register leads the department.

Auburn Police run a city jail. It is a Type I detention facility. This means it holds adults for short stays. The city jail processes bookings after arrest. Staff take photos and fingerprints. They enter charges into the system. Most people then transfer to Lee County Detention Center.

The city jail does not post a public online roster. To check if someone is in Auburn City Jail, call the police department. For most recent Auburn jail roster searches, use the Lee County Sheriff website. That system shows all county inmates, including those from Auburn arrests.

Auburn also uses the VINE system. You can search for offenders and sign up for alerts at vinelink.com. VINE tells you when an inmate is released or transferred. The service is free. It works for Auburn inmates held in Lee County.

How to Find Auburn Inmates

Searching for Auburn jail roster records is simple. Start with the Lee County Sheriff website. Go to leecosheriffal.gov and click on inmate search. Enter what you know about the person.

To search Auburn jail records effectively, you should have:

• Full legal name of the inmate
• Date of birth if available
• Approximate date of arrest

The search returns a list of matches. Click on a name to see more facts. Each inmate record shows the booking date and time. Charges list the specific crimes. Mugshots help confirm identity. Bond amounts tell you what it costs to get out.

If the person is not in the Lee County roster, they may still be in Auburn City Jail. Call 334-501-3100 to check. They might also be at a different facility if charges involve another county. Some people post bail quickly and leave before the online roster updates.

Auburn Jail Roster Information

Alabama law requires jails to track certain facts. Alabama Code Section 36-22-8 lists what must be in each record. This applies to Auburn inmates in Lee County.

The Lee County jail roster includes these details for Auburn inmates:

• Inmate name, age, and gender
• Race and physical description
• Booking date and time
• Arresting agency such as Auburn Police
• Criminal charges on file
• Bond amount and type
• Mugshot photo

The roster may also show court dates. Some entries list the judge or courtroom. Release dates appear when someone leaves custody. The online system does not show inmates who have been released for very long. Check the current roster for the most recent Auburn jail records.

Are Auburn Jail Records Public

Yes. Jail records in Alabama are public. Auburn jail roster information falls under state law for open records.

Alabama Code Section 36-12-40 gives residents the right to inspect public records. You do not need a reason. The sheriff must let you view the jail book during office hours. Most counties now post this online, making access easier.

Some limits apply. Juvenile records are sealed under Alabama law. Medical and mental health details stay private. Security facts that could risk jail safety may be kept back. But basic booking data on Auburn jail rosters is always open to the public.

Alabama Administrative Code 265-X-2-.03 requires jails to report arrests within 24 hours. After Auburn Police book someone, the data goes to the state. The Alabama Criminal Justice Information Center collects this info. This helps track crime across the state.

Auburn University and Jail Records

Auburn University adds to the city population. The campus has over 30,000 students. This affects local arrest patterns. Game days and events lead to more bookings.

Campus police handle crimes on university property. For serious offenses, Auburn Police may take over. Students arrested in Auburn appear in Lee County jail records like anyone else. The same search tools work for all inmates.

The university has its own judicial process for student conduct. But criminal charges still go through the county court. Students facing arrest end up on the Auburn jail roster in Lee County. Parents and family can search the same public records.

Note: Campus police arrests may show a different arresting agency in the jail roster.

Fees for Auburn Jail Records

Viewing the jail roster online is free. Lee County posts its inmate search at no cost. You can search for Auburn inmates as often as you want without paying.

Fees apply when you need copies. Alabama Code Section 36-12-41 lets agencies charge reasonable fees. Most charge 50 cents to one dollar per page. Certified copies cost more. Contact the Lee County Sheriff for exact fees.

The sheriff office number is 334-737-7050. Email lsco@leecountysheriff.org for records questions. In-person inspection of the jail book at the Opelika facility is free during business hours.

Look Up Auburn Inmates Now

Search for inmates from Auburn in the Lee County jail roster. Enter a name to find booking records, charges, and mugshots.

Nearby Alabama Cities

These major Alabama cities are near Auburn. Each has its own jail roster resources through their county sheriff.