Find Union Springs Police Arrests

Union Springs Police Overview

The City of Union Springs Police Department is the municipal law-enforcement agency for Union Springs. The official city page lists Chief Clarence Wheeler, the department address, the police phone number, records staff, and dispatch staff. It presents the department as a police agency and records contact point, not as a separate public city jail roster or long-term detention center.

Treat this facility type carefully. A person arrested by Union Springs police may be briefly held or processed by the city police before release, bond handling, municipal/court routing, or transfer to Bullock County Jail. If the person has been booked into county custody, the sheriff's office becomes the custody contact. If the person has moved after sentencing to state prison, the ADOC locator becomes the right search tool.

The distinction helps avoid a common search mistake. A city police report can document the event that led to arrest, while a county jail record documents custody after the sheriff accepts the person. A court file then records the filed charge, warrant return, hearing date, disposition, fine, probation, or sentence. These records can exist in different offices at the same time, and one office may not have the full path.

The official Union Springs Police page is the matching source for this facility screenshot. It shows the city police department contact context, which is why it fits this page rather than a county jail or state prison page.

View the official Union Springs Police Department page for the source context shown below.

The screenshot supports the city-police contact path. It does not show a public inmate roster, so custody confirmation still depends on police or sheriff contact.

Union Springs Holding Population

No official city source reviewed published a holding-cell capacity, a daily detainee count, an average city jail population, or a public list of people held by Union Springs Police. That absence should not be filled with unofficial directory numbers. The research supports a short-term arrest-processing description only.

Because the city page does not describe a separate long-term jail, population questions should be framed narrowly. Ask whether the person is still being processed by police, whether they were released with a citation or bond instruction, or whether they were taken to the county jail. For any ongoing county custody count or jail population question, the sheriff's office is the better source.

Search Union Springs Arrests

There is no official Union Springs city jail roster in the reviewed city materials. A practical search starts with the arresting agency, then follows the transfer path. For very recent arrests, the city may have the incident or arrest report while the sheriff may or may not yet have a county jail booking.

Use clear wording when calling. Ask for "arrest or incident report status" with the city police department, and ask for "current jail custody" with the sheriff. If the answer is that the person was released by police, there may be no sheriff booking to locate. If the answer is that the person was transferred, ask for the approximate transfer time before calling the county jail.

1. Call Union Springs Police Department at 334-738-3131 and ask whether the person was arrested, released, cited, or transferred.
2. Ask for the report or incident number, arrest date, arresting officer if releasable, and whether records staff handles public copies.
3. If the person was transferred, call Bullock County Jail through the sheriff at 334-738-2670 for current custody status.
4. For court charges after filing, check the Bullock County court site, the circuit clerk, or Alacourt.
5. If later sentenced to state prison, search the ADOC inmate search, not the city police department.

Union Springs Police Contact

Use the police department for city arrest records, incident reports, initial arrest-processing questions, and whether a person was moved to the county jail. The official page lists records staff, including Itrena Jackson, and dispatch staff. It also identifies Chief Clarence Wheeler and a chief email address, but urgent custody questions should begin with the main police phone.

Union Springs Holding Visits

The official city page does not publish a visitation schedule, visitor approval process, video visit system, commissary process, or long-term housing rules for a municipal jail. That is consistent with a police holding and arrest-processing point. If a person is still with city police, ask whether any in-person contact is allowed or whether all family contact must wait until transfer, release, or court.

Union Springs Police Records

Police holding is not the same as county jail housing. The city police department is the better source for the arrest or incident report, while the sheriff is the better source for a county jail booking sheet after transfer. If a person is released directly from police processing, there may be no county jail roster entry to find.

For a written records request, identify the report or event as specifically as possible. Include the name, date, location, report number if known, and whether the request is for an incident report, arrest report, call-for-service record, or transfer confirmation. If the record involves an active investigation, juvenile matter, victim information, or protected personal data, the agency may redact or withhold parts of the record.

Union Springs Arrest Intake

A Union Springs arrest may involve identity checks, warrant checks, incident paperwork, citation or charge documentation, temporary holding, and a decision about release, bond, court routing, or transfer. Once a person is accepted into county jail custody, the Bullock County sheriff controls the custody record and release information. The court record then develops separately through the clerk and court system.

City arrest paperwork can also feed a municipal, district, or circuit court path depending on the alleged offense. The Bullock County Circuit Clerk is the court-record contact for many county court matters, while Alacourt provides fee-based statewide trial court access. If the arrest is new, the court case may lag behind the police report or jail booking.

City-to-county flow: police arrest › city processing › release, municipal/court action, or sheriff transfer › county jail booking if accepted › court case record.

About Union Springs Police

The research file gives strong local detail for the police agency. The official city page names department leadership and staff, including sergeants, a lieutenant, a captain, an investigator, records, and dispatch staff. It does not publish an app, app-only roster, warrant search, most-wanted list, or public jail search. Use those limits when deciding where to ask next.